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administered by [[NASPA]] and its [[Tournament Committee]].  
 
administered by [[NASPA]] and its [[Tournament Committee]].  
 
All questions about tournaments should be sent to that committee’s mailing list.
 
All questions about tournaments should be sent to that committee’s mailing list.

Revision as of 17:58, 17 June 2009

Tournament SCRABBLE® play in Canada and the United States is administered by NASPA and its Tournament Committee. All questions about tournaments should be sent to that committee’s mailing list.

Playing in Tournaments

Tournaments are organized by NASPA-sanctioned Directors and listed on our calendar. You must be a NASPA member to play in a NASPA event, instructions for applying for a full or trial NASPA membership are available on this site.

Tournament Results

Tournament results and ratings are currently posted at the NSA website, but we will start posting them on the NASPA web site in early July.

Directing Tournaments

In order to direct a tournament, you must be a NASPA member and certified as a director. For more information about and for directors, please see our Directors page.

Championships

Major events, such as national championships, are webcast on this web site, and web coverage is archived in perpetuity.

Web coverage typically consists of standings updates continuously throughout an event, commentary about the event’s highlights, photos and interactive games where you can follow along at the top board in real time.