Jim Kramer (born 1958) won the 2006 United States Scrabble Open in Phoenix, Arizona.
Joseph Edley (born 1947) is a professional Scrabble player and author, and the first player to win the National Scrabble Championship three times.
Joel Wapnick could now add a world title to his US national title and Canadian title, one of only two players to have won the big three.
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The first CNSC was won by Adam Logan, then a 21-year-old mathematician and reigning American Champion, who defeated English literature specialist Peter Morris, 1991 World Champion, in the finals to become the first Canadian Champion.