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• List of high school tournaments won by solo players
  ...t of collegiate tournaments won by solo players]], [[List of middle school tournaments won by solo players]]'' The following high school championship tournaments are notable instances of players who won playing solo.
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• List of middle school tournaments won by solo players
  ...ist of collegiate tournaments won by solo players]], [[List of high school tournaments won by solo players]]'' The following middle school tournaments were won by players playing solo. Note that this list is not limited to var
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• Spring Offensive
  ...ke Arthur's [[Chicago Open History Tournament|two previous history subject tournaments]], the name is a dual allusion to World War One and to the time of year in [[Category:MACF events]]
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• Pitt
  ==History== ==Tournaments==
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• Tri-State History Bowl
  ...]] High School in New Jersey with 34 teams in 2010. A regional [[National History Bowl]] tournament. [[Category:Stubs]]
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• EuroFest
  ...pean History. The format was packets of 16/16 -- similar to [[Chicago Open History Tournament|The July Crisis]]. [[Category: Tournaments]]
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• Muddy battlefield
  ...yinclude>The '''muddy battlefield''' hypothesis most generally states that tournaments that meaningfully distinguish between two teams of a given skill level do n == History ==
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• John F. Kennedy
  ...rst and only [[NAQT]] tournaments in Europe (since 2015), and the European History Bowl and Bee and Quizbowl Championships in 2016. The team is coached by [[P [[Category:International school teams]]
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• Subject tournaments
  .... Perhaps the most popular and frequent subject tournaments are literature tournaments, such as [[Chicago Open Lit]]. ...ect events being "official" and/or at the high school level, is [[National History Bowl]]. [[Science Bowl]] is generally not considered a subject tournament s
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• Lawrenceville
  ...bowl program has been on and off, and has just again started competing in tournaments. == History ==
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• Stony Brook
  ==History== ...ion was founded by Robert Pond and Naib Mobassir in 2011, and has attended tournaments semi-regularly since then. The school's location on Long Island makes it un
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• DePaul
  ==History== ...esota], [[Alex Damisch]] played two tournaments ([http://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/4536/stats/combined/teamdetail/#t15 ACF Fall] and [https://stats.neg5.org/t
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• George Stevens
  |Subjects = History [[Category:High school players active in 2008]]
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• 2018 IHO
  The 2018 '''[[International History Olympiad]]''' was an event run by International Academic Competition that w [[Category:Stubs]]
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• Novelty tournament
  ...'''side event''' has expanded to become the standard way to refer to these tournaments. ===Subject Tournaments===
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• Boyang Hou
  |Subjects = History, Geography, Myth ...layer, Boyang led the Hwa Chong team to multiple championships in [[IHBB]] tournaments in Singapore and Asia during his High School career
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• COTTAGE Bowl
  ==History== ...ed. The tournament was created due to a frustration with the lack of trash tournaments, the desire to write more trash questions, and the need to make more money
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• John Kenney
  |Subjects = History ...story player who led Virginia to several second-place finishes at national tournaments. Most likely would have become the best player in quizbowl after beginning
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• Swarthmore
  ==History== Swarthmore has had a long history of participation at [[College Bowl]], appearing on many of the televised ev
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• US History Bee
  ...Bee, namely the same format, but the questions focus entirely on American history. ...gible to compete in the national finals (which are part of the rest of the History Bee and Bowl national finals).
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• Anurag Kashyap
  |Subjects = Anything other than military history ==Tournaments==
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• Colorado
  ...Boulder, CO. Their quizbowl team, though relatively young, regularly plays tournaments throughout the Mountain West. ==History==
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• Seth Kendall
  ...[Category: Players active in 1995]] [[Category: Players active in 1996]] [[Category: Players active in 1997]] ...t, he was a noted early supporter of [[ACF]]. Kendall still plays in open tournaments.
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• Buffalo
  ==History== ...in College Bowl tournaments. There were also occasional intramural trash tournaments. Around 2008, this incarnation of the club became inactive, sending a set
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• Houston Roberts
  |Subjects = History, Current Events, Politics, Trash =Tournaments Played=
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• Sharon
  == History == ...nishing in 79th and 89th, respectively. The team continued to attend local tournaments running [[NAQT_Invitational_Series|IS sets]] from 2017 to 2020.
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• Jamie Cooper
  |Subjects = history, math ...chard Mageau Trophy]]. He was the top scorer in the 2005 and 2006 [[NAQT]] tournaments held at [[Ottawa]], and the top-scoring senior at the [[2007 HSNCT]]. He re
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• Boise State
  ==History== Since then, Boise State has traveled to Gonzaga and UW for tournaments, and also hosted the 2009 [[NAQT SCT]] and [[ACF Fall]]. Boise State's bes
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• Germantown
  ===Early History=== ...the Knowledge Bowl TV show as well as the early 2000s in some of the local tournaments.
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• Harvard International
  ==History and Conception== ...he tournament took place in the week between the two national championship tournaments.
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• George Woudhuysen
  |Subjects = History ==Notable Tournaments==
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• Justin Bayer
  |Subjects = History, Math, Trash, General ==2011-2012 Tournaments Played==
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• Boston University
  ==History== ...n]] and [[Nathan Bragg]], the team has been mostly inactive. The only two tournaments at which they have been seen in the 2007-2008 year have been [[ACF Fall]] a
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• Hsquizbowl.org
  ...the high school, college and trash circuits; and advertisement of upcoming tournaments. It also includes an area to discuss non-quizbowl topics and sports. The fo ...a calendar entry from their tournaments, upload [[stats]] files from their tournaments for permanent storage, and post their sets online.
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• American Quizbowl League
  ...owl League''' or '''AQBL''' is a [[quizbowl]] company that runs [[online]] tournaments. It was founded by [[Joe Feldman]], who reorganized the [[Long Island Quiz AQBL ran monthly tournaments throughout the 2020-21 season, and hosted the 2021 [[Online National Champi
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• Andrew Bockover
  |Subjects = History, Mideastern things, International relations ...[Category: Players active in 2006]] [[Category: Players active in 2007]] [[Category: Players active in 2008]]
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• Danielle Matt
  ...several tournaments during that time. She is also the first person in the history of the team to be a parent. [[Category:People]] [[Category:Louisiana-Lafayette]]
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• North Carolina (state)
  ...middle college levels. There are both [[pyramidal]] and [[non-pyramidal]] tournaments in North Carolina. ==Tournaments==
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• J. Sargeant Reynolds
  ==History== ...he met up with [[Dan Goff]] and actually got a team together and played in tournaments.
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• Murrah
  ...al tournaments in the state of Mississippi. Murrah has not competed in any tournaments since the 2012 season. [[Category: High school teams]]
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• David Madden
  |Subjects=history, geography '''David Madden''' is the founder and Executive Director of the [[National History Bee and Bowl]]. He began his quiz bowl career playing for [[Ridgewood High
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• Open
  ...est way for most people to arrange funding and transportation for quizbowl tournaments. Nearly all [[trash]] tournaments are open. Academic tournaments held in the summer are usually open, with the [[Chicago Open]] being the mo
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• ACRONYM
  ==History== The original ACRONYMs were tournaments held by [[Armstrong (MN)|Armstrong High School]] in Minnesota. The set was
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• Mike Bentley videogame packets
  ...stions on older eras of gaming, and especially for questions on video game history and hardware. [[Category:Subject tournaments]]
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• ACF Winter
  == History == ...ntermediate in difficulty between [[ACF Fall]] and [[ACF Regionals]], both tournaments were generally regarded as [[regular difficulty]] after the fact.
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• Chicago Open History Tournament
  The '''Chicago Open History Tournament''' is an all-history tournament played at the [[University of Chicago]] on the same weekend as [ ...20 bonuses. It was criticized for what some viewed as an excessive social history content and for running very late.
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• Alexander Koutsoukos
  |Subjects = History, Geography Koutsoukos notably plays tournaments alongside his younger brother [[Lukas Koutsoukos]]. They finished third at
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• Merrol Hyde
  ==History== ...ndings.jsp?tournament_id=9502] Kim Ponce is the third head coach in school history. The team was founded by Gretchen Huff.
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• Lauren Johnson
  |Subjects = Literature, History, Trash ==Collegiate Tournaments==
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• Greg Bossick
  ...er of tournaments for NHBB each year. His directorship of the 2011 Florida History Bee and Bowl at Mater Lakes Academy in February 2011 was a turning point in [[Category:High school quizbowl in Ohio]]
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• Northfield
  ==Program History== ...transitioned to coaching the Northfield program, which continues to attend tournaments.
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• Govind Prabhakar
  |Subjects = History, Current Events, Geography, Generalist |middleschool = [[Aptakisic]] [[Category: High school players active in 2018]]
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• Big Three
  {{Category box}} ...e '''Big Three''' are the categories of [[literature]], [[science]], and [[history]]. The Big Three are so named because they each take up a comparatively lar
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• Columbia Independent
  ==MSHSAA History== ==Circuit History==
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• Fort Street
  ...dle School division in both 2014 and 2015. However, both of these [[IHBB]] tournaments had very low turnout. |rowspan="2"| IHBB [[New South Wales History Bee and Bowl]] (MS)
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• Brad Houston
  |Subjects = History, French Stuff ...[Category: Players active in 2003]] [[Category: Players active in 2002]] [[Category: Players active in 2001]]
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• Michael Mays
  |Subjects = Literature, History ...erial's most prolific quizbowl player, having participated in more than 20 tournaments during his time there, not including opens. Outside of quizbowl, he was the
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• Nate Kang
  |Subjects = History, Trash, Jazz, Sports, Literature, Fine Arts ...clusively played [[NHBB]]; between 2015 and 2018, he was a semifinalist at History Bee nationals four consecutive years.
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• Category
  {{Category box}} A '''category''' (or '''subject''') describes the subject matter of an [[academic]] [[qui
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• Melanie Keating
  |Subjects = Archaeology, Greco-Roman Myth, Art History ...ity of [[Minnesota]] in 2013. Currently, she primarily co-writes bad trash tournaments such as The Worst Trash Tournament Ever, NEMO, and Never Say Never with [[E
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• FOGHAT
  [http://foghat.squirrelsociety.org/FOGHATHistory.htm FOGHAT History and results] ...y:Trash tournaments]] [[Category:Missouri S&T]] [[Category:Northwestern]][[Category:WUSTL]]
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• Alabama History Bee and Bowl
  The '''Alabama History Bee and Bowl''' is a [[National History Bee and Bowl]] regional event, held since 2011. [[Category:High school tournaments]]
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• Jay Misuk
  |Subjects = Myth, Geography, History, Music, Pokemon ...active player in [[Canada]], after [[Jordan Palmer]], who he travelled to tournaments with. Jay was known as McMaster's 'Quizbowl Dictator', mostly because he co
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• Rice
  '''Rice''' is a private university in Houston, Texas. They regularly attend tournaments in Texas and Louisiana. ==History==
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• Bermudian Springs High School
  ...nnsylvania that participates in regional and statewide pyramidal quiz bowl tournaments. ==History==
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• St. Christopher's
  ...a quizbowl program since the early 1980s, though they only play occasional tournaments at [[VCU]] and [[Virginia]] in addition to their primary focus, the [[Battl ...ave been treated as one school and allowed to field mixed teams at certain tournaments.
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• Santa Monica
  ...AQT Southern California]] championships and strong showings at other local tournaments and [[HSNCT]]. ==History==
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• Carla Beckmann
  |Subjects = History, German, Social Studies, Geography, Royalty ...College Park, Maryland, and Minneapolis), as well as some downs (14 round tournaments do that to you!).
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• Nick Petrilli
  |Subjects = History, Warfare, Sports, Geography, [[funn]], Trash He attended some tournaments, many of them [[bad quizbowl]]. He wrote and edited for Bloomfield's [[hous
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• UC Irvine
  ==History== ...after UCI stopped running it. UCI typically runs two or three high school tournaments in any given year, including the College Bowl Conference Tournament (CBCT),
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• Elementary and Middle School Division of National History Bee and Bowl
  ...School (EMS) Division''' of the [[National History Bee and Bowl]] operates tournaments for elementary and middle school students. In February 2016, the running of ...o ACE, only teams of between 3 and 5 players are allowed to compete in the History Bowl. ACE introduced several changes, one of which was renaming tossup ques
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• Queen's
  ==History== Most team history is based on anecdotes by Bruce Lin, Bobby Hsu, and Radha Rajagopalan[http:/
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• Crete-Monee
  ...The Warriors compete in the SICA Conference, but also travels to statewide tournaments like [[IHSSBCA Kickoff]] & [[IHSSBCA Turnabout]]. ==History==
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• UC San Diego
  ==History== UCSD has been a driving force in hosting more "[[good quizbowl]]" tournaments in the San Diego area, particularly for high school students.
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• Missouri Quizbowl Message Board
  ...]] in late 2008, to primarily discussing and promoting "[[good quizbowl]]" tournaments, including encouraging increased attendance at [[HSNCT]] and [[PACE NSC]]. ==History==
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• A Culture of Improvement
  ...a [[side event]] written by [[Mike Bentley]]. It primarily focused on the history and pop culture of technology in the 19th century onward and joins [[The Hu [[Category: Tournaments]]
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• University School of Nashville
  ==History== ...[[2011 HSNCT]], led by [[Mark Arildsen]]. In the 2011 and 2012 [[National History Bowl]]s, [[Mark Arildsen]] led USN to a t-5th finish in both years after lo
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• Timed play
  ==History== ...order to better simulate the ICT environment, the 2008 and 2009 [[FICHTE]] tournaments used the clock and NAQT's 2-second recognition rule.
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• Nick Jensen
  ...in the PhD program in Microbiology at [[UC Davis]], where he began playing tournaments in the 2019-2020 academic year. * [[2020 ACF Winter]]: American History, Chemistry, Religion, Social Science for
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• Williams
  ==History== ==Tournaments==
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• Carol Guthrie
  ...-80. While at Berry, Guthrie began writing and editing questions for quiz tournaments. ...irector. Her company, Carol Guthrie and Associates sold questions and ran tournaments at Berry College, the University of Tennessee, Tennessee Wesleyan College a
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• John Morse
  ...won more tournaments while at Carleton than any other player in the club's history. [[Category:People]]
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• Middle school quizbowl
  ...rams, such as [[Longfellow]], have historically taken teams to high school tournaments to varying levels of success. ...ee and Bowl]] is a [[David Madden]] founded organization running pyramidal tournaments exclusively for middle and elementary school students.
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• Rutgers
  ==History== ...in Division II, the highest national placement of any Rutgers team in team history.
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• Sameer Rai
  |Subjects = History ...2012 Bellarmine]] team that won [[HSNCT]] and also won the 2013 [[National History Bowl]] playing by himself.
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• 1994 Detroit Catholic Central
  ...ic teams were quite successful in 1994. Team members placed fourth in the history competition at the Michigan Social Studies Olympiad. Any Koziol finished s ...reshmen teams in the nation. At the junior varsity level the team won two tournaments while posting an overall record of 45-11.
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• Laming
  <onlyinclude>'''Laming''' was a quizbowl rule found at some [[trash]] tournaments which allowed a team to dismiss a bonus (by saying "Lame" or some such) if ==History==
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• Kinkaid
  ==Team History== ...as well as winning its first [[TQBA]] State Championships. Despite lacking history player [[Cole Hartung]] due to COVID-19, the team managed to take fourth pl
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• South Carolina
  ...ed in Columbia, South Carolina. Their quiz bowl team has played and hosted tournaments for many years. ==History==
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• Louisiana-Lafayette
  == History == ...a record of 10-3, and advancing to [[NAQT ICT]] for the first time in its history.
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• Alex Howe
  |Subjects = History, Geography, Frauding, Team Player [[Category:Thomas Jefferson (VA)]]
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• BHSEC Manhattan
  ==History== ...6-2017 season from February-April, but managed to do decently at the three tournaments they attended.
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• Frank Grabowski
  |Subjects = Generalist, Literature, History, Trash ...ational Scholastic Championship|NSC]] in 2018 and [[National Academic Quiz Tournaments|NAQT]]'s [[HSNCT]] in 2019, as well as a part of High Tech B for NSC in 201
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• Los Alamitos
  ==History== ...2002 team was the best in school history and one of the best in California history. Los Alamitos nearly ran the table in California, losing only to [[Torrey
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• Irvington
  ...h = [[Lawrence Fata]] <br> [[Holly Koester]] <br> [[Michèle Cella]] (hosts tournaments) ...eague competitions, as well as other tournaments, including the [[National History Bowl]] and [[The Challenge]].
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• Chris Sims
  |Subjects = Classical Music, History, Social Science, Philosophy ...or, Auditory Arts), [[WORKSHOP|2022 WORKSHOP]] (Editor, European and World History, Economics, and Geo/CE/Other), [[2023 ACF Regionals]] (Classical Music and
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• Nick Clusserath
  ...is a former player for [[Rutgers-Camden]] Law School, where he played many tournaments solo. He attended [[Clemson]] for two years and was a member of [[Dorman]] Nick worked with [[National History Bowl]]. He was the last principal of [[ACE]] before it seemingly folded.
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• George Washington (WV)
  | currentcoach = Quiz Bowl Coach: Christopher McClung History Bowl Coach: Mr. O'Connell ...irginia. 2014's George Washington A team is the only team in West Virginia history to qualify for the playoffs at NAQT's HSNCT, finishing t-13th. The same 201
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• Side event
  ...ution of all subjects (sometimes called "all-subject quizbowl"). [[Subject tournaments]] are common examples of side events. Colloquially, "side event" can also r ...urther specialized to some subdistribution of trash. Similarly, official [[History Bowl]] events are not considered "side events."
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• Delaware Fall Open
  ==Tournament History== Charter's team continued to host tournaments after Tressler's departure in June 2010.
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