National School SCRABBLE Championship - Revision history

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 == 2024 ==
 [[File:NASSC_HS_2024.jpg|320px|2023 NASSC Champions - Championship Division - Nathanael Campos &amp; Rishi Palicha]]
-[[File:NASSC_EMS_2024.jpg|220px|2023 NASSC Champions - High School Division - Cherish Amby-Okolo]]
+[[File:NASSC_EMS_2024.jpg|320px|2023 NASSC Champions - High School Division - Cherish Amby-Okolo]]
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 == 2025 ==
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 == 2025 ==
-[[File:NASSC_HS_2024.jpg|320px|2023 NASSC Champions - Championship Division - Nathanael Campos &amp; Rishi Palicha]]
+[[File:2025_High_School.png|320px]]
-[[File:NASSC_EMS_2024.jpg|220px|2023 NASSC Champions - High School Division - Cherish Amby-Okolo]]
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 == 2025 ==
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← Older revision		Revision as of 20:36, 12 October 2025
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	The tournament typically draws over 50 teams of two players each, representing schools and certain other youth organizations, as well as high school students who compete as individuals. Competitors must be 18 years or younger, enrolled in school, and resident in the United States or Canada.		The tournament typically draws over 50 teams of two players each, representing schools and certain other youth organizations, as well as high school students who compete as individuals. Competitors must be 18 years or younger, enrolled in school, and resident in the United States or Canada.
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		+	== 2025 ==
		+	{\|
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Date
		+	\|April 26–27
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Place
		+	\|Planet Word, Washington, DC
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Championship Division Winners
		+	\|Nathan Lerlop & Hazem Khan
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Championship Division Runners-Up
		+	\|Theo Diamond & Tobey Lieberman
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|High School Division Winner
		+	\|Gideon Brosowsky
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|High School Division Runner-Up
		+	\|Cameron Siegal
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Teams
		+	\|37 2-player Championship Division teams & 18 High School Divsion players
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Format
		+	\|8 or 10 rounds followed by 1-round final
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Organizer
		+	\|Stefan Fatsis, [https://www.letsplayscrabble.com Let's Play Scrabble]
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Director
		+	\|Kieran O'Connor
		+	\|}

	== 2024 ==		== 2024 ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:08, 24 March 2024
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	The tournament typically draws over 50 teams of two players each, representing schools and certain other youth organizations, as well as high school students who compete as individuals. Competitors must be 18 years or younger, enrolled in school, and resident in the United States or Canada.		The tournament typically draws over 50 teams of two players each, representing schools and certain other youth organizations, as well as high school students who compete as individuals. Competitors must be 18 years or younger, enrolled in school, and resident in the United States or Canada.
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		+	== 2024 ==
		+	{\|
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Date
		+	\|March 23–24
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Place
		+	\|Planet Word, Washington, DC
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Championship Division Winners
		+	\|Nathanael Campos & Rishi Palicha
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Championship Division Runners-Up
		+	\|Nathan Lerlop & Milo Anderson
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|High School Division Winner
		+	\|Cherish Amby-Okolo
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|High School Division Runner-Up
		+	\|Gideon Brosowsky
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Championship Division Winner’s Prize
		+	\|$1,000
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Prize Pool
		+	\|$5,000+
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Teams
		+	\|43
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Format
		+	\|8 rounds followed by 1-round final
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Organizer
		+	\|Stefan Fatsis, [https://www.letsplayscrabble.com Let's Play Scrabble]
		+	\|-
		+	!align=right\|Director
		+	\|Ben Greenwood & Kieran O'Connor
		+	\|}

	== 2023 ==		== 2023 ==

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 == 2023 ==
-[[File:2023_NASSC_Ch_Div.jpg|320px|2023 NASSC Champions - Championship Division - Nathanael Campos &amp; Walden Giezentanner]]
+[[File:2023_NASSC_Ch_Div.jpeg|320px|2023 NASSC Champions - Championship Division - Nathanael Campos &amp; Walden Giezentanner]]
-[[File:2022_Ansell.jpg|220px|2023 NASSC Champions - High School Division - Ruth Li & James Donnelly]]
+[[File:2023_NASSC_HS_Div.jpeg|220px|2023 NASSC Champions - High School Division - Ruth Li & James Donnelly]]
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 The tournament typically draws over 50 teams of two players each, representing schools and certain other youth organizations, as well as high school students who compete as individuals. Competitors must be 18 years or younger, enrolled in school, and resident in the United States or Canada.
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-|48
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 !align=right|Organizer
-|Stefan Fatsis, Will Anderson, Caroline Henley, & Cornelia Guest
+|Stefan Fatsis
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 !align=right|Director