Hello everyone. Here is a small history of the Lake Superior Chess Association. The Lake Superior Chess Association is a United States Chess Federation affiliate and is a part of the Michigan Chess Association. All of the members are spread distantly throughout the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, but the main headquarters of the LSCA is in Negaunee, MI.

By being established in the summer of 1971, this association is nearly 30 years old. There are about 200 members throughout the UP, downstate, and other states that Michigan. These players range from masters to beginners and usually find time to play in their local clubs.

1.Tom Ceterski- President
2.Gary Gill- Vice President
3.Greg Rose- Secretary
4.Jim Mitchell- Treasurer
5.Ken Ceterski - Editor

The LSCA sponsors several tournaments every year...

I. The Upper Peninsula Chess Championship and Open
II. The Upper Peninsula Women's Chess Championship
III. The Upper Peninsula Quick Championship and Open
IV. And many other local club tournaments...

Escanaba High School Chess Club (During school year only)

Tuesday nights @ 6:00 pm

Room A-302 in the High School at Escanaba, MI

Call: Stew Ouwinga (906)-466-7453 for more info.

Dickinson County Chess Club

Wednesday nights @ 6:30 pm (During school year only)

Dickinson County Library, Iron Mountain, MI

Call: Tom Ceterski (906) 779-9743

Marquette Chess Club

Tuesday nights @ 7:00 pm

Koffee Haus, Third Street, Marquette

Negaunee VFW Chess Club

Negaunee VFW Post, 208 Gold Street, Negaunee, MI

Call: Greg Rose (906) 475-9232

Michigan Tech Chess Club

Sunday 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. (?) (EST)

Room: ?

MTU Campus, Houghton, MI

Contact: ?