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Following is a list of the top ten quiz bowlers in Chaska history, as compiled by Reilly Melville. This list was created with emphasis on both accomplishments while playing for Chaska as well as accomplishments elsewhere in players' careers. Note that this list is still under construction and implementation. | Following is a list of the top ten quiz bowlers in Chaska history, as compiled by Reilly Melville. This list was created with emphasis on both accomplishments while playing for Chaska as well as accomplishments elsewhere in players' careers. Note that this list is still under construction and implementation. | ||
| − | 1. Sam Peterson - | + | 1. Sam Peterson - Hands down, the greatest player in Chaska history. His career records for practically every statistic are nearly unbeatable, and he led the team to its best-ever finish at a HSNCT. Sam went on to play for Harvard, and is fondly remembered by the Chaska program as its greatest son. |
| − | 2. Rob Carson - | + | 2. Rob Carson - Rob didn't play much in NAQT-sponsored tournaments for Chaska, so his statistics are somewhat incomplete. However, he was the driving force behind the [[2006 Chaska team]] that is generally considered the best in school history. Rob's biggest achievements came in college with the University of Minnesota, where he won the [[2011 ICT]]. He now works for NAQT, and was a member of Team Humanity against QANTA at the 2016 HSNCT. |
| − | 3. Andrew Hart - | + | 3. Andrew Hart - As with Rob, Andrew's high school statistics are incomplete, but he was an important piece of the 2006 Chaska squad. With the University of Minnesota, he won the 2009 and 2010 Underclassmen ICTs, as well as the 2011 ICT with Rob. Andrew is the University of Minnesota's career points leader, and is now NAQT's Director of Writer Development. |
4. Jeffrey Lyman - | 4. Jeffrey Lyman - | ||
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| Chaska Hawks | |
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| Location: Chaska, MN | |
| Coaches | Tucker Besel (2018-present) |
| State Championships | MNHSQB League: 1992, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2009 Science Bowl: 2003, 2004, 2006 KMO: spring 1992, spring 1993, spring 2003 Knowledge Bowl: 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2003, 2009, 2012 |
| National Championships | none |
| National Appearances | PACE: 2009 HSNCT: 2005, 2007-2018 NAC: 2006 |
| Program Status | Unknown |
| School Size | Unknown |
| NAQT Page | link |
Chaska High School is a noted spawning pool for University of Minnesota quizbowl players. The program was founded by Jan Baker in the 1980s and led to prominence by Chris Lenius in the 2000s. The 2006 Chaska team placed second at the 2006 NAC and the 2009 team tied for 7th at 2009 HSNCT. That team also also attended the program's only PACE NSC.
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Seniors (Class of 2019)
Juniors (Class of 2020)
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Underclassmen
Sophomores (Class of 2021)
Freshmen (Class of 2022)
Other Players
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Other Notable People
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Top Players
Following is a list of the top ten quiz bowlers in Chaska history, as compiled by Reilly Melville. This list was created with emphasis on both accomplishments while playing for Chaska as well as accomplishments elsewhere in players' careers. Note that this list is still under construction and implementation.
1. Sam Peterson - Hands down, the greatest player in Chaska history. His career records for practically every statistic are nearly unbeatable, and he led the team to its best-ever finish at a HSNCT. Sam went on to play for Harvard, and is fondly remembered by the Chaska program as its greatest son.
2. Rob Carson - Rob didn't play much in NAQT-sponsored tournaments for Chaska, so his statistics are somewhat incomplete. However, he was the driving force behind the 2006 Chaska team that is generally considered the best in school history. Rob's biggest achievements came in college with the University of Minnesota, where he won the 2011 ICT. He now works for NAQT, and was a member of Team Humanity against QANTA at the 2016 HSNCT.
3. Andrew Hart - As with Rob, Andrew's high school statistics are incomplete, but he was an important piece of the 2006 Chaska squad. With the University of Minnesota, he won the 2009 and 2010 Underclassmen ICTs, as well as the 2011 ICT with Rob. Andrew is the University of Minnesota's career points leader, and is now NAQT's Director of Writer Development.
4. Jeffrey Lyman -
5. Jacob "Coby" Oertel -
6. Emily Goldberg -
7. Sean Zipse -
8. Mark Meier -
9. Andrew Guyton -
10. Daniel Wyre -
Chaska alumni
There are several noted Chaska alumni in the college quizbowl community, including:
- Rob Carson - University of Minnesota
- Andrew Guyton - Macalester
- Andrew Hart - University of Minnesota
- Meredith Johnson - University of Minnesota
- Jon Martin - University of Minnesota
- Quentin Roper - Drake alum
- Sean Skaar - University of Minnesota
- Tim Youker - Stanford
- Sam Peterson - Harvard
- Jeffery Lyman - Macalester
- Mark Meier - Gustavus
Other alumni include:
Chaska tournaments
In 2007, Chaska hosted a mirror of the Titanomachy tournament, which was attended by several teams on the Saturday before ACF Fall. Drake, consisting of Brendan Byrne, won the tournament over a Minnesota team featuring Rob Carson and Gautam Kandlikar.
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