Congratulations to all who competed in the 2025 OSCF All Stars Invitational!
Want to be a contender for All Stars 2026? Don’t forget to fill out the Google Form to be considered.
(Those who signed the form previously do not need to reapply.)
The Oregon All Stars Invitational Tournament
Have you been working hard to improve your chess game?
OSCF keeps a list of the top rated players in Oregon for each age group, updated every 3 months. Players who have made the top 10 list in just one of those quarters will receive an invitation to the annual All Stars Tournament.
Students who have received the Kathryn Rose Taylor Order of the Knight Award for good sportsmanship at the annual Seaside state tournament are also automatically invited.
How to get on the list for All Stars
To earn an invitation to the All Star Tournament players must:
Have filled out this form to be considered. Students who have already filled it out previously do not need to again.
Live and attend school full-time in Oregon during the time period in question (rising kindergartners who play during the summer are included, as are seniors who graduate in the summer covered by the Summer list
Have an established USCF Rating (26 games or more)
Top Scholastic Chess Players in Oregon
We are proud to present the official list of the top scholastic chess players in Oregon, categorized by age. The Spring list features the top 10 players in each age group, determined based on their peak USCF ratings as of March 15th.
This recognition highlights the dedication and talent of Oregon's rising stars in chess, offering a glimpse into the future of the state's competitive chess scene. Explore the list and celebrate these outstanding players!
Spring List - Ending March 15.
Please check back later this week.