The 2001 South African

National Scrabble Championships

16 & 17 June 2001

Pinelands Library, Howard Centre

Cape Town

16 games – first 13 Swiss pairing, last 3 king-of-the-hill.

	Name	Surname	Wins	Spread
1	Trevor	Hovelmeier	13	1394
2	Anita	Kassel	13	1113
3	Steven	Gruzd	11	951
4	Dylan	Early	11	570
5	Lanre	Oyekunle	10	677
6	Pearl	Seitz	10	594
7	Zubeida	Brey	10	167
8	Angela	Cohen	10	-124
9	Lynn	Roff	9	574
10	Llewellin	Jegels	9	467
11	Pam	Field	9	147
12	Linda	Leshetz	9	22
13	Esme	Kopelowitz	9	-141
14	Rona	Holmes	9	-231
15	Tammy	Davids	8	447
16	Debbe	Hossy	8	362
17	Gerald	Davids	8	143
18	Aurora	Levy	8	72
19	Ros	Finn	8	67
20	Pauline	Washkansky	8	-11
21	Jean	Verster	8	-230
22	Mildred	Wolpe	8	-798
23	Peggy	Brophy	7	175
24	Arlene	Fine	7	146
25	Kevin	Jacobs	7	-36
26	Denise	Lebron	7	-267
27	Noreen	Schneider	7	-298
28	Barbara	Joffe	7	-393
29	Carol	Parker	7	-626
30	Venus	Feldman	7	-974
31	Kathy	Cameron	6	-107
32	Diana	Mason	6	-217
33	Eleanor	Forbes	6	-674
34	Barbara	Giloi	5	-268
35	Bernie	Jardine	5	-284
36	Joe	Roff	5	-572
37	Joy	Palm	5	-625
38	Ursula	Fernandes	4	-1212

Highest game 611 Tammy Davids

Highest word 122 Joe Roff, Mildred Wolpe & Rona Holmes

Most Bonuses Steven Gruzd

Highest Average 445 Steven Gruzd

Biggest Upset Angela Cohen beat Lanre Oyenkunle

Biggest Mover Anita Kassel

The South African team for the 2001 World Scrabble Championships

in Las Vegas, USA on 13-17 December 2001 was chosen immediately

after the conclusion of the final game.

While Lanre Oyenkunle still stops the ratings list, (1980) he is a Nigerian

citizen and thus ineligible at this stage. The team therefore consists of Trevor

Hovelmeier (1898) and Steven Gruzd (1880) of Johannesburg. Dylan Early (1861)

is the first reserve.

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Ratings

2001 Calendar

Other results

2001 statistics