2019 MSNCT - Revision history

Reilly Melville at 03:20, 12 January 2022

2022-01-12T03:20:21Z

Reilly Melville: cleanup

2022-01-12T03:19:36Z

cleanup

Reilly Melville at 01:56, 12 January 2022

2022-01-12T01:56:48Z

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt: super seven bracket

2022-01-11T21:32:01Z

super seven bracket

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt at 19:13, 8 September 2020

2020-09-08T19:13:33Z

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt at 16:47, 8 September 2020

2020-09-08T16:47:12Z

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt: tournament box no longer necessary due to addition of MSNCT navbox and is removed

2020-09-08T16:34:10Z

tournament box no longer necessary due to addition of MSNCT navbox and is removed

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt at 01:15, 8 September 2020

2020-09-08T01:15:29Z

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt at 01:11, 8 September 2020

2020-09-08T01:11:30Z

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt: adding a summary

2020-09-08T01:10:44Z

adding a summary

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 ==Summary==
-Each team at the 2019 MSNCT played eight preliminary rounds. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] held the first seed after defeating [[Middlesex Middle|Middlesex A]] 640-165 to claim an 8-0 record. Teams had to have at least a 5-3 record to advance to the double-elimination playoff, which, for the first time, would be held on questions more similar to NAQT IS sets.
+Each team at the 2019 MSNCT played eight preliminary rounds. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] took the first playoff seed after going 8-0. Teams had to have at least a 5-3 record to advance to the double-elimination playoff, which, for the first time, would be held on questions more similar to NAQT IS sets.
 [[Hunter|Hunter A]] was defeated by [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 355-275 in the second round of playoffs, and went on to fight their way through the lower bracket, eliminating [[Midtown Classical]], [[Burleigh Manor]], [[Daniel Wright]], and [[Aptakisic]] to climb back to the top 4. Meanwhile, [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] defeated [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 305-210 to claim a spot in the finals.

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 Each team at the 2019 MSNCT played eight preliminary rounds. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] held the first seed after defeating [[Middlesex Middle|Middlesex A]] 640-165 to claim an 8-0 record. Teams had to have at least a 5-3 record to advance to the double-elimination playoff, which, for the first time, would be held on questions more similar to NAQT IS sets.
-[[Hunter|Hunter A]] was defeated by [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 355-275 in the second round of playoffs, and went on to fight their way through the lower bracket, eliminating [[Midtown Classical]], [[Burleigh Manor]], [[Daniel Wright]], and [[Aptakisic]] to climb back to the top 4, including nearly grailing [[Aptakisic]] with a 280-5 score in the first half before [[Aptakisic]] came roaring back with five straight answers, though that streak was interrupted by [[Hunter|Hunter A]] captain and first scorer [[Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt]] calling a timeout, after which [[Hunter|Hunter A]] got the next three straight tossups and stalled away the time on bonuses to win 425-245.
+[[Hunter|Hunter A]] was defeated by [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 355-275 in the second round of playoffs, and went on to fight their way through the lower bracket, eliminating [[Midtown Classical]], [[Burleigh Manor]], [[Daniel Wright]], and [[Aptakisic]] to climb back to the top 4. Meanwhile, [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] defeated [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 305-210 to claim a spot in the finals.
-[[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]], after defeating [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 305-210, to be the last undefeated team in playoffs, had the 1 card and was guaranteed a spot in finals.
+[[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] and [[Hunter|Hunter A]] then played, in a game in which if [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] won they would advance to the finals with advantage, while if [[Hunter|Hunter A]] won they would play the winner of the game between 2 card [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] and 3 card [[Hopkins]] for a spot in a one-game final against [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]]. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] won 415-225, then defeated [[Hopkins]] 435-130 to advance to the final against [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]].
-card [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] and 4 card [[Hunter|Hunter A]] then played, in a game in which if [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] won they would advance to the finals with advantage, while if [[Hunter|Hunter A]] won they would play the winner of the game between 2 card [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] and 3 card [[Hopkins]] for a spot in a one-game final against [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]]. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] won 415-225 due to a phenomenal 8/2/0 performance by second scorer [[Ian Lu]] and went on to play [[Hopkins]], who had just defeated [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 320-245 to claim the 2 card and knock out [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]], making both their first and last games of nationals against [[Hopkins]]. They ended in 4th place. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] defeated [[Hopkins]] 435-130, leaving [[Hopkins]] in 3rd place and [[Hunter|Hunter A]] in the finals.
+The finals were chaotic, with multiple protests. The game ended on tossup 21 when [[Moxie Strom]] powered on [[Oliver Twist]] and the clock ran out during the bonus, resulting in a 280-250 [[Hunter|Hunter A]] victory.
 NAQT gave out All-Star awards to the top 30 players in the tournament, and Rising Star awards to the top eight non-eighth grade players. The top All-Star was [[Arin Parsa]] with 138.02 PPG, who was followed by [[Pareekshith Krishna]] with 110.99 PPG and [[Lukas Koutsoukos]] with 106.99 PPG, respectively.

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 Each team at the 2019 MSNCT played eight preliminary rounds. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] held the first seed after defeating [[Middlesex Middle|Middlesex A]] 640-165 to claim an 8-0 record. Teams had to have at least a 5-3 record to advance to the double-elimination playoff, which, for the first time, would be held on questions more similar to NAQT IS sets.
-[[Hunter|Hunter A]] was defeated by [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 275-355 in the second round of playoffs, and went on to fight their way through the lower bracket, eliminating [[Midtown Classical]], [[Burleigh Manor]], [[Daniel Wright]], and [[Aptakisic]] to climb back to the top 4, including nearly grailing [[Aptakisic]] with a 280-5 score in the first half before [[Aptakisic]] came roaring back with five straight answers, though that streak was interrupted by [[Hunter|Hunter A]] captain and first scorer [[Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt]] calling a timeout, after which [[Hunter|Hunter A]] got the next three straight tossups and stalled away the time on bonuses to win 425-245.
+[[Hunter|Hunter A]] was defeated by [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 355-275 in the second round of playoffs, and went on to fight their way through the lower bracket, eliminating [[Midtown Classical]], [[Burleigh Manor]], [[Daniel Wright]], and [[Aptakisic]] to climb back to the top 4, including nearly grailing [[Aptakisic]] with a 280-5 score in the first half before [[Aptakisic]] came roaring back with five straight answers, though that streak was interrupted by [[Hunter|Hunter A]] captain and first scorer [[Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt]] calling a timeout, after which [[Hunter|Hunter A]] got the next three straight tossups and stalled away the time on bonuses to win 425-245.
 [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]], after defeating [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 305-210, to be the last undefeated team in playoffs, had the 1 card and was guaranteed a spot in finals.

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	NAQT gave out All-Star awards to the top 30 players in the tournament, and Rising Star awards to the top eight non-eighth grade players. The top All-Star was [[Arin Parsa]] with 138.02 PPG, who was followed by [[Pareekshith Krishna]] with 110.99 PPG and [[Lukas Koutsoukos]] with 106.99 PPG, respectively.		NAQT gave out All-Star awards to the top 30 players in the tournament, and Rising Star awards to the top eight non-eighth grade players. The top All-Star was [[Arin Parsa]] with 138.02 PPG, who was followed by [[Pareekshith Krishna]] with 110.99 PPG and [[Lukas Koutsoukos]] with 106.99 PPG, respectively.
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		+	{{SuperSevenB
		+
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		+	\| R1a-team1 = Aptakisic
		+	\| R1a-score1 = 245
		+	\| R1a-seed2 = 1
		+	\| R1a-team2 = Hunter
		+	\| R1a-score2 = '''425'''
		+
		+	\| R1b-seed1 = 2
		+	\| R1b-team1 = Hopkins
		+	\| R1b-score1 = '''470'''
		+	\| R1b-seed2 = 31
		+	\| R1b-team2 = Cooper
		+	\| R1b-score2 = 170
		+
		+	\| R1c-seed1 = 16
		+	\| R1c-team1 = Liberty
		+	\| R1c-score1 = '''380'''
		+	\| R1c-seed2 = 7
		+	\| R1c-team2 = Longfellow
		+	\| R1c-score2 = 305
		+
		+	\| R2a-seed1 = 3
		+	\| R2a-team1 = Churchill
		+	\| R2a-score1 = 225
		+	\| R2a-seed2 = 1
		+	\| R2a-team2 = Hunter
		+	\| R2a-score2 = '''415'''
		+
		+	\| R2b-seed1 = 2
		+	\| R2b-team1 = Hopkins
		+	\| R2b-score1 = '''320'''
		+	\| R2b-seed2 = 16
		+	\| R2b-team2 = Liberty
		+	\| R2b-score2 = 245
		+
		+	\| R3-seed1 = 1
		+	\| R3-team1 = Hunter
		+	\| R3-score1 = '''435'''
		+	\| R3-seed2 = 2
		+	\| R3-team2 = Hopkins
		+	\| R3-score2 = 130
		+
		+	\| R4-seed1 = 3
		+	\| R4-team1 = Churchill
		+	\| R4-score1 = 250
		+	\| R4-seed2 = 1
		+	\| R4-team2 = Hunter
		+	\| R4-score2 = '''280'''
		+
		+	}}

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 |field = 176 teams
 |stats = [https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=9499]
-| }}The '''2019 NAQT MSNCT''' was held at the '''Hyatt Regency O’Hare''' on May 10-12, 2019. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] (New York City, New York) beat [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] (Carmichael, California) to win the [[MSNCT]] title and make [[Hunter]] the first school to have won all three of the main high school and middle school nationals: [[PACE]], [[HSNCT]], and [[MSNCT]]. [[Hopkins]] (Fremont, California) placed third, while [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] (Madison, Alabama) came in 4th place. <br/>
+| }}The '''2019 NAQT MSNCT''' was held at the '''Hyatt Regency O’Hare''' on May 10-12, 2019. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] (New York City, New York) beat [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] (Carmichael, California) to win the [[MSNCT]] title and make [[Hunter]] the first school to have won all three of the main high school and middle school nationals: [[PACE]], [[HSNCT]], and [[MSNCT]]. [[Hunter|Hunter A]]'s top scorers were [[Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt]] with 60.26 PPG and [[Ian Lu]] with 58.96 PPG. [[Hopkins]] (Fremont, California) placed third, while [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] (Madison, Alabama) came in 4th place. The highest scorer was [[Arin Parsa]] with 124.05 PPG<br/>
 ==Summary==
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 The finals were unsurprisingly chaotic, with multiple protests including [[Hunter|Hunter A]] protesting [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]]'s answer of Brian Cooper for Bradley Cooper, resulting in [[Hunter|Hunter A]] receiving a tossup on Ender Wiggin which they incorrectly answered with Ender Wiggins. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] would also fruitlessly protest [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]]'s pronunciation of Saint-Saens [sɛ̃ sɑ̃(s)] as [sɑ̃t sens], as would [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] protest a found-to-be-nonexistent blurt by [[Hunter|Hunter A]] on a Brooklyn tossup. The game would be ended on tossup 21 as [[Moxie Strom]], [[Hunter|Hunter A]]'s third scorer, first line powered a question on Oliver Twist, which she had been reading the day before, and the time dripped out on the bonus, resulting in [[Hunter|Hunter A]]'s 280-250 victory.
-NAQT gave out All-Star awards to the top 30 players in the tournament, and Rising Star awards to the top eight non-eighth grade players. The top All-Star was [[Arin Parsa]] (138.02 PPG), who was followed by [[Pareekshith Krishna]] (110.99 PPG) and [[Lukas Koutsoukos]] (106.99 PPG), respectively.
+NAQT gave out All-Star awards to the top 30 players in the tournament, and Rising Star awards to the top eight non-eighth grade players. The top All-Star was [[Arin Parsa]] with 138.02 PPG, who was followed by [[Pareekshith Krishna]] with 110.99 PPG and [[Lukas Koutsoukos]] with 106.99 PPG, respectively.
 {{Navbox MSNCT Tournament}}

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	NAQT gave out All-Star awards to the top 30 players in the tournament, and Rising Star awards to the top eight non-eighth grade players. The top All-Star was [[Arin Parsa]] (138.02 PPG), who was followed by [[Pareekshith Krishna]] (110.99 PPG) and [[Lukas Koutsoukos]] (106.99 PPG), respectively.		NAQT gave out All-Star awards to the top 30 players in the tournament, and Rising Star awards to the top eight non-eighth grade players. The top All-Star was [[Arin Parsa]] (138.02 PPG), who was followed by [[Pareekshith Krishna]] (110.99 PPG) and [[Lukas Koutsoukos]] (106.99 PPG), respectively.
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	{{Navbox MSNCT Tournament}}		{{Navbox MSNCT Tournament}}

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 Each team at the 2019 MSNCT played eight preliminary rounds. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] held the first seed after defeating [[Middlesex Middle|Middlesex A]] 640-165 to claim an 8-0 record. Teams had to have at least a 5-3 record to advance to the double-elimination playoff.
-[[Hunter|Hunter A]] was defeated by [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 275-355 in the second round of playoffs, and went on to fight their way through the lower bracket, eliminating [[Midtown Classical]], [[Burleigh Manor]], [[Daniel Wright]], and [[Aptakisic]] to climb back to the top 4, including nearly grailing [[Aptakisic]] with a 280-5 score in the first half before [[Aptakisic]] came roaring back with five straight answers, though that streak was interrupted by [[Hunter|Hunter A]] captain [[Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt]] calling a timeout, after which [[Hunter|Hunter A]] got the next three straight tossups and stalled away the time on bonuses to win 425-245.
+[[Hunter|Hunter A]] was defeated by [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 275-355 in the second round of playoffs, and went on to fight their way through the lower bracket, eliminating [[Midtown Classical]], [[Burleigh Manor]], [[Daniel Wright]], and [[Aptakisic]] to climb back to the top 4, including nearly grailing [[Aptakisic]] with a 280-5 score in the first half before [[Aptakisic]] came roaring back with five straight answers, though that streak was interrupted by [[Hunter|Hunter A]] captain and first scorer [[Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt]] calling a timeout, after which [[Hunter|Hunter A]] got the next three straight tossups and stalled away the time on bonuses to win 425-245.
 [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]], after defeating [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] 305-210, to be the last undefeated team in playoffs, had the 1 card and was guaranteed a spot in finals.

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 {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2019 [[NAQT]] [[MSNCT]]
-|champion = [[Hunter]] A
+|champion = [[Hunter|Hunter A]]
-|second = [[Churchill]] A
+|second = [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]]
 |third = [[Hopkins]]
 |fourth = [[Liberty Middle (AL) | Liberty]]
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 |field = 176 teams
 |stats = [https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=9499]
-| }}The '''2019 NAQT MSNCT''' was held at the '''Hyatt Regency O’Hare''' on May 10-12, 2019. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] (NY) beat Churchill (CA) to win their first MSNCT title. [[Hopkins]] (CA) placed third, while [[Liberty]] (AL) came in 4th place. <br/>
+| }}The '''2019 NAQT MSNCT''' was held at the '''Hyatt Regency O’Hare''' on May 10-12, 2019. [[Hunter|Hunter A]] (New York City, New York) beat [[Churchill Middle|Churchill A]] (Carmichael, California) to win the [[MSNCT]] title and make [[Hunter]] the first school to have won all three of the main high school and middle school nationals: [[PACE]], [[HSNCT]], and [[MSNCT]]. [[Hopkins]] (Fremont, California) placed third, while [[Liberty Middle (AL)|Liberty]] (Madison, Alabama) came in 4th place. <br/>
 {{Browse box|Tournament = 2019 [[MSNCT|NAQT MSNCT]]
 |previous = [[2018 MSNCT]]
-|next = [[2020 MSNCT]]
+|next = [[2021 MSNCT]]
 | }}
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