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'''Moline High School''' is in the Quad Cities in northwest Illinois. They have been coached since their founding in the early 1990s by Nick Pitz, a member of the [[IHSSBCA Hall of Fame]] who has successfully led [[Team Illinois]] a few times. Pitz retired in 2014. Consistently one of the better teams in Illinois, they won the 1999 [[Masonic tournament]], beating [[New Trier]] in a hotly contested Championship Match marred by [[Answers Plus|horrible questions]]. | '''Moline High School''' is in the Quad Cities in northwest Illinois. They have been coached since their founding in the early 1990s by Nick Pitz, a member of the [[IHSSBCA Hall of Fame]] who has successfully led [[Team Illinois]] a few times. Pitz retired in 2014. Consistently one of the better teams in Illinois, they won the 1999 [[Masonic tournament]], beating [[New Trier]] in a hotly contested Championship Match marred by [[Answers Plus|horrible questions]]. | ||
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| + | Moline hosted its Fresh/Soph Tournament, later renamed the Curtis Butterfield Memorial, for many years as well as Regionals & Sectionals for both [[IHSA]] & [[Masonic]] State Tournaments. | ||
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| + | Moline was the first customer of a [[Buzzersystems.com]] lockout system. | ||
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| + | ==Individual Awards== | ||
| + | ===Team Illinois=== | ||
| + | *1999: Martin Urban | ||
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| Location: Moline, Illinois | |
| Coaches | Holly Anderson |
| State Championships | 1999 Masonic tournament |
| National Championships | none |
| Program Status | Unknown |
| School Size | Unknown |
| NAQT Page | link |
Moline High School is in the Quad Cities in northwest Illinois. They have been coached since their founding in the early 1990s by Nick Pitz, a member of the IHSSBCA Hall of Fame who has successfully led Team Illinois a few times. Pitz retired in 2014. Consistently one of the better teams in Illinois, they won the 1999 Masonic tournament, beating New Trier in a hotly contested Championship Match marred by horrible questions.
Moline hosted its Fresh/Soph Tournament, later renamed the Curtis Butterfield Memorial, for many years as well as Regionals & Sectionals for both IHSA & Masonic State Tournaments.
Moline was the first customer of a Buzzersystems.com lockout system.
Individual Awards
Team Illinois
- 1999: Martin Urban
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