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Spokane Chess Club

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Spokane, WA

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Craig Moore, president of Spokane Chess Club, uses Chess67 for newsletters and tournaments. The Eastern Washington Open - 2026 had 32 registered players.

32 registered playersat the Eastern Washington Open - 2026
Spokane Chess Club members playing chess around tables in a club room.
An in-person gathering at Spokane Chess Club.

Craig says Chess67 helps the club stay organized, communicate with members, and run tournaments.

Craig Moore · Spokane Chess Club President

The story

How the club stays connected

The challenge

The club needed regular newsletters and group messages without maintaining separate email lists.

Their story

Craig says the club sends newsletters and group messages through Chess67. Members also use individual messages to keep in touch.

How Chess67 helped

Directors can create and edit tournaments on their own devices. Players can register and view published pairings and updates.

Results

Craig says players who use the app appreciate those updates. He also values the team’s support and work on improvements.

Around the club

At Spokane Chess Club

More moments from club play.

Two Spokane Chess Club members playing across a chessboard.
A game in progress at Spokane Chess Club.
Spokane Chess Club members gathered around a chessboard.
Club members gathered for chess.
Chess players at tables across the Spokane Chess Club room.
Chess across the club room.