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[[2011 World SCRABBLE Championship]].
 
[[2011 World SCRABBLE Championship]].
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Inquiries about the event should be sent to its Director,
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== Schedule ==
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== How to Compete ==
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The CNSC is an invitational event for the top 52 players
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who qualify according to a
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[[2011 Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship qualification system|qualification system]] (QS)
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maintained by the
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[[Canadian Committee]].
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As described in the QS, competitors must play a minimum
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number of games during a qualification period (QP), be
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Canadian citizens or permanent residents and be members
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in good standing of [[NASPA]].  One place goes to defending
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champion [[Adam Logan]], the next 47 places are awarded
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based on peak ratings, and four places may be available in
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two qualifying tournaments.
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Regardless of how you wish to qualify, you must register
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by making sure that [[John Chew]] receives your
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$75 entry fee no later than March 31st.  You may pay
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by cash, cheque or INTERAC e-Transfer, but not PayPal
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or credit card.
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Cash and cheque payments may be made by mail
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(9 Fulton Avenue, Toronto ON M4K 1X6) or in person
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(at the Toronto SCRABBLE Club, the Dallas Open or the WCWCWC).
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If you are not
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sure whether or not you will qualify, please pay by cheque,
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so that your cheque can be destroyed or returned if you
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do not qualify.
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== Further Information ==
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If you have questions about the 2011 CNSC that are not
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answered on this website, please contact CNSC Director
 
[[John Chew]].
 
[[John Chew]].

Revision as of 12:34, 26 February 2011

The 2011 Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship (CNSC) will take place on June 10-13 at the Bond Place Hotel, 65 Dundas Street East, Toronto (map). Hasbro Canada is once again generously underwriting a $12,150 prize package, and the new national champion also wins the right to represent Canada at the 2011 World SCRABBLE Championship.

Schedule

How to Compete

The CNSC is an invitational event for the top 52 players who qualify according to a qualification system (QS) maintained by the Canadian Committee. As described in the QS, competitors must play a minimum number of games during a qualification period (QP), be Canadian citizens or permanent residents and be members in good standing of NASPA. One place goes to defending champion Adam Logan, the next 47 places are awarded based on peak ratings, and four places may be available in two qualifying tournaments.

Regardless of how you wish to qualify, you must register by making sure that John Chew receives your $75 entry fee no later than March 31st. You may pay by cash, cheque or INTERAC e-Transfer, but not PayPal or credit card. Cash and cheque payments may be made by mail (9 Fulton Avenue, Toronto ON M4K 1X6) or in person (at the Toronto SCRABBLE Club, the Dallas Open or the WCWCWC). If you are not sure whether or not you will qualify, please pay by cheque, so that your cheque can be destroyed or returned if you do not qualify.

Further Information

If you have questions about the 2011 CNSC that are not answered on this website, please contact CNSC Director John Chew.

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