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Looking back on history and looking forward to the future!
Review of 2017 NASCC Part III Competition:
2017 North American City Championship Challenge (Los Angeles) was grandly held On July 16th and 17th, 2017. The first and second runner-ups of each group have their own winners. Education, entertainment and challenges are further integrated here, bringing young people around the world with extraordinary memories. The champion and runner-up of each group had appeared one after another. Finally, meet our 2017 NASCC (Los Angeles) final champion: Shrourav Dasari. Congratulations!Looking forward to your participation.

Looking back on history and looking forward to the future!
Review of 2017 NASCC Part I spelling training class
Spellers had been immersed in spelling training classes in those days. With the end of the final course, the professional Spelling Bee coaches had taught all the spelling skills and methods of each etymology to the spellers.
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Review of 2016 NASCC Part IV Champion:
“Spelling bees helped me learn a lot about things outside of words. I learned about work ethic, time management, and how to stay calm under pressure. I also met many people who I hope to stay friends with for a long time. Spelling enabled me to travel to Washington, D.C. for the Scripps National Spelling Bee twice. I was also able to go to California for NASCC and to Beijing for the start of SPBCN's 2016-2017 season and to participate in GCSCC. For spellers this year, remember that studying will get you far. Also, remember that it's not just about winning; it's also about learning and making new friends. I hope that you will find as much joy and fun in spelling as I do.”
From Sylvie Lamontagne, Lakewood, Colorado 2016 NASCC Champion
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Looking back on history and looking forward to the future! Let’s revisit this precious memory from 2015 and gear up for NASCC 2026 together!
Review of 2015 NASCC Part IV Champion:
“It was so inspiring to go to the United States particularly in Los Angeles to compete with the local competitors. They were prominent in language and in studying hard, so we could not look down upon them. Even though they are very young, their vocabulary is vast. After several rounds, I and another two American competitors hadn’t been out of the game, and both of them were younger than me. They had no difficulty in some challenge words, so it was so lucky that I can hold on to the last. Anthony Chiang is a Asian-American kid, and he was the champion of L.A. Spelling Bee. For me, I felt I had won just the thought that I could compete with him. The last word was Periphrastic, and he spelled it wrongly perhaps because of carelessness. It was difficult to identify the pronunciation of Para and Peri.”
From Tian En He, Tianjin, China 2015 NASCC Champion