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  • The '''World SCRABBLE'''®''' Championship''' ('''WSC''') was the world’s top international Scrabble championship
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  • == Rules Governing Canadian Committee Elections == ...andidates (lasting from September 1 to October 15). During that time, all Canadian NASPA members in good standing may nominate themselves or have others nomin
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  • ...entrants will qualify to compete at the next [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]] (CNSC). * This event will take place in Toronto from June 10 to 13, 2011.
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  • ...NASPA can no longer be made through PayPal, as PayPal has determined that Scrabble is a form of illegal gambling. === June 19, 2009: rules revision announced ===
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  • === January 6, 2010: rules revision announced === ...hanges go into effect February 2, 2010. The updated [[Official Tournament Rules]] (along with a summary of the changes) are available now.
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  • ...National SCRABBLE Championship]]''' (NSC) took place on August 6–10, 2011 at the Hotel InterContinental Dallas at 15201 Dallas Parkway A [http://scrabbleplayers.org/tourneys/2011/nsc/build/ live website] is built during the event, featuring commentary, p
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  • The '''2012 [[National SCRABBLE Championship]]''' took place on August 11-15, 2012 at the Royal Pacific Resort in Orland Registration opened on December 1, 2011.
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  • [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csc/build/ LIVE WEBCAST] is underway. [[Image:Cnsc-2011-logo-256w.gif|right|CNSC 2011 logo]]
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  • === 2015-02-26 (Motion 64) [[2015 Can-Am SCRABBLE Challenge]] format === === 2014-09-23 (Motion 60) [[Rules]] effective date ===
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  • In 2011, NASPA held an '''[[Advisory Board Elections|election]]''' to replace [[2011 National SCRABBLE Championship]] on August 10.
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  • The '''2013 National SCRABBLE Championship''' will take place on July 19-24, 2013 at the Riviera Hotel and Casino in L Participants in the 2013 National SCRABBLE Championship are encouraged to complete the [http://www.tinyurl.com/nsc2013survey NSC Fe
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  • === December 9, 2011: Joel Sherman scores record 803 points === At the Northeast SCRABBLE® Championship tournament
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  • [[Image:Cnsc-2013-logo-256w.gif|right|CNSC 2011 logo]] [[Image:2011-cnsc-champ-256.jpg|frame|right|Defending Champion Joel Wapnick]]
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  • ...entrants will qualify to compete at the next [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]] (CNSC). * All participants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada.
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  • ...bership has been valid since the beginning of the [[2011 National SCRABBLE Championship]]; ...hip will be valid at least through the end of the [[2013 National SCRABBLE Championship]]; and
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  • ...[[Austin Shin]], winner of the NASPA Tournament of Champions presented by Scrabble® GO. The '''NASPA Tournament of Champions presented by Scrabble® GO''' was held August 24 to 30, 2020, as a virtual online tournament.
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