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2005 Canadian National SCRABBLE® Championship Photos: Round 2

Congratulations to the first-ever two-time Canadian Champion, Adam Logan!

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Photo 02-001	Jason Ubeika (Mississauga ON) vs. Lou Cornelis (Ottawa ON). See commentary.
Photo 02-002	Albert Hahn (Calgary AB) vs. Chuck Abbate (Quispamsis NB). See commentary.
Photo 02-003	Sinna Vijayakumar (Mississauga ON) vs. Heather McCall (Toronto ON). See commentary.
Photo 02-004	Zev Kaufman (Toronto ON) vs. Jeremy Hildebrand (Ottawa ON). Glenn Mosher (Toronto ON) in the background.
Photo 02-005	UNKNOWN GAME BOARD
Photo 02-006	Evan Berofsky (Thornhill ON) vs. Glenn Mosher (Toronto ON). See commentary.
Photo 02-007	Adam Logan (United Kingdom) vs. Timothy Anglin (Scarborough ON).
Photo 02-008	Adam Logan (United Kingdom) chatting with a photographer, getting loose for his photo session.
Photo 02-009	Adam Logan (United Kingdom), SCRABBLE^® centerfold.
Photo 02-010	Adam Logan (United Kingdom) loving every minute of the fame and glory that is the CNSC.
Photo 02-011	Stuart Levinsky (Thornhill ON) and Shaun Goatcher (Mississauga ON) doing a post-mortem with Tony Leah (Ajax ON) looking on. Danny Panganiban (Calgary AB) standing in the background.

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