2016 Shediac SCRABBLE Tournament

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Commentary: Round 10

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Round 10 Auto-Commentary

Jackson Smylie (Toronto ON) stays in the lead for the 9th consecutive round, 8.5-1.5 +1531. Noella Ward (Calgary AB) is 0.5 games behind at 8-2 +504, on a 3-game winning streak, #2 up from #3. Betty Bergeron (Calgary AB) is 1 game behind the leader at 7.5-2.5 +413, on a 4-game winning streak, #3 rising from #4.

In Class B: Betty Bergeron (Calgary AB) is the lead, 7.5-2.5 +413, on a 4-game winning streak. Doug Murray (Sackville NB) is 3.5 games behind at 4-6 -949, on a 3-game winning streak, #6 climbing from #8.

High Win: Jackson Smylie (Toronto ON) 446-388 vs. Chuck Abbate (Quispamsis NB). Low Win: Bob Grant (Cape Spear NB) 292-272 vs. Mary Dale Haddad (Eel Ground NB). High Loss: Dave Krook (Mississauga ON) 415-443 vs. Noella Ward (Calgary AB). Low Loss: Mary Dale Haddad (Eel Ground NB) 272-292 vs. Bob Grant (Cape Spear NB).

Round 10 Auto-Commentary

Winter (Houston, TX) stays in the lead for the 5th consecutive round, 8-2 +178. Andrew Golding (Montréal QC) is 1 game behind at 7-3 +738, on a 6-game winning streak, remaining unchanged at #2 for 3 rounds. Tony Leah (Toronto ON) is +478, steady at #3 for 3 rounds.

In Class B: Shan Abbasi (Mississauga ON) is the lead for the 4th consecutive round, 6-4 +120.

High Win: Andrew Golding (Montréal QC) 560-370 vs. Winter (Houston, TX). Low Win: Tony Leah (Toronto ON) 456-451 vs. Shauna Petrie (Mississauga ON). High Loss: Shauna Petrie (Mississauga ON) 451-456 vs. Tony Leah (Toronto ON). Low Loss: Winter (Houston, TX) 370-560 vs. Andrew Golding (Montréal QC).

We've asked players to play an eighth game today to help out fellow players with tight travel schedules tomorrow. After the originally scheduled ten rounds, the fields are still surprisingly tight in both divisions. In TWL, we have players with 8½, 8, 7½ and 7 wins with five games to go; in CSW, players with 8, 7, 6 and 5 wins at the top of the field.