2012 NSC - Revision history

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Jeff Hoppes at 18:23, 13 June 2012

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Matt Jackson at 04:19, 11 June 2012

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Matt Jackson: Created page with '{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2012 PACE NSC |champion = Hunter A |second = Bellarmine |third = Centennial (GA) |fourth = IMSA |scorer = [[Adam Si…'

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Created page with '{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2012 PACE NSC |champion = Hunter A |second = Bellarmine |third = Centennial (GA) |fourth = IMSA |scorer = [[Adam Si…'

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{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2012 [[PACE]] [[NSC]]
|champion = [[Hunter|Hunter A]]
|second = [[Bellarmine]]
|third = [[Centennial]] (GA)
|fourth = [[IMSA]]
|scorer = [[Adam Silverman]], Centennial
|editors = [[PACE]]
|site = [[WUSTL|Washington University in Saint Louis]], MO
|stats = [http://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/996]
}}

The 2012 NSC took place on June 9-10 at [[WUSTL|Washington University in Saint Louis]], with 60 teams participating. [[Hunter]] defeated [[Bellarmine]] in a one-game final. [[Centennial]] (Georgia) came in third and [[IMSA A]] came in fourth.

The 60 teams were split up into prelim brackets composed of seven or eight teams, from which the top two of each bracket went to two playoff brackets and the top four from each playoff bracket played in crossover "superplayoff" games, implementing the [[2010 NSC|2010]] format with four fewer teams. The tournament was successfully directed by [[Matt Weiner]].

The 2012 NSC was the site of the first annual [[National Quizbowl Awards]], hosted by [[Dave Madden]].

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 |fourth = [[IMSA]]
 |scorer = [[Adam Silverman]], Centennial
-|editors = [[PACE]]
+|editors = [[Eric Mukherjee]] (head editor)
 |site = [[WUSTL|Washington University]]
 |field = 60

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 The 2012 NSC was the site of the first annual [[National Quizbowl Awards]], hosted by [[Dave Madden]].
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	The 2012 NSC was the site of the first annual [[National Quizbowl Awards]], hosted by [[Dave Madden]].		The 2012 NSC was the site of the first annual [[National Quizbowl Awards]], hosted by [[Dave Madden]].
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		+	{{Browse box\|Tournament = 2012 [[NSC\|PACE NSC]]
		+	\|previous = [[2011 NSC]]
		+	\|next = [[2013 NSC]]
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 |champion = [[Hunter|Hunter A]]
 |second = [[Bellarmine]]
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 |fourth = [[IMSA]]
 |scorer = [[Adam Silverman]], Centennial
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-The 2012 NSC took place on June 9-10 at [[WUSTL|Washington University in Saint Louis]], with 60 teams participating. [[Hunter]] defeated [[Bellarmine]] in a one-game final. [[Centennial]] (Georgia) came in third and [[IMSA|IMSA A]] came in fourth.
+The 2012 NSC took place on June 9-10 at [[WUSTL|Washington University in Saint Louis]], with 60 teams participating. [[Hunter]] defeated [[Bellarmine]] in a one-game final. [[Centennial (GA)|Centennial]] (Georgia) came in third and [[IMSA|IMSA A]] came in fourth.
 The 60 teams were split up into prelim brackets composed of seven or eight teams, from which the top two of each bracket went to two playoff brackets and the top four from each playoff bracket played in crossover "superplayoff" games, implementing the [[2010 NSC|2010]] format with four fewer teams. The tournament was successfully directed by [[Matt Weiner]].

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	The 60 teams were split up into prelim brackets composed of seven or eight teams, from which the top two of each bracket went to two playoff brackets and the top four from each playoff bracket played in crossover "superplayoff" games, implementing the [[2010 NSC\|2010]] format with four fewer teams. The tournament was successfully directed by [[Matt Weiner]].		The 60 teams were split up into prelim brackets composed of seven or eight teams, from which the top two of each bracket went to two playoff brackets and the top four from each playoff bracket played in crossover "superplayoff" games, implementing the [[2010 NSC\|2010]] format with four fewer teams. The tournament was successfully directed by [[Matt Weiner]].
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		+	The All-Stars for the 2012 NSC were selected by a new method without balloting: as usual, the top four prelim scorers ([[Adam Silverman]] of Centennial, [[Ben Chametzky]] of [[Carbondale]], [[Daniel Brach-Neufeld]] of Georgetown Day, and [[Max Schindler]] of [[Ladue]]) made up one four-person team; for the other team, the traditional ballots were replaced by selecting the top individual scorers on the highest-placing teams in the tournament from 1st on down, using superplayoffs PPG and skipping over any team whose high scorer was already an overall All-Star. This process selected the remaining All-Stars: [[Richard Yu]] of [[Hunter]], [[Sameer Rai]] of [[Bellarmine]], [[Webster Guan]] of 4th place [[IMSA]], and [[James Bradbury]] of 6th-place [[TJ]]. "Team Yus" (the latter 4) defeated "Team Jews" (the former 4) 480-290. Additionally, PACE President [[Mike Bentley]] read audience-only "Before and After" questions every three tossup-bonus cycles and at the end of each half, for prizes.

	The 2012 NSC was the site of the first annual [[National Quizbowl Awards]], hosted by [[Dave Madden]].		The 2012 NSC was the site of the first annual [[National Quizbowl Awards]], hosted by [[Dave Madden]].