 2006 Junior Super Series
Atlanta, Georgia, July 29-30, 2006
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The 2006 Junior Super Series Challenge Season will be starting in January 2006! Each JSS Challenge offers college scholarships to both first and second place, plus promotional cards for all participants, backpacks for the top 4, and Magic® cards for a year for the winner! And this year we feature two separate JSS seasons, each with different promo cards and a reset No-Qual policy. Players can win in both seasons! Please see the 2006 JSS Challenge factsheet below for detailed information.
These tournaments are open to players age 15 and under, who have not won a scholarship by finishing first or second in a JSS Challenge this season. Players with Pro Points may not play in a JSS Challenge. JSS Challenges are open events. You do not need an invitation to play in a Challenge, only the JSS Championship. Please note, you do not earn Pro Points by winning Pro Tour Qualifiers. You earn Pro points by attending the Pro Tour or Worlds (or placing in the top 32 at a Grand Prix).
Jeff Rabovsky, 2005 JSS Champion |
Everybody Walks Away a Winner
This season kicks off with a whole new program! There'll be over 200 Challenges held throughout the U.S. and Canada. They'll feature exclusive premium cards for all participants, product prizes for the top eight, backpacks for the top 4, invites for top two players to the 2006 Super Series Championship, $1000 in scholarships, plus Magic® cards for a year for the first place winner!
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Jeff Garza, 2004 JSS Champion |
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Mitch Towner, 2002-2003 JSS Champion |
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Edward Solis, 2001-2002 JSS Champion |
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Past Results
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