2009 NSC - Revision history

Harry White: Updated link to stats

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Zachary Yan at 18:25, 14 January 2014

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Matt Jackson at 15:00, 26 July 2013

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Jeff Hoppes: fix link to stats

2012-07-01T18:26:50Z

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Jarret Greene at 00:02, 30 March 2011

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fix>QBWikiBot at 21:03, 24 January 2010

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{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2009 [[PACE]] NSC
|champion = [[Wilmington Charter]]
|second = [[State College]]
|third = [[Georgetown Day School]]
|fourth = [[Maggie Walker]]
|scorer = [[Daichi Ueda]]
|editors = [[PACE]]
|site = George Mason University, VA
| }}

The 2009 [[PACE NSC]] was held on May 23rd-24th at [[George Mason University]] in Fairfax, Virginia. The tournament was won by the [[Wilmington Charter|Charter School of Wilmington]], with [[State College]] taking second. The top scorer was [[Daichi Ueda]] from [[Walter Johnson]].

{{Browse box|Tournament = 2008 [[NSC|PACE NSC]]
|previous = [[2008 NSC]]
|next = [[2010 NSC]]
| }}

[[Category:High school national championships]]
[[Category:High school tournaments]]
[[Category:PACE NSC]]
[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]

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 |site = [[George Mason]]
 |field = 64
 | }}
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 The 2009 NSC was the last NSC to use the [[old PACE format]] and the last NSC at which the [[All-Star Game]] consisted entirely of trash questions. There were actually ''two'' All-Star Games played at the 2009 NSC - an all-trash game and a much lower-key, all-academic game after the awards ceremony was concluded; the trash game was discontinued after 2009 and an all-academic game on especially hard questions took its place. The 2009 NSC schedule was also the only NSC in which two parallel playoff brackets played and had a mere crossover game across brackets to determine the final champion of the tournament (and placings such as 3rd vs. 4th, 5th vs. 6th, etc.); for 2010, this schedule had four additional [[superplayoff]] crossover games added to it so the top eight teams at the tournament all had to play one another before any team could be declared the champion.
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 |fourth = [[Maggie Walker]]
 |scorer = [[Daichi Ueda]]
-|editors = [[PACE]]
+|editors = [[Andrew Hart]] (head editor)
 |site = [[George Mason]]
 |field = 64

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-The 2009 [[PACE NSC]] was held on May 23rd-24th at [[George Mason University]] in Fairfax, Virginia. The tournament was won by the [[Wilmington Charter|Charter School of Wilmington]], and [[State College]] took second. The top scorer was [[Daichi Ueda]] from [[Walter Johnson]].
+The '''2009 [[PACE NSC|NSC]]''' was held on May 23rd-24th at [[George Mason University]] in Fairfax, Virginia. The tournament was won by the [[Wilmington Charter|Charter School of Wilmington]], and [[State College]] took second. The top scorer was [[Daichi Ueda]] from [[Walter Johnson]].
 The 2009 NSC was the last NSC to use the [[old PACE format]] and the last NSC at which the [[All-Star Game]] consisted entirely of trash questions. There were actually ''two'' All-Star Games played at the 2009 NSC - an all-trash game and a much lower-key, all-academic game after the awards ceremony was concluded; the trash game was discontinued after 2009 and an all-academic game on especially hard questions took its place. The 2009 NSC schedule was also the only NSC in which two parallel playoff brackets played and had a mere crossover game across brackets to determine the final champion of the tournament (and placings such as 3rd vs. 4th, 5th vs. 6th, etc.); for 2010, this schedule had four additional [[superplayoff]] crossover games added to it so the top eight teams at the tournament all had to play one another before any team could be declared the champion.
 ==External Links==
 * [http://quizbowl.gimranov.com/t/pacensc09/tournament/field Stats]
 [[Category:PACE NSC]]
 [[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]

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 ==External Links==
-* [http://www.taftqb.com/t/pacensc09/teams/standings/ Stats]
+* [http://quizbowl.gimranov.com/t/pacensc09/tournament/field Stats]
 [[Category:High school national championships]]

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 |next = [[2010 NSC]]
 | }}
 [[Category:High school national championships]]