Prasad Wants Chess Competition Introduced In Schools

It has always been chess for Tan­vi Prasad.

Saturday 24 December 2022 | 16:40

Tanvi Prasad won the women’s division at the Vodafone national chess championship at the Olympic House, Suva on December 20, 2022. Photo: Sereana Salalo

Tanvi Prasad won the women’s division at the Vodafone national chess championship at the Olympic House, Suva on December 20, 2022. Photo: Sereana Salalo

It has always been chess for Tan­vi Prasad.

Her dad Ravikesh Prasad and brothers Yash and Rudr all play chess. Being the only girl in the fam­ily she had to mellow to chess.

“You can say that chess is in my blood, it was always been chess for me,” Prasad said.

Last Tuesday the 16-year-old won the women’s national champion­ship for the first time by tie-break over Jacquelyn Masilomani with 4/7.

The Year 11 Jai Narayan College student has been playing chess the past 10 years when she was in kin­dergarten.

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Story bysereana.salalo@fijisun.com.fj