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2005 Canadian National SCRABBLE® Championship Photos: Round 17

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

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Photo 17-001	Adam Logan (United Kingdom) vs. Evan Berofsky (Thornhill ON). See commentary.
Photo 17-002	Craig Rowland (Mississauga ON) vs. David Stokoe (Windsor ON). See commentary.
Photo 17-003	Maxim Panitch (Toronto ON) vs. Timothy Anglin (Scarborough ON).
Photo 17-004	Shaun Goatcher (Mississauga ON) vs. David Boys (Dorval QC). See commentary.
Photo 17-005	Pat Larash, finishes annotating board 2 and congratulates Adam on his win, which guaranteed him a spot in the finals.
Photo 17-006	Ron Hoekstra (Kentwood, MI) vs. Tony Leah (Ajax ON). See commentary.
Photo 17-007	Lou Cornelis (Ottawa ON) vs. John Dungey (Mitchell ON). See commentary.
Photo 17-008	Dean Saldanha (Richmond BC) vs. Emanuel Chicoine (Montreal QC). See commentary.
Photo 17-009	Adam Logan (United Kingdom) and Kristen Chew sneak a peek at alternatives possibilities.
Photo 17-010	Mad Palazzo and visiting player Joseph Bowmen.

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