The Bahamas is no longer scoreless in the World Chess Olympiad, after drawing against Fiji with a 2-2 score. Chappell earned a full point to start things off, followed by Carver's draw. After Valentine's board one loss and everything on the line, Elton fought through a difficult position against a near-2000 rated Candidate Master and signed off on a well-deserved draw. The team is building momentum! Tomorrow, we face off against the African country of Togo.
(L to R) Chappell Whyms, Carver Moncur, Elton Joseph, and Valentine Cox, along with coach GM Predrag Trajkovic immediately before their round four Olympiad match against Fiji.
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