The Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Chess Championship is the annual individual chess championship of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The inaugural Tyrone Jack Memorial Open National Chess Championships was held on 17 December 2021. Chinedu Benjamin Enemchukwu finished first in a tournament field of six players to become the first national champion.[1]
Results
| Year | Winners Open Category |
| 2021 | Chinedu Benjamin Enemchukwu - 1st |
| Glendon Swift - 2nd |
| Michael Stephens - 3rd |
Results
| Year | Winners Open Category |
| 2022 | Raymond Osakwe - 1st |
| Chinedu Enemchukwu - 2nd |
| Uchechukwu Kennedy Ojiogu - 3rd |
| Year | Winners Women Category |
| 2022 | Arianna Balcombe - 1st |
| Ronnia Durham-Balcombe - 2nd |
| Janiya Bruce - 3rd |
| Year | Winners Youth Category |
| 2022 | Vedant Shetty - 1st |
| Arianna Balcombe - 2nd |
| Carlos Veira - 3rd |
Results
| Year | Winners Open Category |
| 2023 | Uchechukwu Kennedy Ojiogu - 1st |
| Chinedu Enemchukwu - 2nd |
| James Schneider U - 3rd |
| Year | Winners Women Category |
| 2023 | Molissa Ashton- 1st |
| Arianna Balcombe - 2nd |
| - 3rd |
| Year | Winners Youth Category |
| 2023 | Vedant Shetty - 1st |
| Dantés La Primavera - 2nd |
| Carlos Veira - 3rd |
Results
| Year | Winners Open Category |
| 2024 | Raymond Osakwe - 1st |
| Vedant Shetty - 2nd |
| Chinedu Enemchukwu - 3rd |
| Year | Winners Women Category |
| 2024 | Rebecca Izuchukwu- 1st |
| Brinicia May - 2nd |
| Ronnia Durham-Balcombe - 3rd |
| Year | Winners Youth Open Category |
| 2024 | Vedant Shetty - 1st |
| Le’ mar Abbott - 2nd |
| Year | Winners Youth female Category |
| 2024 | Arianna Balcombe - 1st |
| Daria Bolgova - 2nd |
Results
| Year | Winners Open Category |
| 2025 | Vedant Shetty - 1st |
| Raymond Osakwe - 2nd |
| Terrence Latchman - 3rd |
| Year | Winners Women Category |
| 2025 | Ronnia Durham-Balcombe- 1st |
| Molissa Ashton - 2nd |
| Kazene Pierre - 3rd |
| Year | Winners Youth Open Category |
| 2025 | Nathanael Lawrence - 1st |
| Le’mar Abbot - 2nd |
| Lucas Huggins - 3rd |
| Year | Winners Youth female Category |
| 2025 | Stacy Baptiste-King - 1st |
| Arianna Balcombe - 2nd |