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                        "*": "'''ReKT''' (acronym for \"'''Re'''al '''K'''nowledge '''T'''ournament\") is a high school [[quizbowl]] [[tournament]] held in Southern California since 2018. It is hosted and run by [[Westview (CA)|Westview]], in San Diego. The tournament is also open to middle school teams.\n\n[[Rohan Venkateswaran]] and Kevin Yu co-directed the inaugural ReKT tournament, which was held on 17 March 2018; Venkateswaran also went on to direct ReKT II (30 March 2019) the next year.\n\nThe 2020 edition, ReKT III, was originally slated to be held on March 28, 2020, but was postponed due to the closure of Westview HS as a result of [[COVID-19]]. The streak of catastrophes plaguing the tournament continued into the following season, when ReKT IV was won by [[Kinkaid]] of Houston, Texas.\n\n==Champions==\n{| class=\"wikitable\"\n! Iteration\n! Year\n! Varsity\n! Varsity stats\n! JV\n! JV stats\n|-\n|ReKT I\n|2018\n|[[Canyon Crest]] A\n|[http://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/5041/stats/varsity_all_games/]\n|[[Rancho Bernardo]] B\n|[http://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/5041/stats/jv_combined/]\n|-\n|ReKT II\n|2019\n|[[Arcadia]] A\n|[http://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/5601/stats/varsity_all_games/]\n|[[St. Margaret's]]\n|[http://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/5601/stats/jv_combined/]\n|-\n|ReKT III\n|2020\n|Cancelled\n|N/A\n|Cancelled\n|N/A\n|-\n|ReKT IV\n|2021\n|[[Kinkaid]]\n|[https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/6875/stats/combined/]\n|[[Oak Valley]] A\n|[https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/6875/stats/combined/]\n|-\n|ReKT V\n|2022\n|[[Francis Parker]] A\n|[https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/7427/stats/varsity/]\n|[[Rancho Bernardo]] A\n|[https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/7427/stats/jv_combined/]\n|-\n|ReKT VI\n|2023\n|[[Olympian]] A and [[Rancho Bernardo]] A\n|[https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/8071/stats/varsity_%28all%29/]\n|[[Rancho Bernardo]] B\n|[https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/8071/stats/jv_playoffs_%28all%29/]\n|}\n\n[[Category:High school tournaments]]\n[[Category:High school quizbowl in California]]"
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                        "*": "'''Reach for Dalhousie''' is a competition for Atlantic Canada high school teams held at Dalhousie University in Halifax.  It is held in late October/early November.  Winners and runners-up receive scholarships to Dalhousie.\n\n==Format==\n\nDespite being similar in name to [[Reach for the Top]], Reach for Dal bears little resemblance to the widespread competition.  Teams of 3 are quizzed on a variety of subjects related to material taught in the university's programs using signaling devices similar to the \"poll the audience\" buttons on ''Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?''  In other words, teams are not in a rush to buzz and win by earning the most correct answers on all the questions.  Questions are multiple choice.\n\nThe opening round is held at computer workstations to seed the group for playoffs.  In the playoffs, teams meet head-to-head, only needing to earn more correct answers than their opponent.\n\n==2004==\n\nThe inaugural event was attended by 45 high schools in Nova Scotia - nearly the entire province.  The [[2005 Cobequid]] team (who went on to win Reach for the Top nationals) defeated Dartmouth in the final.\n\n==2005==\n\nDespite welcoming teams from New Brunswick, attendance dropped to 40 schools.   [[Cobequid]] defeated [[Kennebecasis]] in the final.\n\n==2006==\n\nTeams from PEI attended in 2006, but attendance dropped again to 38 teams.  A team from Dr. John Gillis beat Dartmouth in the final.  [[2007 Kennebecasis]]' third-place finish earned captain Morgan Gagnon $4000 in scholarships over his years of participation despite not winning.\n\n==2007==\n\nTeams from Newfoundland and Labrador were invited for 2007, but a dearth of New Brunswick teams saw attendance drop to 36.  [[Auburn Drive]], on their debut, defeated [[2008 Kennebecasis]] in the final.  Auburn Drive would later win Nova Scotia Reach provincials and represent the province at [[2008 Reach for the Top Nationals|Nationals]].\n\n== 2008 ==\n\nAttendence dropped even further to 22 teams. Kennebecasis defeated Cobequid in the final. Kennebecasis and Cobequid would go on to represent New Brunswick and Nova Scotia respectively at the [[2009 Reach for the Top Nationals]].\n\n== 2009 ==\n\nThe event was not held as Dalhousie University focussed on its H1N1 preventative measures. \n\n==External Links==\n\n* [http://reach4.dal.ca/Past_Competitions Past results]\n\n[[Category:Canada]]\n[[Category:High school formats]]\n[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]"
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