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{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 1999 NSC [[PACE]]
|champion = [[1999 State College|State College]]
|second = [[1999 Rockville|Rockville]]
|third = [[1999 Detroit Catholic Central|Detroit Catholic Central]] and [[1999 Eleanor Roosevelt|Eleanor Roosevelt]]
|fourth =
|scorer = Unknown
|editors = [[PACE]]
|site = [[Penn]]
| }}

The '''1999 National Scholastic Championship''' was won by State College, consisting of [[Jacob Mikanowski]], [[Martin Devecka]], [[Lyn Lai]], and [[ Cathy Vrentas]]. The tournament was held at the University of Pennsylvania.

==Tournament results==
State College defeated Rockville in the final. State College and Rockville defeated Detroit Catholic Central and Eleanor Roosevelt in the semifinals, respectively.

==Individual results==
Individual stats are unavailable. The tournament all-stars were [[Aaron Benor]] of Rockville, [[Vinita Kailasnath]] of Eleanor Roosevelt, [[Jacob Mikanowski]] of State College, [[David Madden]] of [[Ridgewood]], [[Patrick Riser]] of Riverdale, [[Cathy Vrentas ]] of State College, [[Corey Mason]] of Detroit Catholic Central, and [[Andy Wehrman]] of [[North Kansas City]].

==External Links==
* [http://pace-nsc.org/results/1999/index.html Final results]

[[Category:PACE NSC]]
[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]

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-{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 1999 NSC [[PACE]]
+{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 1999 [[PACE]] NSC
 |champion = [[1999 State College|State College]]
 |second = [[1999 Rockville|Rockville]]
 |third = [[1999 Detroit Catholic Central|Detroit Catholic Central]] and [[1999 Eleanor Roosevelt|Eleanor Roosevelt]]
 |fourth =
-|scorer = [[Andy Wehrman]]?
+|scorer = [[Andy Wehrman]]? (see discussion on main body of page)
-|editors = [[PACE]]
+|editors = [[Samer Ismail]]
 |site = [[Penn]]
 |field = 22

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 ==Tournament results==
 State College defeated Rockville in the final. State College and Rockville defeated Detroit Catholic Central and Eleanor Roosevelt in the semifinals, respectively.
 ==Individual results==

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 ==Individual results==
-Individual stats are unavailable. The tournament all-stars were [[Aaron Benor]] of Rockville, [[Vinita Kailasnath]] of Eleanor Roosevelt, [[Jacob Mikanowski]] of State College, [[David Madden]] of [[Ridgewood]], [[Patrick Riser]] of Riverdale, [[Cathy Vrentas ]] of State College, [[Corey Mason]] of Detroit Catholic Central, and [[Andy Wehrman]] of [[North Kansas City]].
+Individual stats are unavailable.  The only individual statline from 1999 mentioned in any future PACE material is an entry on the record book for "most points in a single game."  The 2001 program simply says "does not include 1999" in the record listing for PPG.  Several team-based records from 1999 are included, including some that would require detailed scoresheets such as "most bonus points stolen in a game," and the presence of the single individual record indicates that individual stats were kept, but nothing further was ever released or incorporated into the record book.
 ==External Links==

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 {{Navbox NSC}}
 [[Category:PACE NSC]]
 [[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]

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-The '''1999 National Scholastic Championship''' was won by State College, consisting of [[Jacob Mikanowski]], [[Martin Devecka]], [[Lyn Lai]], and [[ Cathy Vrentas]].  The tournament was held at the University of Pennsylvania.
+The '''1999 National Scholastic Championship''' was won by [[1999 State College|State College]], consisting of [[Jacob Mikanowski]], [[Martin Devecka]], [[Lyn Lai]], and [[ Cathy Vrentas]].  The tournament was held at [[Penn|the University of Pennsylvania]].
 ==Tournament results==