- Ava Nyaboke possesses a remarkable skill in chess when she focuses her attention on the game
- Grade 7 student representing Kenya won gold medal at international chess tournament held in Ghana recently.
- Her outstanding performance earned her the opportunity to participate in the highly anticipated chess competition scheduled for March in Europe.
— Ava Nyaboke, a highly-skilled student from St Anne's Girls' School, has made Kenya proud after winning a gold medal at an international chess tournament in Ghana.
The young and gifted chess player demonstrated exceptional skill and represented her nation with great distinction, securing her place at the upcoming European Chess Championships, scheduled to take place on March 19, 2025.
The competition, which attracted experienced gamers from across the continent, evaluated Ava's strategic thinking and mental quickness.
Her coaches, Mr. Onyango Johnstone and Madame Marani, praised her concentration and perseverance, describing her as a diligent and cautious girl.
played as just another competitor regardless of the opponent's age or skill level.
Her mentors describe Ava as meticulous in her approach, carefully reviewing every game to analyze her moves and refine her strategies.
Sister Cyrilla Sanya, the principal of St Anne's Primary school, has played a pivotal role in developing Ava's chess abilities.
Mrs. Sister Cyrilla, a prominent proponent of extracurricular activities, identified Ava's talent at an early stage and consistently offered her unconditional backing.
The initiative therefore enabled her to take part in competitions from local to global levels.
Her encouragement and dedication created an environment at the school where the chess club has been able to continue growing and thriving.</i
Mr. Hoka Bernard, the school's chess patron, played a vital role in Ava's accomplishments by setting up online matches against international players, which greatly expanded her exposure and honed her skills surprisingly efficiently.
Ava’s parents, Mr and Mr. Nyaribo Nyakundi, expressed immense pride in their daughter’s accomplishments.
Since a young age, Ava has consistently demonstrated resilience, reliability, and a strong sense of determination.
They remembered her fondness for chess starting in the third grade when she would spend hours playing on a mobile phone.
Her tenacious nature and aspiring intentions have chiseled her into the formidable competitor she is today.
Ava is already setting her sights on the European Chess Championships, where she will compete against top chess players from across the globe.
Her objective is unmistakable: to secure another triumph.
Two Kenyan siblings have topped the National Chess Championship held in Nairobi.
Two siblings, whose US visa applications were rejected by the embassy five years ago, were declared champions at the prestigious World Youth Chess Championships in Brazil.
At the time, the Brookside International pupils were fledgling chess enthusiasts with ambitions of competing on an international level.
Fast-forward to 2024, Zuri and Hawi bravely overcame the obstacles they had faced, demonstrating the powerful impact of resilience and determination when it comes to overcoming adversity.
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