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...suburbs of Chicago. It competes in Class AA, the "large school" division, of the Illinois High School Association's (IHSA) State Championship Series. Th ...e school the distinction of being one of the few to boast multiple Hall of Fame coaches.

...to have had strong leadership over the years, seeing two [[IHSSBCA Hall of Fame]] coaches - Carol Nauman & Larry Schnorr. ...by Matt Childers and in 2013 was inducted into the school's sports Hall of Fame. The 2008 Runner Up team was led by Marc Smith.

...ference]] (BDC). It also competes in Class A, the "small school" division, of the Illinois High School Association's ([[IHSA]]) State Championship Series ==History==

...Chicago and Peoria. It competes in Class AA, the "large school" division, of the [[Illinois High School Association]]'s (IHSA) State Championship Series ==History==

...s near [[Barrington]]. It competes in Class AA, the "big school" division, of the [[Illinois High School Association]]'s State Championship series. The T ...t]] where Cary-Grove finished 2nd to [[Centralia]], 222-376, the last year of the single-class tournament.

...eague]] (CSL). It also competes in Class AA, the "large school" division, of the Illinois High School Association's (IHSA) State Championship Series. ==History==

...Throughout the 1990s and into the beginning of this century, they were one of the top teams in Illinois. ...inistrative role within the school. Durbin was the first coach in Illinois history to win one thousand matches. Though the team never won IHSA State, they did

...in [[Illinois Scholastic Bowl|Illinois Quizbowl]]. The current president of the organization is [[Brad Fischer]]. Annual membership in the organization From the IHSSBCA website:

'''Springfield High School''' is a public high school located in the capital of Illinois. The team competes in Class 2A for all [[IHSA Scholastic Bowl]] af Often considered one of the greatest in downstate Illinois, they have consistently been among the t

...standards of sportsmanship & camaraderie.[https://ihssbca.org/awards/coach-of-the-year-award/] ==History==

'''Homewood-Flossmoor''' is located just South of Chicago. Over time, they probably have been the strongest program in the So ...g a full schedule of local tournaments and winning close to ninety percent of their matches.

...] from 1994–2011, the chair of [[IHSSBCA]] from 2004–14, and the president of [[PACE]] from 2016–18. He now writes the questions for the [[Scobol Solo] ...ibutor to [[NAQT]] from 2011-17, and for a few years he also wrote a bunch of questions for [[CMST]].

...area consisting of ten small-to-medium sized high schools. It is among one of the most competitive circuits in [[Illinois Scholastic Bowl]] with winners ...rences, members that would make up the Big Northern in 1995 had been apart of creating what is now known as the [[Masonic]] State Tournament.

...High School Scholastic Bowl Coaches Association Hall of Fame''' is a group of individuals honored for their lifetime achievement in coaching; both for th ==History==

...JV, composed by schools from around Peoria, Woodford, & Tazewell counties of both classes and various athletic conferences. ...r Class A teams. [[IHSSBCA Hall of Fame]] coach & [[Robert Grierson Friend of Scholastic Bowl Award]] recipient, John Rathbun was the league director for

|'''Other leadership:''' [[IHSSBCA]] Chair (1998-2004) |'''[[IHSSBCA Hall of Fame]] (2011)'''

...t automatically qualify to compete nationally at the World Affairs Council of America ''Academic WorldQuest'' Tournament. ==History==

...e Egan was the primary "C" team editor. Once, the leadership stripped him of editing, which prompted the new editor to quietly hand the job over to Egan ...n Station Middle School. In all, through 2008, he has moderated in excess of 750 matches.

...ago, Illinois. Winnebago competes in Class A, the "small school" division, of the Illinois High School Association's State Championship series. The India ...Bowl|Illinois]] history. The team was started in 1981 by [[IHSSBCA Hall of Fame]] coach [[Karen Niemeier]], who served as head coach for over thirty years