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'''Northmont High School''' is a high school in Ohio. | '''Northmont High School''' is a high school in Ohio. | ||
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Revision as of 13:09, 7 July 2012
Northmont (OH) | |
Location: Clayton, OH | |
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Coaches | David Jones |
State Championships | NAQT: 2010, ONN Brain Game: 2012 |
National Championships | History Bowl (JV): 2012 |
Program Status | Unknown |
School Size | Unknown |
NAQT Page | link |
Northmont High School is a high school in Ohio.
2012-2013 Roster:
Seniors: Jonathan Yagisawa
Juniors: Kennedy Amos, Hao Tran, Erin Laing, Hannah Hill
Sophomores: Sam Blizzard, Tori Amos
Freshmen: Robbie Spilker, Meghan Jenkins, Helena Jenkins
Coach: David Jones ('97 Alumni of the team)
Assistant Coaches: Emily Bingham ('11 Alumni of the team)
HISTORY
The Northmont Academic Challenge Team is one of the most successful teams in the West Central region of Ohio, qualifying for regionals on 16 occasions, winning the past four regional championships (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012) and winning the High Q championship on 3 occasions (with 4 other Final Four appearances).
The team was founded in 1991 by Carol Roberts, who led the team to six consecutive regional appearances and 4 consecutive league titles. After Mrs. Roberts retirement from coaching in 2004, Bill Patrizio led the team for 2 years.
David Jones took over the Northmont program midseason in 2005, competing only in GWOC league competition (4th place) and the UC Bearcat Buzzerbowl. The team reappeared on the state scene in 2006-2007, with captain Anna Henry leading the T-Bolts to a regionals appearance and a High-Q Final Four appearance.
The 2007-2008 team, captained by Joe Czupryn and featuring a very young supporting cast, captured 2 league championships, a conference MVP (Joe Czupryn- GWOC), a coach of the year award (D.Jones- GWOC), a regionals appearance, 6th place NAQT states, and qualification for PACE and NAQT nationals.
The 2008-2009 team, captained by Amma Boakye, was the beginning of Northmont's re-emergence as a regional power. The team won the GWOC conference with an undefeated record and won their first ever OAC West Central Regional title, with a narrow victory over Tippecanoe.
The 2009-2010 team, captained by Michael Czupryn and led by NASAT All-Star Brandon Williams, won 8 tournaments and the 2010 NAQT Ohio State Championship. The team, which traveled more than possibly any team in the country, won a school record 193 matches during the season. The team won its second straight GWOC Championship (undefeated) and captured its 3rd WHIO-TV High-Q Championship (and the $4,000 prize). The team won $7,000 with its 2nd place finish on the ONN Brain Game.
The 2010-2011 team was the most successful team in school history, with more than 200 wins on the season and 12 tournament championships. The team fell short of a state title, falling to Copley in the both the NAQT (finished 3rd) and OAC (finished 2nd) State Tournaments, despite beating eventual NAQT champ Olmsted Falls by over 100 points at the NAQT State Championship. The team was led by 2-time NASAT all-Ohio player Brandon Williams, who was flanked by a very balanced team of Michael Czupryn, Dan Welch and Emily Bingham.
The team posted a 13th place finish at the NAQT HSNCT, posting playoff wins over Bellarmine and Thomas Jefferson A before falling to Dupont Manual and DCC B in the playoffs. The team finished 17th at the PACE NSC, posting preliminary wins over Auburn and Thomas Jefferson A, before falling in a playoff to Alpharetta and St. Anselms for a spot in the 9th-16th bracket. The team ran their bracket undefeated on Sunday for the 17th place finish.
The 2011-2012 team was led by a pair of freshmen- Sam Blizzard and Tori Amos. As a 8th grader, Blizzard was the 3rd highest scorer at the NAQT High School State Championship, the 17th highest scorer at the NAQT HSNCT, and the top "freshman" scorer at the PACE NSC (despite being an 8th grader). Blizzard led 8th grade teams to several victories over Ohio high school powers Warren G. Harding and St. Charles during the 2010-2011 season, as well as victories over Danville, Simon Kenton and La Jolla. The 2011 OAC State Championship prevented Northmont's Middle School team from competing in the first event NAQT MSNCT.
In 2011-2012, Blizzard was the 4th highest individual scorer at HSNCT and 9th highest scorer at the PACE NSC. Northmont won the state championship of the ONN Brain Game and the National Championship of the Freshman/Sophomore National History Bowl. The team combined to win 11 tournaments, both the GWOC and the MVAC and their fourth consecutive West Central regional.
Notable Alumni:
(* denotes team captain)
- Ryan Kirby (2012)
- Breanna Dominguez (2012)
- Brandon Williams (2011)
- Michael Czupryn* (2011)
- Dan Welch (2011)
- Emily Bingham (2011)
- Miranda DeHart (2010)
- Amma Boakye* (2009)
- Joe Czupryn* (2008)
- Amanda Beaver (2008)
- Anna Henry* (2007)
- Nikki Herman (2007)
- Eboni Carlton (2007)
- Joel Helton* (1999)
- Kevin Shuler (1999)
- Rob Brower (1999)
- David Jones* (1997)
- Keith Hensler* (1995)
- Ryan Overfield (1995)
Northmont Academic Challenge Accomplishments:
2010 NAQT State Champions
2012 ONN Brain Game State Champions
2012 JV Division of the National History Bowl
16 GMVC, GWOC and MVAC League or Tournament Championships
1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000 (GMVC)
2002, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 (GWOC)
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 (MVAC)
Qualified for OAC Regional Competition 16 times
1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
1991-1996—finished 3rd place
2003- Regional Runner-up
2009, 2010, 2011, 2012- Regional Champion
Qualified for OAC State Tournament 5 times
2003—8th place
2009, 2010 - Tied for 5th place
2011, 2012- 2nd place
Qualified (and attended) National Championship Competition 10 times
2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 (t-13th), 2012 (t-33rd) (NAQT HSNCT)
2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 (PACE NSC)
Hold 4 WHIO-TV High-Q Finals Appearances
1995—first place
1998—first place
2002—second place
2010-first place
3 Other Final Four Appearances