Scrabble Australia - Resources for Players

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News

The Australian Championship was held at Easter in Sydney. The winner of the championship is Chris May. The winner of the plate is Alex Lam (11 years old). He and his 8 year old brother Jeffery were featured in an article in The Guardian before the event, and were also interviewed on the Channel Nine show Today Extra on Tuesday 6 April.
The Guardian also had a reporter at the event and penned this article.
New records for 2021 were set at the Australian Championship, Highest Combined score of 1109 and High Losing score of 492. See details
The Annual General Meeting of CASPA (the Council of the Australian Scrabble Players Association) met on Good Friday.
Issues discussed
- Election of Board Members
- Funding for major titles
- Qualification Periods
- New role: Scrabble Australia Publicity Officer
- Virtual WESPA Championship
- Strategic Plan
- Word list expurgation
- Website revamp
A world Scrabble championship with selected representatives from all around the world is planned as an online event. CASPA approved a selection plan for Australian representatives .. details

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