List of tournament Scrabble players

This list of tournament Scrabble players includes players who currently or previously played Scrabble at a tournament level.

Players

Name Country First tournament year Ref
Will Anderson  United States 2009 [1]
Conrad Bassett-Bouchard  United States 2004 [2]
Craig Beevers  United Kingdom 2009 [3]
Hervé Bohbot  France 2003
David Boys  Canada 1985
Brian Cappelletto  United States 1985 [4]
Michel Duguet  France 1982
Joe Edley  United States 1978 [5]
David Eldar  Australia 2005 [6]
Stefan Fatsis  United States 1997
Robert Felt  United States 1982 [7]
Andrew Fisher  Australia 1991
Darryl Francis  United Kingdom 1999
Roxane Gay  United States 2011
David Gibson  United States 1986
Helen Gipson  United Kingdom 1999
Matt Graham  United States 1991 [8]
Eric Harshbarger  United States 2001 [9]
Stewart Holden  United Kingdom 2003
Wellington Jighere  Nigeria 2002
Cheryl Kagan  United States 2008
Jim Kramer  United States 1983 [10]
Adam Logan  Canada 1985
Michael McKenna  Australia 2013 [11]
Andrea Carla Michaels  United States 1990
Antonin Michel  France 1987
Pakorn Nemitrmansuk  Thailand 1992
Mark Nyman  United Kingdom 1983
Trip Payne  United States 1995
Paul Phillips  United States 2002
Christian Pierre  Belgium 1990s
Sal Piro  United States 1992
Nigel Richards  New Zealand 1997
Joel Sherman  United States 1988 [12]
David Shulman  United States 1977
Josh Sokol  Canada 2005
Panupol Sujjayakorn  Thailand 2001
Joel Wapnick  United States 1977
Robert Watson  United States 1980s [13]
Dave Wiegand  United States 1985
Roger Wright  United States 1993 [14]

References

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