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Players under Suspension

2026-03-30T02:58:02Z

CM000003: CM000003 moved page Players under suspension to Players under Suspension: capitalization

See Member Services for a [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/list-suspensions.pl list of suspended players].

According to our [[Code of Conduct]], players may be ejected from a [[tournament]] by a tournament [[director]], and a subsequent disciplinary process by the [[Tournament Committee]] may result in a longer suspension, subject to appeal as described in the Code.

The Code of Conduct also says that players may be ejected and/or banned from play at a specific [[club]] by a club director, which may result in a disciplinary process by the [[Club/Director Committee]] and a general suspension, subject to appeal as described in the Code.

Players can also be suspended as a result of an [[Incident report |incident report]] filed with the [[Tournament Committee]] or [[Club/Director Committee]] and the subsequent disciplinary process. The suspension is subject to appeal as described in the Code.

When it comes to the attention of the [[Executive Committee]] that a player has been charged with a serious crime, they are banned from participating in NASPA activities indefinitely, but may appeal this ban to the [[Advisory Board]] if charges are dismissed. If convicted, they may appeal their ban to the [[Advisory Board]] after they have served any sentence.

In each case, the circumstances and duration of the suspension will be briefly described [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/list-suspensions.pl at this link] accessible by directors, the Tournament and Club/Director Committees, and the Advisory Board. The suspensions are not made public to avoid further reputational damage to players who have served their suspensions.

Players under suspension

2026-03-30T02:58:02Z

CM000003: CM000003 moved page Players under suspension to Players under Suspension: capitalization

#REDIRECT [[Players under Suspension]]

Players under Suspension

2026-03-29T15:55:57Z

CM000003: elaborated on how suspensions work

See Member Services for a [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/list-suspensions.pl list of suspended players].

According to our [[Code of Conduct]], players may be ejected from a [[tournament]] by a tournament [[director]], and a subsequent disciplinary process by the [[Tournament Committee]] may result in a longer suspension, subject to appeal as described in the Code.

The Code of Conduct also says that players may be ejected and/or banned from play at a specific [[club]] by a club director, which may result in a disciplinary process by the [[Club/Director Committee]] and a general suspension, subject to appeal as described in the Code.

When it comes to the attention of the [[Executive Committee]] that a player has been charged with a serious crime, they are banned from participating in NASPA activities for life, but may appeal this ban to the [[Advisory Board]] if charges are dismissed. If convicted, they may appeal their ban to the [[Advisory Board]] after they have served any sentence.

In each case, the circumstances and duration of the suspension will be briefly described at the Member Services link above. They are not published, to avoid further reputational damage to players who have served their suspensions.

Advisory Board Composition

2026-01-19T19:24:48Z

CM000003:

The table below shows the '''composition''' of the '''[[Advisory Board]]''' over the years.
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<div class=abcomp>
{| class=abcomp
|-
!2009- 2010
!2010- 2011
!2011- 2012
!2012- 2013
!2013- 2014
!2014- 2015
!2015- 2016
!2016- 2017
!2017- 2018
!2018- 2019
!2019- 2020
!2020- 2021
!2021- 2022
!2022- 2023
!2023- 2024
!2024- 2025
!2025- 2026
!2026- 2027
|-
|colspan=18 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[John Chew]] (ex officio)
|-
|colspan=11 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Chris Cree]] (ex officio)
|colspan=7 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Judy Cole]] (ex officio)
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Greg Edwards]] (MW)
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Dallas Johnson]] (ex officio)
|colspan=1| 
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Rich Baker]] (ex officio)
|colspan=6| 
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John D. Williams, Jr.]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Chris Lipe]] (NE)
|colspan=11| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lynda Wise]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Shelley Ubeika]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Judy Cole]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Scott Appel]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rod MacNeil]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (NE)
|colspan=12| 
|-
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Robert Kahn]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Robert Kahn]] (emeritus)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|colspan=1 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Cornelia Guest]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Cornelia Guest]] (NE)
|colspan=1 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Will Anderson]] (NE) Resigned 2021-12-31
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Geoff Thevenot]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Geoff Thevenot]] (MW)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=7| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Troy Thompson]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Troy Thompson]] (MW)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Carl Johnson]] (NW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rafi Stern]] (NW)
|colspan=3| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Doug Brockmeier]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jennifer M Lee]] (W) Resigned 2019-06-19
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Michael Willis]] (W)
|colspan=3| 
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John Karris]] (W)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Leah Kruley]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Bruce D Ambrosio|Bruce D'Ambrosio]] (W)
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Michael Willis]] (W)
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mary Rhoades]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Bryan Pepper]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ben Withers]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Steve Bush]] (S)
|colspan=11 rowspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John Karris]] (SW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Chris Patrick Morgan]] (SW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mike Frentz]] (SW)
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Vicki Blizzard]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ruchi Gupta]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Orry Swift]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mina Le]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|-
|colspan=4| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Arthur Moore]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Michael Willis]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Michael Willis]] (S)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Marjorie Schoneboom]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Sue Tremblay]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Jackson Smylie]] (CAN)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Betty Bergeron]] (WCAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Siri Tillekeratne]] (WCAN)
|colspan=2| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Randall Thomas]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=1| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Fred Morlan]] (At-Large)
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=4 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Joe Edley]] (NE)
|colspan=15 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Joe Edley]] (emeritus)
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Matt Hopkins]] (NE)
|colspan=17 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Matt Hopkins]] (emeritus)
|-
!2009- 2010
!2010- 2011
!2011- 2012
!2012- 2013
!2013- 2014
!2014- 2015
!2015- 2016
!2016- 2017
!2017- 2018
!2018- 2019
!2019- 2020
!2020- 2021
!2021- 2022
!2022- 2023
!2023- 2024
!2024- 2025
!2025- 2026
!2026- 2027
|}

'''Key'''
{|
|style="background-color:#e0e0ff;"|Ex Officio
|style="background-color:#e0ffe0;"|Appointed
|style="background-color:#ffe0e0;"|Elected
|style="background-color:#e0e0e0;"|Emeritus
|}
</div>

Advisory Board Composition

2026-01-19T19:23:16Z

CM000003: Appointed John Karris

The table below shows the '''composition''' of the '''[[Advisory Board]]''' over the years.
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<div class=abcomp>
{| class=abcomp
|-
!2009- 2010
!2010- 2011
!2011- 2012
!2012- 2013
!2013- 2014
!2014- 2015
!2015- 2016
!2016- 2017
!2017- 2018
!2018- 2019
!2019- 2020
!2020- 2021
!2021- 2022
!2022- 2023
!2023- 2024
!2024- 2025
!2025- 2026
!2026- 2027
|-
|colspan=18 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[John Chew]] (ex officio)
|-
|colspan=11 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Chris Cree]] (ex officio)
|colspan=7 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Judy Cole]] (ex officio)
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Greg Edwards]] (MW)
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Dallas Johnson]] (ex officio)
|colspan=1| 
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Rich Baker]] (ex officio)
|colspan=6| 
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John D. Williams, Jr.]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Chris Lipe]] (NE)
|colspan=11| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lynda Wise]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Shelley Ubeika]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Judy Cole]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Scott Appel]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rod MacNeil]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (NE)
|colspan=12| 
|-
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Robert Kahn]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Robert Kahn]] (emeritus)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|colspan=1 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Cornelia Guest]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Cornelia Guest]] (NE)
|colspan=1 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Will Anderson]] (NE) Resigned 2021-12-31
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Geoff Thevenot]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Geoff Thevenot]] (MW)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=7| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Troy Thompson]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Troy Thompson]] (MW)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Carl Johnson]] (NW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rafi Stern]] (NW)
|colspan=3| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Doug Brockmeier]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jennifer M Lee]] (W) Resigned 2019-06-19
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Michael Willis]] (W)
|colspan=4| 
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John Karris]] (W)
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Leah Kruley]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Bruce D Ambrosio|Bruce D'Ambrosio]] (W)
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Michael Willis]] (W)
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mary Rhoades]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Bryan Pepper]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ben Withers]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Steve Bush]] (S)
|colspan=11 rowspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John Karris]] (SW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Chris Patrick Morgan]] (SW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mike Frentz]] (SW)
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Vicki Blizzard]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ruchi Gupta]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Orry Swift]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mina Le]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|-
|colspan=4| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Arthur Moore]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Michael Willis]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Michael Willis]] (S)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Marjorie Schoneboom]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Sue Tremblay]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Jackson Smylie]] (CAN)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Betty Bergeron]] (WCAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Siri Tillekeratne]] (WCAN)
|colspan=2| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Randall Thomas]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=1| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Fred Morlan]] (At-Large)
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|-
|colspan=18|<hr>
|-
|colspan=4 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Joe Edley]] (NE)
|colspan=15 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Joe Edley]] (emeritus)
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Matt Hopkins]] (NE)
|colspan=17 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Matt Hopkins]] (emeritus)
|-
!2009- 2010
!2010- 2011
!2011- 2012
!2012- 2013
!2013- 2014
!2014- 2015
!2015- 2016
!2016- 2017
!2017- 2018
!2018- 2019
!2019- 2020
!2020- 2021
!2021- 2022
!2022- 2023
!2023- 2024
!2024- 2025
!2025- 2026
!2026- 2027
|}

'''Key'''
{|
|style="background-color:#e0e0ff;"|Ex Officio
|style="background-color:#e0ffe0;"|Appointed
|style="background-color:#ffe0e0;"|Elected
|style="background-color:#e0e0e0;"|Emeritus
|}
</div>

North American SCRABBLE Championship

2026-01-13T22:27:57Z

CM000003: /* Past events */ added some historical data

The '''Scrabble Players Championship''' (also known as the NASC or NSC in previous years) is the largest major [[championship]] in North America.

The event has been held every 1–3 years since 1978. [[NASPA]] has organized the event annually starting in 2009.

== Next event ==

The [[2026 Scrabble Players Championship]] will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Cedar Rapids in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, from Saturday, July 18, through Wednesday, July 22, 2026.

== Past events ==

;34. [[2025 Scrabble Players Championship]]
: August 9-13, Live! Casino & Resort Maryland. Winner: [[Nigel Peltier]].
;33. [[2024 Scrabble Players Championship]]
: July 20-24, Century Convention Center, South Bend, IN. Winner: [[Mack Meller]].
;32. [[2023 Scrabble Players Championship]]
: July 15-19, Westgate Resort, Las Vegas, NV. Winner: [[Josh Sokol]].
;31. [[2022 Scrabble Players Championship]]
: July 23–27, Marriott Inner Harbor at Camden Yards, Baltimore, MD. Winner: [[Michael Fagen]].
; [[2021 North American SCRABBLE Championship]]: Canceled because of ongoing concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.
; [[2020 North American SCRABBLE Championship]]: Canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic.
; 30. [[2019 North American SCRABBLE Championship]]: July 20–24, Reno Ballroom, Reno, NV. Winner: [[Alec Sjoholm]].
; 29. [[2018 North American SCRABBLE Championship]]: August 4–8, Buffalo Niagara Convention Center, Buffalo, NY. Winner: [[Joel Sherman]], second time.
; 28. [[2017 North American SCRABBLE Championship]]: July 22–26, New Orleans Hyatt, New Orleans, LA. Winner: [[Will Anderson]].
; 27. [[2016 North American SCRABBLE Championship]]
: August 6–10, Grand Wayne Convention Center, Fort Wayne, IN. Winner: [[David Gibson]], second time.
; 26. [[2015 North American SCRABBLE Championship]]
:August 1–5, Silver Legacy Resort Casino, Reno, NV. Winner: [[Matthew Tunnicliffe]].
; 25. [[2014 National SCRABBLE Championship]]
:August 9–13, Buffalo Niagara Convention Center, Buffalo, NY. Winner: [[Conrad Bassett-Bouchard]].
; 24. [[2013 National SCRABBLE Championship]]
: July 20–24, Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, NV. Winner: [[Nigel Richards]], fifth time.
; 23. [[2012 National SCRABBLE Championship]]
: August 11–15, Royal Pacific Resort, Orlando, FL. Winner: [[Nigel Richards]], fourth time.
; 22. [[2011 National SCRABBLE Championship]]
: August 6–10, Hotel Intercontinental, Addison (Dallas), TX. Winner: [[Nigel Richards]], third time.
; 21. [[2010 National SCRABBLE Championship]]
: August 7–11, Hotel Intercontinental, Addison (Dallas), TX. Winner: [[Nigel Richards]], second time.
; 20. [[2009 National SCRABBLE Championship]]
: August 1–5, Dayton Convention Center, Dayton, OH. Winner: [[Dave Wiegand]], second time.
; 19. [[2008 National SCRABBLE Championship]]
: July 25–29, Royal Pacific Resort, Orlando, FL. Winner: [[Nigel Richards]].
; 18. 2007 Players Championship
: August 3–8, Dayton Convention Center, Dayton, OH. Winner: [[James Leong]].
; 17. [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2006/usso/build/index.html 2006 United States SCRABBLE Open]
: August 4–9, Arizona Biltmore, Phoenix, AZ. Winner: [[Jim Kramer]].
; 16. [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2005/nsc/build/index.html 2005 National SCRABBLE Championship]
: August 19–24, Hilton Hotel, Reno, NV. Winner: [[Dave Wiegand]].
; 15. [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2004/nsc/ 2004 National SCRABBLE Championship]
: July 31–August 4, Marriott Hotel, New Orleans, LA. Winner: [[Trey Wright]].
; 14. [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2002/nsc/build/ 2002 National SCRABBLE Championship]
: August 17–22, San Diego Concourse, San Diego, CA. Winner: [[Joel Sherman]].
; 13. [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2000/nsc 2000 National SCRABBLE Championship]
: August 6–10, Rhode Island Convention Center, Providence, RI. [[Joe Edley]], third time.
; 12. [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/1998/nsc 1998 National SCRABBLE Championship]
: August 9–13, Fairmont Hotel, Chicago, IL. [[Brian Cappelletto]].
; 11. 1996 National SCRABBLE Championship
: July 21–25, Dallas, TX. [[Adam Logan]].
; 10. 1994 National SCRABBLE Championship
: Los Angeles, CA. [[David Gibson]].
; 9. 1992 National SCRABBLE Championship
: Atlanta, GA. [[Joe Edley]], second time.
; 8. 1990 National SCRABBLE Championship
: Washington, DC. [[Robert Felt]].
; 7. 1989 National SCRABBLE Championship
: New York, NY. [[Peter Morris]].
; 6. 1988 National SCRABBLE Championship
: Reno, NV. [[Robert Watson]].
; 5. 1987 National SCRABBLE Championship
: Las Vegas, NV. [[Rita Norr]].
; 4. 1985 National SCRABBLE Championship
: Boston, MA. [[Ron Tiekert]].
; 3. 1983 National SCRABBLE Championship
: Chicago, IL. [[Joel Wapnick]].
; 2. 1980 National SCRABBLE Championship
: Santa Monica, CA. [[Joe Edley]].
; 1. [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/1978/nsc 1978 National SCRABBLE Championship]
: New York, NY. [[David Prinz]].

Player Titles

2026-01-11T15:08:29Z

CM000003: Updated to include 2008, and to explain COVID-19.

Beginning in 2017 (and backdated to 2008),
NASPA has recognized '''player''' excellence by awarding
the '''titles'''
NASPA Expert, NASPA Master, and NASPA Grandmaster.
(Until 2021, these were referred to as
SCRABBLE Expert, SCRABBLE Master and SCRABBLE Grandmaster.)

An annually updated [{{SERVER}}/ratings/titlists.shtml list]
shows the years in which each titlist achieved their current
rank. The list was last revised on 2026-01-10.

== How Titles are Earned ==

For player recognition purposes, our tournament year begins when the
first game begins at the [[North American SCRABBLE Championship | annual championship]] (NASC),
and ends just before the first game begins at the next championship.
If no championship was held in a year, then August 1 marks the beginning
of the tournament year.

We rank players according to their overall performance ratings (OPR).
An OPR is like a tournament performance rating (PR), but takes into
account all of the games played during a period of time, regardless of
how many tournaments they were played in.

The player with the highest OPR each tournament year is designated our [[Awards|Player of the Year]].

Now, when deciding who will become a NASPA Expert (EX),
NASPA Master (SM) or NASPA Grandmaster (GM) each year,
we look at OPR calculated over rolling periods of 5 consecutive tournament
years, and consider only those players who have played 50 games in each
of 3 of the 5 tournament years making up each such quinquennium.

We list those players according to their 5-year OPR, and see who falls within
which percentile. Those in the top 25% are named NASPA Experts,
those in the top 6% NASPA Masters, and those in the top 1% NASPA
Grandmasters.

Players retain earned titles as long as they maintain their memberships
in good standing, or until they earn a superior title.

To account for the [[COVID-19]] hiatus, games played during the 2019–2020
year count 50% extra only for the purposes of having played 50 games during that
year (i.e., the quota for that year is only 34). Also, the 2020–2021 year
is not included in calculations, so OPR was calculated for players active
in 3 of 6 years from 2022 to 2025.

Player Titles

2026-01-04T03:20:07Z

CM000003: 2009 list posted

Beginning in 2017 (and backdated to 2009),
NASPA has recognized '''player''' excellence by awarding
the '''titles'''
NASPA Expert, NASPA Master, and NASPA Grandmaster.
(Until 2021, these were referred to as
SCRABBLE Expert, SCRABBLE Master and SCRABBLE Grandmaster.)

An annually updated [{{SERVER}}/ratings/titlists.shtml list]
shows the years in which each titlist achieved their current
rank. The list was last revised on 2026-01-03.

== How Titles are Earned ==

For player recognition purposes, our tournament year begins when the
first game begins at the [[North American SCRABBLE Championship | annual championship]] (NASC),
and ends just before the first game begins at the next championship.

We rank players according to their overall performance ratings (OPR).
An OPR is like a tournament performance rating (PR), but takes into
account all of the games played during a period of time, regardless of
how many tournaments they were played in.

The player with the highest OPR each tournament year is designated our [[Awards|Player of the Year]].

Now, when deciding who will become a NASPA Expert (EX),
NASPA Master (SM) or NASPA Grandmaster (GM) each year,
we look at OPR calculated over rolling periods of 5 consecutive tournament
years, and consider only those players who have played 50 games in each
of 3 of the 5 tournament years making up each such quinquennium.

We list those players according to their 5-year OPR, and see who falls within
which percentile. Those in the top 25% are named NASPA Experts,
those in the top 6% NASPA Masters, and those in the top 1% NASPA
Grandmasters.

Players retain earned titles as long as they maintain their memberships
in good standing, or until they earn a superior title.

SOWPODS rating system

2026-01-02T03:10:26Z

CM000003: /* Monthly ratings */ 2026

Since January 2010, NASPA has kept track of rated games played using the [[SOWPODS | CSW]] lexicon (formerly known as SOWPODS) in a '''CSW rating system''' separate from the regular [[Ratings|rating system]], which continues to be used for games played using the [[NWL]] lexicon. At the time of the new system's inception, three recent events whose players had been advised ratings were pending were retroactively rated.

Players who compete regularly at an international level often prefer to play CSW games domestically as well, and to have those games count for ratings. Since the nature of the game varies significantly according to the lexicon used, the ratings are kept separate.

NASPA recognizes that while many members want to play rated CSW games on a regular basis, many more prefer to play NWL. NASPA does not have any plans to discontinue the NWL lexicon in the foreseeable future.

== Differences between the rating systems ==

A game played at a NASPA-sanctioned event is rated only once, either in the regular system or the CSW system, not both. The CSW system works exactly as the regular one does, with one exception. If a player has a regular rating but not a CSW rating, they will enter the CSW system with their regular rating, not a rating calculated based on their debut event performance. New player career game totals will start at zero, regardless of the source of their initial rating, so if a player’s CSW playing strength differs substantially from their regular strength, their rating will converge rapidly.

== Current ratings ==

The database of current ratings is updated immediately when the results from a tournament are processed. You can access the current rating information in the following ways:

* [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/ratings/data/csw/full/current.txt full rating list] as a short text file (columns: name, rating, ranking, expiration, number of rated CSW games)
* [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/ratings-byname.pl?system=csw search by name]
* [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/ratings-byrank.pl?system=csw search by rating or rank]
 
You may also be interested in the [[tournament results]] (cross-tables) that contributed to these ratings.

NASPA maintains a separate ratings system for games played with the NASPA Word List (NWL) lexicon. Click [[Ratings |here]] to view those ratings.

You can estimate your new rating after a tournament by using the [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/rcalc.pl Rating Calculator].

== Monthly ratings ==

For the sake of historical continuity dating back to a time when ratings were
not available online and printing and shipping costs were significant,
a monthly rating list is published near the beginning of each month.
This list includes the results of all events that have been received
as of when the list is finalized. When there are events which take place
near the end of a month, and directors are late in submitting rating data,
those events may count toward the following month’s rating list.
Directors are encouraged to use the most recent available ratings for
placing players in their tournaments.

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== Questions and Answers ==

;I have a WESPA rating and a NASPA rating but no NASPA CSW rating. What will be my initial NASPA CSW rating?
:Your NASPA rating.
;Can a NASPA-sanctioned CSW event also be [[WESPA]]-rated?
:Yes, provided it meets the requirements for both, and fees are paid to both organizations. See the page on [[directing SOWPODS tournaments |directing CSW tournaments]] for more information.
;Will NASPA CSW ratings be used for qualification to CSW events like the [[WSC]] and [[Causeway SCRABBLE Challenge]]?
:Probably in some way, but that's up to the [[Canadian Committee]] and [[International Committee]] to determine.

Ratings

2026-01-02T03:09:51Z

CM000003: /* State and provincial rankings */ 2026

Since 2009-07-01, [[NASPA]] has assigned '''ratings''' to players based on their performance at NASPA-sanctioned [[tournaments]].
On that date, NASPA inherited the [[NSA]]’s rating system, copying all current ratings to the new system.

The rating system is designed by the [[Ratings and Recognition Committee]],
implemented through a web application developed by the [[Web Committee]],
and operated by the [[Tournament Committee]].

NASPA tournaments are either fully rated or, in the case of Capped and 3-Game Tournaments, 1/3-rated;
the latter meaning that normally applied changes are divided by three. As of 2024-01-01, Local Club Tournaments, which were also 1/3-rated, are not offered.

As of 2009-01-01, tournaments are now rated in the order
in which players began to play them, rather than in the
order in which their results were received.
This means that in some cases, late submission of rating
data may result in re-rating of subsequent events;
a late fee applies to rating data submission in order to
prevent this from occurring too often.

The [[rating system overview]] describes how the rating system works at a very high (and not too technical) level.

The [[submitting tournament results]] article describes how to submit tournament results into the rating system.

== Current ratings ==

The database of current ratings is updated immediately when the results from a tournament are processed. You can access the current rating information in the following ways:

* [{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/current.txt full rating list] as a 400K text file
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byname.pl search by name]
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byrank.pl search by rating or rank]

You may also be interested in the [[tournament results]] (cross-tables) that contributed to these ratings.

NASPA maintains a separate ratings system for games played with the CSW (Collins Scrabble Words) lexicon. Click [[SOWPODS Rating System | here]] to view those ratings.

You can estimate your new rating after a tournament by using the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/rcalc.pl Rating Calculator].

== Monthly ratings ==

For the sake of historical continuity dating back to a time when ratings were
not available online and printing and shipping costs were significant,
a monthly rating list is published near the beginning of each month.
This list includes the results of all events that have been received
as of when the list is finalized. When there are events which take place
near the end of a month, and directors are late in submitting rating data,
those events may count toward the following month’s rating list.
Directors are encouraged to use the most recent available ratings for
placing players in their tournaments.

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!2017
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201703.txt Mar]
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!2016
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!2015
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201503.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201512.txt Dec]
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!2014
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201403.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201408.txt Aug]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201410.txt Oct]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201412.txt Dec]
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!2013
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201302.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201303.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201304.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201305.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201306.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201307.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201308.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201309.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201310.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201311.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201312.txt Dec]
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!2012
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201201.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201202.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201203.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201204.txt Apr]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201206.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201207.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201208.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201209.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201210.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201211.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201212.txt Dec]
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!2011
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201102.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201103.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201104.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201105.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201106.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201107.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201108.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201109.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201110.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201111.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201112.txt Dec]
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!2010
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201001.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201002.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201003.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201006.txt Jun]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201008.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201009.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201010.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201011.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201012.txt Dec]
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!2009
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200902.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200903.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200904.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200905.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200906.txt Jun]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200908.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200909.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200910.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200911.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200912.txt Dec]
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!2008
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200801.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200802.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200803.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200804.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200805.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200806.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200807.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200808.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200809.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200810.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200811.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200812.txt Dec]
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!2007
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200702.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200703.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200704.txt Apr]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200706.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200707.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200708.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200709.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200710.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200711.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200712.txt Dec]
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!2006
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200602.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200603.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200608.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200609.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200610.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200611.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200612.txt Dec]
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!2005
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200501.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200502.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200503.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200504.txt Apr]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200506.txt Jun]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200508.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200509.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200510.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200511.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200512.txt Dec]
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!2004
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200401.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200402.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200403.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200404.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200405.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200406.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200407.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200408.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200409.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200410.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200411.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200412.txt Dec]
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!2003
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200301.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200302.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200303.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200304.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200305.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200306.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200307.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200308.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200309.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200310.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200311.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200312.txt Dec]
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!2002
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200201.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200202.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200203.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200204.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200205.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200206.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200207.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200208.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200209.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200210.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200211.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200212.txt Dec]
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!2001
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200101.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200102.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200103.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200104.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200105.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200106.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200107.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200108.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200109.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200110.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200111.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200112.txt Dec]
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!2000
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200001.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200002.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200003.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200004.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200005.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200006.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200007.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200008.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200009.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200010.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200011.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200012.txt Dec]
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!1999
| 
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199902.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199903.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199904.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199905.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199906.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199907.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199908.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199909.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199910.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199911.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199912.txt Dec]
|}

== How to read the ratings ==

The listings are simple text files with columns delimited by tabs.
Each row contains the data for one rated player.

List of columns starting January 2009 (including the current file):

# Player’s name (in all caps, starting with the last name)
# Rating
# Ranking (among all active players in the system)
# NASPA membership expiration date in ISO8601 format (for the monthly listings for the first half of 2009, this value reflects the membership status as of the beginning of July 2009).
# Cumulative number of rated games in the system (including games rated by the NSA).

List of columns for 2008 and before:

# Player’s name (in all caps, starting with the last name)
# Rating
# Ranking (among all active players in the system)
# NSA membership expiration (the number of the last issue of Scrabble News paid; EXP means expired, *** means non-member or non-matching name).
 
For rankings, a player is considered eligible to be ranked if he or she has played at least 14 rated games in the preceding 12 calendar months (until October 2013, the criterion was 28 rated games in the preceding 24 calendar months; until May 2007, 1 game in 12 months).

== State and provincial rankings ==

The
[{{SERVER}}/ratings/bystate.html list of state and provincial rankings]
lists all active NASPA members according to their U.S. state or district or Canadian province.
This list is updated automatically (whenever the current ratings are updated) and archived at the end of
each rating month.
Archived lists prior to July 2009 were made available by the [[NSA]].

Although our state and provincial ranking software continued to run monthly
throughout the pandemic hiatus, rankings were recalculated when we
resumed play, as though the missing months were removed from the calendar.

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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200608 Aug]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200807 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200808 Aug]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201408 Aug]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201410 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201412 Dec]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201510 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201512 Dec]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201601 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201602 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201603 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201604 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201605 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201606 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201607 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201608 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201609 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201610 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201611 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201612 Dec]
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!2017
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201701 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201702 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201703 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201704 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201705 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201706 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201707 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201708 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201709 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201710 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201711 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201712 Dec]
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!2018
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201801 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201802 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201803 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201804 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201805 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201806 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201807 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201808 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201809 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201810 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201811 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201812 Dec]
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!2019
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201901 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201902 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201903 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201904 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201905 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201906 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201907 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201908 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201909 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201910 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201911 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201912 Dec]
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!2020
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202002 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202003 Mar]
|colspan=9|COVID-19 pandemic hiatus
|-
!2021
|colspan=6|COVID-19 pandemic hiatus
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202107 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202108 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202109 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202110 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202111 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202112 Dec]
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!2022
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202201 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202202 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202203 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202204 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202205 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202206 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202207 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202208 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202209 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202210 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202211 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202212 Dec]
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!2023
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202301 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202302 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202303 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202304 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202305 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202306 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202307 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202308 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202309 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202310 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202311 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202312 Dec]
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!2024
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202401 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202402 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202403 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202404 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202405 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202410 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202412 Dec]
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!2025
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202510 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202512 Dec]
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!2026
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202601 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202602 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202603 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202604 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202605 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202606 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202607 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202608 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202609 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202610 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202611 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2026/202612 Dec]
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Please note that it is currently each
player's own responsibility to maintain his or her
address in the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl membership database]. You can access your profile in the membership
database through [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/services.pl member services].

Address updates are not reflected in the state/province ranking lists immediately. The lists
are updated whenever new ratings are computed after a tournament.

== CSW (Collins Scrabble Words) ratings ==

In January 2010, the [[Advisory Board]] approved the
creation of a separate
[[SOWPODS rating system |rating system]] for
rated games played using the international [[SOWPODS |CSW]]
(formerly known as SOWPODS) lexicon at NASPA-sanctioned
tournaments.

Click [[SOWPODS Rating System | here]] to view those ratings.

== External links ==

* [http://www.wespa.org/ratings/index.shtml WESPA ratings]

Ratings

2026-01-02T03:09:09Z

CM000003: /* Monthly ratings */ updated for 2026

Since 2009-07-01, [[NASPA]] has assigned '''ratings''' to players based on their performance at NASPA-sanctioned [[tournaments]].
On that date, NASPA inherited the [[NSA]]’s rating system, copying all current ratings to the new system.

The rating system is designed by the [[Ratings and Recognition Committee]],
implemented through a web application developed by the [[Web Committee]],
and operated by the [[Tournament Committee]].

NASPA tournaments are either fully rated or, in the case of Capped and 3-Game Tournaments, 1/3-rated;
the latter meaning that normally applied changes are divided by three. As of 2024-01-01, Local Club Tournaments, which were also 1/3-rated, are not offered.

As of 2009-01-01, tournaments are now rated in the order
in which players began to play them, rather than in the
order in which their results were received.
This means that in some cases, late submission of rating
data may result in re-rating of subsequent events;
a late fee applies to rating data submission in order to
prevent this from occurring too often.

The [[rating system overview]] describes how the rating system works at a very high (and not too technical) level.

The [[submitting tournament results]] article describes how to submit tournament results into the rating system.

== Current ratings ==

The database of current ratings is updated immediately when the results from a tournament are processed. You can access the current rating information in the following ways:

* [{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/current.txt full rating list] as a 400K text file
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byname.pl search by name]
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byrank.pl search by rating or rank]

You may also be interested in the [[tournament results]] (cross-tables) that contributed to these ratings.

NASPA maintains a separate ratings system for games played with the CSW (Collins Scrabble Words) lexicon. Click [[SOWPODS Rating System | here]] to view those ratings.

You can estimate your new rating after a tournament by using the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/rcalc.pl Rating Calculator].

== Monthly ratings ==

For the sake of historical continuity dating back to a time when ratings were
not available online and printing and shipping costs were significant,
a monthly rating list is published near the beginning of each month.
This list includes the results of all events that have been received
as of when the list is finalized. When there are events which take place
near the end of a month, and directors are late in submitting rating data,
those events may count toward the following month’s rating list.
Directors are encouraged to use the most recent available ratings for
placing players in their tournaments.

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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202603.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202604.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202605.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202606.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202607.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202608.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202609.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202610.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202611.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2026/202612.txt Dec]
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!2025
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202501.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202502.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202503.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202504.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202505.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202506.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202507.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202508.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202509.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202510.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202511.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2025/202512.txt Dec]
|-
!2024
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202401.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202402.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202403.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202404.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202405.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202406.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202407.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202408.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202409.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202410.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202411.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202412.txt Dec]
|-
!2023
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202301.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202302.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202303.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202304.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202305.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202306.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202307.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202308.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202309.txt Sep]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201303.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201312.txt Dec]
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!2012
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201202.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201203.txt Mar]
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!2011
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201102.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201103.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201111.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201112.txt Dec]
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!2010
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201001.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201002.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201003.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201006.txt Jun]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201011.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201012.txt Dec]
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!2009
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200901.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200902.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200903.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200908.txt Aug]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200911.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200912.txt Dec]
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!2008
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200801.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200802.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200803.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200804.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200805.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200806.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200807.txt Jul]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200812.txt Dec]
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!2007
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200702.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200703.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200712.txt Dec]
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!2006
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200601.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200602.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200603.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200606.txt Jun]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200608.txt Aug]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200611.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200612.txt Dec]
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!2005
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200502.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200503.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200504.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200505.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200506.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200507.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200508.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200509.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200510.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200511.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200512.txt Dec]
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!2004
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200402.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200403.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200404.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200405.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200406.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200407.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200408.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200409.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200410.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200411.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200412.txt Dec]
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!2003
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200302.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200303.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200304.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200305.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200306.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200307.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200308.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200309.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200310.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200311.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200312.txt Dec]
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!2002
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200202.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200203.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200204.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200205.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200206.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200207.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200208.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200209.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200210.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200211.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200212.txt Dec]
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!2001
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200101.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200102.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200103.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200104.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200105.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200106.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200107.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200108.txt Aug]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200111.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200112.txt Dec]
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!2000
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200001.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200002.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200003.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200004.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200005.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200006.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200007.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200008.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200009.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200010.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200011.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200012.txt Dec]
|-
!1999
| 
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199902.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199903.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199904.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199905.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199906.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199907.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199908.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199909.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199910.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199911.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199912.txt Dec]
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== How to read the ratings ==

The listings are simple text files with columns delimited by tabs.
Each row contains the data for one rated player.

List of columns starting January 2009 (including the current file):

# Player’s name (in all caps, starting with the last name)
# Rating
# Ranking (among all active players in the system)
# NASPA membership expiration date in ISO8601 format (for the monthly listings for the first half of 2009, this value reflects the membership status as of the beginning of July 2009).
# Cumulative number of rated games in the system (including games rated by the NSA).

List of columns for 2008 and before:

# Player’s name (in all caps, starting with the last name)
# Rating
# Ranking (among all active players in the system)
# NSA membership expiration (the number of the last issue of Scrabble News paid; EXP means expired, *** means non-member or non-matching name).
 
For rankings, a player is considered eligible to be ranked if he or she has played at least 14 rated games in the preceding 12 calendar months (until October 2013, the criterion was 28 rated games in the preceding 24 calendar months; until May 2007, 1 game in 12 months).

== State and provincial rankings ==

The
[{{SERVER}}/ratings/bystate.html list of state and provincial rankings]
lists all active NASPA members according to their U.S. state or district or Canadian province.
This list is updated automatically (whenever the current ratings are updated) and archived at the end of
each rating month.
Archived lists prior to July 2009 were made available by the [[NSA]].

Although our state and provincial ranking software continued to run monthly
throughout the pandemic hiatus, rankings were recalculated when we
resumed play, as though the missing months were removed from the calendar.

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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200400 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200412 Dec]
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!2005
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200500 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200512 Dec]
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!2006
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200601 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200602 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200603 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200604 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200605 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200606 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200607 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200608 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200609 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200600 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200611 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200612 Dec]
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!2007
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200701 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200702 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200703 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200704 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200705 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200706 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200707 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200708 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200709 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200700 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200711 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200712 Dec]
|-
!2008
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200801 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200802 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200803 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200804 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200805 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200806 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200807 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200808 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200809 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200800 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200811 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200812 Dec]
|-
!2009
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200901 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200902 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200903 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200904 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200905 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200906 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200907 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200908 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200909 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200910 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200911 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200912 Dec]
|-
!2010
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201001 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201002 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201003 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201004 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201005 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201006 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201007 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201008 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201009 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201010 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201011 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201012 Dec]
|-
!2011
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201101 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201102 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201103 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201104 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201105 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201106 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201107 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201108 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201109 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201110 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201111 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201112 Dec]
|-
!2012
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201201 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201202 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201203 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201204 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201205 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201206 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201207 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201208 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201209 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201210 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201211 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201212 Dec]
|-
!2013
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201301 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201302 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201303 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201304 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201305 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201306 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201307 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201308 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201309 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201310 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201311 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201312 Dec]
|-
!2014
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201401 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201402 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201403 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201404 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201405 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201410 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201412 Dec]
|-
!2015
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201510 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201512 Dec]
|-
!2016
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201601 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201602 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201603 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201604 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201605 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201606 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201607 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201608 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201609 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201610 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201611 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201612 Dec]
|-
!2017
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201701 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201702 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201703 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201704 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201705 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201706 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201707 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201708 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201709 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201710 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201711 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201712 Dec]
|-
!2018
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201801 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201802 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201803 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201804 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201805 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201806 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201807 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201808 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201809 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201810 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201811 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201812 Dec]
|-
!2019
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201901 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201902 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201903 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201904 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201905 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201906 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201907 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201908 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201909 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201910 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201911 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201912 Dec]
|-
!2020
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202001 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202002 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202003 Mar]
|colspan=9|COVID-19 pandemic hiatus
|-
!2021
|colspan=6|COVID-19 pandemic hiatus
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202107 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202108 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202109 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202110 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202111 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202112 Dec]
|-
!2022
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202201 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202202 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202203 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202204 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202205 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202206 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202207 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202208 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202209 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202210 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202211 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202212 Dec]
|-
!2023
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202301 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202302 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202303 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202304 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202305 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202306 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202307 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202308 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202309 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202310 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202311 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202312 Dec]
|-
!2024
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202401 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202402 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202403 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202404 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202405 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202410 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202412 Dec]
|-
!2025
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202510 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202512 Dec]
|}

Please note that it is currently each
player's own responsibility to maintain his or her
address in the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl membership database]. You can access your profile in the membership
database through [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/services.pl member services].

Address updates are not reflected in the state/province ranking lists immediately. The lists
are updated whenever new ratings are computed after a tournament.

== CSW (Collins Scrabble Words) ratings ==

In January 2010, the [[Advisory Board]] approved the
creation of a separate
[[SOWPODS rating system |rating system]] for
rated games played using the international [[SOWPODS |CSW]]
(formerly known as SOWPODS) lexicon at NASPA-sanctioned
tournaments.

Click [[SOWPODS Rating System | here]] to view those ratings.

== External links ==

* [http://www.wespa.org/ratings/index.shtml WESPA ratings]

Tournament results

2026-01-02T03:04:08Z

CM000003: /* Result Indexes */ updated for 2026

Starting July 2009, this page features detailed '''tournament results'''
(also known as '''cross-tables''') for all sanctioned [[tournaments]].

The results are also copied from this web site with a slight delay and made available on our partner
web site [[cross-tables.com]] with more extensive statistics.

== Result Indexes ==

Results before July 2009 were originally available courtesy of the [[NSA]].
They include original cross-tables from
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/1999/xt 1999],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2000/xt 2000],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2001/xt 2001],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2002/xt 2002],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2003/xt 2003],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2004/xt 2004],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2005/xt 2005],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2006/xt 2006],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2007/xt 2007], and
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2008/xt 2008].

In keeping with historical tradition, results are
grouped into [[rating]] months marked by the publication
of the monthly rating list, not necessarily by calendar
month. The monthly rating list is a relic of the pre-Web
era, where it was difficult to publish and distribute
rating information to directors. Although current
ratings are always available on our website, it is
convenient to have monthly snapshots of the system.
Each monthly list consists of the previous list’s
ratings, updated by the tournaments that have been
posted in the past rating month.

Where possible, the rating month will begin with the
first tournament that begins in the calendar month.
If there is a substantial delay to our receipt of the
data for a tournament that is held late in a month, we
may postpone its posting to the following month. Under
the NSA regime, the opposite was possible: tournaments
held early in a month might occasionally get posted in
the preceding month; this will not happen here.

Each month’s results are available as text only
for viewing on small screens or over slow connections; or
in a graphical format (“pic” links) with player
photos and more detail, for viewing on large screens over
fast connections.

Click on a year in the table below to see an overview of major events for that year.

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" style="margin:0.5em 0em 0.5em 0em;font-size:90%"
|-
| 
!Jan
!Feb
!Mar
!Apr
!May
!Jun
!Jul
!Aug
!Sep
!Oct
!Nov
!Dec
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009 2009]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010 2010]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011 2011]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012 2012]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013 2013]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014 2014]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015 2015]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016 2016]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/lxt/08 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2018 2018]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2019/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2019/lxt/08 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2020 2020]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2020/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2020/lxt/11 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2021 2021]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2021/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2021/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2022 2022]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2022/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2022/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2022/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2022/lxt/02 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2022/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2022/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2023 2023]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2023/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2023/lxt/01 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2023/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2023/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2024 2024]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2024/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2024/lxt/01 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2024/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2024/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025 2025]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/lxt/02 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/lxt/08 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026 2026]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/lxt/02 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/lxt/07 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2026/lxt/12 pic]
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NASPA instituted its [[SOWPODS rating system]] (later renamed CSW) in January 2010,
grandfathering in two events from September 2009.

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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/csw/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/csw/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw 2011]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/04 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw 2012]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/10 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw 2013]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/lxt/01 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/lxt/08 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/csw 2014]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/csw 2015]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw 2016]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017/csw 2017]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017/csw/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017/csw/lxt/01 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017/csw/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017/csw/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017/csw/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017/csw/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017/csw/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017/csw/lxt/08 pic]
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You may also be interested in viewing the [[ratings]] computed as a result of all of these events.

== How to read the results ==

=== Tournaments, events and segments ===

Many tournaments feature multiple series of games called
''events'' (for example, early bird event, main event, night event).
In some cases (often with night events), the events may be interleaved.
Events are rated separately, in the order in which they started.

Each event has a number of players divided into one or more ''divisions.''
The event consists of a number of ''rounds.'' In each round, all (or
most) players play one game against another player (''opponent'') in the
same division.

A ''segment'' is a set of consecutive rounds processed together
when computing ratings for the players. The event consists of
one or more segments as follows:

* Events of 16 or fewer rounds are rated as a single segment.

* Events of 17 through 35 rounds are rated in two approximately equal segments.

* Events of 36 or more rounds are rated in three approximately equal segments.

If the rounds cannot be split equally into the segments, the first segment(s) will have one more round than the last segment(s).

=== About ranks, wins and spread ===

Within these listings, a player is identified by a number called a ''rank''.
Ranks are computed separately for each division in each listing, and their purpose is to locate and identify the players and their opponents. Ranks are not the same as the player numbers used during the tournament.

The ranks are based on the number of ''wins'' (versus losses) included in the listing. A tie counts as half a win (and half a loss). Byes count as wins and forfeits as losses, but these may not be included in the listing, depending on the input file format used. Byes and forfeits are not used when computing ratings.

Players with the same number of wins are assigned ranks based on their ''spreads.''
A player’s spread is the difference of the total number of points scored by the player and the total number of points scored by opponents against the player. The spread may also be adjusted in certain situations, but these adjustments may not be included in the listing. The spread is not used when computing ratings.

A player’s computed rank may not be identical to his or her official placement in the event, because the rank may apply only to one segment, it may not include all data (as explained above), and some tournaments use a different method (for example, special finals) to determine the winners.

=== Graphical cross-tables ===

The graphical cross-tables have one listing per event,
with a pair of rating columns for each segment.
The listings feature the following information:

;Rank
:A player’s computed rank within the division at this event.
;Name
:A player’s name, starting with the first name.
;W-L
:A player’s record of wins and losses. A tie is counted as ½ a win and ½ a loss.
;Spread
:A player’s spread for this event.
;Rating
:A pair of columns with a player’s rating according to the rating system in effect for this event. If more than one pair of columns is given, this event was split-rated because of its length.
;Perf
:A player’s performance rating during this segment. This is an estimate of the player’s strength in this segment only. It is based on game results and opponents’ pre-segment ratings only, ignoring the player’s own pre-segment rating.
;Old
:A player’s rating before this event.
;Rd. N
:A player’s rating after the specified round (this information is repeated at the segment boundaries of split-rated events).
;New
:A player’s rating after this event.
;+/−
:The number of rating points the player gained (+) or lost (−) in this segment.
;Round-by-Round Results
:A player’s list of opponents, with photos where available (hover mouse over photo for name), result (W=win, L=loss, T=tie or B=bye), opponent’s rank, player score and opponent score. The result is also indicated by the background color of the cell.

=== Text cross-tables ===

The text cross-tables have one listing per segment.
Split-rated events have two or three segment listings, followed by separate listing of final ranks, total wins and spreads (the final listing does not include ratings, and the ranks are not the official placements).
To find a player’s rating at the end of an event, look at the last segment of the event.

The listings feature the following information:

;Rank (a number at the beginning of a row, no column header)
:A player’s computed rank within the division at this segment.
;NAME
:A player’s name, starting with the last name (as listed in the rating list)
;OLD RATING
:A player’s rating before this segment
;NEW RATING
:A player’s rating after this segment
;PERF RATING
:A player’s performance rating during this segment. This is an estimate of the player’s strength in this segment only. It is based on game results and opponents’ pre-segment ratings only, ignoring the player’s own pre-segment rating.
;RESULTS
:A player’s win-loss record, showing whether they had a win (W), tie (T), loss (L) or forfeit/bye (B), and the rank of their opponent that round.
;WINS
:A player’s number of wins. Half wins are displayed using a “+” sign.
;SPR
:A player’s spread for this segment.

=== Printing ===

Cross-tables are large and usually print better in landscape orientation, reduced to less than 100% of nominal size.

2025 SPC Prizes

2025-08-15T03:04:12Z

CM000003:

The '''[[2025 Scrabble Players Championship]] prize''' table describes
in detail what prizes that will be awarded in each division.

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!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 2
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 3
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 4
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW2
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!1st Place
|align=center|$10,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$2,500 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$1,500 + Trophy
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!2nd Place
|align=center|$5,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$700
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!3rd Place
|align=center|$2,000
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$400
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!4th Place
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$300
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!5th Place
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
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!6th Place
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
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!7th Place
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
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!8th Place
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
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!9th Place
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
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!10th Place
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
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!Class B 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
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!Class B 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
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!Class B 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
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!Class C 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
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!Class C 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
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!Class C 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
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!Class D 1st
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|align=center|-
|align=center|$200
|align=center|-
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!Class D 2nd
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|align=center|$150
|align=center|-
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!Class D 3rd
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|align=center|-
|align=center|$100
|align=center|-
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=== Merchandise Prize Notes ===

Noncash prizes do not including shipping/handling fees. Prizewinners who do not claim their prizes at the prize ceremony (in person or by proxy) have 90 days within which to
arrange delivery.

=== Class Prize Notes ===
* Eligibility for Class Prizes is as follows:
** Initial rating in the second tertile (third) of the division eligible for Class B Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the third tertile of the division eligible for Class C Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the fourth tertile of the division eligible for Class D Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3.

For the purpose of determining initial ratings for class prize eligibility,
players with international ratings or alternate-lexicon NASPA ratings but no NASPA ratings in their competition lexicon will be assigned to classes at the director's discretion,
based on their most recently available rating.

=== Multiple Winners ===

Winning multiple prizes may in some cases not be permitted.
For example, a class prizewinner may not also win a place prize.
A winner of a TWL session prize (high/low win/loss) may not win another one.
A winner of a specific CSW session prize may not win any other of that type.
For further information, please contact the [[Championship Committee]].

=== Special Prize ===
* The Rose Award - plaque

2025 SPC Prizes

2025-08-12T20:23:05Z

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DRAFT DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO REVIEW AND EDITING

The '''[[2025 Scrabble Players Championship]] prize''' table describes
in detail what prizes that will be awarded in each division.

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!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 2
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 3
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 4
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW2
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!1st Place
|align=center|$10,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$2,500 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$1,500 + Trophy
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!2nd Place
|align=center|$5,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$700
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!3rd Place
|align=center|$2,000
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$400
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!4th Place
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$300
|-
!5th Place
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
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!6th Place
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
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!7th Place
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
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!8th Place
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
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!9th Place
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
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!10th Place
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
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!Class B 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class B 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class B 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class C 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class C 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class C 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class D 1st
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$200
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 2nd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$150
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 3rd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$100
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|}



=== Merchandise Prize Notes ===

Noncash prizes do not including shipping/handling fees. Prizewinners who do not claim their prizes at the prize ceremony (in person or by proxy) have 90 days within which to
arrange delivery.

=== Class Prize Notes ===
* Eligibility for Class Prizes is as follows:
** Initial rating in the second tertile (third) of the division eligible for Class B Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the third tertile of the division eligible for Class C Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the fourth tertile of the division eligible for Class D Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3.

For the purpose of determining initial ratings for class prize eligibility,
players with international ratings or alternate-lexicon NASPA ratings but no NASPA ratings in their competition lexicon will be assigned to classes at the director's discretion,
based on their most recently available rating.

=== Multiple Winners ===

Winning multiple prizes may in some cases not be permitted.
For example, a class prizewinner may not also win a place prize.
A winner of a TWL session prize (high/low win/loss) may not win another one.
A winner of a specific CSW session prize may not win any other of that type.
For further information, please contact the [[Championship Committee]].

=== Special Prize ===
* The Rose Award - plaque

2025 SPC Prizes

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The '''[[Scrabble Players Championship]] prize''' table describes
in detail what prizes that will be awarded in each division.

{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 style="margin: 1em 2em"
|-
| 
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 2
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 3
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 4
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW2
|-
!1st Place
|align=center|$10,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$2,500 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$1,500 + Trophy
|-
!2nd Place
|align=center|$5,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$700
|-
!3rd Place
|align=center|$2,000
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$400
|-
!4th Place
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$300
|-
!5th Place
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|-
!6th Place
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|-
!7th Place
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|-
!8th Place
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!9th Place
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!10th Place
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class B 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class B 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class B 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class C 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class C 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class C 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class D 1st
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$200
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 2nd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$150
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 3rd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$100
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|}



=== Merchandise Prize Notes ===

Noncash prizes do not including shipping/handling fees. Prizewinners who do not claim their prizes at the prize ceremony (in person or by proxy) have 90 days within which to
arrange delivery.

=== Class Prize Notes ===
* Eligibility for Class Prizes is as follows:
** Initial rating in the second tertile (third) of the division eligible for Class B Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the third tertile of the division eligible for Class C Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the fourth tertile of the division eligible for Class D Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3.

For the purpose of determining initial ratings for class prize eligibility,
players with international ratings or alternate-lexicon NASPA ratings but no NASPA ratings in their competition lexicon will be assigned to classes at the director's discretion,
based on their most recently available rating.

=== Multiple Winners ===

Winning multiple prizes may in some cases not be permitted.
For example, a class prizewinner may not also win a place prize.
A winner of a TWL session prize (high/low win/loss) may not win another one.
A winner of a specific CSW session prize may not win any other of that type.
For further information, please contact the [[Championship Committee]].

=== Special Prize ===
* The Rose Award - plaque

2025 SPC Prizes

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The '''[[2025 North American SCRABBLE Championship]] prize''' table describes
in detail what prizes that will be awarded in each division.

{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 style="margin: 1em 2em"
|-
| 
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 2
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 3
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 4
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW2
|-
!1st Place
|align=center|$10,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$2,500 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$1,500 + Trophy
|-
!2nd Place
|align=center|$5,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$700
|-
!3rd Place
|align=center|$2,000
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$400
|-
!4th Place
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$300
|-
!5th Place
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|-
!6th Place
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|-
!7th Place
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|-
!8th Place
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!9th Place
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!10th Place
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class B 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class B 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class B 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class C 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class C 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class C 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class D 1st
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$200
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 2nd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$150
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 3rd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$100
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|}



=== Merchandise Prize Notes ===

Noncash prizes do not including shipping/handling fees. Prizewinners who do not claim their prizes at the prize ceremony (in person or by proxy) have 90 days within which to
arrange delivery.

=== Class Prize Notes ===
* Eligibility for Class Prizes is as follows:
** Initial rating in the second tertile (third) of the division eligible for Class B Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the third tertile of the division eligible for Class C Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the fourth tertile of the division eligible for Class D Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3.

For the purpose of determining initial ratings for class prize eligibility,
players with international ratings or alternate-lexicon NASPA ratings but no NASPA ratings in their competition lexicon will be assigned to classes at the director's discretion,
based on their most recently available rating.

=== Multiple Winners ===

Winning multiple prizes may in some cases not be permitted.
For example, a class prizewinner may not also win a place prize.
A winner of a TWL session prize (high/low win/loss) may not win another one.
A winner of a specific CSW session prize may not win any other of that type.
For further information, please contact the [[Championship Committee]].

=== Special Prize ===
* The Rose Award - plaque

2019 National SCRABBLE Championship prizes

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The '''[[2025 North American SCRABBLE Championship]] prize''' table describes
in detail what prizes that will be awarded in each division.

{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 style="margin: 1em 2em"
|-
| 
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 2
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 3
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 4
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW2
|-
!1st Place
|align=center|$10,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$2,500 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$1,500 + Trophy
|-
!2nd Place
|align=center|$5,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$700
|-
!3rd Place
|align=center|$2,000
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$400
|-
!4th Place
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$300
|-
!5th Place
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|-
!6th Place
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|-
!7th Place
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|-
!8th Place
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!9th Place
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!10th Place
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class B 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class B 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class B 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class C 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class C 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class C 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class D 1st
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$200
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 2nd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$150
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 3rd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$100
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|}

{!==
=== Daily Prize Notes ===
Daily prizes will be delivered by Division Leaders on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday for the previous days' winners.
--}

=== Merchandise Prize Notes ===

Noncash prizes do not including shipping/handling fees. Prizewinners who do not claim their prizes at the prize ceremony (in person or by proxy) have 90 days within which to
arrange delivery.

=== Class Prize Notes ===
* Eligibility for Class Prizes is as follows:
** Initial rating in the second tertile (third) of the division eligible for Class B Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the third tertile of the division eligible for Class C Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the fourth tertile of the division eligible for Class D Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3.

For the purpose of determining initial ratings for class prize eligibility,
players with international ratings or alternate-lexicon NASPA ratings but no NASPA ratings in their competition lexicon will be assigned to classes at the director's discretion,
based on their most recently available rating.

=== Multiple Winners ===

Winning multiple prizes may in some cases not be permitted.
For example, a class prizewinner may not also win a place prize.
A winner of a TWL session prize (high/low win/loss) may not win another one.
A winner of a specific CSW session prize may not win any other of that type.
For further information, please contact the [[Championship Committee]].

=== Special Prize ===
* The Rose Award - plaque

2019 National SCRABBLE Championship prizes

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CM000003:

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The '''[[2025 North American SCRABBLE Championship]] prize''' table describes
in detail what prizes that will be awarded in each division.

{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 style="margin: 1em 2em"
|-
| 
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 2
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 3
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division 4
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW1
!style="padding-left:1em"|Division CSW2
|-
!1st Place
|align=center|$10,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$2,500 + Trophy
|align=center|$4,000 + Trophy
|align=center|$1,500 + Trophy
|-
!2nd Place
|align=center|$5,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$1,000
|align=center|$1,500
|align=center|$700
|-
!3rd Place
|align=center|$2,000
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$550
|align=center|$600
|align=center|$400
|-
!4th Place
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$500
|align=center|$300
|-
!5th Place
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|align=center|$400
|-
!6th Place
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|align=center|$300
|-
!7th Place
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|align=center|$250
|-
!8th Place
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!9th Place
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!10th Place
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class B 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class B 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class B 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class C 1st
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|align=center|$200
|-
!Class C 2nd
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|align=center|$150
|-
!Class C 3rd
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|align=center|$100
|-
!Class D 1st
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$200
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 2nd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$150
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|-
!Class D 3rd
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|$100
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|align=center|-
|}

/*
=== Daily Prize Notes ===
Daily prizes will be delivered by Division Leaders on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday for the previous days' winners.
*/

=== Merchandise Prize Notes ===

Noncash prizes do not including shipping/handling fees. Prizewinners who do not claim their prizes at the prize ceremony (in person or by proxy) have 90 days within which to
arrange delivery.

=== Class Prize Notes ===
* Eligibility for Class Prizes is as follows:
** Initial rating in the second tertile (third) of the division eligible for Class B Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the third tertile of the division eligible for Class C Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3, or second quartile in other divisions.
** Initial rating in the fourth tertile of the division eligible for Class D Prizes in Divisions 2 and 3.

For the purpose of determining initial ratings for class prize eligibility,
players with international ratings or alternate-lexicon NASPA ratings but no NASPA ratings in their competition lexicon will be assigned to classes at the director's discretion,
based on their most recently available rating.

=== Multiple Winners ===

Winning multiple prizes may in some cases not be permitted.
For example, a class prizewinner may not also win a place prize.
A winner of a TWL session prize (high/low win/loss) may not win another one.
A winner of a specific CSW session prize may not win any other of that type.
For further information, please contact the [[Championship Committee]].

=== Special Prize ===
* The Rose Award - plaque

Directors

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[[NASPA]] certifies its officials (most are called '''directors''') as being qualified to direct sanctioned [[tournaments]] and [[clubs]].

== Certification ==

NASPA offers several different categories of certification for
its officials. The criteria for certification are set jointly
by the [[Tournament Committee]] and the [[Club/Director Committee]].
If you are interested in becoming certified, please
follow the detailed instructions for
[[director certification]].

{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3
!Title
!Code1
!Test2
!Appr3
!Age
!Brief Description4
|-
|[[Tournament/Club Director]]
|align=center|F
|align=center rowspan=6|yes
|align=center rowspan=3|yes
|align=center rowspan=4|21+
|May direct [[tournaments]] and [[clubs]].
|-
|[[Club Director]]
|align=center|C
|May direct [[clubs]].
|-
|[[Tournament Coordinator]]
|align=center|P
|May organize and have sanctioned tournaments, and hire directors to work at them.
|-
|[[Apprentice Director]]
|align=center|A
|rowspan=4 align=center|no
|May direct a tournament or club under the supervision of a [[mentor director]].
|-
|[[Young Adult Apprentice Director]]
|align=center|A2
|align=center|18–20
|rowspan=2|May direct a tournament or club under the on-site supervision of a [[mentor director]].
|-
|[[Youth Apprentice Director]]
|align=center|A1
|align=center|<18
|-
|[[Assistant Director]]
|align=center|S
|align=center|no
|align=center|any
|May act online on behalf for a director without full Internet access.
|}

1These codes are used in the [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/members.pl membership database].

2You must pass a test to obtain this certification, unless [[#Grandfathering|grandfathered]].

3You must finish an apprenticeship under a [[mentor director]] to obtain this certification, unless grandfathered.

4Click on the certification title for a more detailed description.

=== Grandfathering ===

Until 2009-07-01, the organization responsible for
certifying tournament and club directors was the
[[NSA]]. It did so using an open-book written test
with a pass-or-fail result.

If you were an active tournament or club director
certified by the NSA as of that date,
you were granted the grandfathered
status of Tournament/Club Director.

Grandfathered directors were required to requalify through a free online test between
September 20, 2013 and April 30, 2014.

Those that failed to do so may requalify by successfully retaking the director's test,
and do not need to serve an apprenticeship.

=== Maintaining Certification ===

The criteria for maintaining certified director status and for restoring a lapsed certification are also set by the [[Tournament Committee]] and the [[Club/Director Committee]]:

* A certified director must be a member in good standing of NASPA. A director can lose his/her good standing through a disciplinary process, or by having an overdue account with NASPA.
* When significant changes are made in [[Official Tournament Rules]] and/or [[Directors Manual|Director’s Manual]], directors may be required to retake the director test as a review at no charge. This can be done by email.

== Director Responsibilities ==

It is important for all NASPA directors to remember they are also NASPA’s public representatives.

The first responsibility of NASPA directors is to represent NASPA in a professional, moral, ethical, fair, welcoming, and encouraging manner.

The second responsibility of a NASPA director is to provide more opportunities for all players to participate in sanctioned tournament and club play. NASPA and its predecessors have overseen tournament and club play for over 40 years, and NASPA continues to be the primary Scrabble organization in North America.

NASPA directors may freely play in non-NASPA events such as Youth Scrabble events, WESPA events, charity events, or other competitive events.

NASPA directors may work at or even direct such events, but with three conditions that are required to avoid confusion about their role.

First, NASPA directors are subject to the NASPA [[Code of Conduct]] when working at any Scrabble event, including non-NASPA ones. This means in particular that they are expected to continue to act as ambassadors for NASPA, should not encourage players to join other organizations, and are subject to disciplinary sanctions for Code violations.

Second, NASPA directors should be identified as NASPA directors, working with the cooperation of NASPA. For example, if a website names event staff, they should say “NASPA-certified director” beside the name of any NASPA directors.

Finally, if the event uses NASPA resources - such as [[NASPA Zyzzyva]], [[tsh]], [[Official Tournament Rules | NASPA rules]], the NASPA webserver, or the [[NASPA Word List |NASPA word lists]] or lists derived from them, directors should make an appropriate donation to the [https://www.naspafoundationforyouthliteracy.org/ NASPA Foundation for Youth Literacy] and announce that the resources are used with NASPA’s permission.

== Resources for directors ==

Here are some resources for directors to help them do their job.
If you need something that isn’t listed below, please let us know and we’ll add it.

NASPA directors can reserve NASPA's '''Zoom video conferencing service''' on a first-come, first-served basis to try out the service for club sessions or tournaments. Contact us at [mailto:zoom@scrabbleplayers.org zoom@scrabbleplayers.org] to reserve a meeting time.

As of April 11, 2024, NASPA directors receive a '''10% discount at the [https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/shop.pl NASPA Store]'''.

See also the [[Player Resources]] page for scoresheets and other player-related forms and links.

Use the [[Directors Manual|Director's Manual]] as a reference for information about creating and running clubs and tournaments. Check the [[Tournament]] page for the latest information about sanctioning tournaments.

=== Tournament-related ===
* Services and software
** You must use the [[Tournament listing request|Tournament Listing Request]] form to submit your initial tournament listing request. Consult the [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/w/Tournaments#Scheduling_a_tournament Scheduling Information] webpage for relevant information about tournament sanctioning.
** Download [[Software]] for word adjudication and tournament management
** [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/w/Tournaments#Modifying_a_sanctioned_tournament Modifying a sanctioned tournament]
** [[Submitting tournament results]]
** If you would like space on our webserver to host NASPA tournament or club results, please contact [[John Chew]].
* Downloadable forms
** [[Media:Blanks.pdf|Blank slips (posted 2010-09-20)]]
** [[Media:Blankchallenge.pdf|Blank/Challenge slips (older version)]]
** Combined score/blank/challenge slips
*** [[Media:Combined-slip-20140706.pdf|Current version from 2014-07-06]], adds "1st blank", "2nd blank" wording
*** [[Media:Combined-slip.pdf|Older version from 2010-09-25]]
*** [[Media:Combined-slip-2page.pdf‎|two-page version]] for two-sided printing
*** [[Media:Combined-slip-20140217-team.pdf|two-player team version]] revised 2014-02-17
** [[Media:Emergency-report.pdf|Emergency Incident Report Form]]
** [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/w/Incident_report Online Incident Report Form]
** [[Media:Printable_Incident_Form.pdf|Printable Incident Report Form (requires Acrobat Reader)]]
** Contestant Scorecards (single-sided): [[Media:Csc08.pdf|8 Rounds]], [[Media:Csc09.pdf|9 Rounds]], [[Media:Csc10.pdf|10 Rounds]], [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/doc.pl?did=10 15 Rounds], [[Media:Csc16.pdf|16 Rounds]], [[Media:Csc17.pdf|17 Rounds]], [[Media:Csc18.pdf|18 Rounds]], [[Media:csc19.pdf|19 Rounds]] (other scorecard designs can be requested on one month’s notice)
** [[media:NASPA_Membership_Application.pdf|Membership Application Form]] for gathering data offline to enter later into the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/join.pl online membership application system].
** Score sheets
*** [[Media:Scoresheet.pdf|single-game scoresheet]]
*** [[Media:Scoresheet-dup.pdf|single-game scoresheet, two-sided]]
*** [[Media:Scoresheet-2-dup.pdf|single-game scoresheet, two-up, two-sided]]
*** [[Media:Scoresheet-3.pdf|three-game scoresheet, informal use only]]
*** [[Media:Scoresheet-team.pdf|team scoresheet]]
** [[Media:Word_Judge_Test.pdf|Word Judge Test]]
* Key publications
** [[Official Tournament Rules]]
** [[Directors Manual|Director's Manual]]
** [[NASPA Word List]]
* [[Media:Top_Ten_Things_to_Know.pdf‎|Newcomer's Handout]] ("Top Ten Things" from [[Mary Rhoades]])
* Other informational notices
** [[Media:Emergency-report.pdf|Emergency Incident Report Form]]
** Advice on running [[casual tournaments]]
** [[Tournament checklist]]
** [[COVID-19 | Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information for Members and Directors]]
** [[Directing SOWPODS tournaments]]
** Accommodating players with [[special needs]]
** [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/list-accommodations.pl List of Accommodations] granted by the Tournament Committee
** [[Media:Virtual-Scrabble-Player-Setup-Guide.pdf | How to run a hybrid tournament where one or more players are virtual]] - From [[Heidi Robertson]] - The [[Tournament Committee]] is approving hybrid tournaments on a case-by-case basis to accommodate players who cannot access a venue.
** [{{SERVER}}/pairings/which-pairing-system-20231211.pdf How to choose a pairing system (presentation PDF)]
** How to implement a [[Friend of the director]] (FOTD) policy
** How to pair a [[Pairing tables|round-robin]] event
** [[Playing up|Which rating to use when assigning players to divisions]]
** [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/insurance.pl NASPA Liability Insurance Certificate] to share with venues that require insurance coverage. Please contact info@scrabbleplayers.org if you have questions.
** [[Variants|Variant rules]] for after-hours fun

=== Membership-related ===
* Verify a player’s membership and/or rating (note that [[cross-tables]] only lists players who have played rated games; first-time players will be flagged as “Check with NASPA”):
** [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl Member search] An interactive search for any NASPA members (does not currently include information about suspensions).
** [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byname.pl Rating search] An interactive search for any rated players (shows rating and expiry; flags suspended players).
** [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/list-members.pl Member list] (restricted to certified NASPA directors) A concise listing of all current NASPA members eligible to play in tournaments (with their ratings and membership numbers), in alphabetical order by last name (includes also new members who haven’t played in rated tournaments yet; excludes members who have not paid yet or whose membership has expired; excludes players currently under any level of suspension). Tip: save or print a copy of the output from this application so you can quickly verify any player’s eligibility even when you are not online.
** [{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/current.txt Rating list] A long listing of all living players (with their ratings, rankings and membership expiration dates) that have ever established a rating with NASPA or the [[NSA]], in alphabetical order by last name (includes rated players only; includes also rated nonmembers and past members; indicates players who are suspended).
** Under the terms of [[international agreements]], certain players may be entitled to complimentary NASPA memberships for the purposes of playing in tournaments. Please consult that page for further instructions on accepting overseas members in rated tournaments.
** If you are unable to use the above to determine a player’s membership status, please contact membership@scrabbleplayers.org.
* To purchase a NASPA [[membership]] for a player, go to [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/services.pl Member services] and look for “Add New Members” or “Renew Member” in the Director section. As a director, if you have more than one kind of payment to make (membership, renewal, participation fee, etc.), you can choose to defer payment so that you only have to enter your credit card information once. If you need to collect membership information offline at a tournament or club, you can use our old [[media:NASPA_Membership_Application.pdf|Membership Application Form]] to record the data you will need to type into the online form. Overseas players may inquire about reciprocal memberships under [[international agreements]]; if you're not sure what to do, email info@scrabbleplayers.org.
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/addphoto.pl Add player photo to database]
** Player photos are updated occasionally after manual review. If you need a photo update urgently in time for a tournament, please email info@scrabbleplayers.org at least 48 hours before the start of your event.
** Player photos added to our database will automatically be copied to the [[Cross-tables]] website unless that website already has its own photo.
** If you are not sure which photo is currently assigned to a player in the database, see the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl membership database].
* [[Players under suspension]]
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/list-accommodations.pl Player Accommodations]

=== Tutorial on Processing Memberships or Renewals ===

All tournament players, whether a newbie or someone with a rating who hasn't joined NASPA yet, must join NASPA in order to play in your tournament. Here are some scenarios that might apply to your tournament:

1. You are gathering entries for your tournament and you look on cross-tables to see if they are members. [http://cross-tables.com/ Cross-tables] says "check with NASPA". You check on the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl NASPA member database], accessible by clicking on "Member Search" on the sidebar. If they have a member number in the NASPA database, they are good to go. Occasionally a membership does not show up on Cross-tables right away but will already be listed on the NASPA database.

2. You are gathering entries for your tournament and you agree to let someone join NASPA at the door. If you know ahead of time that one or more people are going to do this, go to [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/services.pl Member Services] and click on the “Add New Member” button in the Director section. Fill out all the membership information and then choose “Payment with your next tournament’ participation fee” payment method. Your players’ memberships will be activated right away, and a charge will be placed on your [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/account.pl account] with NASPA, so that it will be totalled with your participation fee after your tournament.

3. You are checking in players the day of the tournament and you have a walk-in who is not a member.

Check to make sure that all of your players are listed on the NASPA site as members. Rating data will not be accepted if any players are not members. Ask nonmembers to fill out printed membership forms, then activate their memberships as in case 2 above. If you have players who say they have recently mailed membership checks to NASPA, do not pay that portion of the amount shown owing; it will be removed from your director account when their checks clear. If their checks do not clear, you will be liable for their membership fees and will not be able to run a tournament until we receive full payment.

By “director account” that simply means there will be a list of directors and what they owe for the new members and your “account balance” will go away once you have paid. This does not go on your credit card when you submit your results.

You also have the option of authorizing the membership monies to be charged to your credit card, which you might do to help a club member join NASPA when you do not have an upcoming tournament.

4. A tournament entrant says he has joined NASPA. Ask what his membership number is. If it starts with AA followed by 6 digits, you're fairly sure he joined NASPA and not the NSA. Occasionally people join the NSA thinking that it will entitle them to play in NASPA-rated tournaments.

=== Club-related ===
We are continuing to compile a director list and a [[Club roster]]. If you are a director who has not yet submitted information about yourself and/or your club, please download our [[media:directorquestionnaire.pdf|director questionnaire]] and submit it to the [[Club/Director Committee]].
* Key publications
** [[Official Tournament Rules]]
** [[Directors Manual|Director's Manual]]
** [[NASPA Word List]]
* Software
** [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1B__d5ZWbDhapE9zlepixMKdxcLiEw1R6 Scrabble Club Leaderboard] - App to manage club statistics - Developed by [[David Spargo]]
* Other informational notices
** [[Media:Top Ten Things to Know.pdf|Newcomer's Handout]] ("Top Ten Things" for people new to Club play)
** [[Media:Emergency-report.pdf|Emergency Incident Report Form]]
** [[COVID-19 | Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information for Members and Directors]]

Directors

2025-06-30T16:59:46Z

CM000003: /* Membership-related */ Added info about adding player photos

[[NASPA]] certifies its officials (most are called '''directors''') as being qualified to direct sanctioned [[tournaments]] and [[clubs]].

== Certification ==

NASPA offers several different categories of certification for
its officials. The criteria for certification are set jointly
by the [[Tournament Committee]] and the [[Club/Director Committee]].
If you are interested in becoming certified, please
follow the detailed instructions for
[[director certification]].

{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3
!Title
!Code1
!Test2
!Appr3
!Age
!Brief Description4
|-
|[[Tournament/Club Director]]
|align=center|F
|align=center rowspan=6|yes
|align=center rowspan=3|yes
|align=center rowspan=4|21+
|May direct [[tournaments]] and [[clubs]].
|-
|[[Club Director]]
|align=center|C
|May direct [[clubs]].
|-
|[[Tournament Coordinator]]
|align=center|P
|May organize and have sanctioned tournaments, and hire directors to work at them.
|-
|[[Apprentice Director]]
|align=center|A
|rowspan=4 align=center|no
|May direct a tournament or club under the supervision of a [[mentor director]].
|-
|[[Young Adult Apprentice Director]]
|align=center|A2
|align=center|18–20
|rowspan=2|May direct a tournament or club under the on-site supervision of a [[mentor director]].
|-
|[[Youth Apprentice Director]]
|align=center|A1
|align=center|<18
|-
|[[Assistant Director]]
|align=center|S
|align=center|no
|align=center|any
|May act online on behalf for a director without full Internet access.
|}

1These codes are used in the [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/members.pl membership database].

2You must pass a test to obtain this certification, unless [[#Grandfathering|grandfathered]].

3You must finish an apprenticeship under a [[mentor director]] to obtain this certification, unless grandfathered.

4Click on the certification title for a more detailed description.

=== Grandfathering ===

Until 2009-07-01, the organization responsible for
certifying tournament and club directors was the
[[NSA]]. It did so using an open-book written test
with a pass-or-fail result.

If you were an active tournament or club director
certified by the NSA as of that date,
you were granted the grandfathered
status of Tournament/Club Director.

Grandfathered directors were required to requalify through a free online test between
September 20, 2013 and April 30, 2014.

Those that failed to do so may requalify by successfully retaking the director's test,
and do not need to serve an apprenticeship.

=== Maintaining Certification ===

The criteria for maintaining certified director status and for restoring a lapsed certification are also set by the [[Tournament Committee]] and the [[Club/Director Committee]]:

* A certified director must be a member in good standing of NASPA. A director can lose his/her good standing through a disciplinary process, or by having an overdue account with NASPA.
* When significant changes are made in [[Official Tournament Rules]] and/or [[Directors Manual|Director’s Manual]], directors may be required to retake the director test as a review at no charge. This can be done by email.

== Director Responsibilities ==

It is important for all NASPA directors to remember they are also NASPA’s public representatives.

The first responsibility of NASPA directors is to represent NASPA in a professional, moral, ethical, fair, welcoming, and encouraging manner.

The second responsibility of a NASPA director is to provide more opportunities for all players to participate in sanctioned tournament and club play. NASPA and its predecessors have overseen tournament and club play for over 40 years, and NASPA continues to be the primary Scrabble organization in North America.

NASPA directors may freely play in non-NASPA events such as Youth Scrabble events, WESPA events, charity events, or other competitive events.

NASPA directors may work at or even direct such events, but with three conditions that are required to avoid confusion about their role.

First, NASPA directors are subject to the NASPA [[Code of Conduct]] when working at any Scrabble event, including non-NASPA ones. This means in particular that they are expected to continue to act as ambassadors for NASPA, should not encourage players to join other organizations, and are subject to disciplinary sanctions for Code violations.

Second, NASPA directors should be identified as NASPA directors, working with the cooperation of NASPA. For example, if a website names event staff, they should say “NASPA-certified director” beside the name of any NASPA directors.

Finally, if the event uses NASPA resources - such as [[NASPA Zyzzyva]], [[tsh]], [[Official Tournament Rules | NASPA rules]], the NASPA webserver, or the [[NASPA Word List |NASPA word lists]] or lists derived from them, directors should make an appropriate donation to the [https://www.naspafoundationforyouthliteracy.org/ NASPA Foundation for Youth Literacy] and announce that the resources are used with NASPA’s permission.

== Resources for directors ==

Here are some resources for directors to help them do their job.
If you need something that isn’t listed below, please let us know and we’ll add it.

NASPA directors can reserve NASPA's '''Zoom video conferencing service''' on a first-come, first-served basis to try out the service for club sessions or tournaments. Contact us at [mailto:zoom@scrabbleplayers.org zoom@scrabbleplayers.org] to reserve a meeting time.

As of April 11, 2024, NASPA directors receive a '''10% discount at the [https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/shop.pl NASPA Store]'''.

See also the [[Player Resources]] page for scoresheets and other player-related forms and links.

Use the [[Directors Manual|Director's Manual]] as a reference for information about creating and running clubs and tournaments. Check the [[Tournament]] page for the latest information about sanctioning tournaments.

=== Tournament-related ===
* Services and software
** You must use the [[Tournament listing request|Tournament Listing Request]] form to submit your initial tournament listing request. Consult the [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/w/Tournaments#Scheduling_a_tournament Scheduling Information] webpage for relevant information about tournament sanctioning.
** Download [[Software]] for word adjudication and tournament management
** [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/w/Tournaments#Modifying_a_sanctioned_tournament Modifying a sanctioned tournament]
** [[Submitting tournament results]]
** If you would like space on our webserver to host NASPA tournament or club results, please contact [[John Chew]].
* Downloadable forms
** [[Media:Blanks.pdf|Blank slips (posted 2010-09-20)]]
** [[Media:Blankchallenge.pdf|Blank/Challenge slips (older version)]]
** Combined score/blank/challenge slips
*** [[Media:Combined-slip-20140706.pdf|Current version from 2014-07-06]], adds "1st blank", "2nd blank" wording
*** [[Media:Combined-slip.pdf|Older version from 2010-09-25]]
*** [[Media:Combined-slip-2page.pdf‎|two-page version]] for two-sided printing
*** [[Media:Combined-slip-20140217-team.pdf|two-player team version]] revised 2014-02-17
** [[Media:Emergency-report.pdf|Emergency Incident Report Form]]
** [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/w/Incident_report Online Incident Report Form]
** [[Media:Printable_Incident_Form.pdf|Printable Incident Report Form (requires Acrobat Reader)]]
** Contestant Scorecards (single-sided): [[Media:Csc08.pdf|8 Rounds]], [[Media:Csc09.pdf|9 Rounds]], [[Media:Csc10.pdf|10 Rounds]], [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/doc.pl?did=10 15 Rounds], [[Media:Csc16.pdf|16 Rounds]], [[Media:Csc17.pdf|17 Rounds]], [[Media:Csc18.pdf|18 Rounds]], [[Media:csc19.pdf|19 Rounds]] (other scorecard designs can be requested on one month’s notice)
** [[media:NASPA_Membership_Application.pdf|Membership Application Form]] for gathering data offline to enter later into the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/join.pl online membership application system].
** Score sheets
*** [[Media:Scoresheet.pdf|single-game scoresheet]]
*** [[Media:Scoresheet-dup.pdf|single-game scoresheet, two-sided]]
*** [[Media:Scoresheet-2-dup.pdf|single-game scoresheet, two-up, two-sided]]
*** [[Media:Scoresheet-3.pdf|three-game scoresheet, informal use only]]
*** [[Media:Scoresheet-team.pdf|team scoresheet]]
** [[Media:Word_Judge_Test.pdf|Word Judge Test]]
* Key publications
** [[Official Tournament Rules]]
** [[Directors Manual|Director's Manual]]
** [[NASPA Word List]]
* [[Media:Top_Ten_Things_to_Know.pdf‎|Newcomer's Handout]] ("Top Ten Things" from [[Mary Rhoades]])
* Other informational notices
** [[Media:Emergency-report.pdf|Emergency Incident Report Form]]
** Advice on running [[casual tournaments]]
** [[Tournament checklist]]
** [[COVID-19 | Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information for Members and Directors]]
** [[Directing SOWPODS tournaments]]
** Accommodating players with [[special needs]]
** [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/list-accommodations.pl List of Accommodations] granted by the Tournament Committee
** [[Media:Virtual-Scrabble-Player-Setup-Guide.pdf | How to run a hybrid tournament where one or more players are virtual]] - From [[Heidi Robertson]] - The [[Tournament Committee]] is approving hybrid tournaments on a case-by-case basis to accommodate players who cannot access a venue.
** [{{SERVER}}/pairings/which-pairing-system-20231211.pdf How to choose a pairing system (presentation PDF)]
** How to implement a [[Friend of the director]] (FOTD) policy
** How to pair a [[Pairing tables|round-robin]] event
** [[Playing up|Which rating to use when assigning players to divisions]]
** [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/insurance.pl NASPA Liability Insurance Certificate] to share with venues that require insurance coverage. Please contact info@scrabbleplayers.org if you have questions.
** [[Variants|Variant rules]] for after-hours fun

=== Membership-related ===
* Verify a player’s membership and/or rating (note that [[cross-tables]] only lists players who have played rated games; first-time players will be flagged as “Check with NASPA”):
** [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl Member search] An interactive search for any NASPA members (does not currently include information about suspensions).
** [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byname.pl Rating search] An interactive search for any rated players (shows rating and expiry; flags suspended players).
** [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/list-members.pl Member list] (restricted to certified NASPA directors) A concise listing of all current NASPA members eligible to play in tournaments (with their ratings and membership numbers), in alphabetical order by last name (includes also new members who haven’t played in rated tournaments yet; excludes members who have not paid yet or whose membership has expired; excludes players currently under any level of suspension). Tip: save or print a copy of the output from this application so you can quickly verify any player’s eligibility even when you are not online.
** [{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/current.txt Rating list] A long listing of all living players (with their ratings, rankings and membership expiration dates) that have ever established a rating with NASPA or the [[NSA]], in alphabetical order by last name (includes rated players only; includes also rated nonmembers and past members; indicates players who are suspended).
** Under the terms of [[international agreements]], certain players may be entitled to complimentary NASPA memberships for the purposes of playing in tournaments. Please consult that page for further instructions on accepting overseas members in rated tournaments.
** If you are unable to use the above to determine a player’s membership status, please contact membership@scrabbleplayers.org.
* To purchase a NASPA [[membership]] for a player, go to [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/services.pl Member services] and look for “Add New Members” or “Renew Member” in the Director section. As a director, if you have more than one kind of payment to make (membership, renewal, participation fee, etc.), you can choose to defer payment so that you only have to enter your credit card information once. If you need to collect membership information offline at a tournament or club, you can use our old [[media:NASPA_Membership_Application.pdf|Membership Application Form]] to record the data you will need to type into the online form. Overseas players may inquire about reciprocal memberships under [[international agreements]]; if you're not sure what to do, email info@scrabbleplayers.org.
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/addphoto.pl Add player photo to database]
** Player photos are updated occasionally after manual review. If you need a photo update urgently in time for a tournament, please email info@scrabbleplayers.org at least 48 hours before the start of your event.
** Player photos added to our database will automatically be copied to the [[Cross-tables]] website unless that website already has its own photo.
* [[Players under suspension]]
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/list-accommodations.pl Player Accommodations]

=== Tutorial on Processing Memberships or Renewals ===

All tournament players, whether a newbie or someone with a rating who hasn't joined NASPA yet, must join NASPA in order to play in your tournament. Here are some scenarios that might apply to your tournament:

1. You are gathering entries for your tournament and you look on cross-tables to see if they are members. [http://cross-tables.com/ Cross-tables] says "check with NASPA". You check on the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl NASPA member database], accessible by clicking on "Member Search" on the sidebar. If they have a member number in the NASPA database, they are good to go. Occasionally a membership does not show up on Cross-tables right away but will already be listed on the NASPA database.

2. You are gathering entries for your tournament and you agree to let someone join NASPA at the door. If you know ahead of time that one or more people are going to do this, go to [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/services.pl Member Services] and click on the “Add New Member” button in the Director section. Fill out all the membership information and then choose “Payment with your next tournament’ participation fee” payment method. Your players’ memberships will be activated right away, and a charge will be placed on your [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/account.pl account] with NASPA, so that it will be totalled with your participation fee after your tournament.

3. You are checking in players the day of the tournament and you have a walk-in who is not a member.

Check to make sure that all of your players are listed on the NASPA site as members. Rating data will not be accepted if any players are not members. Ask nonmembers to fill out printed membership forms, then activate their memberships as in case 2 above. If you have players who say they have recently mailed membership checks to NASPA, do not pay that portion of the amount shown owing; it will be removed from your director account when their checks clear. If their checks do not clear, you will be liable for their membership fees and will not be able to run a tournament until we receive full payment.

By “director account” that simply means there will be a list of directors and what they owe for the new members and your “account balance” will go away once you have paid. This does not go on your credit card when you submit your results.

You also have the option of authorizing the membership monies to be charged to your credit card, which you might do to help a club member join NASPA when you do not have an upcoming tournament.

4. A tournament entrant says he has joined NASPA. Ask what his membership number is. If it starts with AA followed by 6 digits, you're fairly sure he joined NASPA and not the NSA. Occasionally people join the NSA thinking that it will entitle them to play in NASPA-rated tournaments.

=== Club-related ===
We are continuing to compile a director list and a [[Club roster]]. If you are a director who has not yet submitted information about yourself and/or your club, please download our [[media:directorquestionnaire.pdf|director questionnaire]] and submit it to the [[Club/Director Committee]].
* Key publications
** [[Official Tournament Rules]]
** [[Directors Manual|Director's Manual]]
** [[NASPA Word List]]
* Software
** [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1B__d5ZWbDhapE9zlepixMKdxcLiEw1R6 Scrabble Club Leaderboard] - App to manage club statistics - Developed by [[David Spargo]]
* Other informational notices
** [[Media:Top Ten Things to Know.pdf|Newcomer's Handout]] ("Top Ten Things" for people new to Club play)
** [[Media:Emergency-report.pdf|Emergency Incident Report Form]]
** [[COVID-19 | Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information for Members and Directors]]

Cross-tables

2025-06-30T16:58:46Z

CM000003: corrected link

[[NASPA]] has been fortunate enough to partner with
[[Seth Lipkin]]'s immensely popular website,
[https://naspa.cross-tables.com cross-tables.com], which
provides much more statistical detail than is available in
our official [[tournament results]].

Players

2025-06-18T19:31:08Z

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Here are some information and resources for [[tournament]] and [[club]] '''players'''.

== Membership ==

* Learn how to join NASPA on the [[membership]] page
* Find members or check your membership status on the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl member search] page
* Access member-only information at the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/services.pl member services] page.

== Information for new players ==

Many directors have compiled informative handouts for players new to [[tournaments]] and [[clubs]]. Some are linked below:
* [[Media:Top_Ten_Things_to_Know.pdf|Newcomer's Handout]] (top 10 tips from [[Mary Rhoades]])
* [[Media:SCRABBLE TIPS.pdf | Scrabble Tips]] (tips from [[Mike Baron]] on improving your game)
* [{{SERVER}}/anamonics NASPA Anamonics]

== Resources ==

Here are some resources for players. If you need something that isn’t listed below, please let us know and we’ll add it.

See the [[directors]] page for tournament-related forms (e.g., score cards, challenge slips etc.).

* [[Incident Report]] form
* [[Media:Incident_Report_Form.pdf|Printable Incident Report Form (requires Acrobat Reader)]]
* [[COVID-19 | Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information for Members and Directors]]

=== Score sheets ===

* [[Media:Scoresheet.pdf|NASPA scoresheet]]
* [[Media:Scoresheet-dup.pdf|NASPA scoresheet, two-sided]]
* [[Media:Scoresheet-2-dup.pdf|NASPA scoresheet, two-up, two-sided]]

=== Game analysis tools ===

* Software: Game analysis programs, study tools, and other Scrabble-related computer programs are listed on the [[software]] page.

* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/boardpdf.pl PDF board diagram generator]

Glossary

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SCRABBLE players not only play their game with their own [[TWL|dictionary]], they have their own language for talking about it. If you don't see your favorite game jargon listed here, please email us at info@scrabbleplayers.org to ask us about it.

A shorter glossary is also available at the back of our official [[rules]].

== A ==

; ALPHAGRAM (n)
: The alphabetic arrangement of a group of letters. Example: BEGNU is the alphagram of the word BEGUN.
; ANAGRAM (n)
: A word that is spelled with the exact same letters as another word. Example: RIDES is an anagram of SIRED and vice versa.
; ANAGRAM (v)
: To rearrange letters. Example: you can anagram AEINRST in nine different ways to make valid words.
; ANAHOOK (n)
: A letter that can be anagrammed together with a word to make a new word. Example: B is an anahook for CABLERS, because together they can make SCRABBLE.
; ANAMONIC (n)
: A mnemonic for remembering the anahooks of a stem: see [{{SERVER}}/anamonics NASPA Anamonics]

== B ==

; BABY BINGO (n)
: Another term for a BUDGET BINGO.
; BACK EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the end of an existing word.
; BACK HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the end of a word to form another word.
; BAG (n)
: The game equipment in which TILEs that are not yet in play are held.
; BALANCE A RACK (v)
: Making a play that improves EQUITY by keeping tiles likely to score well on future turns, such as ERS.
; BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding at least one letter to each end of an existing word.
; BINGO (n, v)
: A play that earns a 50-point bonus for using all seven tiles at once. To make such a play.
; BINGO-BANGO (n, v)
: Two consecutive bingoes by the same player. To make such plays.
; BINGO OUT (V)
: To play a bingo in the endgame.
; BINGO-PRONE TILES (np)
: A group of tiles that are likely to produce a bingo. Often used to describe a player's set of three to six tiles just before drawing his or her replacement tiles. Example: ERS?, AL? or AERST.
; BLANK (n)
: One of the two zero-value TILEs that whose letter value may be DESIGNATEd by the player playing it.
; BLANK BINGO (n)
: A bingo that includes a blank tile.
; BLOCK (v)
: To make a play that prevents the opponent from making an important or high-scoring play.
; BLUFF (v)
: To deliberately play a word that you are not sure is acceptable. This is common and accepted in competitive play.
; BOARD (n)
: The piece of game equipment on which played TILEs are placed.
; BONUS SQUARE (n)
: A designated square on the BOARD which affects the score of words played covering it on the first turn in which it is covered.
; BRAILLE (v)
: To cheat by identifying unseen TILEs by touch.
; BUDGET BINGO (n)
: A bingo scoring fewer than 60 points.
; BURN (v)
: To play a power tile for a low score.

== C ==

; CASE TILE (n)
: The last remaining unplayed tile of a kind.
; CHALLENGE (n, v)
: A formal objection to the validity of a play. To make such an objection.
; CHALLENGE SLIP (n)
: The form on which a challenge is recorded prior to its adjudication.
; CLOSED (adj)
: A BOARD position where there are few places where new words may be added.
; COFFEEHOUSE (v)
: To speak during play so as to distract or mislead one's opponent.
; CONTESTANT SCORECARD (n)
: A form on which a player can keep track of their record in a tournament.
; COURTESY RULE (n)
: The [[rules|rule]] under which a player may draw and look at provisional tiles when the opponent takes longer than a designated period to decide whether or not to CHALLENGE a play.
; CREDIT (n)
: A formerly used alternative measure for ranking players at an event. One once commonly used version awarded 35 credits for playing a game, 5 points for winning a game, -5 points for losing a game and 1 point for every 10 points of spread (signed as necessary), all limited to the range 10~60.

== D ==

; DESIGNATE (v)
: To record the value of a BLANK when it is played.
; DLS (abbr)
: DOUBLE LETTER SQUARE.
; DOUBLE-BLANK (v)
: To draw both of the BLANKs in a game.
; DOUBLE-DOUBLE (n, v)
: A play that covers two DOUBLE WORD SCOREs. To make such a play.
; DOUBLE LETTER SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of the tile played covering it.
; DOUBLE WORD SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of a word played covering it.
; DRAW (v)
: To select a tile or tiles from the bag before a turn.
; DUMP (v)
: To get rid of unwanted tiles, either by playing them onto the BOARD or returning them to the bag, to BALANCE A RACK.
; DUPLICATION (n)
: The usually undesirable state of having more than one of a TILE on a RACK.
; DWS (abbr)
: DOUBLE WORD SQUARE.

== E ==

; ENDGAME (n)
: The part of a game when the BAG is empty.
; EXCHANGE (n, v)
: The act of using a turn to replace unwanted TILEs with new ones from the BAG. To perform this act.
; EQUITY (n)
: The statistically expected amount by which one's score will change over the remainder of the game.
; EXTENSION (n)
: A BACK EXTENSION, BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION or FRONT EXTENSION.

== F ==

; FISH (n, v)
: A play intended to result in the drawing of the tiles needed to play a high-scoring word on the next turn. To make such a play.
; FLIGHT (n)
: A group of players, often with the same win-loss record, paired together in a round.
; FORK THE BOARD (v)
: To make a play that opens up more than one part of a board.
; FREQUENCY LIST (n)
: A printed list of the distribution of tiles in a standard set.
; FRONT EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the beginning of an existing word.
; FRONT HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the beginning of a word to form another word.

== G ==

; GIBSON (n)
: One who has clinched a prize place before the last round, and will be GIBSONIZED.
; GIBSONIZATION (n)
: The act of GIBSONIZING.
; GIBSONIZE (v)
: To be paired with opponents out of contention, once one has clinched a prize position.
; GO OUT (v)
: To play all tiles on one's rack in an endgame.

== H ==

; HOLD (v)
: To instruct one's opponent not to draw replacement tiles while a player is considering a CHALLENGE.
; HOOK (n, v)
: A BACK HOOK or FRONT HOOK. To make a play including such a letter.
; HOTSPOT (n)
: A square on the BOARD that is statistically expected to account for a large number of points scored.

== I ==

== J ==

== K ==

; KING-OF-THE-HILL (KOTH) (adj, adv)
: Pairing players ranked 1 vs. 2, 3 vs. 4, etc.

== L ==

; LANE (n)
: A playable open column or ow of spaces or squares on the board.
; LATE GAME (n)
: The part of a game when there are 1–7 TILEs remaining in the BAG.
; LEAVE (n)
: The TILEs remaining on a RACK after a play is made and before any replacement tiles are drawn.
; LETTER TILE (n)
: A TILE that has a letter on it, as opposed to a BLANK.
; LEXICON (n)
: The list of words considered to be valid in a game.
; LINE (n)
: Another term for LANE.

== M ==

== N ==

; NATURAL (adj)
: Of a word played, made without using a BLANK.
; NEUTRALIZE (v)
: To stop (a clock), as during a challenge or rule dispute.
; NONBINGO (n)
: A word that is not a BINGO.
; NONGO (n)
: An unplayable BINGO.

== O ==


; OPEN (adj)
: A board where there are many places for new words may be added.
; OPENING PLAY (n)
: The first word placed on the board.
; OVERDRAW (v)
: To draw more tiles from the bag than is appropriate.

== P ==

;PARALLEL PLAY (n)
:A word played parallel to another word. Example: With MAR on the board, LATE is a parallel play:
<nowiki>
M A R
L A T E
</nowiki>
;PASSING (n)
:A move where a player does not exchange tiles or make a play on the board. The player scores zero and says "Pass!" and starts opponent's timer. It is now opponent's turn.
;PHONEY (n)
:A word that, although not in the lexicon, is played.If a phoney is not challenged when it's played, however, it will stay on the board for the remainder of the game.
;POINT SPREAD (n)
:Another term for SPREAD.
;POWER TILE (n)
: Any of the following 10 tiles: the two blanks, the four Ss and the J, Q, X and Z.
;PREPRINTED TRACKING SHEET (n)
:A sheet of paper that has printed on it either the alphabet or a partial or complete list of the 100 lettered tiles used in a Scrabble game. Also called FREQUENCY LIST. See TRACKING.

== Q ==

== R ==

; RACK (n)
: The piece of game equipment used to hold TILEs in the possession of a player.
; RACK BALANCE (n)
: See BALANCE A RACK.
; RACK MANAGEMENT (n)
: The policy of managing your leave each turn to be as flexible as possible. In this case flexible means your leave will combine with as many draws as possible to form seven-letter racks that score well.
; RATING (n)
: A representation of how well a player is playing in relation to other players. For every sanctioned NASPA tournament, a new rating is computed for each of the contestants. The higher the rating, the more skillful the player. Ratings currently range from 400-2100.
; ROUND (n)
: A set of games scheduled concurrently in club or tournament play. There are seven or eight rounds (games) per day at most tournaments.

== S ==

; SAND TIMER (n)
: A three-minute hourglass formerly used in clubs and tournaments to time each player&rsquol;s turn.
; SECOND OPINION (n)
: A request for a second person to review a word challenge or rule adjudication if a player believes the Word Judge has made a mistake. If the second opinion contradicts the original one, a third opinion may be called for.
; SEPARATED (adj)
: Pertaining to a word played, made using existing tiles on the board, at least two of which are not contiguous.
; SIMULATION (n)
: Use of a computer program that can play out positions thousands of times very quickly to determine which play is worth more in the long run. For instance, PLAY #1 may immediately give you 30pt while Play #2 gives you 20pt. But in the long run, Play #2 may allow you to follow it up with plays that earn 5 more points than Play #1 (combining both this turn's play with next turn's play and considering your rack leave after that). In simpler terms, this may mean that if you play out this position 2000 times, you'll wind up earning 5 more points with Play #2 than with Play #1. This also takes into account how many points your opponent will earn. Simulation is an excellent tool for Scrabble game analysis, although it isn't foolproof. But sometimes an expert player will strongly disagree with these results due to extraneous factors: naive simulation randomizes opponent's rack (sometimes we have information about opponent's rack) and also only gives a point score evaluation of various plays - not winning chances.
; SPREAD (n)
: The difference between the winning and losing score of a game. Example: If the score of a game is 350-280, then the spread is +70pt for the winner and -70pt for the loser.
;STEM (n)
:A five- and six-letter combination of letters that are so useful for forming bingos that lists of bingos have been printed that use these five- and six-letter stems. Some of the more useful stems are: STARE, STANE, RETINA, SATINE, SATIRE. By learning these lists and saving these letters, players will be able to play bingos more often.
; STICK (v)
: To leave a high-point tile in the bag that one's opponent cannot play on the board in an endgame.
; SUBANAGRAM (n)
: A word that can be made from some of the letters of a longer word, suitably rearranged.

== T ==

; TEAM GAME (n)
: A Scrabble game played with at least three people and as many as six or eight. Only two sides compete with one rack each. Each team discusses their potential plays before making the final play on the board. A team game is a good vehicle for teaching or for simply having a lighter, more sociable atmosphere during a game. Talking is permitted, though each side tries to keep from revealing too much information about their tiles to the opposing team.
; TILE (n)
: Any of the 100 playing pieces which the game is played: a BLANK or LETTER TILE.
; TIME PRESSURE (n)
: The condition of not having enough time left on one’s clock to play as well as one would like.
;TOTAL (CUMULATIVE) SPREAD (n)
: Over the course of many games, the plus (+) or minus (-) spread for each game added together. At the end of a tournament, each player has a total spread for the event.
;TOURNAMENT CLOCK (n)
:Often called a chess clock. It is actually two clocks housed in one case. Sanctioned tournament games are timed using these clocks. Each player has 25 minutes to play the entire game. After making a play, the player starts his/her opponent's time by pressing one of the two buttons on the top of the clock. The game continues in this fashion until finished. Players are penalized 10 points per minute for every minute or fraction thereof used over the allotted 25.
; TRACK (v)
: To count the tiles played so as to determine which tiles are as yet unplayed.
; TRACKING SHEET (n)
: A form listing all of the tiles in a complete set, so that they can be crossed out while TRACKing.
;TRADING TILES (v)
: Another term for EXCHANGING TILES.
;TRIPLE LANE (n)
:A LANE that includes a Triple Word Score.
;TRIPLE-TRIPLE (n)
:A play that covers two Triple Word Squares. The bonus for covering two TWSs on one play: multiply by nine the sum of the value of the letters of the Triple-Triple word. The sum should include the extra values earned from any DLS covered that turn.
;TURNOVER (n)
:Playing as many tiles as possible in order to draw as many new tiles as possible. By playing for turnover (usually using 5 or 6 tiles in one play), a player maximizes his/her chances for drawing the better tiles - in order from first to fifth they are: blank, S, E, X, Z. If you have played 60 tiles in a game, you had a 60% chance of drawing the good tiles. That's a 50% better chance than your opponent had.
;TWO(S)-TO-MAKE-THREES (n)
:Two-letter words that will take a third letter placed either in front or back to form a three-letter word. Example: AN is a two-to-make-three because BAN, CAN, etc., as well as AND, ANT, and ANY, are words. The three-letter word, BAN, CAN, and ANT, and ANY, are also known as two-to-make-threes.

== U ==

== V ==

== W ==

;WORD JUDGE
:Software used to adjudicate word challenges.
:A staff member formerly designated to adjudicate players’ word challenges at clubs and tournaments.

== X ==

== Y ==

== Z ==

Cross-tables.com

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'''cross-tables.com''' is a web site that provides information about [[SCRABBLE]]® [[tournaments]] and players. Its contents include:

* full results of all recent tournaments and results of many historical tournaments

* players’ [[ratings]] (updated after every tournament) and [[rankings]] updated monthly

* players’ profiles and photographs

* current leaderboards of players ranked by various categories

* information about upcoming tournaments, including tournament flyers and lists of registrants

* annotated games, both historical and current

* online forums for [[discussion]] about various topics.

The site was created by [[Keith Smith]] and [[Seth Lipkin]].

== External links ==

[http://naspa.cross-tables.com/ cross-tables.com NASPA home page]

NASPA Zyzzyva Download

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[[File:Zyzzyva_Title.png|750px|link=NASPA_Zyzzyva:_The_Last_Word_in_Word_Study]]
 
 
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==Older Releases==

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{|
|'''Version'''
|'''Description'''
|-
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|[[NASPA_Zyzzyva_3.4.0|3.4.0]]
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|-
|[[NASPA_Zyzzyva_3.3.0|3.3.0]]
|Official release including [[SOWPODS | CSW21]], available for [https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/330/NASPAZyzzyva330-64.tar.gz Linux], [https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/330/NASPAZyzzyva330.dmg macOS] and
[https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/330/NASPAZyzzyva330.exe Windows]. Last release to offer 32-bit Windows version.
|-
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[https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/324/NASPAZyzzyva324.exe Windows]. Last release to offer 32-bit Linux version.
|-
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[https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/320/NASPAZyzzyva320.exe Windows].
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|-
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|Official release including [[OTCWL2014]] and [[SSWL2015]], available for [https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/304/Zyzzyva-3.0.4-linux.tar.gz Linux], [https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/304/naspa-zyzzyva-3.0.4.dmg macOS] and [https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/304/Zyzzyva-3.0.4-windows-installer.exe Windows]. Last release to be compatible with macOS 10.6 (Snow Leopard).
|-
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|Time-limited test release available for [https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/303/naspa-zyzzyva-3.0.3.dmg macOS] and [https://www.scrabbleplayers.org/zyzzyva/packages/303/Zyzzyva-3.0.3-windows-installer.exe Windows].
|}

Glossary

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SCRABBLE players not only play their game with their own [[TWL|dictionary]], they have their own language for talking about it. If you don't see your favorite game jargon listed here, please email us at info@scrabbleplayers.org to ask us about it.

A shorter glossary is also available at the back of our official [[rules]].

== A ==

; ALPHAGRAM (n)
: The alphabetic arrangement of a group of letters. Example: BEGNU is the alphagram of the word BEGUN.
; ANAGRAM (n)
: A word that is spelled with the exact same letters as another word. Example: RIDES is an anagram of SIRED and vice versa.

== B ==

; BABY BINGO (n)
: Another term for a BUDGET BINGO.
; BACK EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the end of an existing word.
; BACK HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the end of a word to form another word.
; BAG (n)
: The game equipment in which TILEs that are not yet in play are held.
; BALANCE A RACK (v)
: Making a play that improves EQUITY by keeping tiles likely to score well on future turns, such as ERS.
; BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding at least one letter to each end of an existing word.
; BINGO (n, v)
: A play that earns a 50-point bonus for using all seven tiles at once. To make such a play.
; BINGO-BANGO (n, v)
: Two consecutive bingoes by the same player. To make such plays.
; BINGO OUT (V)
: To play a bingo in the endgame.
; BINGO-PRONE TILES (np)
: A group of tiles that are likely to produce a bingo. Often used to describe a player's set of three to six tiles just before drawing his or her replacement tiles. Example: ERS?, AL? or AERST.
; BLANK (n)
: One of the two zero-value TILEs that whose letter value may be DESIGNATEd by the player playing it.
; BLANK BINGO (n)
: A bingo that includes a blank tile.
; BLOCK (v)
: To make a play that prevents the opponent from making an important or high-scoring play.
; BLUFF (v)
: To deliberately play a word that you are not sure is acceptable. This is common and accepted in competitive play.
; BOARD (n)
: The piece of game equipment on which played TILEs are placed.
; BONUS SQUARE (n)
: A designated square on the BOARD which affects the score of words played covering it on the first turn in which it is covered.
; BRAILLE (v)
: To cheat by identifying unseen TILEs by touch.
; BUDGET BINGO (n)
: A bingo scoring fewer than 60 points.
; BURN (v)
: To play a power tile for a low score.

== C ==

; CASE TILE (n)
: The last remaining unplayed tile of a kind.
; CHALLENGE (n, v)
: A formal objection to the validity of a play. To make such an objection.
; CHALLENGE SLIP (n)
: The form on which a challenge is recorded prior to its adjudication.
; CLOSED (adj)
: A BOARD position where there are few places where new words may be added.
; COFFEEHOUSE (v)
: To speak during play so as to distract or mislead one's opponent.
; CONTESTANT SCORECARD (n)
: A form on which a player can keep track of their record in a tournament.
; COURTESY RULE (n)
: The [[rules|rule]] under which a player may draw and look at provisional tiles when the opponent takes longer than a designated period to decide whether or not to CHALLENGE a play.
; CREDIT (n)
: A formerly used alternative measure for ranking players at an event. One once commonly used version awarded 35 credits for playing a game, 5 points for winning a game, -5 points for losing a game and 1 point for every 10 points of spread (signed as necessary), all limited to the range 10~60.

== D ==

; DESIGNATE (v)
: To record the value of a BLANK when it is played.
; DLS (abbr)
: DOUBLE LETTER SQUARE.
; DOUBLE-BLANK (v)
: To draw both of the BLANKs in a game.
; DOUBLE-DOUBLE (n, v)
: A play that covers two DOUBLE WORD SCOREs. To make such a play.
; DOUBLE LETTER SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of the tile played covering it.
; DOUBLE WORD SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of a word played covering it.
; DRAW (v)
: To select a tile or tiles from the bag before a turn.
; DUMP (v)
: To get rid of unwanted tiles, either by playing them onto the BOARD or returning them to the bag, to BALANCE A RACK.
; DUPLICATION (n)
: The usually undesirable state of having more than one of a TILE on a RACK.
; DWS (abbr)
: DOUBLE WORD SQUARE.

== E ==

; ENDGAME (n)
: The part of a game when the BAG is empty.
; EXCHANGE (n, v)
: The act of using a turn to replace unwanted TILEs with new ones from the BAG. To perform this act.
; EQUITY (n)
: The statistically expected amount by which one's score will change over the remainder of the game.
; EXTENSION (n)
: A BACK EXTENSION, BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION or FRONT EXTENSION.

== F ==

; FISH (n, v)
: A play intended to result in the drawing of the tiles needed to play a high-scoring word on the next turn. To make such a play.
; FLIGHT (n)
: A group of players, often with the same win-loss record, paired together in a round.
; FORK THE BOARD (v)
: To make a play that opens up more than one part of a board.
; FREQUENCY LIST (n)
: A printed list of the distribution of tiles in a standard set.
; FRONT EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the beginning of an existing word.
; FRONT HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the beginning of a word to form another word.

== G ==

; GIBSON (n)
: One who has clinched a prize place before the last round, and will be GIBSONIZED.
; GIBSONIZATION (n)
: The act of GIBSONIZING.
; GIBSONIZE (v)
: To be paired with opponents out of contention, once one has clinched a prize position.
; GO OUT (v)
: To play all tiles on one's rack in an endgame.

== H ==

; HOLD (v)
: To instruct one's opponent not to draw replacement tiles while a player is considering a CHALLENGE.
; HOOK (n, v)
: A BACK HOOK or FRONT HOOK. To make a play including such a letter.
; HOTSPOT (n)
: A square on the BOARD that is statistically expected to account for a large number of points scored.

== I ==

== J ==

== K ==

; KING-OF-THE-HILL (KOTH) (adj, adv)
: Pairing players ranked 1 vs. 2, 3 vs. 4, etc.

== L ==

; LANE (n)
: A playable open column or ow of spaces or squares on the board.
; LATE GAME (n)
: The part of a game when there are 1–7 TILEs remaining in the BAG.
; LEAVE (n)
: The TILEs remaining on a RACK after a play is made and before any replacement tiles are drawn.
; LETTER TILE (n)
: A TILE that has a letter on it, as opposed to a BLANK.
; LEXICON (n)
: The list of words considered to be valid in a game.
; LINE (n)
: Another term for LANE.

== M ==

== N ==

; NATURAL (adj)
: Of a word played, made without using a BLANK.
; NEUTRALIZE (v)
: To stop (a clock), as during a challenge or rule dispute.
; NONBINGO (n)
: A word that is not a BINGO.
; NONGO (n)
: An unplayable BINGO.

== O ==


; OPEN (adj)
: A board where there are many places for new words may be added.
; OPENING PLAY (n)
: The first word placed on the board.
; OVERDRAW (v)
: To draw more tiles from the bag than is appropriate.

== P ==

;PARALLEL PLAY (n)
:A word played parallel to another word. Example: With MAR on the board, LATE is a parallel play:
<nowiki>
M A R
L A T E
</nowiki>
;PASSING (n)
:A move where a player does not exchange tiles or make a play on the board. The player scores zero and says "Pass!" and starts opponent's timer. It is now opponent's turn.
;PHONEY (n)
:A word that, although not in the lexicon, is played.If a phoney is not challenged when it's played, however, it will stay on the board for the remainder of the game.
;POINT SPREAD (n)
:Another term for SPREAD.
;POWER TILE (n)
: Any of the following 10 tiles: the two blanks, the four Ss and the J, Q, X and Z.
;PREPRINTED TRACKING SHEET (n)
:A sheet of paper that has printed on it either the alphabet or a partial or complete list of the 100 lettered tiles used in a Scrabble game. Also called FREQUENCY LIST. See TRACKING.

== Q ==

== R ==

; RACK (n)
: The piece of game equipment used to hold TILEs in the possession of a player.
; RACK BALANCE (n)
: See BALANCE A RACK.
; RACK MANAGEMENT (n)
: The policy of managing your leave each turn to be as flexible as possible. In this case flexible means your leave will combine with as many draws as possible to form seven-letter racks that score well.
; RATING (n)
: A representation of how well a player is playing in relation to other players. For every sanctioned NASPA tournament, a new rating is computed for each of the contestants. The higher the rating, the more skillful the player. Ratings currently range from 400-2100.
; ROUND (n)
: A set of games scheduled concurrently in club or tournament play. There are seven or eight rounds (games) per day at most tournaments.

== S ==

; SAND TIMER (n)
: A three-minute hourglass formerly used in clubs and tournaments to time each player&rsquol;s turn.
; SECOND OPINION (n)
: A request for a second person to review a word challenge or rule adjudication if a player believes the Word Judge has made a mistake. If the second opinion contradicts the original one, a third opinion may be called for.
; SEPARATED (adj)
: Pertaining to a word played, made using existing tiles on the board, at least two of which are not contiguous.
; SIMULATION (n)
: Use of a computer program that can play out positions thousands of times very quickly to determine which play is worth more in the long run. For instance, PLAY #1 may immediately give you 30pt while Play #2 gives you 20pt. But in the long run, Play #2 may allow you to follow it up with plays that earn 5 more points than Play #1 (combining both this turn's play with next turn's play and considering your rack leave after that). In simpler terms, this may mean that if you play out this position 2000 times, you'll wind up earning 5 more points with Play #2 than with Play #1. This also takes into account how many points your opponent will earn. Simulation is an excellent tool for Scrabble game analysis, although it isn't foolproof. But sometimes an expert player will strongly disagree with these results due to extraneous factors: naive simulation randomizes opponent's rack (sometimes we have information about opponent's rack) and also only gives a point score evaluation of various plays - not winning chances.
; SPREAD (n)
: The difference between the winning and losing score of a game. Example: If the score of a game is 350-280, then the spread is +70pt for the winner and -70pt for the loser.
;STEM (n)
:A five- and six-letter combination of letters that are so useful for forming bingos that lists of bingos have been printed that use these five- and six-letter stems. Some of the more useful stems are: STARE, STANE, RETINA, SATINE, SATIRE. By learning these lists and saving these letters, players will be able to play bingos more often.
; STICK (v)
: To leave a high-point tile in the bag that one's opponent cannot play on the board in an endgame.
; SUBANAGRAM (n)
: A word that can be made from some of the letters of a longer word, suitably rearranged.

== T ==

; TEAM GAME (n)
: A Scrabble game played with at least three people and as many as six or eight. Only two sides compete with one rack each. Each team discusses their potential plays before making the final play on the board. A team game is a good vehicle for teaching or for simply having a lighter, more sociable atmosphere during a game. Talking is permitted, though each side tries to keep from revealing too much information about their tiles to the opposing team.
; TILE (n)
: Any of the 100 playing pieces which the game is played: a BLANK or LETTER TILE.
; TIME PRESSURE (n)
: The condition of not having enough time left on one’s clock to play as well as one would like.
;TOTAL (CUMULATIVE) SPREAD (n)
: Over the course of many games, the plus (+) or minus (-) spread for each game added together. At the end of a tournament, each player has a total spread for the event.
;TOURNAMENT CLOCK (n)
:Often called a chess clock. It is actually two clocks housed in one case. Sanctioned tournament games are timed using these clocks. Each player has 25 minutes to play the entire game. After making a play, the player starts his/her opponent's time by pressing one of the two buttons on the top of the clock. The game continues in this fashion until finished. Players are penalized 10 points per minute for every minute or fraction thereof used over the allotted 25.
; TRACK (v)
: To count the tiles played so as to determine which tiles are as yet unplayed.
; TRACKING SHEET (n)
: A form listing all of the tiles in a complete set, so that they can be crossed out while TRACKing.
;TRADING TILES (v)
: Another term for EXCHANGING TILES.
;TRIPLE LANE (n)
:A LANE that includes a Triple Word Score.
;TRIPLE-TRIPLE (n)
:A play that covers two Triple Word Squares. The bonus for covering two TWSs on one play: multiply by nine the sum of the value of the letters of the Triple-Triple word. The sum should include the extra values earned from any DLS covered that turn.
;TURNOVER (n)
:Playing as many tiles as possible in order to draw as many new tiles as possible. By playing for turnover (usually using 5 or 6 tiles in one play), a player maximizes his/her chances for drawing the better tiles - in order from first to fifth they are: blank, S, E, X, Z. If you have played 60 tiles in a game, you had a 60% chance of drawing the good tiles. That's a 50% better chance than your opponent had.
;TWO(S)-TO-MAKE-THREES (n)
:Two-letter words that will take a third letter placed either in front or back to form a three-letter word. Example: AN is a two-to-make-three because BAN, CAN, etc., as well as AND, ANT, and ANY, are words. The three-letter word, BAN, CAN, and ANT, and ANY, are also known as two-to-make-threes.

== U ==

== V ==

== W ==

;WORD JUDGE
:Software used to adjudicate word challenges.
:A staff member formerly designated to adjudicate players’ word challenges at clubs and tournaments.

== X ==

== Y ==

== Z ==

Glossary

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SCRABBLE players not only play their game with their own [[TWL|dictionary]], they have their own language for talking about it. If you don't see your favorite game jargon listed here, please email us at info@scrabbleplayers.org to ask us about it.

A shorter glossary is also available at the back of our official [[rules]].

== A ==

; ALPHAGRAM (n)
: The alphabetic arrangement of a group of letters. Example: BEGNU is the alphagram of the word BEGUN.
; ANAGRAM (n)
: A word that is spelled with the exact same letters as another word. Example: RIDES is an anagram of SIRED and vice versa.

== B ==

; BABY BINGO (n)
: Another term for a BUDGET BINGO.
; BACK EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the end of an existing word.
; BACK HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the end of a word to form another word.
; BAG (n)
: The game equipment in which TILEs that are not yet in play are held.
; BALANCE A RACK (v)
: Making a play that improves EQUITY by keeping tiles likely to score well on future turns, such as ERS.
; BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding at least one letter to each end of an existing word.
; BINGO (n, v)
: A play that earns a 50-point bonus for using all seven tiles at once. To make such a play.
; BINGO-BANGO (n, v)
: Two consecutive bingoes by the same player. To make such plays.
; BINGO OUT (V)
: To play a bingo in the endgame.
; BINGO-PRONE TILES (np)
: A group of tiles that are likely to produce a bingo. Often used to describe a player's set of three to six tiles just before drawing his or her replacement tiles. Example: ERS?, AL? or AERST.
; BLANK (n)
: One of the two zero-value TILEs that whose letter value may be DESIGNATEd by the player playing it.
; BLANK BINGO (n)
: A bingo that includes a blank tile.
; BLOCK (v)
: To make a play that prevents the opponent from making an important or high-scoring play.
; BLUFF (v)
: To deliberately play a word that you are not sure is acceptable. This is common and accepted in competitive play.
; BOARD (n)
: The piece of game equipment on which played TILEs are placed.
; BONUS SQUARE (n)
: A designated square on the BOARD which affects the score of words played covering it on the first turn in which it is covered.
; BRAILLE (v)
: To cheat by identifying unseen TILEs by touch.
; BUDGET BINGO (n)
: A bingo scoring fewer than 60 points.
; BURN (v)
: To play a power tile for a low score.

== C ==

; CASE TILE (n)
: The last remaining unplayed tile of a kind.
; CHALLENGE (n, v)
: A formal objection to the validity of a play. To make such an objection.
; CHALLENGE SLIP (n)
: The form on which a challenge is recorded prior to its adjudication.
; CLOSED (adj)
: A BOARD position where there are few places where new words may be added.
; COFFEEHOUSE (v)
: To speak during play so as to distract or mislead one's opponent.
; CONTESTANT SCORECARD (n)
: A form on which a player can keep track of their record in a tournament.
; COURTESY RULE (n)
: The [[rules|rule]] under which a player may draw and look at provisional tiles when the opponent takes longer than a designated period to decide whether or not to CHALLENGE a play.
; CREDIT (n)
: A formerly used alternative measure for ranking players at an event. One once commonly used version awarded 35 credits for playing a game, 5 points for winning a game, -5 points for losing a game and 1 point for every 10 points of spread (signed as necessary), all limited to the range 10~60.

== D ==

; DESIGNATE (v)
: To record the value of a BLANK when it is played.
; DLS (abbr)
: DOUBLE LETTER SQUARE.
; DOUBLE-BLANK (v)
: To draw both of the BLANKs in a game.
; DOUBLE-DOUBLE (n, v)
: A play that covers two DOUBLE WORD SCOREs. To make such a play.
; DOUBLE LETTER SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of the tile played covering it.
; DOUBLE WORD SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of a word played covering it.
; DRAW (v)
: To select a tile or tiles from the bag before a turn.
; DUMP (v)
: To get rid of unwanted tiles, either by playing them onto the BOARD or returning them to the bag, to BALANCE A RACK.
; DUPLICATION (n)
: The usually undesirable state of having more than one of a TILE on a RACK.
; DWS (abbr)
: DOUBLE WORD SQUARE.

== E ==

; ENDGAME (n)
: The part of a game when the BAG is empty.
; EXCHANGE (n, v)
: The act of using a turn to replace unwanted TILEs with new ones from the BAG. To perform this act.
; EQUITY (n)
: The statistically expected amount by which one's score will change over the remainder of the game.
; EXTENSION (n)
: A BACK EXTENSION, BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION or FRONT EXTENSION.

== F ==

; FISH (n, v)
: A play intended to result in the drawing of the tiles needed to play a high-scoring word on the next turn. To make such a play.
; FLIGHT (n)
: A group of players, often with the same win-loss record, paired together in a round.
; FORK THE BOARD (v)
: To make a play that opens up more than one part of a board.
; FREQUENCY LIST (n)
: A printed list of the distribution of tiles in a standard set.
; FRONT EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the beginning of an existing word.
; FRONT HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the beginning of a word to form another word.

== G ==

; GIBSON (n)
: One who has clinched a prize place before the last round, and will be GIBSONIZED.
; GIBSONIZATION (n)
: The act of GIBSONIZING.
; GIBSONIZE (v)
: To be paired with opponents out of contention, once one has clinched a prize position.
; GO OUT (v)
: To play all tiles on one's rack in an endgame.

== H ==

; HOLD (v)
: To instruct one's opponent not to draw replacement tiles while a player is considering a CHALLENGE.
; HOOK (n, v)
: A BACK HOOK or FRONT HOOK. To make a play including such a letter.
; HOTSPOT (n)
: A square on the BOARD that is statistically expected to account for a large number of points scored.

== I ==

== J ==

== K ==

; KING-OF-THE-HILL (KOTH) (adj, adv)
: Pairing players ranked 1 vs. 2, 3 vs. 4, etc.

== L ==

; LANE (n)
: A playable open column or ow of spaces or squares on the board.
; LATE GAME (n)
: The part of a game when there are 1–7 TILEs remaining in the BAG.
; LEAVE (n)
: The TILEs remaining on a RACK after a play is made and before any replacement tiles are drawn.
; LETTER TILE (n)
: A TILE that has a letter on it, as opposed to a BLANK.
; LEXICON (n)
: The list of words considered to be valid in a game.
; LINE (n)
: Another term for LANE.

== M ==

== N ==

; NATURAL (adj)
: Of a word played, made without using a BLANK.
; NEUTRALIZE (v)
: To stop (a clock), as during a challenge or rule dispute.
; NONBINGO (n)
: A word that is not a BINGO.
; NONGO (n)
: An unplayable BINGO.

== O ==


; OPEN (adj)
: A board where there are many places for new words may be added.
; OPENING PLAY (n)
: The first word placed on the board.
; OVERDRAW (v)
: To draw more tiles from the bag than is appropriate.

== P ==

;PARALLEL PLAY (n)
:A word played parallel to another word. Example: With MAR on the board, LATE is a parallel play:
<nowiki>
M A R
L A T E
</nowiki>
;PASSING (n)
:A move where a player does not exchange tiles or make a play on the board. The player scores zero and says "Pass!" and starts opponent's timer. It is now opponent's turn.
;PHONEY (n)
:A word that, although not in the lexicon, is played.If a phoney is not challenged when it's played, however, it will stay on the board for the remainder of the game.
;POINT SPREAD (n)
:Another term for SPREAD.
;POWER TILE (n)
: Any of the following 10 tiles: the two blanks, the four Ss and the J, Q, X and Z.
;PREPRINTED TRACKING SHEET (n)
:A sheet of paper that has printed on it either the alphabet or a partial or complete list of the 100 lettered tiles used in a Scrabble game. Also called FREQUENCY LIST. See TRACKING.

== Q ==

== R ==

; RACK (n)
: The piece of game equipment used to hold TILEs in the possession of a player.
; RACK BALANCE (n)
: See BALANCE A RACK.
; RACK MANAGEMENT (n)
: The policy of managing your leave each turn to be as flexible as possible. In this case flexible means your leave will combine with as many draws as possible to form seven-letter racks that score well.
; RATING (n)
: A representation of how well a player is playing in relation to other players. For every sanctioned NASPA tournament, a new rating is computed for each of the contestants. The higher the rating, the more skillful the player. Ratings currently range from 400-2100.
; ROUND (n)
: A set of games scheduled concurrently in club or tournament play. There are seven or eight rounds (games) per day at most tournaments.

== S ==

; SAND TIMER (n)
: A three-minute hourglass formerly used in clubs and tournaments to time each player&rsquol;s turn.
; SECOND OPINION (n)
: A request for a second person to review a word challenge or rule adjudication if a player believes the Word Judge has made a mistake. If the second opinion contradicts the original one, a third opinion may be called for.
; SEPARATED (adj)
: Pertaining to a word played, made using existing tiles on the board, at least two of which are not contiguous.
; SIMULATION (n)
: Use of a computer program that can play out positions thousands of times very quickly to determine which play is worth more in the long run. For instance, PLAY #1 may immediately give you 30pt while Play #2 gives you 20pt. But in the long run, Play #2 may allow you to follow it up with plays that earn 5 more points than Play #1 (combining both this turn's play with next turn's play and considering your rack leave after that). In simpler terms, this may mean that if you play out this position 2000 times, you'll wind up earning 5 more points with Play #2 than with Play #1. This also takes into account how many points your opponent will earn. Simulation is an excellent tool for Scrabble game analysis, although it isn't foolproof. But sometimes an expert player will strongly disagree with these results due to extraneous factors: naive simulation randomizes opponent's rack (sometimes we have information about opponent's rack) and also only gives a point score evaluation of various plays - not winning chances.
; SPREAD (n)
: The difference between the winning and losing score of a game. Example: If the score of a game is 350-280, then the spread is +70pt for the winner and -70pt for the loser.
;STEM (n)
:A five- and six-letter combination of letters that are so useful for forming bingos that lists of bingos have been printed that use these five- and six-letter stems. Some of the more useful stems are: STARE, STANE, RETINA, SATINE, SATIRE. By learning these lists and saving these letters, players will be able to play bingos more often.
; STICK (v)
: To leave a high-point tile in the bag that one's opponent cannot play on the board in an endgame.
; SUBANAGRAM (n)
: A word that can be made from some of the letters of a longer word, suitably rearranged.

== T ==

; TEAM GAME (n)
: A Scrabble game played with at least three people and as many as six or eight. Only two sides compete with one rack each. Each team discusses their potential plays before making the final play on the board. A team game is a good vehicle for teaching or for simply having a lighter, more sociable atmosphere during a game. Talking is permitted, though each side tries to keep from revealing too much information about their tiles to the opposing team.
; TILE (n)
: Any of the 100 playing pieces which the game is played: a BLANK or LETTER TILE.
; TIME PRESSURE (n)
: The condition of not having enough time left on one’s clock to play as well as one would like.
;TOTAL (CUMULATIVE) SPREAD (n)
: Over the course of many games, the plus (+) or minus (-) spread for each game added together. At the end of a tournament, each player has a total spread for the event.
;TOURNAMENT CLOCK (n)
:Often called a chess clock. It is actually two clocks housed in one case. Sanctioned tournament games are timed using these clocks. Each player has 25 minutes to play the entire game. After making a play, the player starts his/her opponent's time by pressing one of the two buttons on the top of the clock. The game continues in this fashion until finished. Players are penalized 10 points per minute for every minute or fraction thereof used over the allotted 25.
; TRACK (v)
: To count the tiles played so as to determine which tiles are as yet unplayed.
; TRACKING SHEET (n)
: A form listing all of the tiles in a complete set, so that they can be crossed out while TRACKing.
;TRADING TILES (v)
: Another term for EXCHANGING TILES.
;TRIPLE LANE (n)
:A LANE that includes a Triple Word Score.
;TRIPLE-TRIPLE (n)
:A play that covers two Triple Word Squares. The bonus for covering two TWSs on one play: multiply by nine the sum of the value of the letters of the Triple-Triple word. The sum should include the extra values earned from any DLS covered that turn.
;TURNOVER (n)
:Playing as many tiles as possible in order to draw as many new tiles as possible. By playing for turnover (usually using 5 or 6 tiles in one play), a player maximizes his/her chances for drawing the better tiles - in order from first to fifth they are: blank, S, E, X, Z. If you have played 60 tiles in a game, you had a 60% chance of drawing the good tiles. That's a 50% better chance than your opponent had.
;TWO(S)-TO-MAKE-THREES (n)
:Two-letter words that will take a third letter placed either in front or back to form a three-letter word. Example: AN is a two-to-make-three because BAN, CAN, etc., as well as AND, ANT, and ANY, are words. The three-letter word, BAN, CAN, and ANT, and ANY, are also known as two-to-make-threes.

== U ==

== V ==

== W ==

;WORD JUDGES
:Special workers designated to adjudicate players' challenges at clubs and tournaments.

== X ==

== Y ==

== Z ==

Glossary

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CM000003: /* R */

SCRABBLE players not only play their game with their own [[TWL|dictionary]], they have their own language for talking about it. If you don't see your favorite game jargon listed here, please email us at info@scrabbleplayers.org to ask us about it.

A shorter glossary is also available at the back of our official [[rules]].

== A ==

; ALPHAGRAM (n)
: The alphabetic arrangement of a group of letters. Example: BEGNU is the alphagram of the word BEGUN.
; ANAGRAM (n)
: A word that is spelled with the exact same letters as another word. Example: RIDES is an anagram of SIRED and vice versa.

== B ==

; BABY BINGO (n)
: Another term for a BUDGET BINGO.
; BACK EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the end of an existing word.
; BACK HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the end of a word to form another word.
; BAG (n)
: The game equipment in which TILEs that are not yet in play are held.
; BALANCE A RACK (v)
: Making a play that improves EQUITY by keeping tiles likely to score well on future turns, such as ERS.
; BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding at least one letter to each end of an existing word.
; BINGO (n, v)
: A play that earns a 50-point bonus for using all seven tiles at once. To make such a play.
; BINGO-BANGO (n, v)
: Two consecutive bingoes by the same player. To make such plays.
; BINGO OUT (V)
: To play a bingo in the endgame.
; BINGO-PRONE TILES (np)
: A group of tiles that are likely to produce a bingo. Often used to describe a player's set of three to six tiles just before drawing his or her replacement tiles. Example: ERS?, AL? or AERST.
; BLANK (n)
: One of the two zero-value TILEs that whose letter value may be DESIGNATEd by the player playing it.
; BLANK BINGO (n)
: A bingo that includes a blank tile.
; BLOCK (v)
: To make a play that prevents the opponent from making an important or high-scoring play.
; BLUFF (v)
: To deliberately play a word that you are not sure is acceptable. This is common and accepted in competitive play.
; BOARD (n)
: The piece of game equipment on which played TILEs are placed.
; BONUS SQUARE (n)
: A designated square on the BOARD which affects the score of words played covering it on the first turn in which it is covered.
; BRAILLE (v)
: To cheat by identifying unseen TILEs by touch.
; BUDGET BINGO (n)
: A bingo scoring fewer than 60 points.
; BURN (v)
: To play a power tile for a low score.

== C ==

; CASE TILE (n)
: The last remaining unplayed tile of a kind.
; CHALLENGE (n, v)
: A formal objection to the validity of a play. To make such an objection.
; CHALLENGE SLIP (n)
: The form on which a challenge is recorded prior to its adjudication.
; CLOSED (adj)
: A BOARD position where there are few places where new words may be added.
; COFFEEHOUSE (v)
: To speak during play so as to distract or mislead one's opponent.
; CONTESTANT SCORECARD (n)
: A form on which a player can keep track of their record in a tournament.
; COURTESY RULE (n)
: The [[rules|rule]] under which a player may draw and look at provisional tiles when the opponent takes longer than a designated period to decide whether or not to CHALLENGE a play.
; CREDIT (n)
: A formerly used alternative measure for ranking players at an event. One once commonly used version awarded 35 credits for playing a game, 5 points for winning a game, -5 points for losing a game and 1 point for every 10 points of spread (signed as necessary), all limited to the range 10~60.

== D ==

; DESIGNATE (v)
: To record the value of a BLANK when it is played.
; DLS (abbr)
: DOUBLE LETTER SQUARE.
; DOUBLE-BLANK (v)
: To draw both of the BLANKs in a game.
; DOUBLE-DOUBLE (n, v)
: A play that covers two DOUBLE WORD SCOREs. To make such a play.
; DOUBLE LETTER SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of the tile played covering it.
; DOUBLE WORD SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of a word played covering it.
; DRAW (v)
: To select a tile or tiles from the bag before a turn.
; DUMP (v)
: To get rid of unwanted tiles, either by playing them onto the BOARD or returning them to the bag, to BALANCE A RACK.
; DUPLICATION (n)
: The usually undesirable state of having more than one of a TILE on a RACK.
; DWS (abbr)
: DOUBLE WORD SQUARE.

== E ==

; ENDGAME (n)
: The part of a game when the BAG is empty.
; EXCHANGE (n, v)
: The act of using a turn to replace unwanted TILEs with new ones from the BAG. To perform this act.
; EQUITY (n)
: The statistically expected amount by which one's score will change over the remainder of the game.
; EXTENSION (n)
: A BACK EXTENSION, BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION or FRONT EXTENSION.

== F ==

; FISH (n, v)
: A play intended to result in the drawing of the tiles needed to play a high-scoring word on the next turn. To make such a play.
; FLIGHT (n)
: A group of players, often with the same win-loss record, paired together in a round.
; FORK THE BOARD (v)
: To make a play that opens up more than one part of a board.
; FREQUENCY LIST (n)
: A printed list of the distribution of tiles in a standard set.
; FRONT EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the beginning of an existing word.
; FRONT HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the beginning of a word to form another word.

== G ==

; GIBSON (n)
: One who has clinched a prize place before the last round, and will be GIBSONIZED.
; GIBSONIZATION (n)
: The act of GIBSONIZING.
; GIBSONIZE (v)
: To be paired with opponents out of contention, once one has clinched a prize position.
; GO OUT (v)
: To play all tiles on one's rack in an endgame.

== H ==

; HOLD (v)
: To instruct one's opponent not to draw replacement tiles while a player is considering a CHALLENGE.
; HOOK (n, v)
: A BACK HOOK or FRONT HOOK. To make a play including such a letter.
; HOTSPOT (n)
: A square on the BOARD that is statistically expected to account for a large number of points scored.

== I ==

== J ==

== K ==

; KING-OF-THE-HILL (KOTH) (adj, adv)
: Pairing players ranked 1 vs. 2, 3 vs. 4, etc.

== L ==

; LANE (n)
: A playable open column or ow of spaces or squares on the board.
; LATE GAME (n)
: The part of a game when there are 1–7 TILEs remaining in the BAG.
; LEAVE (n)
: The TILEs remaining on a RACK after a play is made and before any replacement tiles are drawn.
; LETTER TILE (n)
: A TILE that has a letter on it, as opposed to a BLANK.
; LEXICON (n)
: The list of words considered to be valid in a game.
; LINE (n)
: Another term for LANE.

== M ==

== N ==

; NATURAL (adj)
: Of a word played, made without using a BLANK.
; NEUTRALIZE (v)
: To stop (a clock), as during a challenge or rule dispute.
; NONBINGO (n)
: A word that is not a BINGO.
; NONGO (n)
: An unplayable BINGO.

== O ==


; OPEN (adj)
: A board where there are many places for new words may be added.
; OPENING PLAY (n)
: The first word placed on the board.
; OVERDRAW (v)
: To draw more tiles from the bag than is appropriate.

== P ==

;PARALLEL PLAY (n)
:A word played parallel to another word. Example: With MAR on the board, LATE is a parallel play:
<nowiki>
M A R
L A T E
</nowiki>
;PASSING (n)
:A move where a player does not exchange tiles or make a play on the board. The player scores zero and says "Pass!" and starts opponent's timer. It is now opponent's turn.
;PHONEY (n)
:A word that, although not in the lexicon, is played.If a phoney is not challenged when it's played, however, it will stay on the board for the remainder of the game.
;POINT SPREAD (n)
:Another term for SPREAD.
;POWER TILE (n)
: Any of the following 10 tiles: the two blanks, the four Ss and the J, Q, X and Z.
;PREPRINTED TRACKING SHEET (n)
:A sheet of paper that has printed on it either the alphabet or a partial or complete list of the 100 lettered tiles used in a Scrabble game. Also called FREQUENCY LIST. See TRACKING.

== Q ==

== R ==

; RACK (n)
: The piece of game equipment used to hold TILEs in the possession of a player.
; RACK BALANCE (n)
: See BALANCE A RACK.
; RACK MANAGEMENT (n)
: The policy of managing your leave each turn to be as flexible as possible. In this case flexible means your leave will combine with as many draws as possible to form seven-letter racks that score well.
; RATING (n)
: A representation of how well a player is playing in relation to other players. For every sanctioned NASPA tournament, a new rating is computed for each of the contestants. The higher the rating, the more skillful the player. Ratings currently range from 400-2100.
; ROUND (n)
: A set of games scheduled concurrently in club or tournament play. There are seven or eight rounds (games) per day at most tournaments.

== S ==

; SAND TIMER (n)
: A three-minute sand-timer used in some clubs and tournaments to time each player's turn.
; SECOND OPINION (n)
: A request for a second person to research a word challenge if a player believes the Word Judge has made a mistake. If the second opinion contradicts the original one, a third opinion may be called for.
; SEPARATED (adj)
: A word played, made using existing tiles on the board, at least two of which are not contiguous.
; SIMULATION (n)
: Use of a computer program that can play out positions thousands of times very quickly to determine which play is worth more in the long run. For instance, PLAY #1 may immediately give you 30pt while Play #2 gives you 20pt. But in the long run, Play #2 may allow you to follow it up with plays that earn 5 more points than Play #1 (combining both this turn's play with next turn's play and considering your rack leave after that). In simpler terms, this may mean that if you play out this position 2000 times, you'll wind up earning 5 more points with Play #2 than with Play #1. This also takes into account how many points your opponent will earn. Simulation is an excellent tool for Scrabble game analysis, although it isn't foolproof. But sometimes an expert player will strongly disagree with these results due to extraneous factors: naive simulation randomizes opponent's rack (sometimes we have information about opponent's rack) and also only gives a point score evaluation of various plays - not winning chances.
; SPREAD (n)
: The difference between the winning and losing score of a game. Example: If the score of a game is 350-280, then the spread is +70pt for the winner and -70pt for the loser.
;STEMS (n)
:Certain five- and six-letter combinations of letters that are so useful for forming bingos that lists of bingos have been printed that use these five- and six-letter stems. Some of the more useful stems are: STARE, STANE, RETINA, SATINE, SATIRE. By learning these lists and saving these letters, players will be able to play bingos more often.
; STICK (v)
: To leave a high-point tile in the bag that one's opponent cannot play on the board in an endgame.
; SUBANAGRAM (n)
: A word that can be made from some of the letters of a longer word, suitably rearranged.

== T ==

; TEAM GAME (n)
: A Scrabble game played with at least three people and as many as six or eight. Only two sides compete with one rack each. Each team discusses their potential plays before making the final play on the board. A team game is a good vehicle for teaching or for simply having a lighter, more sociable atmosphere during a game. Talking is permitted, though each side tries to keep from revealing too much information about their tiles to the opposing team.
; TILE (n)
: Any of the 100 playing pieces which the game is played: a BLANK or LETTER TILE.
; TIME PRESSURE (n)
: The condition of not having enough time left on one’s clock to play as well as one would like.
;TOTAL (CUMULATIVE) SPREAD (n)
: Over the course of many games, the plus (+) or minus (-) spread for each game added together. At the end of a tournament, each player has a total spread for the event.
;TOURNAMENT CLOCK (n)
:Often called a chess clock. It is actually two clocks housed in one case. Sanctioned tournament games are timed using these clocks. Each player has 25 minutes to play the entire game. After making a play, the player starts his/her opponent's time by pressing one of the two buttons on the top of the clock. The game continues in this fashion until finished. Players are penalized 10 points per minute for every minute or fraction thereof used over the allotted 25.
; TRACK (v)
: To count the tiles played so as to determine which tiles are as yet unplayed.
; TRACKING SHEET (n)
: A form listing all of the tiles in a complete set, so that they can be crossed out while TRACKing.
;TRADING TILES (v)
: Another term for EXCHANGING TILES.
;TRIPLE LANE (n)
:A LANE that includes a Triple Word Score.
;TRIPLE-TRIPLE (n)
:A play that covers two Triple Word Squares. The bonus for covering two TWSs on one play: multiply by nine the sum of the value of the letters of the Triple-Triple word. The sum should include the extra values earned from any DLS covered that turn.
;TURNOVER (n)
:Playing as many tiles as possible in order to draw as many new tiles as possible. By playing for turnover (usually using 5 or 6 tiles in one play), a player maximizes his/her chances for drawing the better tiles - in order from first to fifth they are: blank, S, E, X, Z. If you have played 60 tiles in a game, you had a 60% chance of drawing the good tiles. That's a 50% better chance than your opponent had.
;TWO(S)-TO-MAKE-THREES (n)
:Two-letter words that will take a third letter placed either in front or back to form a three-letter word. Example: AN is a two-to-make-three because BAN, CAN, etc., as well as AND, ANT, and ANY, are words. The three-letter word, BAN, CAN, and ANT, and ANY, are also known as two-to-make-threes.

== U ==

== V ==

== W ==

;WORD JUDGES
:Special workers designated to adjudicate players' challenges at clubs and tournaments.

== X ==

== Y ==

== Z ==

Glossary

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SCRABBLE players not only play their game with their own [[TWL|dictionary]], they have their own language for talking about it. If you don't see your favorite game jargon listed here, please email us at info@scrabbleplayers.org to ask us about it.

A shorter glossary is also available at the back of our official [[rules]].

== A ==

; ALPHAGRAM (n)
: The alphabetic arrangement of a group of letters. Example: BEGNU is the alphagram of the word BEGUN.
; ANAGRAM (n)
: A word that is spelled with the exact same letters as another word. Example: RIDES is an anagram of SIRED and vice versa.

== B ==

; BABY BINGO (n)
: Another term for a BUDGET BINGO.
; BACK EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the end of an existing word.
; BACK HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the end of a word to form another word.
; BAG (n)
: The game equipment in which TILEs that are not yet in play are held.
; BALANCE A RACK (v)
: Making a play that improves EQUITY by keeping tiles likely to score well on future turns, such as ERS.
; BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding at least one letter to each end of an existing word.
; BINGO (n, v)
: A play that earns a 50-point bonus for using all seven tiles at once. To make such a play.
; BINGO-BANGO (n, v)
: Two consecutive bingoes by the same player. To make such plays.
; BINGO OUT (V)
: To play a bingo in the endgame.
; BINGO-PRONE TILES (np)
: A group of tiles that are likely to produce a bingo. Often used to describe a player's set of three to six tiles just before drawing his or her replacement tiles. Example: ERS?, AL? or AERST.
; BLANK (n)
: One of the two zero-value TILEs that whose letter value may be DESIGNATEd by the player playing it.
; BLANK BINGO (n)
: A bingo that includes a blank tile.
; BLOCK (v)
: To make a play that prevents the opponent from making an important or high-scoring play.
; BLUFF (v)
: To deliberately play a word that you are not sure is acceptable. This is common and accepted in competitive play.
; BOARD (n)
: The piece of game equipment on which played TILEs are placed.
; BONUS SQUARE (n)
: A designated square on the BOARD which affects the score of words played covering it on the first turn in which it is covered.
; BRAILLE (v)
: To cheat by identifying unseen TILEs by touch.
; BUDGET BINGO (n)
: A bingo scoring fewer than 60 points.
; BURN (v)
: To play a power tile for a low score.

== C ==

; CASE TILE (n)
: The last remaining unplayed tile of a kind.
; CHALLENGE (n, v)
: A formal objection to the validity of a play. To make such an objection.
; CHALLENGE SLIP (n)
: The form on which a challenge is recorded prior to its adjudication.
; CLOSED (adj)
: A BOARD position where there are few places where new words may be added.
; COFFEEHOUSE (v)
: To speak during play so as to distract or mislead one's opponent.
; CONTESTANT SCORECARD (n)
: A form on which a player can keep track of their record in a tournament.
; COURTESY RULE (n)
: The [[rules|rule]] under which a player may draw and look at provisional tiles when the opponent takes longer than a designated period to decide whether or not to CHALLENGE a play.
; CREDIT (n)
: A formerly used alternative measure for ranking players at an event. One once commonly used version awarded 35 credits for playing a game, 5 points for winning a game, -5 points for losing a game and 1 point for every 10 points of spread (signed as necessary), all limited to the range 10~60.

== D ==

; DESIGNATE (v)
: To record the value of a BLANK when it is played.
; DLS (abbr)
: DOUBLE LETTER SQUARE.
; DOUBLE-BLANK (v)
: To draw both of the BLANKs in a game.
; DOUBLE-DOUBLE (n, v)
: A play that covers two DOUBLE WORD SCOREs. To make such a play.
; DOUBLE LETTER SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of the tile played covering it.
; DOUBLE WORD SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of a word played covering it.
; DRAW (v)
: To select a tile or tiles from the bag before a turn.
; DUMP (v)
: To get rid of unwanted tiles, either by playing them onto the BOARD or returning them to the bag, to BALANCE A RACK.
; DUPLICATION (n)
: The usually undesirable state of having more than one of a TILE on a RACK.
; DWS (abbr)
: DOUBLE WORD SQUARE.

== E ==

; ENDGAME (n)
: The part of a game when the BAG is empty.
; EXCHANGE (n, v)
: The act of using a turn to replace unwanted TILEs with new ones from the BAG. To perform this act.
; EQUITY (n)
: The statistically expected amount by which one's score will change over the remainder of the game.
; EXTENSION (n)
: A BACK EXTENSION, BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION or FRONT EXTENSION.

== F ==

; FISH (n, v)
: A play intended to result in the drawing of the tiles needed to play a high-scoring word on the next turn. To make such a play.
; FLIGHT (n)
: A group of players, often with the same win-loss record, paired together in a round.
; FORK THE BOARD (v)
: To make a play that opens up more than one part of a board.
; FREQUENCY LIST (n)
: A printed list of the distribution of tiles in a standard set.
; FRONT EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the beginning of an existing word.
; FRONT HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the beginning of a word to form another word.

== G ==

; GIBSON (n)
: One who has clinched a prize place before the last round, and will be GIBSONIZED.
; GIBSONIZATION (n)
: The act of GIBSONIZING.
; GIBSONIZE (v)
: To be paired with opponents out of contention, once one has clinched a prize position.
; GO OUT (v)
: To play all tiles on one's rack in an endgame.

== H ==

; HOLD (v)
: To instruct one's opponent not to draw replacement tiles while a player is considering a CHALLENGE.
; HOOK (n, v)
: A BACK HOOK or FRONT HOOK. To make a play including such a letter.
; HOTSPOT (n)
: A square on the BOARD that is statistically expected to account for a large number of points scored.

== I ==

== J ==

== K ==

; KING-OF-THE-HILL (KOTH) (adj, adv)
: Pairing players ranked 1 vs. 2, 3 vs. 4, etc.

== L ==

; LANE (n)
: A playable open column or ow of spaces or squares on the board.
; LATE GAME (n)
: The part of a game when there are 1–7 TILEs remaining in the BAG.
; LEAVE (n)
: The TILEs remaining on a RACK after a play is made and before any replacement tiles are drawn.
; LETTER TILE (n)
: A TILE that has a letter on it, as opposed to a BLANK.
; LEXICON (n)
: The list of words considered to be valid in a game.
; LINE (n)
: Another term for LANE.

== M ==

== N ==

; NATURAL (adj)
: Of a word played, made without using a BLANK.
; NEUTRALIZE (v)
: To stop (a clock), as during a challenge or rule dispute.
; NONBINGO (n)
: A word that is not a BINGO.
; NONGO (n)
: An unplayable BINGO.

== O ==


; OPEN (adj)
: A board where there are many places for new words may be added.
; OPENING PLAY (n)
: The first word placed on the board.
; OVERDRAW (v)
: To draw more tiles from the bag than is appropriate.

== P ==

;PARALLEL PLAY (n)
:A word played parallel to another word. Example: With MAR on the board, LATE is a parallel play:
<nowiki>
M A R
L A T E
</nowiki>
;PASSING (n)
:A move where a player does not exchange tiles or make a play on the board. The player scores zero and says "Pass!" and starts opponent's timer. It is now opponent's turn.
;PHONEY (n)
:A word that, although not in the lexicon, is played.If a phoney is not challenged when it's played, however, it will stay on the board for the remainder of the game.
;POINT SPREAD (n)
:Another term for SPREAD.
;POWER TILE (n)
: Any of the following 10 tiles: the two blanks, the four Ss and the J, Q, X and Z.
;PREPRINTED TRACKING SHEET (n)
:A sheet of paper that has printed on it either the alphabet or a partial or complete list of the 100 lettered tiles used in a Scrabble game. Also called FREQUENCY LIST. See TRACKING.

== Q ==

== R ==

; RACK (n)
: The piece of game equipment used to hold TILEs in the possession of a player.
; RACK BALANCE (n)
: See BALANCE A RACK.
; RACK MANAGEMENT (n)
: The policy of managing your leave each turn to be as flexible as possible. In this case flexible means your leave will combine with as many draws as possible to form seven-letter racks that score well.
; RATING (n)
: A representation of how well a player is playing in relation to other players. For every sanctioned NASPA tournament, a new rating is computed for each of the contestants. The higher the rating, the more skillful the player. Ratings currently range from 400-2100.
; ROUNDS (n)
: One set of games in club or tournament play. There are seven or eight rounds (games) per day at most tournaments.

== S ==

; SAND TIMER (n)
: A three-minute sand-timer used in some clubs and tournaments to time each player's turn.
; SECOND OPINION (n)
: A request for a second person to research a word challenge if a player believes the Word Judge has made a mistake. If the second opinion contradicts the original one, a third opinion may be called for.
; SEPARATED (adj)
: A word played, made using existing tiles on the board, at least two of which are not contiguous.
; SIMULATION (n)
: Use of a computer program that can play out positions thousands of times very quickly to determine which play is worth more in the long run. For instance, PLAY #1 may immediately give you 30pt while Play #2 gives you 20pt. But in the long run, Play #2 may allow you to follow it up with plays that earn 5 more points than Play #1 (combining both this turn's play with next turn's play and considering your rack leave after that). In simpler terms, this may mean that if you play out this position 2000 times, you'll wind up earning 5 more points with Play #2 than with Play #1. This also takes into account how many points your opponent will earn. Simulation is an excellent tool for Scrabble game analysis, although it isn't foolproof. But sometimes an expert player will strongly disagree with these results due to extraneous factors: naive simulation randomizes opponent's rack (sometimes we have information about opponent's rack) and also only gives a point score evaluation of various plays - not winning chances.
; SPREAD (n)
: The difference between the winning and losing score of a game. Example: If the score of a game is 350-280, then the spread is +70pt for the winner and -70pt for the loser.
;STEMS (n)
:Certain five- and six-letter combinations of letters that are so useful for forming bingos that lists of bingos have been printed that use these five- and six-letter stems. Some of the more useful stems are: STARE, STANE, RETINA, SATINE, SATIRE. By learning these lists and saving these letters, players will be able to play bingos more often.
; STICK (v)
: To leave a high-point tile in the bag that one's opponent cannot play on the board in an endgame.
; SUBANAGRAM (n)
: A word that can be made from some of the letters of a longer word, suitably rearranged.

== T ==

; TEAM GAME (n)
: A Scrabble game played with at least three people and as many as six or eight. Only two sides compete with one rack each. Each team discusses their potential plays before making the final play on the board. A team game is a good vehicle for teaching or for simply having a lighter, more sociable atmosphere during a game. Talking is permitted, though each side tries to keep from revealing too much information about their tiles to the opposing team.
; TILE (n)
: Any of the 100 playing pieces which the game is played: a BLANK or LETTER TILE.
; TIME PRESSURE (n)
: The condition of not having enough time left on one’s clock to play as well as one would like.
;TOTAL (CUMULATIVE) SPREAD (n)
: Over the course of many games, the plus (+) or minus (-) spread for each game added together. At the end of a tournament, each player has a total spread for the event.
;TOURNAMENT CLOCK (n)
:Often called a chess clock. It is actually two clocks housed in one case. Sanctioned tournament games are timed using these clocks. Each player has 25 minutes to play the entire game. After making a play, the player starts his/her opponent's time by pressing one of the two buttons on the top of the clock. The game continues in this fashion until finished. Players are penalized 10 points per minute for every minute or fraction thereof used over the allotted 25.
; TRACK (v)
: To count the tiles played so as to determine which tiles are as yet unplayed.
; TRACKING SHEET (n)
: A form listing all of the tiles in a complete set, so that they can be crossed out while TRACKing.
;TRADING TILES (v)
: Another term for EXCHANGING TILES.
;TRIPLE LANE (n)
:A LANE that includes a Triple Word Score.
;TRIPLE-TRIPLE (n)
:A play that covers two Triple Word Squares. The bonus for covering two TWSs on one play: multiply by nine the sum of the value of the letters of the Triple-Triple word. The sum should include the extra values earned from any DLS covered that turn.
;TURNOVER (n)
:Playing as many tiles as possible in order to draw as many new tiles as possible. By playing for turnover (usually using 5 or 6 tiles in one play), a player maximizes his/her chances for drawing the better tiles - in order from first to fifth they are: blank, S, E, X, Z. If you have played 60 tiles in a game, you had a 60% chance of drawing the good tiles. That's a 50% better chance than your opponent had.
;TWO(S)-TO-MAKE-THREES (n)
:Two-letter words that will take a third letter placed either in front or back to form a three-letter word. Example: AN is a two-to-make-three because BAN, CAN, etc., as well as AND, ANT, and ANY, are words. The three-letter word, BAN, CAN, and ANT, and ANY, are also known as two-to-make-threes.

== U ==

== V ==

== W ==

;WORD JUDGES
:Special workers designated to adjudicate players' challenges at clubs and tournaments.

== X ==

== Y ==

== Z ==

Tournaments

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'''Tournament''' Scrabble play in Canada and the United
States is administered by [[NASPA]] and its [[Tournament Committee]].
If you have questions about tournaments that are not answered here,
please email the committee.

== What is a tournament? ==

At a tournament, NASPA [[members]] get together to play several rounds
of Scrabble according to tournament [[rules]] under the supervision of
a tournament [[director]]. The player who wins the most games usually
wins a prize, and the results of the event are submitted to NASPA to
update everyone’s [[rating]]. There are several tournaments
each week somewhere in the United States and Canada, and most [[clubs]]
hold at least one big tournament each year.

On this website, a tournament as described above is different from a [[casual tournament]].

== Playing in tournaments ==

Tournaments are organized by NASPA-sanctioned [[Directors]] and
listed on our [[calendar]]. In order to play in a tournament,
you must:

# be a NASPA [[Membership|member]] in good standing (US$15 for first-time players)
# be familiar with the tournament [[rules]]
# contact the director listed in the [[calendar]] to register for the event
 

If it is your [[First tournament|first time]] playing in a tournament, you should make sure
your tournament director knows this. Ask the director how you should
prepare for your tournament; and do not hesitate to ask the director
for help, if at any time during your tournament you aren’t sure
what to do.

A director may refuse entry to a player for "misconduct by a player that is not specifically defined in other sections of this code, but is clearly abusive, negative, or detrimental to the success of the club, tournament, NASPA, or organized Scrabble in general." (See Classification 1.g. of the [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/w/Code_of_Conduct#g._Unsportsmanlike_Conduct Code of Conduct]). If a player is refused entry, the player may appeal that decision by the director, as detailed in the [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/w/Code_of_Conduct#Right_to_Appeal_of_On-site_Director_Sanctions Code of Conduct].

If you have [[special needs]], our tournament directors will do their
best to accommodate you, if they receive enough notice. In particular,
almost all tournament venues are accessible to the physically handicapped,
and players are entitled to use assistive equipment or sit at the most
convenient table to accommodate a handicap.

Score sheets and other player forms are available for download from the
[[Player Resources]] page.

== Finding tournament results ==

If your tournament director is using correctly configured modern tournament
[[software]], you will probably know your new tournament [[rating]] before
you leave at the end of your event. Your tournament director will then
[[Submitting tournament results|submit the results]] to the NASPA website,
where the [[ratings]] and
[[tournament results]] will be updated as soon as the rating officer
reviews the results. (This can take anywhere from a few minutes to
several hours.) Tournament statistics are copied regularly from our
website to our partner site [[cross-tables.com]] on an hourly basis,
and posted to our [[Twitter]] feed within minutes of being created.

== Scheduling a tournament ==

Complete the [[Tournament listing request|Tournament Listing Request]] form to request sanctioning of your tournament.

In order to have a tournament sanctioned (added to the [[calendar]]
of upcoming scheduled events), you must:

# be a NASPA member in good standing (your membership must be current)
# be [[director certification|certified]] as a [[tournament director]] or [[tournament coordinator]]
# make sure that your tournament complies with the lead time, time and distance from other tournaments, and other guidelines listed below.
# submit the [[Tournament listing request|Tournament Listing Request]] to provide information about your tournament to the [[Tournament Committee]]. If your tournament will use the [[Collins]] (SOWPODS) lexicon, see the page on [[directing SOWPODS tournaments]] for the additional information required. [[Apprentice director|Apprentice directors]] are required to copy their mentoring directors on sanctioning requests, to ensure that there will be adequate coverage at the tournament.
# ensure that a certified [[tournament director]] will be present throughout your event.

== Kinds of tournaments ==

We currently recognize four different kinds of rated tournaments:

* An ''open rated tournament'' (ORT) is open to anyone and is fully rated if there are at least 4 games / rounds.
** A tournament will be 1/3-rated if there are only 3 games / rounds.
* A ''capped open rated tournament'' (COT) is open to anyone but has an attendance limit of no more than 10, and is 1/3-rated.
* A ''team challenge'' is restricted to members of specific clubs or residents of specific regions, and is fully rated.
* A ''championship'' is restricted to members of a specific club or residents of a specific region, and is fully rated.
 
Any of these types of tournaments may also be played using the [[Collins]] (SOWPODS) lexicon (see [[directing SOWPODS tournaments]]).

The following table (excerpted from the [[Directors Manual|Director’s
Manual]] and updated) describes the different kinds of tournaments
in more detail.

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
|- style="font-style:italic; color:green;"
|
| (Capped) Open rated tournament (COT or ORT)
| Team challenges or championships (TCC)
|-
| Advance notice/ sanctioning
|colspan=2|'''Multiday tournaments:''' 4 weeks with no exceptions
'''One-day tournaments:''' 10 days with no exceptions
|-
| Tournament calendar listing
|colspan=2| All rated events must be listed on [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/calendar.html NASPA calendar]
|-
| Rating method
|colspan=2|Fully rated except for:
* Tournaments with a cap on attendees of 10 players or less
* Tournaments with only 3 games
 
Those exceptions will be 1/3-rated, unless the tournament otherwise qualifies to be fully rated as a Team Challenge/Championship event.
|-
|rowspan=3|Geographic restrictions
|colspan=2|'''Multiday tournaments:''' no other multiday event occurring within two weekends and 200 miles of your proposed tournament; no other one-day event on the same day as one of your tournament days.
|-
|colspan=2|'''One-day tournaments:''' no other one-day tournament within 100 miles on the same day as your event (reduced to 50 miles if the other tournament has a cap on attendees of 30 players or less); no other multi-day within 200 miles. Consecutive one-day tournaments with no cap on attendees will be treated as multi-day tournaments for the purpose of this policy.
|-
|colspan=3|'''Exceptions''':<ul><li>If the organizers of conflicting tournaments mutually agree, NASPA will sanction both.</li><li>The [[Executive Committee]] has determined that the [[Can-Am SCRABBLE Challenge |Can-Am Scrabble Challenge]] does not conflict with other events, due to its structure. Therefore, Can-Am can be scheduled at the convenience of the organizers, without regard to proximity to other events.</li><li>Two NASPA events that do not share a [[ratings|rating system]] (e.g., an all-[[NASPA Word List|NWL]] event and an all-[[CSW]] event) are deemed not to conflict with each other.</li></ul>
|-
| How many games?
|colspan=2|At least 3 games. A 3-game tournament will be 1/3-rated. To be fully rated, a tournament must have 4 or more games.
|-
| How many players?
|colspan=2|At least 4 players in each division - at least 2 rated players in each division
|-
| Membership requirements
|colspan=2|All players must be current NASPA members
|-
| Player restrictions
| None permitted
| Entry restricted by club/region (for team challenge) or club/region/rating (for championship).
|-
| Participation fee
|colspan=2|$.50 per player per game
|-
| Examples
| [[Championships|Scrabble Players Championship]], most tournaments
| Portland-Seattle Interclub Challenge, Texas State Championship, Can-Am
|}

In the above, the phrases “50 miles”, “100 miles” and “200 miles” in tournament
distance calculations shall mean 50 miles, 100 miles and 200 miles, respectively, driving distance from
venue address to venue address, as measured by Google Maps using
the default driving directions. The Tournament Committee may
consider appeals for exception in the event that Google Maps is
shown to be in error, and may select an alternative mileage calculation
tool should Google Maps be deemed unreliable.

"Cap on attendees" refers to tournaments that limit the number of players who may enter (e.g., "Entry is restricted to the first 16 players who register"). The actual number of players who enter the tournament is not considered, only restrictions on the number of players who may play, due to the size of the venue or other reasons.

Until 2024-01-01, there was another tournament category: Local Club Tournament (LCT). LCTs were 1/3-rated and required shorter advance notice. Once all 1-day tournaments required only 10 days advance notice, there were no significant distinctions between LCTs and other tournaments.

Note: In general, no exceptions will be made to advance notice guidelines. However, in extraordinary cases, the Executive Committee has the right to grant sanction to a tournament that does not meet the guidelines.

== Modifying a sanctioned tournament ==
Directors may need to update or correct the listing for an already sanctioned tournament. Directors do not need to submit another [[Tournament Listing Request]] but should:

* Review the form to make sure you are providing all required information. For example:
** Include the challenge penalty that will be in effect if adding a [[Collins]] division
** Make sure that the contact info and handicap accessibility are correct if changing the venue
* Send the request to [mailto:tournament@scrabbleplayers.org the Tournament Committee]
* Specify all dates for which changes are required
* List the changes you want clearly - for example, use a bulleted list
* Review the changes made to make sure that the changes are complete
* Monitor our partner site, [http://www.cross-tables.com cross-tables], to make sure that the changes propagate there

== Cancelling a sanctioned tournament or division ==

Directors may need to cancel an already sanctioned tournament or division in a particular lexicon. Directors should always:

* Notify [mailto:tournament@scrabbleplayers.org the Tournament Committee] to remove the tournament from the calendar
* Notify [mailto:seth.lipkin@gmail.com cross-tables] if the listing is not removed automatically
 
If the cancellation occurs in the same month as the planned event, the director should also:

* Exercise caution in submitting results for future tournaments if the database entry for the cancelled tournament still appears in the list of pending tournaments - be sure to select the current tournament
 
If a director applied to have a [[Collins]] event to be WESPA-rated, the director must notify [mailto:tournament@scrabbleplayers.org the Tournament Committee] if the event does not happen. NASPA needs to notify the WESPA Ratings Officer of the cancellation.

== Advance Scheduling/Right of First Refusal ==

With respect to tournaments scheduled on or after July 1, 2018:

# NASPA tournaments currently on the calendar will have first right of refusal to their traditional date (same weekend of the month, same holiday weekend, etc.). This only applies to tournaments held in the same geographic location as the previous tournament (i.e., moving to a new venue a few miles away is acceptable, but moving to an entirely new city is a new event that does not qualify for the right of first refusal).
# If more than one tournament within a conflicting radius has rights to the same date, and both seek sanctioning more than 12 months in advance of the tournament (or a director timely responds to a 30-day notice as detailed in Item 4 below), the competing directors may each apply to the NASPA Tournament Committee (TC), which will determine which tournament may be held on the conflicting date (brief, but sufficiently detailed, applications are preferred). The TC will consider all factors it deems relevant, including without limitation:
## The history of the respective tournaments (how many years running, average attendance, etc.).
## Other dates traditionally available to the respective directors.
## How far in advance the respective requests are received (subject to Item 3 below).
# NASPA directors who have previously held tournaments may request tournament dates up to 3 years into the future, but such tournaments are subject to being delisted if a director with rights to the same date also requests a tournament and prevails in the TC application process. For that reason, directors are encouraged to communicate with other directors in their region with competing rights to a date, in order to coordinate scheduling.
# If a director wishes to secure a date, and other directors also have first right of refusal to that date, the director may elect to identify the other directors to the TC when requesting sanctioning. The TC will contact those directors specifically identified in the request and give them a 30-day period in which to submit a competing request. If the other directors decline to request the date or fail to respond within the 30-day period, their first right of refusal to the date will lapse.
# Multiday tournaments not previously held can be scheduled no more than 12 months in advance.
# One-day tournaments not previously held can be scheduled no more than 10 months in advance.
# Tournaments that take more than a 2-year hiatus will be considered tournaments not previously scheduled for the purposes of this policy.
# Any rights of first refusal must be exercised more than 12 months prior to the first date of the tournament, after which time all tournament sanctioning shall be on a first come-first served basis.
# Certain tournaments will be accorded special status, as determined from time to time by the NASPA Executive Committee, and may be scheduled without reference to this policy (currently including: SPC; CNSC; Can-Am; WSC Qualifier).
# The TC may remove a director’s first right of refusal if, in the judgment of the committee, such removal is in the best interests of tournament Scrabble, considering all relevant factors.
# The TC may grant other exceptions to this policy in exceptional circumstances.

== Scrabble Players Championship Satellite Events ==
To celebrate and promote multi-day tournaments, the [[Championship Committee]] has established the '''Scrabble Players Championship (SPC) Satellite Event''' program.

An SPC Satellite Event is a multi-day event that consists of 14 rounds or more and has at least 50 players. A complimentary registration to the next Scrabble Players Championship will be provided for every 50 players in the event.

Click [[SPC Satellite Event | here]] for more information about the program.

== Game Clock Requirements ==

Generally, all rated games must be played to a 25-minute per side clock length. However, pursuant to an Advisory Board ruling, effective as of August 12, 2014, Directors may offer sanctioned tournaments that include early bird and/or late bird events with shorter clocks, subject to the following:

* Clock length of the shorter clock games must be no less than 20 minutes per side.
* Clock length may not be longer than 25 minutes per side (subject only to accommodations granted for additional clock time).
* The shorter clock games must be as part of an early bird or late bird to a main event with regular, 25-minute per side games.
* The number of 25-minute per side rounds at the main event tournament must exceed the number of shorter clock rounds (at all early birds, late birds, night birds, etc.) by at least one.

== Youth Scrabble Tournaments ==

The [[NASPA Youth SCRABBLE |NASPA Youth Scrabble]] Program is open to all U.S. and Canadian residents who are 18 years of age or younger as of the beginning of the calendar year and have not yet graduated from high school. This program features a separate rating and achievement points ranking system specifically for these youths, with annual recognition of the most enthusiastic and skilled players.

Competition may take place solo or in two-player teams, using the [[NASPA School Word List |NSWL]], [[NASPA Word List |NWL]], or [[CSW]] lexicons.

Directors can list upcoming Youth Scrabble tournaments via the [[Tournament Listing Request]] form.

== Unrated Events and Newcomer Divisions ==

Many directors wish to have unrated Scrabble tournaments and/or newcomer divisions that run concurrently with the main event. The following information is provided to help directors identify whether or not such an event is permitted under NASPA guidelines.

The [[Tournament Committee]] will not sanction events that include mirror images of the proposed NASPA-sanctioned event, save only for NASPA sanction. In general, unrated or newcomer events should be of significantly shorter duration than the main event with which they run concurrently. These events are accorded special consideration because they are designed to build interest in competitive play for newcomers, and grow our ranks. After-hours unrated events, tag-team events, etc. are generally fine.

Because of the large number of sanctioned directors, and the creativity with which they approach crafting events to meet the wishes of their constituencies, it is difficult to define every type of event and declare each as either prohibited or allowed. For that reason, directors who plan to offer unrated events are encouraged to contact [mailto:tournament@scrabbleplayers.org the Tournament Committee] with any questions about the suitability of a particular event.

Directors should always include details about all Scrabble events (whether rated or unrated) to be run in conjunction with any event, when seeking sanction for the event.

== Fund-raisers ==

If your event is being held in support of a charitable cause, please review our
separate page about [[fundraising tournaments]].

== Web coverage ==

Major events, such as [[Championships|NASPA championships]], are webcast on this website,
and [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/ 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.

== Sponsorship policy ==

Tournament sponsorship is permitted with the prior approval of the [[Tournament Committee]].

Glossary

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SCRABBLE players not only play their game with their own [[TWL|dictionary]], they have their own language for talking about it. If you don't see your favorite game jargon listed here, please email us at info@scrabbleplayers.org to ask us about it.

A shorter glossary is also available at the back of our official [[rules]].

== A ==

; ALPHAGRAM (n)
: The alphabetic arrangement of a group of letters. Example: BEGNU is the alphagram of the word BEGUN.
; ANAGRAM (n)
: A word that is spelled with the exact same letters as another word. Example: RIDES is an anagram of SIRED and vice versa.

== B ==

; BACK EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the end of an existing word.
; BACK HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the end of a word to form another word.
; BAG (n)
: The game equipment in which TILEs that are not yet in play are held.
; BALANCE A RACK (v)
: Making a play that improves EQUITY by keeping tiles likely to score well on future turns, such as ERS.
; BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding at least one letter to each end of an existing word.
; BINGO (n, v)
: A play that earns a 50-point bonus for using all seven tiles at once. To make such a play.
; BINGO-BANGO (n, v)
: Two consecutive bingoes by the same player. To make such plays.
; BINGO-PRONE TILES (np)
: A group of tiles that are likely to produce a bingo. Often used to describe a player's set of three to six tiles just before drawing his or her replacement tiles. Example: ERS?, AL? or AERST.
; BLANK (n)
: One of the two zero-value TILEs that whose letter value may be DESIGNATEd by the player playing it.
; BLANK BINGO (n)
: A bingo that includes a blank tile.
; BLOCK (v)
: To make a play that prevents the opponent from making an important or high-scoring play.
; BLUFF (v)
: To deliberately play a word that you are not sure is acceptable. This is common and accepted in competitive play.
; BOARD (n)
: The piece of game equipment on which played TILEs are placed.
; BONUS SQUARE (n)
: A designated square on the BOARD which affects the score of words played covering it on the first turn in which it is covered.
; BRAILLE (v)
: To cheat by identifying unseen TILEs by touch.
; BUDGET BINGO
: A bingo scoring fewer than 60 points.

== C ==

; CASE TILE (n)
: The last remaining unplayed tile of a kind.
; CHALLENGE (n, v)
: A formal objection to the validity of a play. To make such an objection.
; CHALLENGE SLIP (n)
: The form on which a challenge is recorded prior to its adjudication.
; CLOSED (adj)
: A BOARD position is said to be closed when there are few places where new words may be added.
; COFFEEHOUSE (v)
: To speak during play so as to distract or mislead one's opponent.
; CONTESTANT SCORECARD (n)
: A form on which a player can keep track of their record in a tournament.
; CSC (abbr)
: CONTESTANT SCORECARD.
; COURTESY RULE (n)
: The [[rules|rule]] under which a player may draw and look at provisional tiles when the opponent takes longer than a designated period to decide whether or not to CHALLENGE a play.
; CREDIT (n)
: A formerly used alternative measure for ranking players at an event. One once commonly used version awarded 35 credits for playing a game, 5 points for winning a game, -5 points for losing a game and 1 point for every 10 points of spread (signed as necessary), all limited to the range 10~60.

== D ==

; DESIGNATE (v)
: To record the value of a BLANK when it is played.
; DLS (abbr)
: DOUBLE LETTER SQUARE.
; DOUBLE-BLANK (v)
: To draw both of the BLANKs in a game.
; DOUBLE-DOUBLE (n, v)
: A play that covers two DOUBLE WORD SCOREs. To make such a play.
; DOUBLE LETTER SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of the tile played covering it.
; DOUBLE WORD SCORE (n)
: A BONUS SQUARE which doubles the score of a word played covering it.
; DUMP (v)
: To get rid of unwanted tiles, either by playing them onto the BOARD or returning them to the bag, to BALANCE A RACK.
; DUPLICATION (n)
: The usually undesirable state of having more than one of a TILE on a RACK.
; DWS (abbr)
: DOUBLE WORD SQUARE.

== E ==

; ENDGAME (n)
: The part of a game when the BAG is empty.
; EXCHANGE (n, v)
: The act of using a turn to replace unwanted TILEs with new ones from the BAG. To perform this act.
; EQUITY (n)
: The statistically expected amount by which one's score will change over the remainder of the game.
; EXTENSION (n)
: A BACK EXTENSION, BIDIRECTIONAL EXTENSION or FRONT EXTENSION.

== F ==

; FISH (n, v)
: A play intended to result in the drawing of the tiles needed to play a high-scoring word on the next turn. To make such a play.
; FLIGHT (n)
: A group of players, often with the same win-loss record, paired together in a round.
; FREQUENCY LIST (n)
: A printed list of the distribution of tiles in a standard set.
; FRONT EXTENSION (n)
: A play made by adding two or more letters to the beginning of an existing word.
; FRONT HOOK (n)
: A letter that can be added to the beginning of a word to form another word.

== G ==

; GIBSON (n)
: One who has clinched a prize place before the last round, and will be GIBSONIZED.
; GIBSONIZATION (n)
: The act of GIBSONIZING.
; GIBSONIZE (v)
: To be paired with opponents out of contention, once one has clinched a prize position.

== H ==

; HOLD (v)
: To instruct one's opponent not to draw replacement tiles while a player is considering a CHALLENGE.
; HOOK (n, v)
: A BACK HOOK or FRONT HOOK. To make a play including such a letter.
; HOTSPOT (n)
: A square on the BOARD that is statistically expected to account for a large number of points scored.

== I ==

== J ==

== K ==

; KING-OF-THE-HILL (KOTH) (adj, adv)
: Pairing players ranked 1 vs. 2, 3 vs. 4, etc.

== L ==

; LATE GAME (n)
: The part of a game when there are 1–7 TILEs remaining in the BAG.
; LEAVE (n)
: The TILEs remaining on a RACK after a play is made and before any replacement tiles are drawn.
; LETTER TILE (n)
: A TILE that has a letter on it, as opposed to a BLANK.

== M ==

== N ==

; NATURAL (adj)
: Of a word played, made without using a BLANK.
; NEUTRALIZE (v)
: To stop (a clock), as during a challenge or rule dispute.
; NONBINGO (n)
: A word that is not a BINGO.
; NONGO (n)
: An unplayable BINGO.

== O ==

*** EDITED THIS FAR
; ABBREVIATIONS
: TLS: Triple Letter Score. TWS: Triple Word Score. ?: The blank tile. The letter representing the blank is often highlighted in diagrams, underlined or parenthesized in text, or written in lower case. OWL, TWL, OTCWL: The [[Official Tournament and Club Word List]].

; OPEN (adj)
: A board position is said to be open when there are many places where new words may be added.
; OPENING PLAY
: The first word placed on the BOARD.
OSPD2+
See "New Word List".
OVERDRAWING
When one player draws more tiles from the bag than is appropriate. See Rule (III.C) for the penalty for this situation.
OWL
As of March 1998 OWL (the Official Tournament and Club Word List published by Merriam-Webster, Inc.) is the official word source for all sanctioned NSA Clubs and Tournaments.
PARALLEL PLAY
A word played parallel to another word. Example: With MAR on the board, LATE is a parallel play
M A R
L A T E
PASSING
A player may pass his/her turn by not exchanging tiles and not making a play on the board. The player scores zero and says "Pass!" and starts opponent's timer. It is now opponent's turn. Note that when there are 6 consecutive scores of zero in a game, the game is finished.
PHONEY
Any unacceptable word. An unacceptable word is one that is not found in the OWL. Or, if it has more than nine letters and the word is not found in the Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, Tenth Edition. If a phoney is not challenged when it's played, however, it will stay on the board for the remainder of the game.
POINT SPREAD
See "SPREAD".
POWER TILES
There are ten power tiles. They are the two blanks, the four Ss and the J, Q, X and Z.
PREPRINTED TRACKING SHEET
Also called Frequency List. This sheet of paper has printed on it either the alphabet or a partial or complete list of the 100 lettered tiles used in one SCRABBLE® game. See "TRACKING".
; RACK
: The piece of game equipment used to hold TILEs in the possession of a player.
RACK BALANCE
See "BALANCING YOUR RACK".
RACK MANAGEMENT
Good "Rack Management" is the policy of managing your leave each turn to be as flexible as possible. In this case "flexible" means your leave will combine with as many draws as possible to form seven-letter racks that score well.
RATING
For every sanctioned National SCRABBLE® Association tournament a new rating is computed for each of the contestants. The rating represents how well an entrant is playing in relation to other players. The higher the rating, the more skillful the player. Ratings currently range from 400-2100.
ROUNDS
In club or tournament play, one game is one round. There are five or six rounds (games) per day at most tournaments.
SAND TIMER
In some tournaments and clubs, a three-minute sand-timer is used to time each player's turn.
SECOND OPINION
If a player believes the Word Judge has made a mistake, s/he may ask for a second person to research the challenge. That second judgment is know as the "second opinion". If the second opinion contradicts the original one, a third opinion may be called for.
; SEPARATED (adj)
: Of a word played, made using existing tiles on the board, at least two of which are not contiguous.
SIMULATION
Using a specific computer program that can play out positions thousands of times very quickly, it can be determined which play is worth more in the long run. For instance, PLAY #1 may immediately give you 30pt while Play #2 gives you 20pt. But in the long run, Play #2 may allow you to follow it up with plays that earn 5 more points than Play #1 (combining both this turn's play with next turn's play and considering your rack leave after that). In simpler terms, this may mean that if you play out this position 2000 times, you'll wind up earning 5 more points with Play #2 than with Play #1. This also takes into account how many points your opponent will earn. Simulation is an excellent tool for SCRABBLE® game analysis, although it isn't foolproof. Most of the positions in our SCRABBLE News Annotated Game use simulations to check results. But sometimes the expert player will strongly disagree with these results due to extraneous factors: naive simulation randomizes opponent's rack (sometimes we have information about opponent's rack) and also only gives a point score evaluation of various plays - not winning chances.
SPREAD
The difference between the winning and losing score of a game. Example: If the score of a game is 350-280, then the spread is +70pt for the winner and -70pt for the loser.
STEMS
Certain five- and six-letter combinations of letters are so useful for forming bingos that lists of bingos have been printed that use these five- and six-letter stems. Some of the more useful stems are: STARE, STANE, RETINA, SATINE, SATIRE. By learning these lists and saving these letters, players will be able to play bingos more often.
; SUBANAGRAM: a word that can be made from some of the letters of a longer word, suitably rearranged.
TEAM GAME
This term is most often used to describe a SCRABBLE® game played with at least three people and as many as six or eight. Only two sides compete with one rack each. Each team discusses their potential plays before making the final play on the board. A team game is a good vehicle for teaching or for simply having a lighter, more sociable atmosphere during a game. Talking is permitted, though each side tries to keep from revealing too much information about their tiles to the opposing team.
; TILE (n)
: Any of the 100 playing pieces which the game is played: a BLANK or LETTER TILE.
; TIME PRESSURE (n)
: the condition of not having enough time left on one’s clock to play as well as one would like.
TOTAL (CUMULATIVE) SPREAD
Over the course of many games the plus (+) or minus (-) spread for each game is added together. At the end of the tournament each player has a total spread for the event.
TOURNAMENT CLOCK
Often called a chess clock, it is actually two clocks housed in one case. Sanctioned tournament games are times using these clocks. Each player has 25 minutes to play the entire game. After making a play, the player starts his/her opponent's time by pressing one of the two buttons on the top of the clock. The game continues in this fashion until finished. Players are penalized 10 points per minute for every minute or fraction thereof used over the allotted 25.
; TRACK (v)
: To count the tiles played so as to determine which tiles are as yet unplayed.
; TRACKING SHEET (n)
: A form listing all of the tiles in a complete set, so that they can be crossed out while TRACKing.
TRADING TILES
See "EXCHANGING TILES".
TRIPLE-TRIPLE
When a player makes a play that covers two Triple Word Squares. The bonus for covering two TWSs on one play: multiply by nine the sum of the value of the letters of the "Triple-Triple" word. The sum should include the extra values earned from any DLS covered that turn.
TURNOVER
Players are going for "turnover" when they play as many tiles as possible in order to draw as many new tiles as possible. By playing for turnover (usually using 5 or 6 tiles in one play), a player maximizes his/her chances for drawing the better tiles (In order from first to fifth they are: blank, S, E, X, Z). If you have played 60 tiles in a game, you had a 60% chance of drawing the good tiles. That's a 50% better chance than your opponent had.
TWO(S)-TO-MAKE-THREES
Two-letter words that will take a third letter placed either in front or back to form a three-letter word. Example: AN is a two-to-make-three because BAN, CAN, etc., as well as AND, ANT, and ANY, are words. The three-letter word, BAN, CAN, and ANT, and ANY, are also known as two-to-make-threes.
WORD JUDGES
Special workers designated to adjudicate players' challenges at clubs and tournaments.

Advisory Board Composition

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The table below shows the '''composition''' of the '''[[Advisory Board]]''' over the years.
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{| class=abcomp
|-
!2009- 2010
!2010- 2011
!2011- 2012
!2012- 2013
!2013- 2014
!2014- 2015
!2015- 2016
!2016- 2017
!2017- 2018
!2018- 2019
!2019- 2020
!2020- 2021
!2021- 2022
!2022- 2023
!2023- 2024
!2024- 2025
!2025- 2026
|-
|colspan=17 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[John Chew]] (ex officio)
|-
|colspan=11 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Chris Cree]] (ex officio)
|colspan=6 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Judy Cole]] (ex officio)
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Greg Edwards]] (MW)
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Dallas Johnson]] (ex officio)
|colspan=1| 
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Rich Baker]] (ex officio)
|colspan=5| 
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John D. Williams, Jr.]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Chris Lipe]] (NE)
|colspan=10| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lynda Wise]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Shelley Ubeika]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Judy Cole]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Scott Appel]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rod MacNeil]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (NE)
|colspan=11| 
|-
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Robert Kahn]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Robert Kahn]] (emeritus)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|colspan=1 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Cornelia Guest]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Cornelia Guest]] (NE)
|colspan=1 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Will Anderson]] (NE) Resigned 2021-12-31
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Geoff Thevenot]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Geoff Thevenot]] (MW)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=7| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Troy Thompson]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Troy Thompson]] (MW)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Carl Johnson]] (NW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rafi Stern]] (NW)
|colspan=3| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Doug Brockmeier]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jennifer M Lee]] (W) Resigned 2019-06-19
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Michael Willis]] (W)
|colspan=5| 
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Leah Kruley]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Bruce D Ambrosio|Bruce D'Ambrosio]] (W)
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Michael Willis]] (W)
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=16|<hr>
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mary Rhoades]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Bryan Pepper]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ben Withers]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Steve Bush]] (S)
|colspan=10 rowspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John Karris]] (SW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Chris Patrick Morgan]] (SW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mike Frentz]] (SW)
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Vicki Blizzard]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ruchi Gupta]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Orry Swift]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mina Le]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=4| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Arthur Moore]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Michael Willis]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Michael Willis]] (S)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|-
|colspan=16|<hr>
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Marjorie Schoneboom]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Sue Tremblay]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Jackson Smylie]] (CAN)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Betty Bergeron]] (WCAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Siri Tillekeratne]] (WCAN)
|colspan=2| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Randall Thomas]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=4 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Joe Edley]] (NE)
|colspan=13 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Joe Edley]] (emeritus)
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Matt Hopkins]] (NE)
|colspan=16 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Matt Hopkins]] (emeritus)
|-
!2009- 2010
!2010- 2011
!2011- 2012
!2012- 2013
!2013- 2014
!2014- 2015
!2015- 2016
!2016- 2017
!2017- 2018
!2018- 2019
!2019- 2020
!2020- 2021
!2021- 2022
!2022- 2023
!2023- 2024
!2024- 2025
!2025- 2026
|}

'''Key'''
{|
|style="background-color:#e0e0ff;"|Ex Officio
|style="background-color:#e0ffe0;"|Appointed
|style="background-color:#ffe0e0;"|Elected
|style="background-color:#e0e0e0;"|Emeritus
|}
</div>

Advisory Board Composition

2025-01-07T19:02:47Z

CM000003: truncate Josh Greenway

The table below shows the '''composition''' of the '''[[Advisory Board]]''' over the years.
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{| class=abcomp
|-
!2009- 2010
!2010- 2011
!2011- 2012
!2012- 2013
!2013- 2014
!2014- 2015
!2015- 2016
!2016- 2017
!2017- 2018
!2018- 2019
!2019- 2020
!2020- 2021
!2021- 2022
!2022- 2023
!2023- 2024
!2024- 2025
!2025- 2026
|-
|colspan=17 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[John Chew]] (ex officio)
|-
|colspan=11 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Chris Cree]] (ex officio)
|colspan=6 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Judy Cole]] (ex officio)
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Greg Edwards]] (MW)
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Dallas Johnson]] (ex officio)
|colspan=1| 
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0e0ff"|[[Rich Baker]] (ex officio)
|colspan=5| 
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=5 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John D. Williams, Jr.]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Chris Lipe]] (NE)
|colspan=10| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lynda Wise]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Shelley Ubeika]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Judy Cole]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Scott Appel]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Stefan Rau]] (NE)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rod MacNeil]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (NE)
|colspan=11| 
|-
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Robert Kahn]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Robert Kahn]] (emeritus)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|colspan=1 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Cornelia Guest]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Cornelia Guest]] (NE)
|colspan=1 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Will Anderson]] (NE) Resigned 2021-12-31
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (NE)
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Jan Cardia]] (NE)
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Geoff Thevenot]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Geoff Thevenot]] (MW)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jason Idalski]] (MW)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=7| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Troy Thompson]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Troy Thompson]] (MW)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Paul Wood]] (MW)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Carl Johnson]] (NW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rafi Stern]] (NW)
|colspan=3| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Doug Brockmeier]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Jennifer M Lee]] (W) Resigned 2019-06-19
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Michael Willis]] (W)
|colspan=5| 
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Leah Kruley]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Bruce D Ambrosio|Bruce D'Ambrosio]] (W)
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Michael Willis]] (W)
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Portia Zwicker]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Rich Baker]] (W)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=16|<hr>
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mary Rhoades]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Bryan Pepper]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ben Withers]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Steve Bush]] (S)
|colspan=10 rowspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[John Karris]] (SW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Chris Patrick Morgan]] (SW)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mike Frentz]] (SW)
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Vicki Blizzard]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ruchi Gupta]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Orry Swift]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Mina Le]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Lila Crotty]] (S)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=4| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Arthur Moore]] (SE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Michael Willis]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Michael Willis]] (S)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Andy Hoang]] (S)
|-
|colspan=16|<hr>
|-
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Marjorie Schoneboom]] (NE)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (ECAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Sue Tremblay]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Jackson Smylie]] (CAN)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Heidi Robertson]] (CAN)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Betty Bergeron]] (WCAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Siri Tillekeratne]] (WCAN)
|colspan=2| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Randall Thomas]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Peter Sargious]] (CAN)
|colspan=2| 
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#ffe0e0"|[[Josh Greenway]] (At-Large)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=6| 
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Kate Fukawa-Connelly]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Tony Leah]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=3 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=2 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Ezekiel Markwei]] (At-Large)
|colspan=1| 
|-
|colspan=17|<hr>
|-
|colspan=4 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Joe Edley]] (NE)
|colspan=13 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Joe Edley]] (emeritus)
|-
|colspan=1 bgcolor="#e0ffe0"|[[Matt Hopkins]] (NE)
|colspan=16 bgcolor="#e0e0e0"|[[Matt Hopkins]] (emeritus)
|-
!2009- 2010
!2010- 2011
!2011- 2012
!2012- 2013
!2013- 2014
!2014- 2015
!2015- 2016
!2016- 2017
!2017- 2018
!2018- 2019
!2019- 2020
!2020- 2021
!2021- 2022
!2022- 2023
!2023- 2024
!2024- 2025
!2025- 2026
|}

'''Key'''
{|
|style="background-color:#e0e0ff;"|Ex Officio
|style="background-color:#e0ffe0;"|Appointed
|style="background-color:#ffe0e0;"|Elected
|style="background-color:#e0e0e0;"|Emeritus
|}
</div>

Tournament results

2025-01-03T19:22:31Z

CM000003: /* Result Indexes */ 2025

Starting July 2009, this page features detailed '''tournament results'''
(also known as '''cross-tables''') for all sanctioned [[tournaments]].

The results are also copied from this web site with a slight delay and made available on our partner
web site [[cross-tables.com]] with more extensive statistics.

== Result Indexes ==

Results before July 2009 were originally available courtesy of the [[NSA]].
They include original cross-tables from
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/1999/xt 1999],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2000/xt 2000],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2001/xt 2001],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2002/xt 2002],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2003/xt 2003],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2004/xt 2004],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2005/xt 2005],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2006/xt 2006],
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2007/xt 2007], and
[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2008/xt 2008].

In keeping with historical tradition, results are
grouped into [[rating]] months marked by the publication
of the monthly rating list, not necessarily by calendar
month. The monthly rating list is a relic of the pre-Web
era, where it was difficult to publish and distribute
rating information to directors. Although current
ratings are always available on our website, it is
convenient to have monthly snapshots of the system.
Each monthly list consists of the previous list’s
ratings, updated by the tournaments that have been
posted in the past rating month.

Where possible, the rating month will begin with the
first tournament that begins in the calendar month.
If there is a substantial delay to our receipt of the
data for a tournament that is held late in a month, we
may postpone its posting to the following month. Under
the NSA regime, the opposite was possible: tournaments
held early in a month might occasionally get posted in
the preceding month; this will not happen here.

Each month’s results are available as text only
for viewing on small screens or over slow connections; or
in a graphical format (“pic” links) with player
photos and more detail, for viewing on large screens over
fast connections.

Click on a year in the table below to see an overview of major events for that year.

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" style="margin:0.5em 0em 0.5em 0em;font-size:90%"
|-
| 
!Jan
!Feb
!Mar
!Apr
!May
!Jun
!Jul
!Aug
!Sep
!Oct
!Nov
!Dec
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009 2009]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2009/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010 2010]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2010/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011 2011]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012 2012]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013 2013]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/01 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/02 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/02 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/03 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/03 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/04 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/04 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/05 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/05 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/10 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/11 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/lxt/12 pic]
|-
![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014 2014]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/xt/01 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/lxt/01 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015 2015]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016 2016]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2017 2017]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2018 2018]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2019 2019]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2020 2020]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2021 2021]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2022 2022]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2023 2023]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2024 2024]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025 2025]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/xt/11 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2025/lxt/11 pic]
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NASPA instituted its [[SOWPODS rating system]] in January 2010,
grandfathering in two events from September 2009.

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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw 2011]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/06 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/06 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/07 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/07 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/08 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/08 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/10 pic]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2011/csw/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw 2012]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2012/csw/lxt/10 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw 2013]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/xt/09 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/lxt/09 pic]
|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/xt/10 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2013/csw/lxt/10 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2014/csw 2014]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/csw 2015]
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|[{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/csw/xt/12 text] [{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2015/csw/lxt/12 pic]
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![{{SERVER}}/tourneys/2016/csw 2016]
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You may also be interested in viewing the [[ratings]] computed as a result of all of these events.

== How to read the results ==

=== Tournaments, events and segments ===

Many tournaments feature multiple series of games called
''events'' (for example, early bird event, main event, night event).
In some cases (often with night events), the events may be interleaved.
Events are rated separately, in the order in which they started.

Each event has a number of players divided into one or more ''divisions.''
The event consists of a number of ''rounds.'' In each round, all (or
most) players play one game against another player (''opponent'') in the
same division.

A ''segment'' is a set of consecutive rounds processed together
when computing ratings for the players. The event consists of
one or more segments as follows:

* Events of 16 or fewer rounds are rated as a single segment.

* Events of 17 through 35 rounds are rated in two approximately equal segments.

* Events of 36 or more rounds are rated in three approximately equal segments.

If the rounds cannot be split equally into the segments, the first segment(s) will have one more round than the last segment(s).

=== About ranks, wins and spread ===

Within these listings, a player is identified by a number called a ''rank''.
Ranks are computed separately for each division in each listing, and their purpose is to locate and identify the players and their opponents. Ranks are not the same as the player numbers used during the tournament.

The ranks are based on the number of ''wins'' (versus losses) included in the listing. A tie counts as half a win (and half a loss). Byes count as wins and forfeits as losses, but these may not be included in the listing, depending on the input file format used. Byes and forfeits are not used when computing ratings.

Players with the same number of wins are assigned ranks based on their ''spreads.''
A player’s spread is the difference of the total number of points scored by the player and the total number of points scored by opponents against the player. The spread may also be adjusted in certain situations, but these adjustments may not be included in the listing. The spread is not used when computing ratings.

A player’s computed rank may not be identical to his or her official placement in the event, because the rank may apply only to one segment, it may not include all data (as explained above), and some tournaments use a different method (for example, special finals) to determine the winners.

=== Graphical cross-tables ===

The graphical cross-tables have one listing per event,
with a pair of rating columns for each segment.
The listings feature the following information:

;Rank
:A player’s computed rank within the division at this event.
;Name
:A player’s name, starting with the first name.
;W-L
:A player’s record of wins and losses. A tie is counted as ½ a win and ½ a loss.
;Spread
:A player’s spread for this event.
;Rating
:A pair of columns with a player’s rating according to the rating system in effect for this event. If more than one pair of columns is given, this event was split-rated because of its length.
;Perf
:A player’s performance rating during this segment. This is an estimate of the player’s strength in this segment only. It is based on game results and opponents’ pre-segment ratings only, ignoring the player’s own pre-segment rating.
;Old
:A player’s rating before this event.
;Rd. N
:A player’s rating after the specified round (this information is repeated at the segment boundaries of split-rated events).
;New
:A player’s rating after this event.
;+/−
:The number of rating points the player gained (+) or lost (−) in this segment.
;Round-by-Round Results
:A player’s list of opponents, with photos where available (hover mouse over photo for name), result (W=win, L=loss, T=tie or B=bye), opponent’s rank, player score and opponent score. The result is also indicated by the background color of the cell.

=== Text cross-tables ===

The text cross-tables have one listing per segment.
Split-rated events have two or three segment listings, followed by separate listing of final ranks, total wins and spreads (the final listing does not include ratings, and the ranks are not the official placements).
To find a player’s rating at the end of an event, look at the last segment of the event.

The listings feature the following information:

;Rank (a number at the beginning of a row, no column header)
:A player’s computed rank within the division at this segment.
;NAME
:A player’s name, starting with the last name (as listed in the rating list)
;OLD RATING
:A player’s rating before this segment
;NEW RATING
:A player’s rating after this segment
;PERF RATING
:A player’s performance rating during this segment. This is an estimate of the player’s strength in this segment only. It is based on game results and opponents’ pre-segment ratings only, ignoring the player’s own pre-segment rating.
;RESULTS
:A player’s win-loss record, showing whether they had a win (W), tie (T), loss (L) or forfeit/bye (B), and the rank of their opponent that round.
;WINS
:A player’s number of wins. Half wins are displayed using a “+” sign.
;SPR
:A player’s spread for this segment.

=== Printing ===

Cross-tables are large and usually print better in landscape orientation, reduced to less than 100% of nominal size.

SOWPODS rating system

2025-01-03T19:21:13Z

CM000003: /* Monthly ratings */ 2025

Since January 2010, NASPA has kept track of rated games played using the [[SOWPODS | CSW]] lexicon (formerly known as SOWPODS) in a '''CSW rating system''' separate from the regular [[Ratings|rating system]], which continues to be used for games played using the [[NWL]] lexicon. At the time of the new system's inception, three recent events whose players had been advised ratings were pending were retroactively rated.

Players who compete regularly at an international level often prefer to play CSW games domestically as well, and to have those games count for ratings. Since the nature of the game varies significantly according to the lexicon used, the ratings are kept separate.

NASPA recognizes that while many members want to play rated CSW games on a regular basis, many more prefer to play NWL. NASPA does not have any plans to discontinue the NWL lexicon in the foreseeable future.

== Differences between the rating systems ==

A game played at a NASPA-sanctioned event is rated only once, either in the regular system or the CSW system, not both. The CSW system works exactly as the regular one does, with one exception. If a player has a regular rating but not a CSW rating, they will enter the CSW system with their regular rating, not a rating calculated based on their debut event performance. New player career game totals will start at zero, regardless of the source of their initial rating, so if a player’s CSW playing strength differs substantially from their regular strength, their rating will converge rapidly.

== Current ratings ==

The database of current ratings is updated immediately when the results from a tournament are processed. You can access the current rating information in the following ways:

* [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/ratings/data/csw/full/current.txt full rating list] as a short text file (columns: name, rating, ranking, expiration, number of rated CSW games)
* [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/ratings-byname.pl?system=csw search by name]
* [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/ratings-byrank.pl?system=csw search by rating or rank]
 
You may also be interested in the [[tournament results]] (cross-tables) that contributed to these ratings.

NASPA maintains a separate ratings system for games played with the NASPA Word List (NWL) lexicon. Click [[Ratings |here]] to view those ratings.

You can estimate your new rating after a tournament by using the [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/cgi-bin/rcalc.pl Rating Calculator].

== Monthly ratings ==

For the sake of historical continuity dating back to a time when ratings were
not available online and printing and shipping costs were significant,
a monthly rating list is published near the beginning of each month.
This list includes the results of all events that have been received
as of when the list is finalized. When there are events which take place
near the end of a month, and directors are late in submitting rating data,
those events may count toward the following month’s rating list.
Directors are encouraged to use the most recent available ratings for
placing players in their tournaments.

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== Questions and Answers ==

;I have a WESPA rating and a NASPA rating but no NASPA CSW rating. What will be my initial NASPA CSW rating?
:Your NASPA rating.
;Can a NASPA-sanctioned CSW event also be [[WESPA]]-rated?
:Yes, provided it meets the requirements for both, and fees are paid to both organizations. See the page on [[directing SOWPODS tournaments |directing CSW tournaments]] for more information.
;Will NASPA CSW ratings be used for qualification to CSW events like the [[WSC]] and [[Causeway SCRABBLE Challenge]]?
:Probably in some way, but that's up to the [[Canadian Committee]] and [[International Committee]] to determine.

Ratings

2025-01-03T19:20:06Z

CM000003: /* State and provincial rankings */ 2025

Since 2009-07-01, [[NASPA]] has assigned '''ratings''' to players based on their performance at NASPA-sanctioned [[tournaments]].
On that date, NASPA inherited the [[NSA]]’s rating system, copying all current ratings to the new system.

The rating system is designed by the [[Ratings and Recognition Committee]],
implemented through a web application developed by the [[Web Committee]],
and operated by the [[Tournament Committee]].

NASPA tournaments are either fully rated or, in the case of Capped and 3-Game Tournaments, 1/3-rated;
the latter meaning that normally applied changes are divided by three. As of 2024-01-01, Local Club Tournaments, which were also 1/3-rated, are not offered.

As of 2009-01-01, tournaments are now rated in the order
in which players began to play them, rather than in the
order in which their results were received.
This means that in some cases, late submission of rating
data may result in re-rating of subsequent events;
a late fee applies to rating data submission in order to
prevent this from occurring too often.

The [[rating system overview]] describes how the rating system works at a very high (and not too technical) level.

The [[submitting tournament results]] article describes how to submit tournament results into the rating system.

== Current ratings ==

The database of current ratings is updated immediately when the results from a tournament are processed. You can access the current rating information in the following ways:

* [{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/current.txt full rating list] as a 400K text file
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byname.pl search by name]
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byrank.pl search by rating or rank]

You may also be interested in the [[tournament results]] (cross-tables) that contributed to these ratings.

NASPA maintains a separate ratings system for games played with the CSW (Collins Scrabble Words) lexicon. Click [[SOWPODS Rating System | here]] to view those ratings.

You can estimate your new rating after a tournament by using the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/rcalc.pl Rating Calculator].

== Monthly ratings ==

For the sake of historical continuity dating back to a time when ratings were
not available online and printing and shipping costs were significant,
a monthly rating list is published near the beginning of each month.
This list includes the results of all events that have been received
as of when the list is finalized. When there are events which take place
near the end of a month, and directors are late in submitting rating data,
those events may count toward the following month’s rating list.
Directors are encouraged to use the most recent available ratings for
placing players in their tournaments.

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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201309.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201310.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201311.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201312.txt Dec]
|-
!2012
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201201.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201202.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201203.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201204.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201205.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201206.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201207.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201208.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201209.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201210.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201211.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201212.txt Dec]
|-
!2011
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201101.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201102.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201103.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201104.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201105.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201106.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201107.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201108.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201109.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201110.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201111.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201112.txt Dec]
|-
!2010
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201001.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201002.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201003.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201004.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201005.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201006.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201007.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201008.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201009.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201010.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201011.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201012.txt Dec]
|-
!2009
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200901.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200902.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200903.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200904.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200905.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200906.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200907.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200908.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200909.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200910.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200911.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200912.txt Dec]
|-
!2008
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200801.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200802.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200803.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200804.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200805.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200806.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200807.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200808.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200809.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200810.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200811.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200812.txt Dec]
|-
!2007
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200701.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200702.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200703.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200704.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200705.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200706.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200707.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200708.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200709.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200710.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200711.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200712.txt Dec]
|-
!2006
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200601.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200602.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200603.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200604.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200605.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200606.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200607.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200608.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200609.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200610.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200611.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200612.txt Dec]
|-
!2005
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200501.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200502.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200503.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200504.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200505.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200506.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200507.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200508.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200509.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200510.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200511.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200512.txt Dec]
|-
!2004
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200401.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200402.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200403.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200404.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200405.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200406.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200407.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200408.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200409.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200410.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200411.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200412.txt Dec]
|-
!2003
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200301.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200302.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200303.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200304.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200305.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200306.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200307.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200308.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200309.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200310.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200311.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200312.txt Dec]
|-
!2002
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200201.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200202.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200203.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200204.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200205.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200206.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200207.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200208.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200209.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200210.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200211.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200212.txt Dec]
|-
!2001
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200101.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200102.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200103.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200104.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200105.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200106.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200107.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200108.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200109.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200110.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200111.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200112.txt Dec]
|-
!2000
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200001.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200002.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200003.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200004.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200005.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200006.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200007.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200008.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200009.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200010.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200011.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200012.txt Dec]
|-
!1999
| 
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199902.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199903.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199904.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199905.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199906.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199907.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199908.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199909.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199910.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199911.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199912.txt Dec]
|}

== How to read the ratings ==

The listings are simple text files with columns delimited by tabs.
Each row contains the data for one rated player.

List of columns starting January 2009 (including the current file):

# Player’s name (in all caps, starting with the last name)
# Rating
# Ranking (among all active players in the system)
# NASPA membership expiration date in ISO8601 format (for the monthly listings for the first half of 2009, this value reflects the membership status as of the beginning of July 2009).
# Cumulative number of rated games in the system (including games rated by the NSA).

List of columns for 2008 and before:

# Player’s name (in all caps, starting with the last name)
# Rating
# Ranking (among all active players in the system)
# NSA membership expiration (the number of the last issue of Scrabble News paid; EXP means expired, *** means non-member or non-matching name).
 
For rankings, a player is considered eligible to be ranked if he or she has played at least 14 rated games in the preceding 12 calendar months (until October 2013, the criterion was 28 rated games in the preceding 24 calendar months; until May 2007, 1 game in 12 months).

== State and provincial rankings ==

The
[{{SERVER}}/ratings/bystate.html list of state and provincial rankings]
lists all active NASPA members according to their U.S. state or district or Canadian province.
This list is updated automatically (whenever the current ratings are updated) and archived at the end of
each rating month.
Archived lists prior to July 2009 were made available by the [[NSA]].

Although our state and provincial ranking software continued to run monthly
throughout the pandemic hiatus, rankings were recalculated when we
resumed play, as though the missing months were removed from the calendar.

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!2004
|colspan=3| 
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200404 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200405 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200400 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200412 Dec]
|-
!2005
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200500 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200512 Dec]
|-
!2006
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200601 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200602 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200603 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200604 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200605 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200606 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200607 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200608 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200609 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200600 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200611 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200612 Dec]
|-
!2007
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200701 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200702 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200703 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200704 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200705 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200706 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200707 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200708 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200709 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200700 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200711 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200712 Dec]
|-
!2008
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200801 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200802 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200803 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200804 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200805 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200806 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200807 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200808 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200809 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200800 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200811 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200812 Dec]
|-
!2009
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200901 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200902 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200903 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200904 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200905 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200906 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200907 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200908 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200909 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200910 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200911 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200912 Dec]
|-
!2010
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201001 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201002 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201003 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201004 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201005 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201006 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201007 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201008 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201009 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201010 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201011 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201012 Dec]
|-
!2011
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201101 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201102 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201103 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201104 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201105 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201106 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201107 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201108 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201109 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201110 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201111 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201112 Dec]
|-
!2012
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201201 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201202 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201203 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201204 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201205 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201206 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201207 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201208 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201209 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201210 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201211 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201212 Dec]
|-
!2013
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201301 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201302 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201303 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201304 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201305 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201306 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201307 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201308 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201309 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201310 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201311 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201312 Dec]
|-
!2014
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201401 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201402 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201403 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201404 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201405 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201410 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201412 Dec]
|-
!2015
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201510 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201512 Dec]
|-
!2016
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201601 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201602 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201603 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201604 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201605 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201606 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201607 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201608 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201609 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201610 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201611 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201612 Dec]
|-
!2017
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201701 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201702 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201703 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201704 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201705 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201706 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201707 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201708 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201709 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201710 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201711 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201712 Dec]
|-
!2018
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201801 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201802 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201803 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201804 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201805 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201806 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201807 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201808 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201809 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201810 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201811 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201812 Dec]
|-
!2019
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201901 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201902 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201903 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201904 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201905 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201906 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201907 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201908 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201909 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201910 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201911 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201912 Dec]
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!2020
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202001 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202002 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202003 Mar]
|colspan=9|COVID-19 pandemic hiatus
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!2021
|colspan=6|COVID-19 pandemic hiatus
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202107 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202108 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202109 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202110 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202111 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202112 Dec]
|-
!2022
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202201 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202202 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202203 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202204 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202205 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202206 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202207 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202208 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202209 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202210 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202211 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202212 Dec]
|-
!2023
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202301 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202302 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202303 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202304 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202305 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202306 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202307 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202308 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202309 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202310 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202311 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202312 Dec]
|-
!2024
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202401 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202402 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202403 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202404 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202405 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202410 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202412 Dec]
|-
!2025
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202510 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2025/202512 Dec]
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Please note that it is currently each
player's own responsibility to maintain his or her
address in the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl membership database]. You can access your profile in the membership
database through [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/services.pl member services].

Address updates are not reflected in the state/province ranking lists immediately. The lists
are updated whenever new ratings are computed after a tournament.

== CSW (Collins Scrabble Words) ratings ==

In January 2010, the [[Advisory Board]] approved the
creation of a separate
[[SOWPODS rating system |rating system]] for
rated games played using the international [[SOWPODS |CSW]]
(formerly known as SOWPODS) lexicon at NASPA-sanctioned
tournaments.

Click [[SOWPODS Rating System | here]] to view those ratings.

== External links ==

* [http://www.wespa.org/ratings/index.shtml WESPA ratings]

Ratings

2025-01-03T19:17:55Z

CM000003: /* Monthly ratings */ 2025

Since 2009-07-01, [[NASPA]] has assigned '''ratings''' to players based on their performance at NASPA-sanctioned [[tournaments]].
On that date, NASPA inherited the [[NSA]]’s rating system, copying all current ratings to the new system.

The rating system is designed by the [[Ratings and Recognition Committee]],
implemented through a web application developed by the [[Web Committee]],
and operated by the [[Tournament Committee]].

NASPA tournaments are either fully rated or, in the case of Capped and 3-Game Tournaments, 1/3-rated;
the latter meaning that normally applied changes are divided by three. As of 2024-01-01, Local Club Tournaments, which were also 1/3-rated, are not offered.

As of 2009-01-01, tournaments are now rated in the order
in which players began to play them, rather than in the
order in which their results were received.
This means that in some cases, late submission of rating
data may result in re-rating of subsequent events;
a late fee applies to rating data submission in order to
prevent this from occurring too often.

The [[rating system overview]] describes how the rating system works at a very high (and not too technical) level.

The [[submitting tournament results]] article describes how to submit tournament results into the rating system.

== Current ratings ==

The database of current ratings is updated immediately when the results from a tournament are processed. You can access the current rating information in the following ways:

* [{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/current.txt full rating list] as a 400K text file
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byname.pl search by name]
* [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/ratings-byrank.pl search by rating or rank]

You may also be interested in the [[tournament results]] (cross-tables) that contributed to these ratings.

NASPA maintains a separate ratings system for games played with the CSW (Collins Scrabble Words) lexicon. Click [[SOWPODS Rating System | here]] to view those ratings.

You can estimate your new rating after a tournament by using the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/rcalc.pl Rating Calculator].

== Monthly ratings ==

For the sake of historical continuity dating back to a time when ratings were
not available online and printing and shipping costs were significant,
a monthly rating list is published near the beginning of each month.
This list includes the results of all events that have been received
as of when the list is finalized. When there are events which take place
near the end of a month, and directors are late in submitting rating data,
those events may count toward the following month’s rating list.
Directors are encouraged to use the most recent available ratings for
placing players in their tournaments.

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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202402.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202403.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202410.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202411.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2024/202412.txt Dec]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202302.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202303.txt Mar]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202305.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202306.txt Jun]
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2023/202312.txt Dec]
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!2022
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202202.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202203.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202204.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202205.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202206.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202207.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202208.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202209.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202210.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202211.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2022/202212.txt Dec]
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!2021
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202102.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202103.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202104.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202105.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202106.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202107.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202108.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202109.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202110.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202111.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2021/202112.txt Dec]
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!2020
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202001.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202002.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202003.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202004.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202005.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202006.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202007.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202008.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202009.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202010.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202011.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2020/202012.txt Dec]
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!2019
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|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201902.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201903.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201904.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201905.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201906.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201907.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201908.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201909.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201910.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201911.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2019/201912.txt Dec]
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!2018
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201801.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201802.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201803.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201804.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201805.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201806.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201807.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201808.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201809.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201810.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201811.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2018/201812.txt Dec]
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!2017
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201701.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201702.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201703.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201704.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201705.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201706.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201707.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201708.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201709.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201710.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201711.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2017/201712.txt Dec]
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!2016
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201601.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201602.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201603.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201604.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201605.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201606.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201607.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201608.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201609.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201610.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201611.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2016/201612.txt Dec]
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!2015
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201501.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201502.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201503.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201504.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201505.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201506.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201507.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201508.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201509.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201510.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201511.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2015/201512.txt Dec]
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!2014
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201401.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201402.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201403.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201404.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201405.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201406.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201407.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201408.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201409.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201410.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201411.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2014/201412.txt Dec]
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!2013
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201301.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201302.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201303.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201304.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201305.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201306.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201307.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201308.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201309.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201310.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201311.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2013/201312.txt Dec]
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!2012
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201201.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201202.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201203.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201204.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201205.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201206.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201207.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201208.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201209.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201210.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201211.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2012/201212.txt Dec]
|-
!2011
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201101.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201102.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201103.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201104.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201105.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201106.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201107.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201108.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201109.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201110.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201111.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2011/201112.txt Dec]
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!2010
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201001.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201002.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201003.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201004.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201005.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201006.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201007.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201008.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201009.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201010.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201011.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2010/201012.txt Dec]
|-
!2009
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200901.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200902.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200903.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200904.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200905.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200906.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200907.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200908.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200909.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200910.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200911.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2009/200912.txt Dec]
|-
!2008
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200801.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200802.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200803.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200804.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200805.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200806.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200807.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200808.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200809.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200810.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200811.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2008/200812.txt Dec]
|-
!2007
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200701.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200702.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200703.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200704.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200705.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200706.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200707.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200708.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200709.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200710.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200711.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2007/200712.txt Dec]
|-
!2006
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200601.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200602.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200603.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200604.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200605.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200606.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200607.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200608.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200609.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200610.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200611.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2006/200612.txt Dec]
|-
!2005
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200501.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200502.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200503.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200504.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200505.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200506.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200507.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200508.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200509.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200510.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200511.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2005/200512.txt Dec]
|-
!2004
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200401.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200402.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200403.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200404.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200405.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200406.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200407.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200408.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200409.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200410.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200411.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2004/200412.txt Dec]
|-
!2003
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200301.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200302.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200303.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200304.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200305.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200306.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200307.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200308.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200309.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200310.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200311.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2003/200312.txt Dec]
|-
!2002
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200201.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200202.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200203.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200204.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200205.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200206.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200207.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200208.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200209.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200210.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200211.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2002/200212.txt Dec]
|-
!2001
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200101.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200102.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200103.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200104.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200105.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200106.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200107.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200108.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200109.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200110.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200111.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2001/200112.txt Dec]
|-
!2000
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200001.txt Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200002.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200003.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200004.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200005.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200006.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200007.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200008.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200009.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200010.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200011.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/2000/200012.txt Dec]
|-
!1999
| 
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199902.txt Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199903.txt Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199904.txt Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199905.txt May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199906.txt Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199907.txt Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199908.txt Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199909.txt Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199910.txt Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199911.txt Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/full/1999/199912.txt Dec]
|}

== How to read the ratings ==

The listings are simple text files with columns delimited by tabs.
Each row contains the data for one rated player.

List of columns starting January 2009 (including the current file):

# Player’s name (in all caps, starting with the last name)
# Rating
# Ranking (among all active players in the system)
# NASPA membership expiration date in ISO8601 format (for the monthly listings for the first half of 2009, this value reflects the membership status as of the beginning of July 2009).
# Cumulative number of rated games in the system (including games rated by the NSA).

List of columns for 2008 and before:

# Player’s name (in all caps, starting with the last name)
# Rating
# Ranking (among all active players in the system)
# NSA membership expiration (the number of the last issue of Scrabble News paid; EXP means expired, *** means non-member or non-matching name).
 
For rankings, a player is considered eligible to be ranked if he or she has played at least 14 rated games in the preceding 12 calendar months (until October 2013, the criterion was 28 rated games in the preceding 24 calendar months; until May 2007, 1 game in 12 months).

== State and provincial rankings ==

The
[{{SERVER}}/ratings/bystate.html list of state and provincial rankings]
lists all active NASPA members according to their U.S. state or district or Canadian province.
This list is updated automatically (whenever the current ratings are updated) and archived at the end of
each rating month.
Archived lists prior to July 2009 were made available by the [[NSA]].

Although our state and provincial ranking software continued to run monthly
throughout the pandemic hiatus, rankings were recalculated when we
resumed play, as though the missing months were removed from the calendar.

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|-
!2004
|colspan=3| 
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200404 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200405 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200400 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2004/200412 Dec]
|-
!2005
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200500 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2005/200512 Dec]
|-
!2006
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200601 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200602 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200603 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200604 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200605 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200606 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200607 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200608 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200609 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200600 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200611 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2006/200612 Dec]
|-
!2007
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200701 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200702 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200703 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200704 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200705 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200706 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200707 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200708 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200709 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200700 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200711 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2007/200712 Dec]
|-
!2008
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200801 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200802 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200803 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200804 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200805 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200806 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200807 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200808 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200809 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200800 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200811 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2008/200812 Dec]
|-
!2009
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200901 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200902 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200903 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200904 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200905 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200906 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200907 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200908 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200909 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200910 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200911 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2009/200912 Dec]
|-
!2010
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201001 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201002 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201003 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201004 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201005 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201006 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201007 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201008 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201009 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201010 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201011 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2010/201012 Dec]
|-
!2011
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201101 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201102 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201103 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201104 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201105 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201106 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201107 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201108 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201109 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201110 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201111 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2011/201112 Dec]
|-
!2012
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201201 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201202 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201203 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201204 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201205 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201206 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201207 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201208 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201209 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201210 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201211 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2012/201212 Dec]
|-
!2013
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201301 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201302 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201303 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201304 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201305 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201306 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201307 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201308 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201309 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201310 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201311 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2013/201312 Dec]
|-
!2014
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201401 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201402 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201403 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201404 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201405 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201410 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2014/201412 Dec]
|-
!2015
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201501 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201502 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201503 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201504 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201505 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201506 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201507 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201508 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201509 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201510 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201511 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2015/201512 Dec]
|-
!2016
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201601 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201602 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201603 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201604 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201605 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201606 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201607 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201608 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201609 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201610 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201611 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2016/201612 Dec]
|-
!2017
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201701 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201702 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201703 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201704 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201705 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201706 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201707 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201708 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201709 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201710 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201711 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2017/201712 Dec]
|-
!2018
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201801 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201802 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201803 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201804 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201805 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201806 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201807 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201808 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201809 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201810 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201811 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2018/201812 Dec]
|-
!2019
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201901 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201902 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201903 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201904 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201905 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201906 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201907 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201908 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201909 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201910 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201911 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2019/201912 Dec]
|-
!2020
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202001 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202002 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2020/202003 Mar]
|colspan=9|COVID-19 pandemic hiatus
|-
!2021
|colspan=6|COVID-19 pandemic hiatus
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202107 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202108 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202109 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202110 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202111 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2021/202112 Dec]
|-
!2022
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202201 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202202 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202203 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202204 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202205 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202206 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202207 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202208 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202209 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202210 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202211 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2022/202212 Dec]
|-
!2023
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202301 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202302 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202303 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202304 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202305 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202306 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202307 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202308 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202309 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202310 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202311 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2023/202312 Dec]
|-
!2024
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202401 Jan]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202402 Feb]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202403 Mar]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202404 Apr]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202405 May]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202406 Jun]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202407 Jul]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202408 Aug]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202409 Sep]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202410 Oct]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202411 Nov]
|[{{SERVER}}/ratings/data/state/2024/202412 Dec]
|}

Please note that it is currently each
player's own responsibility to maintain his or her
address in the [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/members.pl membership database]. You can access your profile in the membership
database through [{{SERVER}}/cgi-bin/services.pl member services].

Address updates are not reflected in the state/province ranking lists immediately. The lists
are updated whenever new ratings are computed after a tournament.

== CSW (Collins Scrabble Words) ratings ==

In January 2010, the [[Advisory Board]] approved the
creation of a separate
[[SOWPODS rating system |rating system]] for
rated games played using the international [[SOWPODS |CSW]]
(formerly known as SOWPODS) lexicon at NASPA-sanctioned
tournaments.

Click [[SOWPODS Rating System | here]] to view those ratings.

== External links ==

* [http://www.wespa.org/ratings/index.shtml WESPA ratings]

NASPA Zyzzyva: The Last Word in Word Study

2024-09-03T17:46:01Z

CM000003: affiliates

__NOTOC__

[[File:Zyzzyva_Title.png|750px|link=NASPA_Zyzzyva:_The_Last_Word_in_Word_Study]]
 
 
Welcome to the home page of [[Zyzzyva |NASPA Zyzzyva]], a word study program originally written by [[Michael Thelen]] and now maintained by the [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/w/Zyzzyva_Committee/NASPA Zyzzyva Committee]. NASPA Zyzzyva is a free download, offered for the benefit of NASPA members and all our affiliates who enjoy competitive word games.

NASPA Zyzzyva is the word judge program of choice at major events such as [[North American SCRABBLE Championship |NASPA’s Scrabble Players Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], and the [[National_School_SCRABBLE_Championship |North American School SCRABBLE Championship]]. Other versions of Zyzzyva are used at the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], as well as at smaller events, clubs, and gatherings around the world.

The current version of NASPA Zyzzyva is [[NASPA Zyzzyva 3.4.1 | Version '''3.4.1''']], released on '''2024-03-11'''; this version includes [[NWL2023]] and [[NSWL2023]] in the list of supported lexicons.

* To download the latest release for Windows, macOS, and Linux, visit the [[NASPA_Zyzzyva_Download |Download]] page.
* If you are interested in running NASPA Zyzzyva on iOS and Android devices, visit the [[NASPA Zyzzyva Mobile]] page.
* If you have a question, visit the [[NASPA_Zyzzyva_FAQ |Frequently Asked Questions]] page.
* If your question is not answered there, please visit the [[NASPA_Zyzzyva_Contact |Contact]] page to find out where you can get further help.
 
Thank you for visiting. We hope you enjoy Zyzzyva, and happy studying!
 
 
 
[[File:Zyzzyva324.png|750px|link=NASPA_Zyzzyva:_The_Last_Word_in_Word_Study]]

2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 24

2024-07-24T13:47:54Z

CM000003: /* Announcements */

The '''[[2024 Scrabble Players Championship]]''' (SPC) takes place in South Bend (IN) at the Century Center Convention Center from July 20 to 24, 2024. If you have urgent questions about the event, please email the [mailto:nsc@scrabbleplayers.org Championship Committee].

=== Wednesday, July 24th, 2024 ===
; 8:30 A.M.–8:55 A.M.
: Set up for play (Convention Hall)
; 8:55 A.M.–9:00 A.M.
: Announcements (Convention Hall)
; 9:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M.
: Rounds 29–31 - Non-Finalists (Convention Hall)
; 10:15 A.M.
: Finals - Game 1 (Convention Hall)
; 11:15 A.M.
: Finals - Game 2 (Convention Hall)
; 1:15 P.M.
: Prize Ceremony - NWL Divisions 2,3,4 & CSW Division 2 (Discovery Ballroom)
; 2:15 P.M.
: Finals - Game 3 (Convention Hall)
; 2:15 P.M.
: Finals Viewing, joined in progress (Discovery Ballroom)
; 3:15 P.M.
: Finals - Game 4 (if needed)
; 4:15 P.M.
: Finals - Game 5 (if needed)
; Immediately following
: Prize Ceremony NWL Division 1 & CSW Division 1 (Discovery Ballroom)

=== Announcements ===
* Congratulations to [[Ted Gest]], NASPA's [[Person of the Year]]
* Please be sure to remove all your belongings from the playing room at the end of your last game, as it will be closed to players during the streaming of the last three final rounds.

=== Other Days' Announcements ===

* [https://icont.ac/4ZjNo July 14 - Email to Attendees]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 18|Last Thursday (Setup)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 19|Last Friday (Early Bird)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 20|Last Saturday (Main Event Day 1)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 21|Last Sunday (Main Event Day 2)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 22|Last Monday (Main Event Day 3)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 23|Yesterday (Main Event Day 4)]]

* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 25|Tomorrow (Late Bird)]]

2024 SPC Daily Announcements

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The '''[[2024 Scrabble Players Championship]]''' (SPC) takes place in South Bend (IN) at the Century Center Convention Center from July 20 to 24, 2024. If you have urgent questions about the event, please email the [mailto:nsc@scrabbleplayers.org Championship Committee].

=== Monday, July 22nd, 2024 ===
; 8:30 A.M.–8:50 A.M.
: Set up for play (Convention Hall)
; 8:50 A.M.–8:55 A.M.
: Group Photos - SPC Staff (Convention Hall)
; 8:55 A.M.–9:10 A.M.
: Announcements (Convention Hall)
; 9:10 A.M.–1:00 P.M.
: Rounds 15–18 (Convention Hall)
; 2:15 P.M.–2:25 P.M.
: Set up for play (Convention Hall)
; 2:25 P.M.–2:35 P.M.
: Announcements (Convention Hall)
; 2:35 P.M.–5:45 P.M.
: Rounds 19–21 (Convention Hall)
; 8:30 P.M.–11:00 P.M.
: [[2024 SPC Trivia Contest |Trivia Contest]] hosted by [[Frank Tangredi]](Discovery Ballroom)
; 7:00 P.M.–11:30 P.M.
: After hours room open (Discovery Ballroom)

=== Announcements ===
* It’s not too late to sign up for trivia, even if you don't have a team, but please show up a little early if you’re not registered.

=== Other Days' Announcements ===

* [https://icont.ac/4ZjNo July 14 - Email to Attendees]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 18|Last Thursday (Setup)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 19|Last Friday (Early Bird)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 20|Last Saturday (Main Event Day 1)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 21|Yesterday (Main Event Day 2)]]

* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 23|Tomorrow (Main Event Day 4)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 24|Wednesday (Main Event Finals)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 25|Thursday (Late Bird)]]

2024 SPC Daily Announcements

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2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 21

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The '''[[2024 Scrabble Players Championship]]''' (SPC) takes place in South Bend (IN) at the Century Center Convention Center from July 20 to 24, 2024. If you have urgent questions about the event, please email the [mailto:nsc@scrabbleplayers.org Championship Committee].

=== Sunday, July 21st, 2024 ===
; 8:30 A.M.–8:50 A.M.
: Set up for play (Convention Hall)
; 8:50 A.M.–8:55 A.M.
: Group Photos - Past Champions/Division Winners (Convention Hall)
; 8:55 A.M.–9:10 A.M.
: Announcements (Convention Hall)
; 9:10 A.M.–1:00 P.M.
: Rounds 8–11 (Convention Hall)
; 1:15 P.M.–2:15 P.M.
: Directors meeting hosted by [[Ted Gest|Ted Gest]] (TBD)
; 2:15 P.M.–2:25 P.M.
: Set up for play (Convention Hall)
; 2:25 P.M.–2:35 P.M.
: Announcements (Convention Hall)
; 2:35 P.M.–5:45 P.M.
: Rounds 12–14 (Convention Hall)
; 8:30 P.M.–11:30 P.M.
: Evening Musicale (Discovery Ballroom)
; 7:00 P.M.–11:30 P.M.
: After hours room open (Discovery Ballroom)

=== Announcements ===
* '''SWAG SUNDAY! Wear your Scrabble Championship or Scrabble-related swag!'''

=== Other Days' Announcements ===

* [https://icont.ac/4ZjNo July 14 - Email to Attendees]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 18|Last Thursday (Setup)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 19|Last Friday (Early Bird)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 20|Yesterday (Main Event Day 1)]]

* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 22|Tomorrow (Main Event Day 3)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 23|Tuesday (Main Event Day 4)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 24|Wednesday (Main Event Finals)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 25|Thursday (Late Bird)]]

2024 SPC Daily Announcements

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The '''[[2024 Scrabble Players Championship]]''' (SPC) takes place in South Bend (IN) at the Century Center Convention Center from July 20 to 24, 2024. If you have urgent questions about the event, please email the [mailto:nsc@scrabbleplayers.org Championship Committee].

=== Saturday, July 20th, 2024 ===
; 8:30 A.M.–8:50 A.M.
: Set up for play (Convention Hall)
; 8:50 A.M.–8:55 A.M.
: Group Photos - School Scrabble/Youth Players (Convention Hall)
; 8:55 A.M.–9:10 A.M.
: Announcements (Convention Hall)
; 9:10 A.M.–1:15 P.M.
: Rounds 1–4 (Convention Hall)
; 2:15 P.M.–2:25 P.M.
: Set up for play (Convention Hall)
; 2:25 P.M.–2:35 P.M.
: Announcements (Convention Hall)
; 2:35 P.M.–5:45 P.M.
: Rounds 5–7 (Convention Hall)
; 8:30 P.M.–10:00 P.M.
: Town Hall meeting (Discovery Ballroom)
; 7:00 P.M.–11:30 P.M.
: After hours room open (Discovery Ballroom) - Board Games Night

=== Announcements ===
* If you arrived after close of registration yesterday and do not have your player kit, please come to the command centre to pick it up and see if you are in the first round pairings.
* [https://event.scrabbleplayers.org/2024/nasc/build/ Main Event live coverage page]
** If you have a bye in the morning, please come to the playing room anyway, in case a last-minute change puts you back in the pairings.
* Congratulations to EB Division Winners: A. [[Eric Goldstein]] B. [[Noah Goldstein]] C. [[Jane Geary]] D. [[Diane Kerner]] CSW. [[Alec Sjoholm]].
* [https://event.scrabbleplayers.org/2024/spc-eb/tsh/index.html Early Bird NWL standings]
* [https://event.scrabbleplayers.org/2024/spc-eb-s/tsh/index.html Early Bird CSW standings]

=== Other Days' Announcements ===

* [https://icont.ac/4ZjNo July 14 - Email to Attendees]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 18|Last Thursday (Setup)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 19|Yesterday (Early Bird)]]

* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 21|Tomorrow (Main Event Day 2)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 22|Monday (Main Event Day 3)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 23|Tuesday (Main Event Day 4)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 24|Wednesday (Main Event Finals)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 25|Thursday (Late Bird)]]

2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 20

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The '''[[2024 Scrabble Players Championship]]''' (SPC) takes place in South Bend (IN) at the Century Center Convention Center from July 20 to 24, 2024. If you have urgent questions about the event, please email the [mailto:nsc@scrabbleplayers.org Championship Committee].

=== Saturday, July 20th, 2024 ===
; 8:30 A.M.–8:50 A.M.
: Set up for play (Convention Hall)
; 8:50 A.M.–8:55 A.M.
: Group Photos - School Scrabble/Youth Players (Convention Hall)
; 8:55 A.M.–9:10 A.M.
: Announcements (Convention Hall)
; 9:10 A.M.–1:15 P.M.
: Rounds 1–4 (Convention Hall)
; 2:15 P.M.–2:25 P.M.
: Set up for play (Convention Hall)
; 2:25 P.M.–2:35 P.M.
: Announcements (Convention Hall)
; 2:35 P.M.–5:45 P.M.
: Rounds 5–7 (Convention Hall)
; 8:30 P.M.–10:00 P.M.
: Town Hall meeting (Discovery Ballroom)
; 7:00 P.M.–11:30 P.M.
: After hours room open (Discovery Ballroom) - Board Games Night

=== Announcements ===
* If you arrived after close of registration yesterday and do not have your player kit, please come to the command centre to pick it up and see if you are in the first round pairings.
* [https://event.scrabbleplayers.org/2024/nasc/build/ Main Event live coverage page]
* Congratulations to EB Division Winners: A. [[Eric Goldstein]] B. [[Noah Goldstein]] C. [[Jane Geary]] D. [[Diane Kerner]] CSW. [[Alec Sjoholm]].
* [https://event.scrabbleplayers.org/2024/spc-eb/tsh/index.html Early Bird NWL standings]
* [https://event.scrabbleplayers.org/2024/spc-eb-s/tsh/index.html Early Bird CSW standings]

=== Other Days' Announcements ===

* [https://icont.ac/4ZjNo July 14 - Email to Attendees]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 18|Last Thursday (Setup)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 19|Yesterday (Early Bird)]]

* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 21|Tomorrow (Main Event Day 2)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 22|Monday (Main Event Day 3)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 23|Tuesday (Main Event Day 4)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 24|Wednesday (Main Event Finals)]]
* [[2024 SPC Daily Announcements July 25|Thursday (Late Bird)]]