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The following list of early tournament winners was posted in 1989:
 
The following list of early tournament winners was posted in 1989:
  
*1970: [[1970 Valdosta State|Valdosta State]]
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*1970: [[Valdosta State]]
*1971: [[1971 Berry|Berry]]
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*1971: [[Berry]]
*1972: [[1972 Georgia Southwestern|Georgia Southwestern]]
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*1972: [[Georgia Southwestern]]
*1973: [[1973 Georgia Southern|Georgia Southern]]
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*1973: [[Georgia Southern]]
*1974: [[1974 Berry|Berry]]  
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*1974: [[Berry]]  
*1975: [[1975 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]
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*1975: [[Georgia Tech]]
*1976: [[1976 Berry|Berry]]
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*1976: [[Berry]]
*1977: [[1977 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]
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*1977: [[Georgia Tech]]
*1978: [[1978 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]
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*1978: [[Georgia Tech]]
*1979: [[1979 Georgia Southwestern|Georgia Southwestern]]
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*1979: [[Georgia Southwestern]]
*1980: [[1980 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]
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*1980: [[Georgia Tech]]
*1981: [[1981 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]
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*1981: [[Georgia Tech]]
*1982: [[1982 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]
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*1982: [[Georgia Tech]]
*1983: [[1983 Emory|Emory]]
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*1983: [[Emory]]
*1984: [[1984 Davidson|Davidson]]
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*1984: [[Davidson]]
*1985: [[1985 Emory|Emory]]
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*1985: [[Emory]]
*1986: [[1986 Davidson|Davidson]]
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*1986: [[Davidson]]
*1987: [[1987 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]
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*1987: [[Georgia Tech]]
 
*1988: [[1988 NC State|NC State]]
 
*1988: [[1988 NC State|NC State]]
 
*1989: [[1989 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]
 
*1989: [[1989 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]

Revision as of 21:10, 20 July 2011

The Southeastern Invitational has been held annually since 1970, usually at Berry but sometimes at other schools in the greater Atlanta area. This tournament essentially created the independent quizbowl circuit following the demise of the College Bowl TV show. Such programs as Emory and Georgia Tech, which were the trendsetters of the independent circuit for over twenty years, were formed in order to compete in this tournament. Personalities such as Gordon Carper, Carol Guthrie, Robert Meredith, and Don Windham, who were the most important individuals in the formation of quizbowl over that time period, all became involved through organizing or competing in this tournament.

In recent years, the tournament has become something of a "secret" event, often announced only to a quaintly selected list of participants via private e-mail, and never releasing its questions or statistics to the outside world. Despite this recent decline in prominence, its role in the early formation of quizbowl cannot be overstated.

The following list of early tournament winners was posted in 1989: