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{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2003 NSC [[PACE]]
|champion = [[2003 Dorman|Dorman]]
|second = [[2003 Thomas Jefferson|Thomas Jefferson]]
|third = [[2003 Dunbar|Dunbar]] and [[2003 Detroit Catholic Central|Detroit Catholic Central]]
|fourth =
|scorer = Unknown
|editors = [[PACE]]
|site = [[Case Western]]
| }}

The '''2003 National Scholastic Championship''' was won by Dorman, consisting of [[Cale Bonner]], [[Adam Herring]], [[Jason Kopp]], and [[Terrill Wilkins]]. The tournament was held at Case Western Reserve University.

==Tournament results==
Dorman defeated Thomas Jefferson in the final. Dorman and Thomas Jefferson defeated Dunbar and Detroit Catholic Central in the semifinals, respectively.

==Individual results==
Individual stats are unavailable. The tournament all-stars were [[Monica Guo]] of [[State College]], [[John Paul Hampstead]] of [[Powell]], [[Sean Hou]] of [[Fort Mill]], [[Byron McDougall]] of [[Webb]], [[Noah Rahman]] of [[Solon]], [[Tim Svenson]] of [[Detroit Country Day]], [[Peter Troyan]] of [[Detroit Catholic Central]], [[Terrill Wilkins]] of Dorman, and [[James Zhang]] of Paul Lawrence Dunbar

==External Links==
* [http://pace-nsc.org/results/2003/index.html Final results]
* [http://pace-nsc.org/results/2003/prelim_scores.html Prelim scores]
* [http://pace-nsc.org/results/2003/playoff_scores.html Playoff scores]

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	The tournament used the [[old PACE NSC tournament format]] including an all-in consolation playoff.		The tournament used the [[old PACE NSC tournament format]] including an all-in consolation playoff.
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		+	At this tournament, [[Dunbar]] became the first team to defeat State College A in a prelim match in the history of the NSC.

	==Individual results==		==Individual results==

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-{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2003 NSC [[PACE]]
+{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2003 [[PACE]] NSC
 |champion = [[2003 Dorman|Dorman]]
 |second = [[2003 Thomas Jefferson|Thomas Jefferson]]
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 |fourth =
 |scorer = [[Noah Rahman]]
-|editors = [[PACE]]
+|editors = [[Matt Weiner]] (head editor), [[Leo Wolpert]] (science editor)
 |site = [[Case Western]]
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 ==Tournament results==
 Dorman defeated Thomas Jefferson in the final. Dorman and Thomas Jefferson defeated Dunbar and Detroit Catholic Central in the semifinals, respectively.
 ==Individual results==

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 |third = [[2003 Dunbar|Dunbar]] and [[2003 Detroit Catholic Central|Detroit Catholic Central]]
 |fourth =
-|scorer = Unknown
+|scorer = [[Noah Rahman]]
 |editors = [[PACE]]
 |site = [[Case Western]]
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 ==Individual results==
-Individual stats are unavailable. The tournament all-stars were [[Monica Guo]] of [[State College]], [[John Paul Hampstead]] of [[Powell]], [[Sean Hou]] of [[Fort Mill]], [[Byron McDougall]] of [[Webb]], [[Noah Rahman]] of [[Solon]], [[Tim Svenson]] of [[Detroit Country Day]], [[Peter Troyan]] of [[Detroit Catholic Central]], [[Terrill Wilkins]] of Dorman, and [[James Zhang]] of Paul Lawrence Dunbar
+Individual stats may be found at the below link and are currently being reformatted for posting as SQBS reports. The tournament all-stars, selected by polling participating teams and staff, were [[Monica Guo]] of [[State College]], [[John Paul Hampstead]] of [[Powell]], [[Sean Hou]] of [[Fort Mill]], [[Byron McDougall]] of [[Webb]], [[Noah Rahman]] of [[Solon]], [[Tim Svenson]] of [[Detroit Country Day]], [[Peter Troyan]] of [[Detroit Catholic Central]], [[Terrill Wilkins]] of Dorman, and [[James Zhang]] of Dunbar.
 ==External Links==
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 * [http://pace-nsc.org/results/2003/prelim_scores.html Prelim scores]
 * [http://pace-nsc.org/results/2003/playoff_scores.html Playoff scores]
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