Metro Chess Club METROPOLITAN CHESS CLUB
(Established since 1959)



Club Information


Venue
Drabble House behind Nedlands Public Library

Time
Thursday at 7:15 PM

Enquiries
David Barry (Secretary)    email: dw.barry@gmail.com

General
The Metropolitan Chess Club is one of the Senior Chess Clubs in Western Australia, with over 40 members. The playing strength of members range from State Champions to adult beginners and juniors.

Naturally, the Metro Club is affiliated with the CAWA (Chess Association of Western Australia) which in turn is affiliated with the ACF (Australian Chess Federation). Club members must therefore be financial members of the CAWA to enjoy the benefit of participating in Australian rated tournaments held at the club.

Many members support the club through representation in the Harris/Edwardes Trophy Inter-Club competition. The Metro Club has won the Premier Division on many occasions since the competition began in 1958.

Our members are also keen to play in the WA Grand Prix events that are organised by the CAWA over selected weekends.

Annual Subscription:
Adults: $170.00    Concessions: $150.00    Juniors (under 18): $120.00
Discount of $10 per person for 2 members of the same household.
Discount of $20 per person for 3 or more members of the same household.

2024/25 Membership Form

Club Activities:
Varied chess tournaments, chess instruction/lectures, Inter-Club competition, social chess.

Provisions Include:
Chess boards and pieces, chess clocks, score sheets, excellent library, tea, coffee & biscuits, vehicle parking.

Other Attractions:
Central location, good club rooms, good range of player strength.

Latest News


2025 Club Championship (17/03/25)

The 2025 Metropolitan Club Championship has now commenced.

Playing schedules, cross tables and results are available on the Metro Club Championship page.

Updated (17/03): Round 6 PGN's have been added.


2025 Summer Allegro (24/01/25)

The 2025 Summer Allegro was played over two club nights on the 16th & 23rd of January.

Congratulations to the winner: Andras Szijarto