It's official, the NTU WGS Scrabble Mini 2013 will take place
on March 17, 2013
from 9am - 6pm
at Hall 16 Seminar Room
Entry Fee: $5
Prizes: TBC depending on number of players
This event is open to the public, but the entry fee is lower compared to local Scrabble Association events, so this is a good and rare chance to play with new opponents and gain some experience.
To register, inform Kian Boon either through facebook pm, or email (which is listed on the facebook event page).
Check out the facebook event here. Do not hesitate to ask more of your friends and hallmates to come down!
Monday, February 18, 2013
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
20130213 - 2nd WGS Boggle Mini
18 players took part in the 2nd WGS Boggle Mini, a higher participation rate than 14 of last year. The players were seeded by results from the 1st WGS Boggle Mini, and unseeded players were arranged by alphabetical order, with the exception of players 16 and 17 being added in last minute, and players 18 and 19 to enter only during later rounds, to arrive at the start list below.
The pairings system used was Australian Draw, though we tweaked the pairings to allow those who came later to play more rounds instead of receiving 'byes'. After 8 exciting rounds, the tournament concluded with the results below.
Congratulations to:
Jeremy Su who won the best word prize with 2x 8 letter words: GIDDYING and BRITTLER
Dillon Tay who won the highest round score prize with 120 + 136 = 256
Victor Chua for getting overall 3rd
Liew Kian Boon for getting overall 2nd
Gabriel Cheang for getting overall 1st
Our next NTU event will be our Scrabble Mini to be held on 17th March 2013 (Sunday), so hope to see you there!
| Seeding | Player | Rank from 1st Mini | Remarks |
| 1 | Gabriel Cheang | 1st | - |
| 2 | Dillon Tay | 8th | - |
| 3 | Ong Xing Long | 10th | - |
| 4 | Lim Wen Zhen | 11th | - |
| 5 | Nicholas Tan | 14th | - |
| 6 | Ang Jin Yang | - | - |
| 7 | Chin Hsien Juen | - | - |
| 8 | Victor Chua | - | - |
| 9 | Dang Chun Kin | - | - |
| 10 | Jeremy Su | - | - |
| 11 | Liew Kian Boon | - | - |
| 12 | Sarah Teo | - | Played Rd1-4 |
| 13 | Seline Kok | - | - |
| 14 | Tay Jing En | - | - |
| 15 | Yvonne Pow | - | - |
| 16 | Wilson Chan | - | - |
| 17 | Lim Yee Siang | - | Played Rd1-3 |
| 18 | Aaron Chong | - | Played Rd4-8 |
| 19 | Varun Govind Raj | - | Played Rd7-8 |
The pairings system used was Australian Draw, though we tweaked the pairings to allow those who came later to play more rounds instead of receiving 'byes'. After 8 exciting rounds, the tournament concluded with the results below.
| Rank | Player | Rd 1 | Rd 2 | Rd 3 | Rd 4 | Rd 5 | Rd 6 | Rd 7 | Rd 8 | Wins | Spread |
| 1 | Gabriel Cheang | vs 8 (232-174, +58) | vs 4 (156-123, +33) | vs 14 (167-136, +31) | vs 5 (150-110, +40) | vs 2 (177-171, +6) | vs 3 (137-133, +4) | vs 7 (130-87, +43) | vs 9 (145-81, +64) | 8 | +279 |
| 2 | Liew Kian Boon | vs 5 (245-256, -11) | vs 3 (164-160, +4) | vs 11 (228-149, +79) | vs 4 (115-112, +3) | vs 1 (171-177, -6) | vs 14 (182-134, +48) | vs 13 (166-158, +8) | vs 10 (158-134, +24) | 6 | +149 |
| 3 | Victor Chua | vs 16 (161-153, +8) | vs 2 (160-164, -4) | vs 6 (138-145, -7) | vs 15 (189-116, +73) | vs 9 (211-187, +24) | vs 1 (133-137, -4) | vs 4 (44-40, +4) | vs 5 (181-167, +14) | 5 | +108 |
| 4 | Wilson Chan | vs 17 (169-116, +53) | vs 1 (123-156, -33) | vs 15 (181-140, +41) | vs 2 (112-115, -3) | vs 5 (140-137, +3) | vs 7 (117-104, +13) | vs 3 (40-44, -4) | vs 11 (162-137, +25) | 5 | +95 |
| 5 | Dillon Tay | vs 2 (256-245, +11) | vs 11 (141-116, +25) | vs 9 (120-110, +10) | vs 1 (110-150, -40) | vs 4 (137-140, -3) | vs 12 (104-89, +15) | vs 8 (201-180, +21) | vs 3 (167-181, -14) | 5 | +25 |
| 6 | Seline Kok | vs 15 (140-121, +19) | vs 14 (148-161, -13) | vs 3 (145-138, +7) | vs 7 (94-107, -13) | vs 12 (82-89, -7) | vs 10 (105-125, -20) | Bye (+50) | vs 19 (115-30, +85) | 4 | +108 |
| 7 | Ang Jin Yang | vs 10 (149-165, -16) | vs 12 (123-94, +29) | vs 16 (98-100, -2) | vs 6 (107-94, +13) | vs 8 (174-151, +23) | vs 4 (104-117, -13) | vs 1 (87-130, -43) | Bye (+50) | 4 | +41 |
| 8 | Jeremy Su | vs 1 (174-232, -58) | vs 17 (142-108, +34) | vs 10 (172-114, +58) | vs 9 (154-156, -2) | vs 7 (151-174, -23) | vs 13 (137-132, +5) | vs 5 (180-201, -21) | vs 14 (167-164, +3) | 4 | -4 |
| 9 | Tay Jing En | vs 12 (139-124, +15) | vs 10 (202-169, +33) | vs 5 (110-120, -10) | vs 8 (156-154, +2) | vs 3 (187-211, -24) | vs 11 (105-106, -1) | vs 14 (169-136, +33) | vs 1 (81-145, -64) | 4 | -16 |
| 10 | Yvonne Pow | vs 7 (165-149, +16) | vs 9 (169-202, -33) | vs 8 (114-172, -58) | vs 11 (138-148, -10) | vs 15 (117-93, +24) | vs 6 (125-105, +20) | vs 12 (123-116, +7) | vs 2 (134-158, -24) | 4 | -58 |
| 11 | Ong Xing Long | vs 18 (132-120, +12) | vs 5 (116-141, -25) | vs 2 (149-228, -79) | vs 10 (148-138, +10) | vs 13 (121-128, -7) | vs 9 (106-105, +1) | vs 15 (148-134, +14) | vs 4 (137-162, -25) | 4 | -99 |
| 12 | Nicholas Tan | vs 9 (124-139, -15) | vs 7 (94-123, -29) | vs 18 (145-132, +13) | vs 17 (142-133, +9) | vs 6 (89-82, +7) | vs 5 (89-104, -15) | vs 10 (116-123, -7) | vs 15 (166-166, +0) | 3.5 | -37 |
| 13 | Aaron Chong | - | - | - | vs 14 (154-143, +11) | vs 11 (128-121, +7) | vs 8 (132-137, -5) | vs 2 (158-166, -8) | vs 17 (114-89, +55) | 3 | +60 |
| 14 | Dang Chun Kin | Bye (+50) | vs 6 (161-148, +13) | vs 1 (136-167, -31) | vs 13 (143-154, -11) | vs 17 (145-114, +31) | vs 2 (134-182, -48) | vs 9 (136-169, -33) | vs 8 (164-167, -3) | 3 | -32 |
| 15 | Lim Wen Zhen | vs 6 (120-139, -19) | Bye (+50) | vs 4 (140-181, -41) | vs 3 (116-189, -73) | vs 10 (93-117, -24) | vs 17 (150-124, +26) | vs 11 (134-148, -14) | vs 12 (166-166, +0) | 2.5 | -95 |
| 16 | Lim Yee Siang | vs 3 (153-161, -8) | vs 18 (103-81, +22) | vs 7 (100-98, +2) | - | - | - | - | - | 2 | +16 |
| 17 | Chin Hsien Juen | vs 4 (116-169, -53 | vs 8 (108-142, -34) | Bye (+50) | vs 12 (133-142, -9) | vs 14 (114-145, -31) | vs 15 (124-150, -26) | vs 19 (102-53, +49) | vs 13 (89-144, -55 | 2 | -109 |
| 18 | Sarah Teo | vs 11 (120-132, -12) | vs 16 (81-103, -22) | vs 12 (132-145, -13) | Bye (+50) | - | - | - | - | 1 | +3 |
| 19 | Varun Govind Raj | - | - | - | - | - | - | vs 17 (53-102, -49) | vs 6 (30-115, -85) | 0 | -134 |
Congratulations to:
Jeremy Su who won the best word prize with 2x 8 letter words: GIDDYING and BRITTLER
Dillon Tay who won the highest round score prize with 120 + 136 = 256
Victor Chua for getting overall 3rd
Liew Kian Boon for getting overall 2nd
Gabriel Cheang for getting overall 1st
Our next NTU event will be our Scrabble Mini to be held on 17th March 2013 (Sunday), so hope to see you there!
Sunday, February 3, 2013
02 Feb 2013 Survivors only Scrabblethon 2013
While I have observed that most Scrabble Association tournaments only take place on Sundays (such as minis) or on both Saturday and Sunday (National Events), this has prevented many church goers or people who have their Sundays busy from participating in Scrabble events. However, with Tony Sim's "Survivors only Scrabblethon 2013" held on just Saturday, several NTU WGS members took up the challenge and went for what can only be called an intense competition.
The game took place from 12pm all the way till 11pm+, with 12 gruelling rounds all in one go. Nevertheless, that probably served as one of the main attractions, as getting to play so many rounds in one day really increases enjoyment and utility of time. Moreover, there was only 1 section available, which gave non-Master players a chance to experience higher level play, and get a shot at fragging some big guns.
Aaron, Jeya, Jin Yang and Gabriel took part, and all of them came back with some nice kills, as well as netting 2 out of the top 3 places as Aaron got 1st with 9 out of 12 wins, and Jeya got 3rd with 8 out of 12 wins. Wilson Lee also came down to support and look at the awesome games going on, as well as take up the position of paparazzi and snap photos left and right.
Aaron played "JAWBONER" for 235 points in Round 8, not only setting the high word for the tournament, but also breaking his high game record, achieving a score of 705 for that game.
Jeya came into the tournament relatively unknown by the Div A players, but they were soon taking great notice of him, as he defeated 2 GMs, 2 SMs, and 1 NM. He can also claim the honour of taking 2 points off the tournament winner Aaron, winning 2 games out of their 3 encounters in this tournament, given that the whole tournament was King of the Hill format all the way.
Jin Yang, while one of the lowest rated in the tournament with a rating below 1500, proved much stronger than his rating, beating 1 SM and 1 NM, and like what Jeya did to Aaron, Jin Yang also won 2 out of his 3 games with Jeya. By squeezing a win in his last game against Gabriel by a score of 11, Jin Yang won the "highest above seeding" award, as well as the "highest under 1600 rating" award.
Gabriel had a tough start, losing his first round to an SM by just 1 point, and faced GMs for his subsequent 4 rounds. Nevertheless, he managed a lucky win over one of them by a margin of 147, before bouncing back with a few wins over the weaker players.
It was exhausting, but everyone went home happy that night!
Do note that 4th and 5th Feb will be the Inter-School Rec Games for scrabble, and even if you're not playing, you can always come down and take a look at the games! Also do not forget that it's just over a week till our Boggle Mini on 13th Feb, so if you haven't signed up, please do so soon!
Also take note that the next Scrabble Association event, as given on the SA website, is the Jurong Green CC Scrabble Open Championship 2013.
The game took place from 12pm all the way till 11pm+, with 12 gruelling rounds all in one go. Nevertheless, that probably served as one of the main attractions, as getting to play so many rounds in one day really increases enjoyment and utility of time. Moreover, there was only 1 section available, which gave non-Master players a chance to experience higher level play, and get a shot at fragging some big guns.
Aaron, Jeya, Jin Yang and Gabriel took part, and all of them came back with some nice kills, as well as netting 2 out of the top 3 places as Aaron got 1st with 9 out of 12 wins, and Jeya got 3rd with 8 out of 12 wins. Wilson Lee also came down to support and look at the awesome games going on, as well as take up the position of paparazzi and snap photos left and right.
Aaron played "JAWBONER" for 235 points in Round 8, not only setting the high word for the tournament, but also breaking his high game record, achieving a score of 705 for that game.
Jeya came into the tournament relatively unknown by the Div A players, but they were soon taking great notice of him, as he defeated 2 GMs, 2 SMs, and 1 NM. He can also claim the honour of taking 2 points off the tournament winner Aaron, winning 2 games out of their 3 encounters in this tournament, given that the whole tournament was King of the Hill format all the way.
Jin Yang, while one of the lowest rated in the tournament with a rating below 1500, proved much stronger than his rating, beating 1 SM and 1 NM, and like what Jeya did to Aaron, Jin Yang also won 2 out of his 3 games with Jeya. By squeezing a win in his last game against Gabriel by a score of 11, Jin Yang won the "highest above seeding" award, as well as the "highest under 1600 rating" award.
Gabriel had a tough start, losing his first round to an SM by just 1 point, and faced GMs for his subsequent 4 rounds. Nevertheless, he managed a lucky win over one of them by a margin of 147, before bouncing back with a few wins over the weaker players.
It was exhausting, but everyone went home happy that night!
Do note that 4th and 5th Feb will be the Inter-School Rec Games for scrabble, and even if you're not playing, you can always come down and take a look at the games! Also do not forget that it's just over a week till our Boggle Mini on 13th Feb, so if you haven't signed up, please do so soon!
Also take note that the next Scrabble Association event, as given on the SA website, is the Jurong Green CC Scrabble Open Championship 2013.
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Upcoming Word Game Events in NTU
1. ISRG Scrabble
Prelims
Dates: 4th-5th Feb 2013 (Week 4 Monday and Tuesday)
Venue: Nanyang House
Time: 630pm-930pm (3 games each day)
Time controls: 20mins per player
Finals
Date: 7th Feb 2013 (Week 4 Thursday)
Venue: Hall 12 MPH
Time: 6pm-930pm
2. WGS Boggle Mini
Date: 13th Feb 2013 (Week 5 Wednesday)
Venue: Nanyang House (to be confirmed)
Time: 7pm-1130pm (6-8 rounds, as many as time permits)
Sign up here!
You can see which of your friends has signed up here!
Prelims
Dates: 4th-5th Feb 2013 (Week 4 Monday and Tuesday)
Venue: Nanyang House
Time: 630pm-930pm (3 games each day)
Time controls: 20mins per player
Finals
Date: 7th Feb 2013 (Week 4 Thursday)
Venue: Hall 12 MPH
Time: 6pm-930pm
2. WGS Boggle Mini
Date: 13th Feb 2013 (Week 5 Wednesday)
Venue: Nanyang House (to be confirmed)
Time: 7pm-1130pm (6-8 rounds, as many as time permits)
Sign up here!
You can see which of your friends has signed up here!
Sunday, December 9, 2012
09 Dec 2012 Jurong Green Mini
The 2nd official tournament by the Scrabble Association since the 12 Aug 2012 Jurong Green Mini, this tournament drew a large number of NTU players as the last tournament, the Singapore Open Championships 2012, was held too close to our exams. Of notable mention was the Hall 7 Scrabble Team, which came down in force with 4 of their members.
Div 'A', as usual, was the clash of the titans, and there were many indeed. Out of 8 players, 5 were Grandmasters (GM), 2 were Senior Masters (SM), and our own SKY was the only Master (M) there. SKY did his best, and in a remarkable game against our boss LKB, he lost by just 3 points, with both players having breathtaking scores of 516-513. In his last 2 games, which were both King Of The Hill (KOTH) after 7 rounds of Round Robin, SKY came back with 2 wins against SM Adrian Tay to overtake him and place 7th, despite being seeded last.
GM Aaron scored 6 wins out of 9 to place 2nd with a superior spread. Interestingly, he defeated all the other players exactly once, except the big boss GM LKB.
GM LKB proved himself the National Champion once again, as he left everyone trailing at least 2 points behind, scoring 8 out of 9 wins, achieving a high game of 590, even bullying 3 other masters with spreads of >150.
Div 'B' was really a 'fake' division, with more than half the players pushed up from Div 'C' due to insufficient players. Out of the 9 players (excluding dear ZZ Bye), 6 were from NTU. Aside from the 4 Hall 7 players, there was also Gabriel, and Stifen, a hall 6 alumnus who had his first tournament after a long hiatus.
Gabriel was the highest rated in Div 'B', but only managed to win 2nd place, losing just 1 game to the division winner with 8 points out of 9. He had an almost perfect record of every game above 400 points, except for the 1 game he lost.
Tommy achieved 4th place, narrowly missing the prize pool. with a score of 5 points out of 9. With a score of 507, Tommy took the honours for high game.
Jinghan came in narrowly behind in 5th place, also with 5 points, but losing to Tommy by spread. Nevertheless, he was crowned "King of the Hall 7 Slope" by defeating all other Hall 7 players in their personal encounters in the tournament.
Stifen graduated in AY2010-2011 and used to be known as one of the better scrabble players from hall 6 on par with SKY. After not playing for a long time, he made a comeback with a decent score of 4 out of 9.
Chun Kin, aka "Dancing Hunk" (an anagram to his name), scored 3 points. He tried very hard to overcome unfavorable circumstances, especially when 3 moves into his game against Tommy, he was supposedly trailing by 160 points. He finally managed to catch up to 20 points, but was thwarted by the tiles in the end.
Ramona did not have such a good tournament, scoring 1 point, but that would be in part due to the fact that she had 2 papers on the last day of exams, 7th Dec, unlike most of us lucky souls. Nevertheless, she put up a good fight, losing to the top 2 players by margins of less than a hundred.
Div 'C' this time consisted mostly of "first-time" players. Another 3 NTU players, Seline from Hall 12, Yun Jie from Hall 6, and Morris from Hall 6, had their first foray into local scrabble tournaments. However, insider information from SKY raised a puzzle, as he mentioned that Yun Jie had played in Div 'C' 2 years ago and had actually won a prize then.
After 8 rounds, Seline was revealed as the clear winner, with 7 wins out of 8, beating both other NTU players narrowly, with margins of less than 30.
Yun Jie placed 4th with 4 points out of 8, winning 3 games by huge margins of more than 120, and in an epic match with Morris, losing by just 2 points.
Morris placed right next to him at 5th, also with 4 points out of 8. Nevertheless, Morris claimed the honour of having the high game, with a score of 495, thrashing his opponent by 265 points!
More detailed results can be found here
The next Scrabble Association (SA) event mentioned on their Calendar of Events is the "SA Millenium Cup" to be held on Jan 12-13, 2013, which is, unfortunately, only open to SA Members. However, as SKY said, one could simply treat the membership fee to SA ($12 if I'm not mistaken) as the entry fee to a regular tournament. Also look out for our own WGS Boggle Mini happening on Week 5 of Sem 2, more details later!
Div 'A', as usual, was the clash of the titans, and there were many indeed. Out of 8 players, 5 were Grandmasters (GM), 2 were Senior Masters (SM), and our own SKY was the only Master (M) there. SKY did his best, and in a remarkable game against our boss LKB, he lost by just 3 points, with both players having breathtaking scores of 516-513. In his last 2 games, which were both King Of The Hill (KOTH) after 7 rounds of Round Robin, SKY came back with 2 wins against SM Adrian Tay to overtake him and place 7th, despite being seeded last.
GM Aaron scored 6 wins out of 9 to place 2nd with a superior spread. Interestingly, he defeated all the other players exactly once, except the big boss GM LKB.
GM LKB proved himself the National Champion once again, as he left everyone trailing at least 2 points behind, scoring 8 out of 9 wins, achieving a high game of 590, even bullying 3 other masters with spreads of >150.
Div 'B' was really a 'fake' division, with more than half the players pushed up from Div 'C' due to insufficient players. Out of the 9 players (excluding dear ZZ Bye), 6 were from NTU. Aside from the 4 Hall 7 players, there was also Gabriel, and Stifen, a hall 6 alumnus who had his first tournament after a long hiatus.
Gabriel was the highest rated in Div 'B', but only managed to win 2nd place, losing just 1 game to the division winner with 8 points out of 9. He had an almost perfect record of every game above 400 points, except for the 1 game he lost.
Tommy achieved 4th place, narrowly missing the prize pool. with a score of 5 points out of 9. With a score of 507, Tommy took the honours for high game.
Jinghan came in narrowly behind in 5th place, also with 5 points, but losing to Tommy by spread. Nevertheless, he was crowned "King of the Hall 7 Slope" by defeating all other Hall 7 players in their personal encounters in the tournament.
Stifen graduated in AY2010-2011 and used to be known as one of the better scrabble players from hall 6 on par with SKY. After not playing for a long time, he made a comeback with a decent score of 4 out of 9.
Chun Kin, aka "Dancing Hunk" (an anagram to his name), scored 3 points. He tried very hard to overcome unfavorable circumstances, especially when 3 moves into his game against Tommy, he was supposedly trailing by 160 points. He finally managed to catch up to 20 points, but was thwarted by the tiles in the end.
Ramona did not have such a good tournament, scoring 1 point, but that would be in part due to the fact that she had 2 papers on the last day of exams, 7th Dec, unlike most of us lucky souls. Nevertheless, she put up a good fight, losing to the top 2 players by margins of less than a hundred.
Div 'C' this time consisted mostly of "first-time" players. Another 3 NTU players, Seline from Hall 12, Yun Jie from Hall 6, and Morris from Hall 6, had their first foray into local scrabble tournaments. However, insider information from SKY raised a puzzle, as he mentioned that Yun Jie had played in Div 'C' 2 years ago and had actually won a prize then.
After 8 rounds, Seline was revealed as the clear winner, with 7 wins out of 8, beating both other NTU players narrowly, with margins of less than 30.
Yun Jie placed 4th with 4 points out of 8, winning 3 games by huge margins of more than 120, and in an epic match with Morris, losing by just 2 points.
Morris placed right next to him at 5th, also with 4 points out of 8. Nevertheless, Morris claimed the honour of having the high game, with a score of 495, thrashing his opponent by 265 points!
More detailed results can be found here
The next Scrabble Association (SA) event mentioned on their Calendar of Events is the "SA Millenium Cup" to be held on Jan 12-13, 2013, which is, unfortunately, only open to SA Members. However, as SKY said, one could simply treat the membership fee to SA ($12 if I'm not mistaken) as the entry fee to a regular tournament. Also look out for our own WGS Boggle Mini happening on Week 5 of Sem 2, more details later!
Monday, September 10, 2012
4 Sep 2012 NTU Scrabble with Friends 2012
NTU Scrabble with Friends 2012 was the first internal scrabble tournament organised by NTU WGS. It was held on 4th September from 730pm-12midnight, with 10 players joining. It was unfortunate that the competition clashed with so many hall committee and CCA AGMs, but it was heartening to see many who came for part of the tournament even though they could not make the whole timing!
Here are the results of the tournament after 5 rounds of King of the Hill no repeats until the last round:
KB scored a perfect 5 wins to win the tournament undisputed, but it should also be noted that Aaron came in only from the 3rd round onwards, taking 3 big wins to emerge 2nd with a comfortable tiebreak margin. Several other players also did not play all the rounds, with Eugene only playing the first 4, and Ramona and Chun Kin coming in from round 3 onwards as well.
Do look out for our 2nd boggle mini in semester 2, and we'll try to find a suitable time such that more people can make it! Also note that the next 2 official Scrabble Association events are the Singapore Open held on 17-18 November, as well as the Jurong Green CC Mini held on 9 December.
Here are the results of the tournament after 5 rounds of King of the Hill no repeats until the last round:
| Name | Wins | Spread |
| 1. Liew Kian Boon | 5 | 1010 |
| 2. Aaron Chong | 3 | 594 |
| 3. Gabriel Cheang | 3 | -8 |
| 4. Ong Xing Long | 3 | -108 |
| 5. Tan Sze Mei | 2 | -168 |
| 6. Eugene Kok | 2 | -215 |
| 7. Jeyaseelan | 2 | -227 |
| 8. Ramona Koh | 1 | -26 |
| 9. Dang Chun Kin | 1 | -37 |
| 10. Ngiam Jinghan | 0 | -735 |
KB scored a perfect 5 wins to win the tournament undisputed, but it should also be noted that Aaron came in only from the 3rd round onwards, taking 3 big wins to emerge 2nd with a comfortable tiebreak margin. Several other players also did not play all the rounds, with Eugene only playing the first 4, and Ramona and Chun Kin coming in from round 3 onwards as well.
Do look out for our 2nd boggle mini in semester 2, and we'll try to find a suitable time such that more people can make it! Also note that the next 2 official Scrabble Association events are the Singapore Open held on 17-18 November, as well as the Jurong Green CC Mini held on 9 December.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
CCA Fair & Scrabble with Friends Competition 2012
Hi Guys, this week, from Tuesday to Friday, NTU is holding the CCA Fair at North Spine. NTU Word Games Society is at Booth "Orange 32", shared with Chinese Chess and Fast Forward Club. If you have time, do drop by, take a look, and entertain our friends who have stepped up to take booth manning duty. Our exhibition game times are Tue/Thu from 12pm-5pm and Wed/Fri from 9am-12pm.
Also coming up soon is our very own Scrabble with Friends Competition 2012. The name aside, this is simply a scrabble competition between friendly people (us!). Alumni are welcome to participate, as of course are any current NTU students.
See the poster below for more details, and register at: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dF93aFRxOURvb2RsLXFybUYybEN2Snc6MQ
Also coming up soon is our very own Scrabble with Friends Competition 2012. The name aside, this is simply a scrabble competition between friendly people (us!). Alumni are welcome to participate, as of course are any current NTU students.
See the poster below for more details, and register at: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dF93aFRxOURvb2RsLXFybUYybEN2Snc6MQ
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