North American Scrabble Players Association - Activities

Activities

NASPA has organized the annual National Scrabble Championship (NSC) since 2009, most recently the 2012 NSC in Orlando, FL. The 2013 NSC will be held in Las Vegas.

Its Dictionary Committee edits the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary and the Official Tournament and Club Word List.

Its Rules Committee edits the official Scrabble tournament rules.

Its Rating and Recognition Committee maintains the official rating system.

Its Tournament Committee maintains a calendar of hundreds of officially sanctioned tournaments each year, and is a disciplinary body for players and directors.

Its Club and Director Committee maintains a roster of officially sanctioned clubs, and certifies club and tournament directors.

Its Advisory Board determines policy that affects club and tournament play, and hears appeals to the decisions of other committees.

Its Canadian Committee oversees matters that pertain solely to Canadian NASPA members, such as organizing the Canadian National Scrabble Championship tournament.

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