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The '''2022 Small School National Championship Tournament''' was the eighth iteration of [[NAQT]]'s [[SSNCT]], held on April 24th and 25th at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare in Rosemont, IL. As with previous iterations, the tournament was split into two separate divisions: the Traditional Public Schools Division, which was open to public school with fewer than 500 students enrolled in the top three grades; and the Open Division, which was open to schools which did not meet the definition of a "Traditional Public School" and which had fewer than 350 students enrolled in their top three grades. The Traditional Public Schools Division also contained a Very Small Schools subdivision, which consisted of public schools with fewer than 300 students enrolled in their top three grades.

55 teams contested the Traditional Public Schools division, 27 of which were categorized as Very Small Schools. A further 55 teams contested the Open Division.

==Traditional Public Schools Division==
{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2022 [[NAQT]] [[SSNCT]] (Traditional Public)
||champion = [[Glasgow (KY)|Glasgow]]
|second = [[Herscher]]
|third = [[James A. Garfield|Garfield]]
|fourth = [[Fair Grove]]
|scorer = [[Jack Rado]], [[James A. Garifield|Garfield]]
|editors = [[NAQT]]
|site = Hyatt Regency O'Hare
|field = 55 (27 VSS)
|stats = [https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=12401#16951]
| }}

[[Glasgow (KY)|Glasgow]] went undefeated to clear the field, claiming their fourth SSNCT Public Schools title in doing so. [[Herscher]] finished second, while [[James A. Garfield|Garfield]] and [[Fair Grove]] respectively finished third and fourth overall and first and second in the Very Small Schools category.

==Open Division==
{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2022 [[NAQT]] [[SSNCT]] (Open)
||champion = [[St. Mark's School of Texas|St. Mark's A]]
|second = [[BASIS McLean|BASIS McLean A]]
|third = [[St. Mark's School of Texas|St. Mark's B]]
|fourth = [[Moravian Academy|Moravian Academy A]]
|scorer = [[Calvin Bostleman]], [[Toledo Arts]]
|editors = [[NAQT]]
|site = Hyatt Regency O'Hare
|field = 55
|stats = [https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=12401#16952]
| }}

[[St. Mark's School of Texas|St. Mark's School of Texas A]] defeated [[BASIS McLean|BASIS McLean A]] in the finals to win their second consecutive and third overall Open Division SSNCT title. The St. Mark's B team finished third, matching the 2014 [[LASA]] B team's record for best B team performance at a national championship. [[Moravian Academy|Moravian Academy A]] finished fourth.

[[Category:High school tournaments]]
[[Category: High school national championships]]
[[Category:NAQT]]

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	[[Glasgow (KY)\|Glasgow]] went undefeated to clear the field, claiming their fourth SSNCT Public Schools title in doing so. [[Herscher]] finished second, while [[James A. Garfield\|Garfield]] and [[Fair Grove]] respectively finished third and fourth overall and first and second in the Very Small Schools subdivision.		[[Glasgow (KY)\|Glasgow]] went undefeated to clear the field, claiming their fourth SSNCT Public Schools title in doing so. [[Herscher]] finished second, while [[James A. Garfield\|Garfield]] and [[Fair Grove]] respectively finished third and fourth overall and first and second in the Very Small Schools subdivision.
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		+	[[Southwestern]] and [[Westmont]] tied for 5th place. [[Salem]], [[Illinois Valley Central]], [[George Wythe]], and [[Eldon]] tied for seventh place. Illinois notably was represented by four out of the final ten teams in the playoffs.

	==Open Division==		==Open Division==

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−	The '''2022 Small School National Championship Tournament''' was the eighth iteration of [[NAQT]]'s [[SSNCT]], held on April 22-24 at the [[Hyatt Regency O'Hare]] in Rosemont, IL. As with recent ~~previous~~ iterations, the tournament was split into two separate divisions: the Traditional Public Schools Division, which was open to public schools with 500 or fewer students enrolled in the top three grades; and the Open Division, which was open to schools which did not meet the definition of a "Traditional Public School" and which had ~~fewer~~ 350 or fewer students enrolled in their top three grades. The Traditional Public Schools Division also contained a Very Small Schools subdivision, which consisted of public schools with 300 or fewer students enrolled in their top three grades.	+	The '''2022 Small School National Championship Tournament''' was the eighth iteration of [[NAQT]]'s [[SSNCT]], held on April 22-24 at the [[Hyatt Regency O'Hare]] in Rosemont, IL. As with recent iterations, the tournament was split into two separate divisions: the Traditional Public Schools Division, which was open to public schools with 500 or fewer students enrolled in the top three grades; and the Open Division, which was open to schools which did not meet the definition of a "Traditional Public School" and which had 350 or fewer students enrolled in their top three grades. The Traditional Public Schools Division also contained a Very Small Schools subdivision, which consisted of public schools with 300 or fewer students enrolled in their top three grades.

	55 teams contested the Traditional Public Schools division, 27 of which were categorized as Very Small Schools. A further 55 teams contested the Open Division.		55 teams contested the Traditional Public Schools division, 27 of which were categorized as Very Small Schools. A further 55 teams contested the Open Division.

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 [[St. Mark's School of Texas|St. Mark's School of Texas A]] defeated [[BASIS McLean|BASIS McLean A]] in the finals to win their second consecutive and third overall Open Division SSNCT title. The St. Mark's B team finished third, matching the 2014 [[LASA]] B team's record for best B team performance at a national championship. [[Moravian Academy|Moravian Academy A]] finished fourth.
 [[Category:High school tournaments]]
 [[Category: High school national championships]]
 [[Category:NAQT]]

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-The '''2022 Small School National Championship Tournament''' was the eighth iteration of [[NAQT]]'s [[SSNCT]], held on April 24th and 25th at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare in Rosemont, IL. As with previous iterations, the tournament was split into two separate divisions: the Traditional Public Schools Division, which was open to public school with fewer than 500 students enrolled in the top three grades; and the Open Division, which was open to schools which did not meet the definition of a "Traditional Public School" and which had fewer than 350 students enrolled in their top three grades. The Traditional Public Schools Division also contained a Very Small Schools subdivision, which consisted of public schools with fewer than 300 students enrolled in their top three grades.
+The '''2022 Small School National Championship Tournament''' was the eighth iteration of [[NAQT]]'s [[SSNCT]], held on April 22-24 at the [[Hyatt Regency O'Hare]] in Rosemont, IL. As with recent previous iterations, the tournament was split into two separate divisions: the Traditional Public Schools Division, which was open to public schools with 500 or fewer students enrolled in the top three grades; and the Open Division, which was open to schools which did not meet the definition of a "Traditional Public School" and which had fewer 350 or fewer students enrolled in their top three grades. The Traditional Public Schools Division also contained a Very Small Schools subdivision, which consisted of public schools with 300 or fewer students enrolled in their top three grades.
 teams contested the Traditional Public Schools division, 27 of which were categorized as Very Small Schools. A further 55 teams contested the Open Division.
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-[[Glasgow (KY)|Glasgow]] went undefeated to clear the field, claiming their fourth SSNCT Public Schools title in doing so. [[Herscher]] finished second, while [[James A. Garfield|Garfield]] and [[Fair Grove]] respectively finished third and fourth overall and first and second in the Very Small Schools category.
+[[Glasgow (KY)|Glasgow]] went undefeated to clear the field, claiming their fourth SSNCT Public Schools title in doing so. [[Herscher]] finished second, while [[James A. Garfield|Garfield]] and [[Fair Grove]] respectively finished third and fourth overall and first and second in the Very Small Schools subdivision.
 ==Open Division==