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5th North American Kyu Championship Registration Open
Published on 1/4/2018
"With the ringing in of 2018 a new year of youth go tournaments begins," says AGA Youth Coordinator Justin Teng. "Starting with the fifth edition of the North American Kyu Championships (NAKC) on February 3rd, kyu players under the age of 18 from the United States, Canada, and Mexico can test their mettle in a one-day, four round tournament hosted on KGS. Stupendous crystal trophies will be awarded to the top Junior (under 13) and Senior (under 18) players in each of 5 divisions, and entry into the esteemed 25th Redmond Cup will be granted to the champions of the top division." The American Go Foundation will again offer players their choice of a $400 scholarship to the AGA Summer Go Camp or a $200 scholarship to the 2018 US Go Congress in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Find out more about this year's NAKC
and
register here
by January 28th. "Dan players will not have to wait long to enter the fray themselves, as registration for the 25th Redmond Cup will open in early February with the preliminaries beginning in March," adds Teng.
-Story and photo by Paul Barchilon, EJ Youth Editor Photo: Young go players competing at congress.
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