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Jonah Greenthal — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 06:31:25 GMT

I don't think there's anything notable about them. If you think I'm wrong, please explain.

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	==Other Notable Alumni==		==Other Notable Alumni==
	* [[Maxwell Meigel]] (2009)		* [[Maxwell Meigel]] (2009)
-	* Jane Danstrom (2010)
-	* Sarah Gallo (2010)
-	* Claire Lee (2010)
-	* Kelsey Loden (2010)
-	* Natasha Mitrev (2010)
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Maxwell Meigel

Maxwell Meigel — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 05:38:18 GMT

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	{{Infobox\|Name = Maxwell "Max" Meigel		{{Infobox\|Name = Maxwell "Max" Meigel
-	\|Subjects = Music, Math Computation	+	\|Image = Truman.jpg
		+	\|Subjects = Music Theory, Math Computation, German Language
	\|schoolcur = [[Truman State\|Truman State University]] (2010- )		\|schoolcur = [[Truman State\|Truman State University]] (2010- )
	\|schoolpast = N/A		\|schoolpast = N/A
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	==College==		==College==
-	Max is a member of CMENC, the National Education Association, University Swingers, and NSCS at Truman State University. He is also a member of MENSA, the Order of the Arrow, and the National Eagle Scout Association.	+	In addition to performing with various music ensembles, Max is a member of CMENC, the National Education Association, University Swingers, and NSCS at Truman State University. He is also a member of MENSA, the Order of the Arrow, and the National Eagle Scout Association.

	==Awards and Honors==		==Awards and Honors==
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	* AP Scholar with Distinction, June 2009		* AP Scholar with Distinction, June 2009
	* Statesmen Marching Band Most Valuable Freshman, November 2009		* Statesmen Marching Band Most Valuable Freshman, November 2009
-		+	* Drum Major First Class, corps style, July 2010

	==External References==		==External References==

Fremd

Maxwell Meigel — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 05:25:16 GMT

All-Sectional Honorees:

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	\|citystate = Palatine, Illinois		\|citystate = Palatine, Illinois
-	\|currentcoach = Kevin Palmer, Natalie Soto, ~~Brad Graba~~	+	\|currentcoach = Kevin Palmer, Natalie Soto, Christopher Grattoni
	\|state = [[2006 IHSA State Championship Tournament\|2006 IHSA]]; 2005 Masonic, 2006 Masonic		\|state = [[2006 IHSA State Championship Tournament\|2006 IHSA]]; 2005 Masonic, 2006 Masonic
	\|nats = }}		\|nats = }}
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	*2006-07: Brian Greetis		*2006-07: Brian Greetis
	*2007-08: Sam Stejskal		*2007-08: Sam Stejskal
		+	*2008-09: Arjun Puranik
		+	*2009-10: Arjun Puranik

	===All-State Honorees===		===All-State Honorees===
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	==Other Notable Alumni==		==Other Notable Alumni==
	* [[Maxwell Meigel]] (2009)		* [[Maxwell Meigel]] (2009)
		+	* Jane Danstrom (2010)
		+	* Sarah Gallo (2010)
		+	* Claire Lee (2010)
		+	* Kelsey Loden (2010)
		+	* Natasha Mitrev (2010)
		+

Missouri

Alex Dzurick — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 14:25:22 GMT

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	\|citystate = Columbia, MO		\|citystate = Columbia, MO
-	\|president = [[~~Charles Dees~~]]	+	\|president = [[Alex Dzurick]]
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	===2010-2011===		===2010-2011===
	Tentatively, Missouri has claimed the following dates.		Tentatively, Missouri has claimed the following dates.
-	*[[Missouri Open]] II - August 2010
	*[[Missouri Fall Academic Tournament]] - October 16, 2010		*[[Missouri Fall Academic Tournament]] - October 16, 2010
	*[[Tiger Bowl]] III - December 4, 2010		*[[Tiger Bowl]] III - December 4, 2010
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	==Members==		==Members==
	For purposes of this section, members are defined as those who were active by (1) working at at least one event hosted at Missouri and/or (2) attending at least one tournament as a member of a Missouri team. Those who attended practice but do not meet (1) or (2) are not included on this list. Additionally, this list does not include anyone unaffiliated with the University of Missouri who has competed alongside Missouri players or volunteered their assistance at a Missouri tournament.		For purposes of this section, members are defined as those who were active by (1) working at at least one event hosted at Missouri and/or (2) attending at least one tournament as a member of a Missouri team. Those who attended practice but do not meet (1) or (2) are not included on this list. Additionally, this list does not include anyone unaffiliated with the University of Missouri who has competed alongside Missouri players or volunteered their assistance at a Missouri tournament.
		+	===Active===
	* [[Charlie Dees]] (2008-11) - formerly a player at [[North Kansas City]] (MO)		* [[Charlie Dees]] (2008-11) - formerly a player at [[North Kansas City]] (MO)
	* [[Alex Dzurick]] (2008-11) - [[South Callaway]] (MO)		* [[Alex Dzurick]] (2008-11) - [[South Callaway]] (MO)
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	* Braden McCann (2009-10) - Nixa (MO)		* Braden McCann (2009-10) - Nixa (MO)
	* Morgan Halane (2009-10) - Smith Cotton (MO)		* Morgan Halane (2009-10) - Smith Cotton (MO)
-	* Alex Boone (2008-09~~) - Pacific (MO~~)	+
-	* Larkin Philpot (2008-09~~) - Rolla (MO~~)	+	===Inactive===
-	* Ali Pearson (2008-09~~) - Pacific (MO~~)	+	Inactive members are those who have not met the criterion for membership for an academic year. As of the beginning of the 2010 competition cycle, the following members who have neither assisted nor competed since 2009 are considered inactive.
		+	* Alex Boone (2008-09)
		+	* Larkin Philpot (2008-09)
		+	* Ali Pearson (2008-09)
	* Josh Chittum (2008-09)		* Josh Chittum (2008-09)
	* Karen Draper (2008-09)		* Karen Draper (2008-09)
-	* Justin Myers (2008-09~~) - Nixa (MO~~)	+	* Justin Myers (2008-09)
	* Lauren Miles (2008-09)		* Lauren Miles (2008-09)
-	* Evan Kaiser (2008-09) ~~- Boonville (MO)~~	+	* Evan Kaiser (2008-09)
-	* Susan Langdon (Advisor, 2008-10)	+
-		+

	===Leadership===		===Leadership===
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	====2010-2011====		====2010-2011====
-	*[[Charlie Dees]] - President	+	*[[Alex Dzurick]] - Treasurer (also, interim president August 2010-present)
-	*[[Alex Dzurick]] - Treasurer	+

	==Alumni==		==Alumni==

Alex Dzurick

Alex Dzurick — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 14:19:21 GMT

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	===2010-2011===		===2010-2011===
-	Alex was elected treasurer for the 2010-11 year. His involvement in Marching Mizzou and working will make it difficult to attend tournaments in the fall, but hopefully the spring will see Alex attend a few circuit events. As Region 11 coordinator, Alex will also be responsible for organizing the 2011 SCT for the region.	+	Alex was elected treasurer for the 2010-11 year. His involvement in Marching Mizzou and working will make it difficult to attend tournaments in the fall, but hopefully the spring will see Alex attend a few circuit events. Alex is also serving as interim president until another member is able to attend the MU-required administrative training seminar. As ACUI Region 11 coordinator, Alex will also be responsible for organizing the 2011 SCT for the region at [[Missouri State]].

	[[Category: Missouri Quizbowl Alliance]] [[Category: Missouri]] [[Category: Missouri (State)]]		[[Category: Missouri Quizbowl Alliance]] [[Category: Missouri]] [[Category: Missouri (State)]]

2009 Francis Howell Central

Charles Hang — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 16:22:09 GMT

Tournament Performance:

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	After WUHSAC, the Francis Howell Central A team placed 3rd at the [[2009 NAQT Missouri Qualifier]] in February, defeating reigning champion [[North Kansas City]] but suffering mistake fueled defeats against [[Savannah (Missouri High School)\|Savannah]] and [[Parkway Central]]. [http://web.mst.edu/~cbowl/hosting/0809/naqtmo09_playoff_standings.html] Notably, team captain [[Charles Hang]] was the only significant contributor to the [[Francis Howell Central]] team at the Qualifier because the lack of math computation had reduced George to a few niche topics, while the remainder of the team chose to [[zone out]]. This became an issue after Kevin Robb allowed Charles to neg an easy question on pentane in the Savannah match despite having written out the formula of pentane on his paper. Kevin, apparently, did not realize that the formula would have been acceptable (or at least promptable). Despite these issues, not only did the A team earn a bid to attend the [[2009 HSNCT\|2009 NAQT HSNCT]], but the B team also reached playoffs and finished 8th of 15 teams despite having only three players--senior Jeremy Roznowski and sophomores David Lanza and Luke Eckhoff.		After WUHSAC, the Francis Howell Central A team placed 3rd at the [[2009 NAQT Missouri Qualifier]] in February, defeating reigning champion [[North Kansas City]] but suffering mistake fueled defeats against [[Savannah (Missouri High School)\|Savannah]] and [[Parkway Central]]. [http://web.mst.edu/~cbowl/hosting/0809/naqtmo09_playoff_standings.html] Notably, team captain [[Charles Hang]] was the only significant contributor to the [[Francis Howell Central]] team at the Qualifier because the lack of math computation had reduced George to a few niche topics, while the remainder of the team chose to [[zone out]]. This became an issue after Kevin Robb allowed Charles to neg an easy question on pentane in the Savannah match despite having written out the formula of pentane on his paper. Kevin, apparently, did not realize that the formula would have been acceptable (or at least promptable). Despite these issues, not only did the A team earn a bid to attend the [[2009 HSNCT\|2009 NAQT HSNCT]], but the B team also reached playoffs and finished 8th of 15 teams despite having only three players--senior Jeremy Roznowski and sophomores David Lanza and Luke Eckhoff.

-	Francis Howell Central finally achieved a first place victory in good Quiz Bowl at the [[Missouri S&T Spring Tournament]] in March [http://~~moquizbowl~~.~~com~~/~~single~~/~~?p=8004988&t=7536338~~], while the B team placed 9th at the tournament after going 1-3 in preliminaries and being eliminated from playoff contention on the basis of PPG. The team's victory came through the combined efforts of Charles Hang and George Yu, the latter of which scored many points for the team in math computation, of which there was a great deal because of the tournament's [[MSHSAA]] distribution. [http://web.mst.edu/~cbowl/hosting/0809/spring09large_individuals.html] Finally, Coach Keierleber did not attend the tournament, citing an unwillingness to travel to Rolla twice in the course of two weeks. However, [[Charles Hang]] was able to convince Biology teacher Jessica Rowe to chaperone the team, something Rowe graciously agreed to do.	+	Francis Howell Central finally achieved a first place victory in good Quiz Bowl at the [[Missouri S&T Spring Tournament]] in March [http://web.mst.edu/~cbowl/hosting/0809/spring09largefull_standings.html], while the B team placed 9th at the tournament after going 1-3 in preliminaries and being eliminated from playoff contention on the basis of PPG. The team's victory came through the combined efforts of Charles Hang and George Yu, the latter of which scored many points for the team in math computation, of which there was a great deal because of the tournament's [[MSHSAA]] distribution. [http://web.mst.edu/~cbowl/hosting/0809/spring09large_individuals.html] Finally, Coach Keierleber did not attend the tournament, citing an unwillingness to travel to Rolla twice in the course of two weeks. However, [[Charles Hang]] was able to convince Biology teacher Jessica Rowe to chaperone the team, something Rowe graciously agreed to do.

	Finally, in late March of 2009, Francis Howell Central won the MSHSAA format 2009 [[Gateway Athletic Conference]] (GAC) tournament, defeating [[Fort Zumwalt West]] by ten points to win its fourth ever GAC championship [http://moquizbowl.com/single/?p=8005806&t=7597348]. The close result was somewhat incongruous given the 200 point victories Central had won over Zumwalt West only three weeks before at MS&T Spring.		Finally, in late March of 2009, Francis Howell Central won the MSHSAA format 2009 [[Gateway Athletic Conference]] (GAC) tournament, defeating [[Fort Zumwalt West]] by ten points to win its fourth ever GAC championship [http://moquizbowl.com/single/?p=8005806&t=7597348]. The close result was somewhat incongruous given the 200 point victories Central had won over Zumwalt West only three weeks before at MS&T Spring.
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	In another, earlier issue, MSHSAA rules requiring that math computation answers be given in simplest form invalidated the answer of "One over the square root of three" for the question "Name the tangent of 210 degrees" in favor of "Square root of three over three," despite the fact that both are equivalent answers. Francis Howell Central gave the first answer, had it deemed wrong in favor of Fort Zumwalt West despite a protest, and lost the points to Fort Zumwalt West.		In another, earlier issue, MSHSAA rules requiring that math computation answers be given in simplest form invalidated the answer of "One over the square root of three" for the question "Name the tangent of 210 degrees" in favor of "Square root of three over three," despite the fact that both are equivalent answers. Francis Howell Central gave the first answer, had it deemed wrong in favor of Fort Zumwalt West despite a protest, and lost the points to Fort Zumwalt West.

-	If the answers given by Francis Howell Central to these questions had been ruled correct, Francis Howell Central quite possibly could have won the District tournament given that the issues involved might have changed the margin between the two teams by approximately 80-100 points, easily overwhelming Fort Zumwalt West's 60 point margin of victory.	+	If the answers given by Francis Howell Central to these questions had been ruled correct, Francis Howell Central quite possibly could have won the District tournament given that the issues involved might have changed the margin between the two teams by approximately 80-100 points, easily overwhelming Fort Zumwalt West's 60 point margin of victory.

	==HSNCT==		==HSNCT==

User:Kevin Lang

Kevin Lang — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:58:34 GMT

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-	[[Kevin Lang\|Kevin]] ~~currently plays~~ quiz bowl ~~for~~ [[Truman State]]. In high school, he played for [[Tarkio]].	+	[[Kevin Lang\|Kevin]] played quiz bowl on the collegiate level while a freshman at [[Truman State]]. In high school, he played for [[Tarkio]].

Kevin Lang

Kevin Lang — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:55:48 GMT

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	{{Infobox\|Name = Kevin Lang		{{Infobox\|Name = Kevin Lang
	\|Subjects = History, Geography, Science, Mythology, assorted others		\|Subjects = History, Geography, Science, Mythology, assorted others
-	\|schoolcur = [[Truman State\|Truman State University]] (2009- )	+	\|schoolcur = N/A
-	~~\|schoolpast = N/A~~	+	\|schoolpast = [[Truman State\|Truman State University]] (2009-2010)
	\|highschool = [[Tarkio]] (2005-09)		\|highschool = [[Tarkio]] (2005-09)
	\| }}		\| }}
-	'''Kevin Lang''' is a member of the [[Truman State]] Academic Competition Organization. In [[Tarkio\|high school]], he was a member of three teams that qualified for the state championships and the captain of his high school varsity team for three years.	+	'''Kevin Lang''' was a member of the [[Truman State]] Academic Competition Organization during his freshman year of college. In [[Tarkio\|high school]], he was a member of three teams that qualified for the state championships and the captain of his high school varsity team for three years.

Truman State

Kevin Lang — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:50:10 GMT

updated former players and class standing - hopefully will be updated again with new freshmen before too long

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	==Players==		==Players==
	* [[Kent Buxton]], Graduate Student		* [[Kent Buxton]], Graduate Student
-	* [[Ryan Stander]], Senior
-	* [[Jacob Thomeczek]], Senior
-	* [[Tyson Koenig]], Senior
-	* [[Alice Walkley]], Senior
	* [[Matthew Susick]], Senior (Grand Chahee's Pencil Bitch)		* [[Matthew Susick]], Senior (Grand Chahee's Pencil Bitch)
-	* [[Hank Kimbrough]], ~~Junior~~ (Grand Chahee)	+	* [[Hank Kimbrough]], Senior (Grand Chahee)
-	* [[Peter Johnson]], ~~Sophomore~~	+	* [[Peter Johnson]], Junior
-	* [[Amanda Krus]], ~~Sophomore~~ (Lord Chancellor)	+	* [[Amanda Krus]], Junior (Lord Chancellor)
-	* [[Amy Payne]], ~~Sophomore~~	+	* [[Amy Payne]], Junior
-	* [[Kevin Robb]], ~~Freshman~~ (Chancellor of the Exchequer)	+	* [[Kevin Robb]], Sophomore (Chancellor of the Exchequer)
-	* [[Kevin Lang]], Freshman	+	* [[Maxwell Meigel]], Sophomore
-	* [[Maxwell Meigel]], ~~Freshman~~	+	* [[Jared McNett]], Sophomore
-	* [[Jared McNett]], ~~Freshman~~	+	* [[Kerry Lee]], Sophomore (Reichminster of Propaganda)
-	* [[Kerry Lee]], ~~Freshman~~ (Reichminster of Propaganda)	+	* [[Kyle Goff]], Sophomore
-	* [[Kyle Goff]], ~~Freshman~~	+	* [[Connor Stangler]], Sophomore
-	* [[Connor Stangler]], ~~Freshman~~	+	* [[Christopher Becker]], Sophomore (Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod)
-	* [[Christopher Becker]], ~~Freshman~~ (Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod)	+	* [[Sarah Thompson]], Sophomore (Bondage Master)
-	* [[Sarah Thompson]], ~~Freshman~~ (Bondage Master)	+	* [[Sarah "Wonder" Agbehia]], Sophomore
-	* [[Sarah "Wonder" Agbehia]], ~~Freshman~~	+	* [[Andrea Dunn]], Sophomore
-	* [[Andrea Dunn]], ~~Freshman~~	+
	''Former Players''		''Former Players''
		+	* [[Kevin Lang]]
		+	* [[Tyson Koenig]]
		+	* [[Ryan Stander]]
		+	* [[Jacob Thomeczek]]
		+	* [[Alice Walkley]]
	* [[Christopher Stone]]		* [[Christopher Stone]]
	* [[William Regot]]		* [[William Regot]]

Jeremy Roznowski

Charles Hang — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 07:01:26 GMT

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-	'''Jeremy Roznowski''' is a member of the [[St. Charles CC\|St. Charles Community College]] Quiz Bowl team. He was a member of the SCC teams that won the [[2010 CCCT]] and Top Community College award at the [[2010 ICT\|2010 Division II ICT]], though he ~~more nationally famous~~ for an outburst made on the [[hsquizbowl.org forums\|Quizbowl Resource Center forums]]~~, and his non-conventional tactical interpretation of quizbowl~~. In high school, he played for [[Francis Howell Central]].	+	'''Jeremy Roznowski''' is a member of the [[St. Charles CC\|St. Charles Community College]] Quiz Bowl team. He was a member of the SCC teams that won the [[2010 CCCT]] and Top Community College award at the [[2010 ICT\|2010 Division II ICT]], though he is better known for an outburst made on the [[hsquizbowl.org forums\|Quizbowl Resource Center forums]]. In high school, he played for [[Francis Howell Central]].

	=Playing History=		=Playing History=
	==High School==		==High School==
-	Jeremy was first recruited to the [[Francis Howell Central]] team at the beginning of the [[2008 Francis Howell Central\|2008]] season by [[Charles Hang]]. During his high school career spanning the [[2008 Francis Howell Central\|2008]] and [[2009 Francis Howell Central\|2009]] seasons, Jeremy consistently attended tournaments with the team, with his most noteworthy moment possibly being when on the Francis Howell Central B team ~~along with~~ two sophomores~~, with Jeremy playing captain the FHC B team placed~~ into the top playoff bracket at the [[2009 NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]~~, despite being a player short and despite two of the players being sophomores~~. ~~The playoff spot came down to an extra half, sudden death. With one question remaining, the FHC B team was down~~ by 30 points~~; 40 possible points remaining in the game. David Lanza quickly gets~~ the final ~~tossup worth 10 points keeping the possibility of an upset alive. The final bonuses were~~ in ~~the subject of~~ math theory~~, specifically Statistics~~. With Jeremy being the only player having any background in advanced mathematics, the game and playoff hope came down to him getting all three bonuses correct for the needed 30 points. One by one Jeremy answered the bonuses correct scoring all 30 points on the bonus and sending the FHC B team to the playoffs. [http://web.mst.edu/~cbowl/hosting/0809/naqtmo09_teamdetail.html#t14]	+	Jeremy was first recruited to the [[Francis Howell Central]] team at the beginning of the [[2008 Francis Howell Central\|2008]] season by [[Charles Hang]]. During his high school career spanning the [[2008 Francis Howell Central\|2008]] and [[2009 Francis Howell Central\|2009]] seasons, Jeremy consistently attended tournaments with the team, with his most noteworthy moment possibly being when he led the Francis Howell Central B team of himself and two sophomores into the top playoff bracket at the [[2009 NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. Jeremy helped accomplish this by getting 30 points on the final bonus, which was in math theory.

	==College==		==College==
	Jeremy originally did not plan to play Quiz Bowl in college, but was recruited yet again by [[Charles Hang]] into becoming a member of the [[St. Charles CC\|St. Charles Community College]] team which Hang was forming. Jeremy played at all of the team's tournaments in the 2009-2010 season except for the [[Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament\|2010 Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament]] (which [[Charles Hang]] played solo). He was a member of the St. Charles CC B team that went 4-7 at the [[2010 CCSCT\|2010 Kansas CCSCT]] as well as a member of the St. Charles CC teams that won the [[2010 CCCT]] and the Top Community College Award at the [[2010 Division II ICT]]. [http://www.naqt.com/stats/player.jsp?contact_id=51038]		Jeremy originally did not plan to play Quiz Bowl in college, but was recruited yet again by [[Charles Hang]] into becoming a member of the [[St. Charles CC\|St. Charles Community College]] team which Hang was forming. Jeremy played at all of the team's tournaments in the 2009-2010 season except for the [[Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament\|2010 Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament]] (which [[Charles Hang]] played solo). He was a member of the St. Charles CC B team that went 4-7 at the [[2010 CCSCT\|2010 Kansas CCSCT]] as well as a member of the St. Charles CC teams that won the [[2010 CCCT]] and the Top Community College Award at the [[2010 Division II ICT]]. [http://www.naqt.com/stats/player.jsp?contact_id=51038]

-	Beyond that, Jeremy assisted [[Charles Hang]] in managing the team's affairs, helping with logistics, driving, and recruiting. It was Jeremy who recruited [[Mike Janoski]], the team's second best player behind Charles Hang. ~~During a tournament Jeremy and Mike played Charles in a competitive, yet friendly game. Jeremy claimed that~~ his ~~strategic playing style held merit that~~ Charles ~~firmly disagreed upon. Jeremy and Mike played~~ the ~~first~~ half ~~under the presumed~~ strategy ~~and~~ at ~~half time the SCC A team of Jeremy and Mike were on top of the SCC B team;~~ Charles~~. The second half the stagey was discontinued. This gives strong support for the competitive attitude of Jeremy Roznowski,~~ and ~~also his belief that everything involves strategy~~.	+	Beyond that, Jeremy assisted [[Charles Hang]] in managing the team's affairs, helping with logistics, driving, and recruiting. It was Jeremy who recruited [[Mike Janoski]], the team's second best player behind Charles Hang. He also claims to be responsible for his team being the only one at [[2010 CCSCT\|Sectionals]] to be ahead of Charles at the half through his strategy of glaring angrily at Charles and distracting him.
		+
	===Forum Post===		===Forum Post===
-	Jeremy is probably best known in the wider Quiz Bowl community for a highly inflammatory post he made in response to the "Charles Hang discussion" thread on the [[hsquizbowl.org forums\|Quizbowl Resource Center forums]]. Made several weeks after active discussion in the post had ended, the post attacked the perceived elitism of the collegiate circuit towards Community Colleges. [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9320&start=50#p177295] ~~The goodhearted~~ attempt to defend his friend and teammate earned Roznowski a swift ban and the thread a trip to the [[Hsquizbowl.org forums#Forbidden Zone\|Forbidden Zone]]. [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9320&start=50#p177341]	+	Jeremy is probably best known in the wider Quiz Bowl community for a highly inflammatory post he made in response to the "Charles Hang discussion" thread on the [[hsquizbowl.org forums\|Quizbowl Resource Center forums]]. Made several weeks after active discussion in the post had ended, the post attacked the perceived elitism of the collegiate circuit towards Community Colleges. [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9320&start=50#p177295] This attempt to defend his friend and teammate earned Roznowski a swift ban and the thread a trip to the [[Hsquizbowl.org forums#Forbidden Zone\|Forbidden Zone]]. [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9320&start=50#p177341]

	==External References==		==External References==

Jeremy Roznowski

Jeremy Roznowski — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 02:32:23 GMT

High School:

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-	'''Jeremy Roznowski''' is a member of the [[St. Charles CC\|St. Charles Community College]] Quiz Bowl team. He was a member of the SCC teams that won the [[2010 CCCT]] and Top Community College award at the [[2010 ICT\|2010 Division II ICT]], though he ~~is most~~ famous for an outburst made on the [[hsquizbowl.org forums\|Quizbowl Resource Center forums]]. In high school, he played for [[Francis Howell Central]].	+	'''Jeremy Roznowski''' is a member of the [[St. Charles CC\|St. Charles Community College]] Quiz Bowl team. He was a member of the SCC teams that won the [[2010 CCCT]] and Top Community College award at the [[2010 ICT\|2010 Division II ICT]], though he more nationally famous for an outburst made on the [[hsquizbowl.org forums\|Quizbowl Resource Center forums]], and his non-conventional tactical interpretation of quizbowl. In high school, he played for [[Francis Howell Central]].

	=Playing History=		=Playing History=
	==High School==		==High School==
-	Jeremy was first recruited to the [[Francis Howell Central]] team at the beginning of the [[2008 Francis Howell Central\|2008]] season by [[Charles Hang]]. During his high school career spanning the [[2008 Francis Howell Central\|2008]] and [[2009 Francis Howell Central\|2009]] seasons, Jeremy consistently attended tournaments with the team, with his most noteworthy moment possibly being when on the Francis Howell Central B team along with two sophomores, Jeremy placed into the top playoff bracket at the [[2009 NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. [http://web.mst.edu/~cbowl/hosting/0809/naqtmo09_teamdetail.html#t14]	+	Jeremy was first recruited to the [[Francis Howell Central]] team at the beginning of the [[2008 Francis Howell Central\|2008]] season by [[Charles Hang]]. During his high school career spanning the [[2008 Francis Howell Central\|2008]] and [[2009 Francis Howell Central\|2009]] seasons, Jeremy consistently attended tournaments with the team, with his most noteworthy moment possibly being when on the Francis Howell Central B team along with two sophomores, with Jeremy playing captain the FHC B team placed into the top playoff bracket at the [[2009 NAQT Missouri Qualifier]], despite being a player short and despite two of the players being sophomores. The playoff spot came down to an extra half, sudden death. With one question remaining, the FHC B team was down by 30 points; 40 possible points remaining in the game. David Lanza quickly gets the final tossup worth 10 points keeping the possibility of an upset alive. The final bonuses were in the subject of math theory, specifically Statistics. With Jeremy being the only player having any background in advanced mathematics, the game and playoff hope came down to him getting all three bonuses correct for the needed 30 points. One by one Jeremy answered the bonuses correct scoring all 30 points on the bonus and sending the FHC B team to the playoffs. [http://web.mst.edu/~cbowl/hosting/0809/naqtmo09_teamdetail.html#t14]
		+
	==College==		==College==
	Jeremy originally did not plan to play Quiz Bowl in college, but was recruited yet again by [[Charles Hang]] into becoming a member of the [[St. Charles CC\|St. Charles Community College]] team which Hang was forming. Jeremy played at all of the team's tournaments in the 2009-2010 season except for the [[Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament\|2010 Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament]] (which [[Charles Hang]] played solo). He was a member of the St. Charles CC B team that went 4-7 at the [[2010 CCSCT\|2010 Kansas CCSCT]] as well as a member of the St. Charles CC teams that won the [[2010 CCCT]] and the Top Community College Award at the [[2010 Division II ICT]]. [http://www.naqt.com/stats/player.jsp?contact_id=51038]		Jeremy originally did not plan to play Quiz Bowl in college, but was recruited yet again by [[Charles Hang]] into becoming a member of the [[St. Charles CC\|St. Charles Community College]] team which Hang was forming. Jeremy played at all of the team's tournaments in the 2009-2010 season except for the [[Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament\|2010 Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament]] (which [[Charles Hang]] played solo). He was a member of the St. Charles CC B team that went 4-7 at the [[2010 CCSCT\|2010 Kansas CCSCT]] as well as a member of the St. Charles CC teams that won the [[2010 CCCT]] and the Top Community College Award at the [[2010 Division II ICT]]. [http://www.naqt.com/stats/player.jsp?contact_id=51038]

-	Beyond that, Jeremy assisted [[Charles Hang]] in managing the team's affairs, helping with logistics, driving, and recruiting. It was Jeremy who recruited [[Mike Janoski]], the team's second best player behind Charles Hang.	+	Beyond that, Jeremy assisted [[Charles Hang]] in managing the team's affairs, helping with logistics, driving, and recruiting. It was Jeremy who recruited [[Mike Janoski]], the team's second best player behind Charles Hang. During a tournament Jeremy and Mike played Charles in a competitive, yet friendly game. Jeremy claimed that his strategic playing style held merit that Charles firmly disagreed upon. Jeremy and Mike played the first half under the presumed strategy and at half time the SCC A team of Jeremy and Mike were on top of the SCC B team; Charles. The second half the stagey was discontinued. This gives strong support for the competitive attitude of Jeremy Roznowski, and also his belief that everything involves strategy.
	===Forum Post===		===Forum Post===
-	Jeremy is probably best known in the wider Quiz Bowl community for a highly inflammatory post he made in response to the "Charles Hang discussion" thread on the [[hsquizbowl.org forums\|Quizbowl Resource Center forums]]. Made several weeks after active discussion in the post had ended, the post attacked the perceived elitism of the collegiate circuit towards Community Colleges. [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9320&start=50#p177295] The ~~misguided~~ attempt to defend his friend and teammate earned Roznowski a swift ban and the thread a trip to the [[Hsquizbowl.org forums#Forbidden Zone\|Forbidden Zone]]. [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9320&start=50#p177341]	+	Jeremy is probably best known in the wider Quiz Bowl community for a highly inflammatory post he made in response to the "Charles Hang discussion" thread on the [[hsquizbowl.org forums\|Quizbowl Resource Center forums]]. Made several weeks after active discussion in the post had ended, the post attacked the perceived elitism of the collegiate circuit towards Community Colleges. [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9320&start=50#p177295] The goodhearted attempt to defend his friend and teammate earned Roznowski a swift ban and the thread a trip to the [[Hsquizbowl.org forums#Forbidden Zone\|Forbidden Zone]]. [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9320&start=50#p177341]

	==External References==		==External References==

User:Jeremy Roznowski

Jonah Greenthal — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 02:04:08 GMT

Creating user page with biography of new user.

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[[Francis Howell]], [[St. Charles Community College]], [[Missouri S&T]]

User:Jeremy Roznowski

Jonah Greenthal — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 02:04:07 GMT

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