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2005 Canadian National SCRABBLE® Championship Photos: Round 18
Congratulations to the first-ever two-time Canadian Champion,
Adam Logan!
Go to: Registration Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7 Round 8 Round 9 Round 10 Round 11 Round 12 Round 13 Round 14 Round 15 Round 16 Round 17 Round 18 Final Round 1 Final Round 2 Final Round 3 Final Round 4 After the Finals
Photo 18-001 | Adam Logan (United Kingdom) sneaks a catnap behind the bar near the director tables. We lost a player today due to a family illness. This worked out nicely for the Gibsonized Adam who was just as happy to spend the 50 minutes resting up for the finals. |
Photo 18-002 | John Dungey (Mitchell ON) and Linda Espallardo (Cote Saint-Luc QC), a featured game by the news. |
Photo 18-003 | Table 1 and the tension could be cut with a knife. Tony Leah (Ajax ON) vs. Shaun Goatcher (Mississauga ON). The winner of this game will likely play Adam Logan (United Kingdom) in the finals. |
Photo 18-004 | Table 2's David Boys (Dorval QC), annotated by Gregg Foster, and Evan Berofsky (Thornhill ON), annotated by Pat Larash. |
Photo 18-005 | Arthur Carvalho (Dollard-des-Ormeaux QC) demonstrates his insouciant tile placement. It is not uncommon to see letters on his rack that are upside-down, sideways, and even backwards! |
Photo 18-006 | Arthur Carvalho (Dollard-des-Ormeaux QC) catches me looking and starts turning his tiles rightside up in a furious fashion. |
Photo 18-007 | Su Edwards acts as Sabbath proxy to Zev Kaufman (Toronto ON) in all his games today. In this round, Zev plays Christopher Sykes (Cambridge ON). |
Photo 18-008 | I walk by a game between Sinna Vijayakumar (Mississauga ON) and John Robertson (Cambridge ON). As if doing something official, John grabbed a piece of paper from the center wooden holder and started writing donw on it furiously. Naturally curious, I assumed it was a challenge or a blank slip and peered toward their game. The note, as it turns out, was for me!! John pushed it out toward the side of the board and said softly while his clock was running, "if you want to know why, look at my scorecard." Looks like a bad run of luck for ol' John! |
Photo 18-009 | Adam Logan (United Kingdom) makes the papers in his bear skin rug pose! Go Adam! |
Photo 18-010 | Table 4 for the final round, Craig Rowland (Mississauga ON) vs. George MacAulay (Saskatoon SK) and Glenn Mosher (Toronto ON) vs. Andrew Golding (Verdun QC). |
Photo 18-011 | Table 3's Maxim Panitch (Toronto ON) vs. Dean Saldanha (Richmond BC). |
Photo 18-012 | Table 2's Ron Hoekstra (Kentwood, MI) vs. Joel Wapnick (Montréal QC) (who is counting tiles) and David Boys (Dorval QC) vs. Evan Berofsky (Thornhill ON). |
Photo 18-013 | Jeremy Hildebrand (Ottawa ON) vs. Fern Lindzon (Toronto ON). See commentary. |
Photo 18-014 | David Boys (Dorval QC) vs. Evan Berofsky (Thornhill ON). See commentary. |
Photo 18-015 | Venue coordinator, Zev Kaufman (Toronto ON), and Evan Berofsky (Thornhill ON) watch game 1's online annotation closely. |
Photo 18-016 | Andrew Golding (Verdun QC) vs. Glenn Mosher (Toronto ON). |
Photo 18-017 | Evan Berofsky (Thornhill ON), Zev Kaufman (Toronto ON), and Ron Hoekstra (Kentwood, MI). |
Photo 18-018 | Adam Logan (United Kingdom) sits down with the member of the press for another interview. |
Photo 18-019 | Adam Logan (United Kingdom) explains the finer points of game knowledge. |
Photo 18-020 | A group gathers around the last game to finish, board 1's Tony Leah (Ajax ON) vs. Shaun Goatcher (Mississauga ON). Turns out that after th recount, it is Tony's win and he'll be facing off against Adam Logan (United Kingdom) in the finals. |
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