05/21/2026
SEEALL Academy Wins Championship Title in Texas βοΈπ
Twenty-nine students from the SEEALL Academy traveled to Round Rock, TX for the 2026 National Middle School (K-8) Chess Championship, held May 15β17 at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions. Nearly 1,300 players from 30 states competed in one of the biggest middle school chess events in the country.
The SEEALL Academy chess team, led by IM Yury Lapshun and Mr. Bobby Moy, delivered another huge performance on the national stage.
Most impressively, SEEALL Academy is now 5-time National Section Winners, winning 1st Place in a section five straight years in a row. The streak was on the line going into Round 7, and the team responded with an undefeated final round to clinch another national title.
π₯ K-8 Under 1100 β NATIONAL SECTION WINNERS
Competing against 34 teams from around the country, SEEALL Academy captured 1st Place Team in the K-8 Under 1100 section.
Individual Highlights
Elvis Chen β 7th Place out of 221 players
Summer Lin β Tied for 15th Place out of 221 players
Anthony Chen β Tied for 15th Place out of 221 players
π₯ K-8 Under 1700 β 2nd Place Team
SEEALL Academy finished 2nd Place Team in the highly competitive K-8 Under 1700 section, finishing behind only I.S. 318 The Chess School.
π₯ K-8 Under 1400 β 3rd Place Team
In another strong showing, SEEALL Academy earned 3rd Place Team in the K-8 Under 1400 section, finishing behind I.S. 318 and Bold Charter School from the Bronx.
Individual Highlight
Lucas Jiang β Tied for 15th Place out of 191 players
The tournament featured seven long and difficult rounds that tested players mentally and emotionally. Students had to stay focused for hours at a time while competing against some of the strongest middle school players in the nation.
From experienced players chasing medals and trophies to newer students playing in their first Nationals, the team showed toughness, discipline, and resilience throughout the weekend.
And fittingly, after the final round ended and the trophies were presented, rain moved through the area before a rainbow appeared during the team's trophy and group pictures β a pretty special ending to another unforgettable Nationals trip.
Over the last several years, SEEALL Academy has built one of the strongest middle school chess programs in New York City. What started as a small growing team has now become a consistent national contender.
Thank you to all the SEEALL Academy staff, families, alumni, supporters, and Chess in the Schools coaches who continue to support the team and help make these experiences possible for our students. US Chess
Five straight years.
Five national section titles.
And the Owls are still climbing. π¦βοΈ