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- A resource for Scrabble players in the Tucson, AZ, area — online since May 7, 2002.
- Home to three National Scrabble Association Clubs
- Home to one non-NSA affiliated club
- A place to find information about Scrabble Tournaments in the Desert Southwest
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Latest News:
May 4, 2008:
Teeny Tiny Three Tournament scheduled for June 21, 2008 at The Highlands
Community Clubhouse in Oro Valley
Come join us in Tucson for the third in the Teeny Tiny Tucson
Tournaments series. This will be the last Arizona tournament before the
West Coast Championships in Reno and the NSA Nationals in Orlando, so
come on in and position your rating going into those majors.
This will be the first of the Teeny Tinies held in a venue large enough
to accomodate more than 100 players, so sign up today and bring your friends
along. Information can be found by clicking on the link in the "Regional
Tournaments" box to the right of this entry or the "cross-tables"
link in the "National Tournament Information" box. For further
information contact Ed Saunders at ed@tucsonscrabble.com or by phone at
(520) 575-6734.
April 14, 2008:
Congratulations to Tucson Scrabblers at the Teeny Tiny Two Tournament
Tucson players fared well in Saturday's Teeny Tiny Tucson Tournament.
NATHAN BENEDICT (Div 1) and ROBERT READLE
(Div 3) took 1st Place in their respective divisions
with MONIQUE KORNELL (Div 1) and RICHARD
SPENCE (Div 2) grabbing 2nd Place money and
VIC KAYE (Div 3) coming in 3rd. MONIQUE KORNELL
(461) and RICHARD SPENCE (462) played the highest
games in their divisions while MICKEY MATZ had
the high loss (386) and the Best Performance in the lower half of division
3.
December 29, 2007:
Robert Whitcomb: Washington Post Obituary / Memorial
Service info
Washington
Post Obituary
December 25, 2007:
Robert Whitcomb: A short memorial.
Monique Kornell shares her memories of Bob Whitcomb.
Robert Whitcomb