Lovia YoungChess

Lovia YoungChess is an organization dedicated to promoting and teaching chess amongst the youth of Lovia, which organizes coaching courses and also competitions between the schools of Lovia, both primary and secondary. The organization was founded in 2010 by George Frey, then-holder of the Lovia Chess Open, and held its first national interschool competition in 2011. Numerous other major individuals have helped organize and sponsor Lovia YoungChess's events, including politician and writer Nicholas Sheraldin, and his brother, major chess player Damon Sheraldin.

Lovia YoungChess is unofficially affiliated with the Lovian Sports Competition Association (LSCA) and the Lovia Chess Federation, though it is itself a mostly privately-owned organization.

National competitions
Lovia YoungChess has organized national interschool competitions (primary and secondary, also known as junior and senior) annually since 2011.

Regional competitions
Since 2012, Lovia YoungChess has organized regional competitions for qualification to the nationals.