The Lavers Ladder

The Lavers Ladder priovides an opportunity members who do not have a match on a club night to play a number of rapid play games in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

The Lavers Ladder was introduced in the 2010-2011 season in memory of one of St. Albans Chess Club's former long-time members, Norman Lavers, who died in 2010. Norman's family donated generously towards the cost of a commemorative trophy - an exquisitely made American Walnut plaque, with engraving tabs for the names of the next 24 winners.

This quick-play competition has proved to be a great success with most of the twenty seven club members who have taken part.  It has encouraged diversity in our choice of opponents, and helped to create a competitive, but jovial, environment in which to practice our enthusiasm for chess.

The current rules for the Lavers Ladder can be found here.

 

 

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