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| + | |valign=top|[[2020 Can-Am SCRABBLE Challenge|<span style="white-space:nowrap">May 9–10, 2020</span>]]<br>Montreal, QC<br>[[Bernard Gotlieb]] | ||
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|valign=top|[[2018 Can-Am SCRABBLE Challenge|<span style="white-space:nowrap">Dec. 15–16, 2018</span>]]<br>Cambridge, MA<br>[[Bradley Whitmarsh]] | |valign=top|[[2018 Can-Am SCRABBLE Challenge|<span style="white-space:nowrap">Dec. 15–16, 2018</span>]]<br>Cambridge, MA<br>[[Bradley Whitmarsh]] | ||
| − | |valign=top | + | |valign=top|'''United States''': [[Jason Keller]], [[Avery Mojica]], [[Tim Weiss]], [[Winter]], [[Sam Rosin]], [[Karl Higby]], [[Joey Mallick]], [[César Del Solar]], [[Ben Schoenbrun]], [[Marty Gabriel]] |
| + | |valign=top|'''Canada''': [[Geoffrey Newman]], [[Robin Pollock Daniel]], [[Tony Leah]], [[Joshua Sokol]], [[Joshua Castellano]], [[Fern Lindon]], [[Michael Fagen]], [[John Stardom]], [[Jason Broersma]], [[Andrew Golding]], [[Morris Greenberg]] | ||
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|'''United States''': [[Dave Wiegand]], [[Jim Kramer]], [[Tim Adamson]], [[Brian Cappelletto]], [[Joel Sherman]], [[Jeremiah Mead]] | |'''United States''': [[Dave Wiegand]], [[Jim Kramer]], [[Tim Adamson]], [[Brian Cappelletto]], [[Joel Sherman]], [[Jeremiah Mead]] | ||
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The Can-Am SCRABBLE® Challenge is the most prestigious team championship in North America, pitting the top players from the United States against the top players from Canada each year, in contention for the Challenge Trophy. It is also the largest regularly held tournament, all of whose games are recorded and posted online.
Detailed statistics are available concerning team performance and individual performance at this event.
The 2020 Can-Am SCRABBLE Challenge will take place in Montreal, QC, on May 9 to 10, 2020.
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