The five-school match was won by Nõo Realgümnaasium in Russian checkers, and Hugo Treffner Gümnaasium in chess.

The Estonian Association of Thought Sports and Vint.ee organized an online tournament between five schools in Russian checkers and chess for the first time. Although five schools were invited to both tournaments, four schools participated in Russian checkers and three in chess. 36 students participated in Russian checkers, 34 in chess. Russian checkers results: The best result in Russian checkers was achieved by Nõo Secondary School, followed by Carl Robert Jakobson Secondary School and Hugo Treffner Secondary School. The best in individual scores were: 1 Aleksander Jevtjukov Nõo Secondary School 2 Karmo Kiiman Nõo Secondary School 3 Timo Tambet Carl Robert Jakobson Secondary School 4 Juta Kraav Nõo Secondary School 5 Merilyn Kahr Nõo Secondary School 6 Kristo Kraaner Carl Robert Jakobson Secondary School The complete table can be seen here Chess results: Schools Hugo Treffner Gymnasium won in the group competition, followed by Nõo Real Gymnasium and Carl Robert Jakobson Gymnasium. In the individual competition, the best were: 1) Aleksander Jevtjukov Nõo Real Gymnasium 2) Mihkel Muru Moorits Hugo Treffner Gymnasium 3) Karmo Kiiman Nõo Real Gymnasium 4) Martti Lillemägi Nõo Real Gymnasium 5) Kaspar Kesli Hugo Treffner Gymnasium 6) Dmitri Valiulin Hugo Treffner Gymnasium The full table can be seen here Next, it is planned to organize an online checkers and chess tournament between Estonian schools. Some conclusions / comments from this perspective: 1) On average, 70% of the invited schools participated in the competitions 2) There were an average of 10 participants from each school 3) At least 90% of the participants had not heard of the existence of the Estonian mental sports portal. 4) It would be wise to hold a separate (internal) tournament for each school in advance, so that students can get acquainted with the environment and school organizers (teachers / interest leaders) can understand the format of the competition (for example, the importance of vint.ee usernames). 5) In order to hold an Estonian inter-school tournament, we need to improve the software on our part. For the result to be of higher quality, the tournament should have fewer rounds (7 or 9) and a correspondingly longer time control for the game. Such a configuration option does not exist today. Vint.ee Team