Individual Results:

Nelson Lin  1st Place, 3rd Annual World under Championship, June 25-26, 2011 – Philadelphia, PA. Top rated under 1000, under 1200 Section.

Nelson Lin  1st Place 2011 New Jersey State Elementary Championships, 4th Grade

Kevin Lu  3rd Place, 2010 New Jersey Grade School Championships, 5th Grade

Alex Schwartzberg  6th Place, 2010 New Jersey Grade School Championships, 7th Grade

Alex Schwartzberg  2nd Place, Boardwalk Open, Asbury Park, October 2010, U1500 Section

Kevin Lu  5th Place, Boardwalk Open, Asbury Park, October 2010, U1500 Section

Kevin Lu  1st Place, 42nd Annual Liberty Bell Open, Philadelphia, January 2010, U1100 Section

Marc Dicostanzo II  1st Place, 12th Grade (tied with Max Osmulski and Paul Schepel) 2009 New Jersey State High School Championships

Benjamin Jiang  3rd Place, 9th Grade, 2009 New Jersey High School Championships

Note: the 2009 "Supernationals" was the combined High School, Junior High and Elementary National Championships, Nashville, TN  Over five thousand (!) players from across the United Sates competed, with over 100 representing the State of New Jersey.

Matt Cinquegrana  Tied for 2nd - 9th Places 2009 SuperNationals U800 Section

Max Osmulski  Tied for 22nd - 50th Places 2009 SuperNationals U1600 Section

Brian Stahl   Tied for 22nd - 50th Places 2009 SuperNationals U1600 Section

Benjamin Jiang  4th Place, 2009 New Jersey State Junior High School Championships, Rutgers

Kevin Lu 1st Place, 2009 New Jersey State Elementary Championships, 3rd Grade

Brian Stahl  8th Place, 43rd Annual Greater New York High School Championships,  U1600 Section

Daniel Recalde  Tied-1st Place, 43rd Annual Greater New York High School Championships, Novice Section, February 1, 2009

Daniel Recalde  1st Place 2008 Continental Chess Congress, Novice Section, Philadelphia

Matt Cinquegrana  6th Place 2008 Continental Chess Congress, Novice Section, Philadelphia

Max Osmulski  Tied-1st Place, 2008 11th Grade

Brian Stahl  5th Place, 2008 NJ 10th Grade Championship

Benjamin Jiang  5th Place, 2008 NJ 8th Grade Championship

Team Results:

Monmouth Chess School and Club:

2nd Place USCF 2010 National Youth Action Tournament, K-6 Division, Long Branch, NJ (Team of Alan Gu, Bryan Gu, Eric Chai and Robert Zhang)

4th Place USCF 2010 National Youth Action Tournament, K-9 Division, Long Branch, NJ (Team of Alan Tong, Daniel Chai and Kevin Lu)

Rumson/Fair Haven High School:

2010/11 Shore League Championship Finals Group of Eight

Christian Brothers Academy:

2nd Place 2009 SuperNationals U1600 Section. Team of Max Osmulski, Mark Azuolas, Brian Stahl, Andres Recalde and Peter Schepel.

5th Place National Blitz Team Championship, 2009 SuperNationals. Team of Paul Schepel, Brian Stahl, Mark Azuolas and Max Osmulski. 

12th Place 2009 Supernationals, U1200 Section. Team of Stephen Krachie, Daniel Recalde, James Moresco and Alex Breton

4th Place 2009 Supernationals, U800 Section. Team of Matt Cinquegrana, Francis Adu, Gino Barillas and Jay Milnes.

2nd Place 2009 New Jersey State High School Championships, Varsity Division, Rutgers Univ

2nd Place 2009 New Jersey Shore League Championships, Monmouth Mall NJ

1st Place 2009 Knights of Columbus Championship, Eatontown, NJ

1st Place 43rd Annual Greater New York High School Championships, Novice Section

2nd Place 2009 Elks Club Championship, Tom's River, NJ

2nd Place Continental Chess Congress, Philadelphia, 2008

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Nelson Lin 1st Place, 3rd Annual World Under 13 Championship, Top rated U1000, U1200 Section. Philadelphia. June 25-26, 2011.

Nelson Lin 1st Place 2011 NJ State Elementary Championship, 4th Grade.

Kevin Lu First Place, 42nd Annual Liberty Bell Open, Philadelphia, January 2010, U1100 Section.

Kevin Lu holds his First Place Trophy for 2009 NJ State Elementary Championship, 3rd Grade

Matt Cinquegrana (below) with three trophies, the 2009 NJ High School Jr. Varsity Championship , 3rd Place - Board #3; the 2008 39th Annual National Chess Congress, Philadelphia, Sixth Place Novice Section and 3rd place 2008 Westfield Scholastic Quads.

Benjamin Jiang, with his 4th place trophy,  2009 NJ State Junior High School Championships at Rutgers University.