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Toronto

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Benjamin Chapman

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Oklahoma State

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Made minor change about L.L. Lewis's position.

Edina

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Former Coaches

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Edina

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Harrison Whitaker

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incorrect cat

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Category:Question writing companies

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sorry fred...

Edina

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Former Coaches

Illinois Scholastic Bowl

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Beta Club Quizbowl

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Alabama Cyber Tech

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Lancaster-Lebanon League

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Middle School League

Half Hollow Hills West

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Added (notable) alum.

Lancaster-Lebanon League

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Division II Champions

Central Lee

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Championships

Southeast Iowa Super Conference

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SEISC Conference Results (Varsity)

Murray State College

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Added 2026 details about Murray's quizbowl team.

March Delfin

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Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt

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 Benjamin joined Hunter's team in Grade 8. In 2021, he joined [[Pedro Juan Orduz]], [[Cerulean Ozarow]], and [[Andrew Zeng]] on the Hunter A team that placed 2nd at [[2021 NSC|NSC]] and 8th at [[2021 HSNCT|HSNCT]].
-In 2022, he was on the [[Toronto]] team that finished 4th at the [[2022 ICT|DII ICT]].
+He was on the [[Toronto]] teams that finished 4th at the [[2022 ICT|2022 DII ICT]], 3rd at [[2025 ICT|2025 DI ICT]], and 4th at [[2025 ACF Nationals]], some of the highest ever finishes for Canadian teams.
 He is currently head-editing [[2026 ACF Winter]].

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-The '''University of Toronto''' is a public university in Toronto, Ontario. It is the largest university in Canada by enrollment, and has nearly three times the number of postgraduate students as any other Ontario university. Toronto's quizbowl team has been active since the early 2000s and has generally competed with [[McGill]] for the Canadian ACF Regionals and Division I SCT championships. At the [[2010 ICT]], Toronto's A team finished 5th overall in the best performance of a Toronto team at either ACF Nationals or Division I ICT. The team has more recently seen success at Division II ICT, coming 4th in 2022, 5th in 2019 and 6th in 2018.
+The '''University of Toronto''' is a public university in Toronto, Ontario. It is the largest university in Canada by enrollment, and has nearly three times the number of postgraduate students as any other Ontario university. Toronto's quizbowl team has been active since the early 2000s and has generally competed with [[McGill]] for the Canadian ACF Regionals and Division I SCT championships. At the [[2025 ICT]], Toronto's A team finished 3rd overall in the best performance of a Toronto team at either ACF Nationals or Division I ICT. The team has also recently seen success at Division II ICT, coming 4th in 2022, 5th in 2019 and 6th in 2018.
 ==History==

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 In 2022, he was on the [[Toronto]] team that finished 4th at the [[2022 ICT|DII ICT]].
 {{activehs|2017|2021}}
 [[Category:Hunter]]

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-'''Oklahoma State University''' is located in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Their quizbowl team was founded in 2002, and competes in events across the south, including in Oklahoma, Texas, and Missouri, most notably attending [[ICT]] in 2006, 2007, and 2012. While the team's tournament attendance has been spotty and inconsistent in recent years, it has served as an established host of high school events in the state. In 2003, Oklahoma State began hosting the [[L. L. Lewis Cup]], a regular-season high school event named for former university president L. L. Lewis, the last iteration of which was held in 2019. Additionally, from 2005 to 2015, OSU also hosted the [[NAQT Oklahoma State Championship]], serving as the first hosts of the event after its split from the [[Oklahoma|University of Oklahoma's]] [[Boren Cup]].
+'''Oklahoma State University''' is located in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Their quizbowl team was founded in 2002, and competes in events across the south, including in Oklahoma, Texas, and Missouri, most notably attending [[ICT]] in 2006, 2007, and 2012. While the team's tournament attendance has been spotty and inconsistent in recent years, it has served as an established host of high school events in the state. In 2003, Oklahoma State began hosting the [[L. L. Lewis Cup]], a regular-season high school event named for former university professor L. L. Lewis, the last iteration of which was held in 2019. Additionally, from 2005 to 2015, OSU also hosted the [[NAQT Oklahoma State Championship]], serving as the first hosts of the event after its split from the [[Oklahoma|University of Oklahoma's]] [[Boren Cup]].
 == Former members ==

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 * Samantha Tietz (2025-2026)
 * Lydia Franssen (2025-2026)
 == Current Players ==
 *Thor Thuftedal ('27)
 * Akiva Olitzky ('28)
 * Asha Goswami ('29)
 == Former Players ==
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 * Jennifer Stone (2021-2024)
 * Evan Ward (2025-2026)
-* Funmi Banjoko (2025-)
+* Funmi Banjoko (2025-2026)
 * Jeremy Loucks (2026-)

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 '''Edina High School''' is a public high school in Edina, Minnesota. Despite being considered one of the best academic high schools in Minnesota, they are not particularly active in quizbowl, choosing to primarily compete in [[Knowledge Bowl]] (although they do compete in both).
 == Current Players ==
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 * Akiva Olitzky ('28)
 * Asha Goswami ('29)
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 * Beckett Pursey ('25)
 * Jo Adam ('25)
 * Aidan Sneller ('26)
 * Samantha Tietz ('26)
 * Peter Jacobs ('26)
 * Ethan Liao ('26)
 == Former Coaches ==

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	He consistently ranked among the top UK players in community polls (e.g., 5th in the 2023–24 UK Player Poll) and was praised for high-powered buzzing in humanities categories and contributions to Cambridge's top-three finishes at BSQC nearly every year from 2022 onward.		He consistently ranked among the top UK players in community polls (e.g., 5th in the 2023–24 UK Player Poll) and was praised for high-powered buzzing in humanities categories and contributions to Cambridge's top-three finishes at BSQC nearly every year from 2022 onward.
	For detailed statistics, see his profile on quizbowlstats.com or related QBWiki pages (e.g., Cambridge University). He transitioned out of active play after 2024, focusing on other quiz-related work including University Challenge.		For detailed statistics, see his profile on quizbowlstats.com or related QBWiki pages (e.g., Cambridge University). He transitioned out of active play after 2024, focusing on other quiz-related work including University Challenge.
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	IQBT previously organized a series of "Rookie" tournaments that were hosted on [[Qblitz]].		IQBT previously organized a series of "Rookie" tournaments that were hosted on [[Qblitz]].
−	{{c\|National Organizations}}{{c\|Stubs}}	+	{{c\|National Organizations}}{{c\|Stubs}}[[Category: Question writing companies]]

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 As of the 2026-2027 season, the active companies that produce competition questions are:
 *Academic Hallmarks
 *Long Island Quiz Bowl Alliance
 *National Academic Quiz Tournaments

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 * Nickie McKeever (Unkown-2021)
 * Jennifer Stone (2021-2024)
-* Evan Ward & Funmi Banjoko (2025-)
+* Evan Ward (2025-2026)
 == Nationals Results ==

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 ==Notable annual tournaments==
 A complete list of tournaments in Illinois can be found [http://www.ihssbca.org/tournaments.html on the IHSSBCA's site]. Notable recurring tournaments include the following:
-*[[Earlybird]] - October - Formerly a housewrite by [[Illinois|UIUC]] and more recently using questions from different sources each year, this tournament is usually the first tournament of the season, though it has been on hiatus since the pandemic.
+*[[Earlybird]] - October - Formerly a housewrite by [[Illinois|UIUC]] and using questions from different sources each year since 2008, this tournament was usually the first tournament of the season, but is no longer extant.
 *[[IHSSBCA Novice]] - October - hosted in several locations across the state, this tournament allows students who did not achieve certain levels of success to compete against each other. It uses the [[SCOP]] set.
 *mirror of [[ACF Fall]] - October - usually hosted in northern Illinois, such as at Rockford Auburn

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 The '''Beta Club''' is an honor/service organization for American primary and secondary school students, which is primarily active in the greater Southeast, though its 18 state chapters range as far north as Illinois and as far west as Texas. It is roughly analogous to the more universal '''National Honor Society'''.
-Since at least 1985, the Beta Club has sponsored a high school quizbowl championship at its annual national conventions, and in 1999 middle school and elementary school divisions were added. Prior to the rise of "[[good quizbowl]]", some prominent teams such as [[Dorman]] often made sure that all of their players were Beta Club members and made a concerted effort to win this tournament, especially if they had become disenchanted with the [[NAC]] and wanted a less ethically fraught opportunity to compete. Ever since the availability of [[NSC|superior]] [[HSNCT|alternatives]], this has become less common, though nationally prominent quizbowl team [[Dunbar]] still participates.
+Since at least 1985, the Beta Club has sponsored a high school quizbowl championship at its annual national conventions, and in 1999 middle school and elementary school divisions were added. Prior to the rise of "[[good quizbowl]]", some prominent teams such as [[Dorman]] often made sure that all of their players were Beta Club members and made a concerted effort to win this tournament, especially if they had become disenchanted with the [[NAC]] and wanted a less ethically fraught opportunity to compete. Ever since the availability of [[NSC|superior]] [[HSNCT|alternatives]], this has become less common, though nationally prominent quizbowl team [[Dunbar]] still participated into the 2020s.
 [[File:Beta.jpg|thumb|Oh no! Beta!]]
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 | [[Wallace-Rose]]
 | Louisville, KY
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 |}
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 | [[2017 Beta|2017]]
+| [[Sterling]]
+|
 | [[Emerald Coast]]
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 | [[Arab Junior High]]
 | [[Brandon]]
 |-
 |}

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 |currentcoach = Peter Speak
 |state = 2022 and 2023 (JV), 2024 and 2025 (V)
-|nats appearances = SSNCT 2022-2025, HSNCT 2022-2025, PACE 2024-2025
+|nats appearances = SSNCT 2022-2026, HSNCT 2022-2025, PACE 2024-2025
 |status = Active
-|size = 367 (As of 2024-2025 school year)
+|size = 407 (As of 2026-2027 school year)
 | }}
 <p>The <b>Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering</b>, often referred to as <b>Alabama Cyber Tech</b> or <b>ASCTE</b>, is a public magnet high school located in Huntsville, AL. The school's Quiz Bowl team began in 2021 with Kerri Watson as the head coach and has since achieved great success at various state and national tournaments. The school has hosted many events including the 2022 Sentinel Middle School Invitational, 2023 Sentinel Middle School Invitational, 2024 Sentinel Intramural, and the 2025 Sentinel Intramural Tournament.</p>
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      <h2>Current Players</h2>
-     <p><strong>Leo Osborne:</strong> Current Captain of the 2025-26 ASCTE varsity A-Team who specializes in Literature, Science, Fine Arts, and Philosophy. Fine Arts and Philosophy player for the 2024-25 ASCTE varsity A-team. Leo is Tate's younger brother and the former captain of the Monrovia Middle School A-Team. Junior.</p>
+     <p><strong>Leo Osborne:</strong> Current Captain of the 2026-27 ASCTE varsity A-Team who specializes in Literature, Science, Fine Arts, and Philosophy. Fine Arts and Philosophy player for the 2024-25 ASCTE varsity A-team. Leo is Tate's younger brother and the former captain of the Monrovia Middle School A-Team. Senior.</p>
-     <p><strong>Anders Johnson:</strong> History player who formerly played for Florence Middle School. Junior.</p>
+     <p><strong>Anders Johnson:</strong> History player who formerly played for Florence Middle School. Senior.</p>
-     <p><strong>Jacob Wilkinson:</strong> History, Sports, Pop Culture, and General Knowledge player for the 2025-26 ASCTE varsity A-Team who formerly played for Monrovia Middle School. Junior.</p>
+     <p><strong>Jacob Wilkinson:</strong> History, Sports, Pop Culture, and General Knowledge player for the 2025-26 ASCTE varsity A-Team who formerly played for Monrovia Middle School. Senior.</p>
-     <p><strong>Hilton Tran:</strong> History, Mythology, and Geography player for the 2025-26 ASCTE varsity A-Team who formerly played for Berry Middle School. Sophomore.</p>
+     <p><strong>Hilton Tran:</strong> History, Mythology, and Geography player for the 2025-26 ASCTE varsity A-Team who formerly played for Berry Middle School. Junior.</p>
      <h2>B-Team</h2>

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−	~~Current Member~~ of the [[Central Lee]] High School team. Advocate for the preservation of small school Iowa Quiz Bowl History.	+	Former Captain of the [[Central Lee]] High School team. Advocate for the preservation of small school Iowa Quiz Bowl History.

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 !width="320"|DIVISION I||width="320"|DIVISION II||
 |-
-|[[]]||[[Catalyst Christian (formerly LAMS)]] (2025-)||
+|[[Annville-Cleona]] (1995-)||[[Catalyst Christian (formerly LAMS)]] (2025-)||
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-|[[Annville-Cleona]] (1995-)||[[Cocalico]] (2009-)||
+|[[Cedar Crest]] (1995-)||[[Cocalico]] (2009-)||
 |-
-|[[Cedar Crest]] (1995-)||[[Conestoga Valley]] (1995-)||
+|[[Ephrata]] (2001?-)||[[Conestoga Valley]] (1995-)||
 |-
-|[[Elizabethtown]] (2001?-)||[[Donegal]] (1994-1997, 2006, 2011-)||
+|[[Hempfield]] (2000?-)||[[Donegal]] (1994-1997, 2006, 2011-)||
 |-
-|[[Ephrata]] (2001?-)||[[ELCO]] (2001?-2011, 2021-2022, 2024-)||
+|[[Lampeter-Strasburg]] (1996-)||[[ELCO]] (2001?-2011, 2021-2022, 2024-)||
 |-
-|[[Hempfield]] (2000?-)|||[[Lancaster Country Day]] (2009-)||
+|[[Lancaster Country Day]] (2009-)||[[Elizabethtown]] (2001?-)||
 |-
-|[[Lampeter-Strasburg]] (1996-)||[[Lebanon]] (2006?-)||
+|[[Lancaster Mennonite]] (1994-)||[Lancaster Catholic]] (1995-)||
 |-
-|[[Lancaster Catholic]] (1995-)||[[Lebanon Catholic / Our Lady of the Cross]] (2001?-)||
+|[[Manheim Township]] (1995-)||[[Lebanon]] (2006?-)||
 |-
-|[[Lancaster Mennonite]] (1994-)||[[Linden Hall]] (2001-2006, 2024-)||
+|[[Penn Manor]] (1996?-)||[[Linden Hall]] (2001-2006, 2024-)||
 |-
-|[[Manheim Township]] (1995-)||[[Manheim Central]] (2002-)||
+|[[Solanco]] (2024-)||[[Manheim Central]] (2002-)||
 |-
-|[[Penn Manor]] (1996?-)||[[New Covenant Christian]] (2024-)||
+|[[Stone Independent]] (2020-)||[[Northern Lebanon]] (2001?-)||
 |-
-|[[Solanco]] (2024-)||[[Northern Lebanon]] (2001?-)||
+|[[Warwick HS]] (2000?-)||[[Our Lady of the Cross / Lebanon Catholic]] (2001?-)||
 |}
 ===Former Members===
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 * Pequea Valley (2001?-2018)
 * Northeastern (2009-2011)
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 |-style="background: #e3e3e3;"
-|[https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=17149 2025-26] || [[Lampeter-Strasburg]] || [[Manheim Township]] || 24 || [[Warwick / Penn Manor]]
+|[https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=17149 2025-26] || [[Lampeter-Strasburg]] || [[Manheim Township]] || 25 || [[Warwick / Penn Manor]]
 |}
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 |2025-26||[[Warwick]]||[[Lancaster Country Day]]
 |-style="background: #e3e3e3;"
 |2026-27||[[TBD]]||[[TBD]]
 |-style="background: #e3e3e3;"
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 |2024-25||Marticville ||LAMS ||20|| Manor MS
 |-
-|2025-26||TBD ||TBD ||20|| TBD
+|2025-26||Lampeter-Strasburg ||Lancaster Country Day ||19|| Manor MS
 |-style="background: #e3e3e3;"
+|2026-27||TBD ||TBD ||___|| TBD
 |}

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 *[[Arthur Ramsay]] '14
 *[[George Margulies]] '12
 [[Category:High school teams]]
 [[Category: New York high school teams]]

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 |[[99-2000 Lancaster-Lebanon League|99-2000]]||[[Manheim Township]]||[[Lancaster Catholic]]||16||[[Warwick (PA)|Warwick]]
 |-
-|[[2000-01 Lancaster-Lebanon League|2000-01]]||[[Manheim Township]]||[[Warwick]]||20||
+|[[2000-01 Lancaster-Lebanon League|2000-01]]||[[Manheim Township]]||[[Warwick]]||20||[[Manheim Township]]
 |-style="background: #e3e3e3;"
-|[[2001-02 Lancaster-Lebanon League|2001-02]]||[[Cedar Crest]]||[[Conestoga Valley]]||20||
+|[[2001-02 Lancaster-Lebanon League|2001-02]]||[[Cedar Crest]]||[[Conestoga Valley]]||20||[[Manheim Township]]
 |-
-|[[2002-03 Lancaster-Lebanon League|2002-03]]||[[Elizabethtown]]||[[Manheim Township]]||20||
+|[[2002-03 Lancaster-Lebanon League|2002-03]]||[[Elizabethtown]]||[[Manheim Township]]||20||[[Manheim Township]]
 |-style="background: #e3e3e3;"
 |[[2003-04 Lancaster-Lebanon League|2003-04]]||[[Elizabethtown]]||[[Manheim Township]]||20||[[Manheim Township]]
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 |-style="background: #e3e3e3;"
-|[2025-26] || [[TBD]] || [[TBD]] || 24 || [[Warwick / Penn Manor]]
+|[https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=17149 2025-26] || [[Lampeter-Strasburg]] || [[Manheim Township]] || 24 || [[Warwick / Penn Manor]]
 |}

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 |image = CLHAWK.jpeg
 |citystate = Donnellson, Iowa
-|currentcoach = Ryan Van Ausdall
+|currentcoach = Brett Cole
 |currentpres =
 |state =
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 Small School National Championship Tournament Qualifier- (2016)
-Southeast Iowa Super Conference Champions- (2002), (2015), (2017), (2021), (2023), (2024), (2025)
+Southeast Iowa Super Conference Champions- (2002), (2015), (2017), (2021), (2023), (2024), (2025), (2026)
 Southeast Iowa Conference Champions- (1990)
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 | Southeast Iowa Super Conference || 2025
 |}

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 ! Year !! Conference Champions !! 2nd Place
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 | 2025 || Central Lee || Mediapolis

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   |website = https://www.mscok.edu
 |}}
-'''Murray State College''' is a community college located in Tishomingo, Oklahoma whose quizbowl team was founded in 2022 by former [[Coalgate High School]] coach [[Tracey Hickman]]. They placed fourth at their first [[CCCT]] in 2023 and improved to third the following year. In 2025 Murray State advanced to the championship series but lost to [[Chipola]]. The school hosts the Aggie Invitational, a high school tournament, and the Murray State Collegiate Novice Invitational, a general college tournament. In 2024, MSC hosted the South-Central mirror of ACF Fall.
+'''Murray State College''' is a community college located in Tishomingo, Oklahoma, whose quizbowl team was founded in 2022 by former [[Coalgate High School]] coach [[Tracey Hickman]]. They placed fourth at their first [[CCCT]] in 2023 and improved to third the following year. In 2025 Murray State advanced to the championship series but lost to [[Chipola]], repeating the same feat in 2026. The school hosts the Aggie Invitational, a high school tournament, and the Murray State Collegiate Novice Invitational, a general college tournament, as well as mixed tournaments. In 2024, MSC hosted the South-Central mirror of ACF Fall, and will host it again in 2026.
 ==Notable Players==

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    |naqtstats = [https://www.naqt.com/stats/player/index.jsp?contact_id=663057 NAQT page]
 }}
-'''March Delfin''' is a player for [[UC San Diego]]. He is known for his ridiculous bits that he often executes in the middle of close games, much to his teammates' dismay. March is the author of the Soyinkaverse packets (read at Festivus 2025) and is infamous in SocalQB for his love of Wole Soyinka.
+'''March Delfin''' is a player for [[UC San Diego]]. He is known for his boyish charm and ridiculous bits that he often executes in the middle of close games, much to his teammates' dismay. March is the author of the Soyinkaverse packets (read at Festivus 2025) and is infamous in SocalQB for his love of Wole Soyinka.
 ==Fun Facts==
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 *March became a literature player as part of a bit that he was an expert on "Sri Lankan literature." Nowadays, he loves to tell people that Michael Ondaatje and Shyam Selvadurai are the only relevant Sri Lankan authors in quizbowl.
 *March is also known for saying "everyone knows this!" about things that absolutely no one knows.
 [[Category: UCSD players]]

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-'''Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt''' is a player for [[NYU]] and a former player for [[Hunter College High School]]. They are an NYU eboard and [[PACE]] member. They have played in 8 national tournaments hosted at the [[Hyatt Regency O'Hare]], during which they achieved every possible finish 1-8 except for 6th place (1 1st, 1 2nd, 1 3rd, 1 4th, 2 5th, 1 7th, 1 8th).
+'''Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt''' is a player for [[NYU]] and a former player for [[Hunter College High School]]. They are an NYU eboard and [[PACE]] member. They have played in 8 national tournaments hosted at the [[Hyatt Regency O'Hare]], during which they achieved every possible finish 1-8 except for 6th place (1 1st, 1 2nd, 1 3rd, 1 4th, 2 5th, 1 7th, 1 8th), and they are the only player to have appeared in the MSNCT, HSNCT, IPNCT, and ICT finals.
 ==Results==