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• 2009 National SCRABBLE Championship
  == Message from Chris Cree == Chris Cree
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• Town hall, March 14, 2009
  [[NASPA]] [[Steering Committee]] members [[Chris Cree]], [[John Chew]], Chris opened the meeting with a brief recap of the situation so far,
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• Member news
  === Chris Schneider === On January 15, Chris Schneider, seeing ZING on the board, extended it with OSTRACI for OSTRACIZI
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• 2010 National SCRABBLE Championship
  ...can be mailed with your registration or alone if you have paid online to [[Chris Cree]]. Alternatively, it can be signed by the accompanying parent or guard : [[Chris Cree]]
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• Records
  | Dave Wiegand | Chris Lipe
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• 2010 Causeway Challenge US Qualification System
  ...The top American finisher at the 2009 World Scrabble Championship was Dave Wiegand.'' ...n Benedict, Brian Bowman, Marty Gabriel, Sam Kantimathi, Robert Linn, Dave Wiegand.
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• 2011 National SCRABBLE Championship
  ...can be mailed with your registration or alone if you have paid online to [[Chris Cree]]. Alternatively, it can be signed by the accompanying parent or guard : [[Chris Cree]]
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• 2011 World SCRABBLE Championship US qualification system
  1. Dave Wiegand 8. Chris Cree
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• Can-Am SCRABBLE Challenge
  |valign=top|'''United States''': [[Dave Wiegand]], [[Chris Lipe]], [[Geoff Thevenot]], [[Marty Gabriel]], [[Rob Robinsky]], [[Stefan R ...|'''United States''': [[Jesse Day]], [[Joe Edley]], [[Chris Cree]], [[Dave Wiegand]], [[Doug Brockmeier]], [[John OLaughlin]], [[Geoff Thevenot]]
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• National SCRABBLE Championship history
  and [[Chris Wiegand]]. [[Sherrie Saint John]] provided color [[Katie Schulz]] of the NSA worked PR. [[Chris Cree]] and [[John Chew]]
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• 2013 World SCRABBLE Championship US qualification system
  [[Dave Wiegand]] #Chris Cree, TX
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• 2013 National SCRABBLE Championship
  the championship, please contact [[Chris Cree]]. : [[Chris Cree]]
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• IContact 20131127
  *[[Chris Cree]] *[[Chris Lipe]]
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• IContact 20140130
  ...arlson, Lisa Brown, Matthew Bernardina (2 wins!), Nicholas Miklaucic, Dave Wiegand, Jesse Day, Edward Zhuang, Bill Rexhausen, Denise Mahnken, Winter (2 wins!) [[Chris Cree]]
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• 2015 WESPA Championship US Qualification System
  ...t event based on peak rating. Players wishing to register should contact [[Chris Lipe]] and *Chris Lipe
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• 2015 Opening Reception
  |Chris |Wiegand
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• 2015 North American SCRABBLE Championship Playoff Simulations
  defended his title rather than finishing in second place to [[Dave Wiegand]] |Dave Wiegand
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• 2015 Can-Am SCRABBLE Challenge
  ** '''Dave Wiegand (PR 2148)''' ** '''Chris Lipe (PR 2006)'''
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• 2017 North American SCRABBLE Championship
  ...tion about sponsorship opportunities at the championship, please contact [[Chris Cree]]. : [[Chris Cree]]
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• 2020 Alchemist Cup Qualification System
  The United States team of [[Conrad Bassett-Bouchard]], [[Dave Wiegand]], [[Evans Clinchy]], [[Jesse Day]], and [[Will Anderson]] came in second i * [[Dave Wiegand]] (2193.89)
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