The game between Gilbert Williams, 26, FIDE-rated at 1332, and Sachin Dhilan Pitamber 13, who is rated at 1551, was filled with innovative play and excitement. The ending was a thrilling race against time to catch the queening square first. Black (Pitamber) has an extra pawn but Williams (white) has the strong first check. Black must protect his extra pawn with his king but he cannot do so without opening himself to perpetual checks. To his credit, Williams took down Ethan Lee and Jaden Taylor, a competitor who drew with Taffin Khan and Loris Nathoo, two of the highest rated contestants of the National Championship. The game is recorded today for the benefit of seasoned and young chess players.