SCC 2026 Fall Superior Grand Prix

Join us each Thursday for some Casual Chess or to play in the Superior Grand Prix Seasonal USCF-Rated Chess Tournament!  Casual chess is always FREE! Come to learn or play with family and friends in a fun atmosphere with food and beverages! Please bring your own tournament size board, pieces, and clock to play in the tournament. We are a new chess club so only a few chess sets and clocks will be available while we grow.  Superior Grand Prix Tournament - 3RR Quads; G/20+5 Entry Fee: $5 (non-refundable) 6:00pm : Onsite Registration Opens 6:45pm : Last Registration Taken 6:50pm : Pairings! 7:00pm : Clocks Start!! Each week we'll play a standard USCF Quad Tournament, which is like a mini-Round Robin with three Rounds of G/20+5 (USCF Quick Rating). Members will be awarded Grand Prix Points based on where they place in their Quad after completing three rounds (see below). Each player accumulates GP points for their top weekly GP Scores throughout the 3-month "Season" (you don't have to play in every single weekly Quad to compete on equal footing!). A Grand Prix Season Leaderboard will be maintained ranked by the total GP points in each player's top 8 weekly GP scores throughout the current Grand Prix Season (see examples below). There are NUMEROUS ways to win Cash Prizes at the end of each Grand Prix Season: Gold, Silver, and Bronze Ca$h Prizes for the Grand Prix Season Champions: Top 3 Players on the Leaderboard! USCF Class Champions: Ca$h Prizes for the top player by GP points in each USCF Class! Additional Ca$h Performance Awards: Giant Killer, Most improved, Highest Win %, and Longest Hot Streak! In a Quad tournament players are ranked by USCF Rating highest to lowest (based on USCF Live ratings) and broken into groups of four starting from the top. This way each "Quad" of four players should be as closely rated as possible for the players who participate each week. Each player then plays the other three players in the Quad in a mini-Round Robin with standard tournament scoring for the Quad: 1 pt for a win, .5 pt for a draw, 0 pt for loss, no Byes. Upon completion of the 3 rounds players are awarded Grand Prix Points based on their placement in the Quad RR as follows: 1st = 4 GP pts 2nd = 3 GP pts 3rd = 2 GP pts 4th = 1 GP pts Grand Prix Season and USCF Class Leaderboard Examples: Important Notes! Grand Prix points and standings will be tracked manually outside Chess67. There will be NO tournament night on Thanksgiving (11/26) Do not expect to always play in a perfectly quiet "chess tournament hall" environment. Our venues are most often in a family-oriented community environment. Delicious food and beverages are always available, so please show our gracious hosts your gratitude by enjoying a drink, appetizers or dinner! Questions?  Events@SuperiorChess.club

Tournament details and registration