Certamina
A.D. MMX
Scrabulator Optimus: Robertus Getz
Scrabulator Melior: Stephanus Pelle
Scrabulatrix Bona: Jessica Lockhart
Twelve people showed up to compete for the title this year, in a renewal of an interrupted tradition. 2004 Scrabulator Optimus Morris Tichenor was taken out in the first round by Chris Piuma, who then fell to two-time winner, Dr. Rob Getz. Rob took down Anna Wilson to advance to the finals, where he faced Stephen Pelle, fresh from his defeat of this year's third-place competitor, Jessica Lockhart. In an exciting final match, both players played scrabbles (all seven tiles) in their first play of the game, setting a standard of excellenct that followed through to the end. Despite stiff competition from Stephen, Rob managed to keep his second-round lead, established by his second scrabble of the game in as many turns, all the way to the end, and his third Latin Scrabble title. Plays and photos may be found here.
A.D. MMIX
Nullum Certamen
A.D. MMVIII
Nullum Certamen
A.D. MMVII
Scrabulator Optimus: Robertus Getz
A.D. MMVI
Scrabulator Optimus: Robertus Getz
A.D. MMV
Continuing an annual tradition, March/April saw the selection of a new Scrabblator Optimus at the University of Toronto. Links to coverage are below.
Cursus Primus
The second annual (third overall) Latin Scrabble tournament was convened on the Fourth of March, 2005, to decide who the best Latin Scrabble player at the University of Toronto is. With reigning Scrabblator Optimus Morris Tichenor safely ensconced in the US Navy, the field was opened up for a new champion, and thirteen contestants showed up for the honour of competing to take the crown. Coverage is here.
Cursus Secundus
The quarter finals, and the first step to Latin Scrabble immortality.
Cursus Tertius
The semi-final round. Some coverage currently missing, pending the recovery of lost notes.
Cursus Quartus
The final round, and a new Scrabblator Optimus.
A.D. MMIV
In February 2004, a tournament was held to determine the champion Scrabble player at the University of Toronto. This was the second such event, and the first in what is planned to be an annual sucession. Coverage and Results may be found here.
Cursus Primus
Eighteen people responded to the call for a tournament, including Centre Scrabble diehards, occasional players, and even a member or two of other departments. The First Round Coverage may bee seen here.
Cursus Secundus
Round Two coverage is now available here!
Cursus Tertius
The ups and downs of the first Semi-Final round are available here.
Cursus Quartus
With only four contestants left, the contest to get into the last round is documented here.
Cursus Quintus
The last two. Titans of Latin Scrabble. See it here.