2004 National SCRABBLE® Championship Photos: Round 13

[ Congratulations to the new National Champion, Trey Wright, who defeated David Gibson in three straight games, 365-328, 355-344 and 429-328. Please tune in to ESPN to watch the final games at 1 P.M. ET on Sunday, October 3rd, 2004. We welcome your e-mailed corrections to our web site. ]

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Photo 13-001	A large percentage of division 7, the event's smallest group of only 40 players, pose in front of the big board with helper Antoinette Sealy and Division 7 Leader John Robertson, easy to pick out in their umpire shirts.
Photo 13-002	Division 1's Albert Hahn (Calgary AB) defeats Charnwit Sukhumrattanaporn (Thailand), 468-360. See commentary.
Photo 13-003	Division 6's Sheri Campbell (Carmel, IN) defeats Faye Edwards (Chicago, IL), 360-349. See commentary.
Photo 13-004	Division 6's Ben Harrison (Cambridge, MA) defeats Valerie Miller (Lafayette, LA), 484-220. See commentary.
Photo 13-005	A giant Get Well Card for expert player not in attendance, Stu Goldman. We miss you Stu!
Photo 13-006	Mark Nyman (United Kingdom) goes down to the 2nd floor to have a smoke away from the oppressive non-smoking signs everywhere else!
Photo 13-007	Division 5's James Wallenberg (Toronto ON) and Gail Linn (Potomac, MD) do a lookup at the WordJudge machine.
Photo 13-008	John Pope of "Real People 2004" shows me how he sees what his camera operator is seeing on this tiny screen. They are currently checking out boards in Division 5, some of which may make into the piece they are doing on Winter Zxqkj (Houston, TX) in division 3.

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