Arin Parsa - Revision history

Arin Parsa at 06:00, 5 January 2023

2023-01-05T06:00:46Z

Rajiv Pujara: inserted Pranavkrishna into the succession box for top MSNCT 2022 scorer.

2022-06-22T20:42:36Z

inserted Pranavkrishna into the succession box for top MSNCT 2022 scorer.

Kevin Wang at 14:16, 12 October 2021

2021-10-12T14:16:06Z

Arin Parsa: U.S. Academic Bowl championship and player poll update.

2021-06-04T17:52:00Z

U.S. Academic Bowl championship and player poll update.

Arin Parsa: Corrected IAC years.

2021-05-16T18:25:19Z

Corrected IAC years.

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt: correcting a team designation

2021-05-14T02:53:22Z

correcting a team designation

Arin Parsa at 06:50, 13 May 2021

2021-05-13T06:50:41Z

Arin Parsa at 06:44, 13 May 2021

2021-05-13T06:44:12Z

Arin Parsa: Fixed Stanford Online links and some grammar.

2021-05-13T06:32:02Z

Fixed Stanford Online links and some grammar.

Arin Parsa at 06:18, 13 May 2021

2021-05-13T06:18:26Z

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 |middleschool = [[Challenger Almaden]], [[Stanford Online]] (2017-2020)
 |naqtstats=[https://www.naqt.com/stats/player/index.jsp?contact_id=401036 stats]}}
-'''Arin Parsa''' (Class of 2025) is a player on the [[Stanford Online]] High School team in California. Arin started playing academic quiz bowl in 5th grade as a founder and captain of the [[Challenger Almaden]] team, notable for its formidable performance in several regional and national tournaments.
+'''Arin Parsa''' (Class of 2025) is the captain of the [[Stanford Online]] High School team in California. Arin started playing academic quiz bowl in 5th grade as a founder and captain of the [[Challenger Almaden]] team, notable for its formidable performance in several regional and national tournaments.
 ==Notable Achievements==
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 * Youngest finalist and multiple medal recipient in the 2018 International History Olympiad held in Berlin
 * Only player after [[Shiva Oswal]] to win multiple [[IAC]] national titles across subjects in a single year: history, humanities, science, and overall academics
 ==Career==
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 In the 2020-21 season, Arin started playing high school competitive tournaments and was the second highest contributing scorer after [[Karan Gurazada]] in the [[Stanford Online]] High School team. In the middle school division, Arin won the IPNCT for a second time, defeating [[Aatreyo Bhattacharya]] from [[Churchill Middle]] 350-170, solo'ed to t-4 finish at the MSNCT with the highest PP20TUH and PPB among 112 teams, and an individual prelim PPG of 168.12 surpassing the previously-held PPG record by [[Shiva Oswal]].
-In the [[IAC]] circuit, Arin won the National History Bee & Bowl in his grade from 2018-20. At the [[2018 IHO]], he won bronze in the Scramble and Hexathlon, latter jointly with [[Sasha Prakir]]. In 2019, Arin won the 6th grade division of the U.S. Academic Bee & Bowl, the National History Bee & Bowl, and the Humanities Bee, as well as placing second in the National Science Bee, making him the second player to win NHBB division titles in more than one subject (the first being [[Shiva Oswal]]). That year, he also made the upper bracket of the varsity History Bowl competition playing solo. In 2020, Arin won the Global Summer History League in middle school division and placed second in the Junior Varsity History Bowl, Winter League, playing solo against Hunter B. In 2021, Arin beat [[Churchill Middle]] to defend his U.S. Academic Bowl middle school championship title.
+In the [[IAC]] circuit, Arin won the National History Bee & Bowl in his grade from 2018-20. At the [[2018 IHO]], he won bronze in the Scramble and Hexathlon, latter jointly with [[Sasha Prakir]]. In 2019, Arin won the 6th grade division of the U.S. Academic Bee & Bowl, the National History Bee & Bowl, and the Humanities Bee, as well as placing second in the National Science Bee, making him the second player to win NHBB division titles in more than one subject (the first being [[Shiva Oswal]]). That year, he also made the upper bracket of the varsity History Bowl competition playing solo. In 2020, Arin won the Global Summer History League in middle school division and placed second in the Junior Varsity History Bowl, Winter League, playing solo against Hunter B. In 2021, Arin beat [[Churchill Middle]] to defend his U.S. Academic Bowl middle school championship title. In 2022, Arin won the Junior Varsity International History Olympiad.
 {{Succession_box_(Individual)|Individual Honor = [[MSNCT|MSNCT Leading Scorer]]

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 |year = 2019,2021
 |previous = [[Shiva Oswal]]
-|next = TBD
+|next = [[Pranavkrishna Bharanidharan]]
 | }}

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 In the 2017-18 season, a 5th-grade Arin led a Challenger Almaden team to great success in the Northern California quiz bowl circuit, winning all regular season middle school and novice divisions of several high school tournaments. Arin went on to place t-13 at the [[2018 MSNCT]] while being second scorer overall on a team largely consisting of players younger than 6th grade. On December 1st, Arin was named NAQT Player of the Week.
-During the 2018-19 season, Arin won the middle school division of the [[2019 IPNCT]] by defeating [[Rohan Ganeshan]] from [[Quest Academy]] 185-70. He led the Challenger Almaden team to a t-28 finish at the [[2019 MSCNT]], where he was the top scorer, and was voted the top middle school player of the year in the [https://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=22718 middle school post-nats player poll] conducted by [[Conor Thompson]].
+During the 2018-19 season, Arin won the middle school division of the [[2019 IPNCT]] by defeating [[Rohan Ganeshan]] from [[Quest Academy]] 185-70. He led the Challenger Almaden team to a t-28 finish at the [[2019 MSNCT]], where he was the top scorer, and was voted the top middle school player of the year in the [https://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=22718 middle school post-nats player poll] conducted by [[Conor Thompson]].
 In the 2020-21 season, Arin started playing high school competitive tournaments and was the second highest contributing scorer after [[Karan Gurazada]] in the [[Stanford Online]] High School team. In the middle school division, Arin won the IPNCT for a second time, defeating [[Aatreyo Bhattacharya]] from [[Churchill Middle]] 350-170, solo'ed to t-4 finish at the MSNCT with the highest PP20TUH and PPB among 112 teams, and an individual prelim PPG of 168.12 surpassing the previously-held PPG record by [[Shiva Oswal]].

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 ==Notable Achievements==
-* NAQT MS IPNCT champion 2019, 2021
+* NAQT MS IPNCT & U.S. Academic Bowl champion in 2019, 2021. Voted #1 in MS player poll.
 * NAQT all-time highest individual PPG in the MSNCT. Top 5 all-star in first year in 5th grade
 * NAQT all-time highest tournament PPG as a 7th grader, and second overall after [[William Groger]] in the middle school division
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 In the 2020-21 season, Arin started playing high school competitive tournaments and was the second highest contributing scorer after [[Karan Gurazada]] in the [[Stanford Online]] High School team. In the middle school division, Arin won the IPNCT for a second time, defeating [[Aatreyo Bhattacharya]] from [[Churchill Middle]] 350-170, solo'ed to t-4 finish at the MSNCT with the highest PP20TUH and PPB among 112 teams, and an individual prelim PPG of 168.12 surpassing the previously-held PPG record by [[Shiva Oswal]].
-In the [[IAC]] circuit, Arin won the National History Bee & Bowl in his grade from 2018-20. At the [[2018 IHO]], he won bronze in the Scramble and Hexathlon, latter jointly with [[Sasha Prakir]]. In 2019, Arin won the 6th grade division of the U.S. Academic Bee & Bowl, the National History Bee & Bowl, and the Humanities Bee, as well as placing second in the National Science Bee, making him the second player to win NHBB division titles in more than one subject (the first being [[Shiva Oswal]]). That year, he also made the upper bracket of the varsity History Bowl competition playing solo. In 2020, Arin won the Global Summer History League in middle school division and placed second in the Junior Varsity History Bowl, Winter League, playing solo against Hunter B.
+In the [[IAC]] circuit, Arin won the National History Bee & Bowl in his grade from 2018-20. At the [[2018 IHO]], he won bronze in the Scramble and Hexathlon, latter jointly with [[Sasha Prakir]]. In 2019, Arin won the 6th grade division of the U.S. Academic Bee & Bowl, the National History Bee & Bowl, and the Humanities Bee, as well as placing second in the National Science Bee, making him the second player to win NHBB division titles in more than one subject (the first being [[Shiva Oswal]]). That year, he also made the upper bracket of the varsity History Bowl competition playing solo. In 2020, Arin won the Global Summer History League in middle school division and placed second in the Junior Varsity History Bowl, Winter League, playing solo against Hunter B. In 2021, Arin beat [[Churchill Middle]] to defend his U.S. Academic Bowl middle school championship title.
 {{Succession_box_(Individual)|Individual Honor = [[MSNCT|MSNCT Leading Scorer]]

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 In the 2020-21 season, Arin started playing high school competitive tournaments and was the second highest contributing scorer after [[Karan Gurazada]] in the [[Stanford Online]] High School team. In the middle school division, Arin won the IPNCT for a second time, defeating [[Aatreyo Bhattacharya]] from [[Churchill Middle]] 350-170, solo'ed to t-4 finish at the MSNCT with the highest PP20TUH and PPB among 112 teams, and an individual prelim PPG of 168.12 surpassing the previously-held PPG record by [[Shiva Oswal]].
-In the [[IAC]] circuit, Arin won the National History Bee & Bowl in his grade from 2018-21. At the [[2018 IHO]], he won bronze in the Scramble and Hexathlon, latter jointly with [[Sasha Prakir]]. In 2019, Arin won the 6th grade division of the U.S. Academic Bee & Bowl, the National History Bee & Bowl, and the Humanities Bee, as well as placing second in the National Science Bee, making him the second player to win NHBB division titles in more than one subject (the first being [[Shiva Oswal]]). That year, he also made the upper bracket of the varsity History Bowl competition playing solo. In 2020, Arin won the Global Summer History League in middle school division and placed second in the Junior Varsity History Bowl, Winter League, playing solo against Hunter B.
+In the [[IAC]] circuit, Arin won the National History Bee & Bowl in his grade from 2018-20. At the [[2018 IHO]], he won bronze in the Scramble and Hexathlon, latter jointly with [[Sasha Prakir]]. In 2019, Arin won the 6th grade division of the U.S. Academic Bee & Bowl, the National History Bee & Bowl, and the Humanities Bee, as well as placing second in the National Science Bee, making him the second player to win NHBB division titles in more than one subject (the first being [[Shiva Oswal]]). That year, he also made the upper bracket of the varsity History Bowl competition playing solo. In 2020, Arin won the Global Summer History League in middle school division and placed second in the Junior Varsity History Bowl, Winter League, playing solo against Hunter B.
 {{Succession_box_(Individual)|Individual Honor = [[MSNCT|MSNCT Leading Scorer]]

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 During the 2018-19 season, Arin won the middle school division of the [[2019 IPNCT]] by defeating [[Rohan Ganeshan]] from [[Quest Academy]] 185-70. He led the Challenger Almaden team to a t-28 finish at the [[2019 MSCNT]], where he was the top scorer, and was voted the top middle school player of the year in the [https://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=22718 middle school post-nats player poll] conducted by [[Conor Thompson]].
-In the 2020-21 season, Arin started playing high school competitive tournaments and was the second highest contributing scorer after [[Karan Gurazada]] in the [[Stanford Online]] High School team. Arin continued playing middle school tournaments, won the MS IPNCT for a second time, defeating [[Aatreyo Bhattacharya]] from [[Churchill Middle]] 350-170, solo'ed to t-4 finish at the MSNCT with the highest PP20TUH and PPB among 112 teams, and an individual prelim PPG of 168.12 surpassing the previously-held PPG record by [[Shiva Oswal]].
+In the 2020-21 season, Arin started playing high school competitive tournaments and was the second highest contributing scorer after [[Karan Gurazada]] in the [[Stanford Online]] High School team. In the middle school division, Arin won the IPNCT for a second time, defeating [[Aatreyo Bhattacharya]] from [[Churchill Middle]] 350-170, solo'ed to t-4 finish at the MSNCT with the highest PP20TUH and PPB among 112 teams, and an individual prelim PPG of 168.12 surpassing the previously-held PPG record by [[Shiva Oswal]].
 In the [[IAC]] circuit, Arin won the National History Bee & Bowl in his grade from 2018-21. At the [[2018 IHO]], he won bronze in the Scramble and Hexathlon, latter jointly with [[Sasha Prakir]]. In 2019, Arin won the 6th grade division of the U.S. Academic Bee & Bowl, the National History Bee & Bowl, and the Humanities Bee, as well as placing second in the National Science Bee, making him the second player to win NHBB division titles in more than one subject (the first being [[Shiva Oswal]]). That year, he also made the upper bracket of the varsity History Bowl competition playing solo. In 2020, Arin won the Global Summer History League in middle school division and placed second in the Junior Varsity History Bowl, Winter League, playing solo against Hunter A.

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 |Image = Arin_Parsa_IPNCT.jpg
 |Subjects = History, Generalist
-|highschool = [[Stanford Online]](2021-Present)
+|highschool = [[Stanford Online]] (2021-Present)
-|middleschool = [[Challenger Almaden, Stanford Online]] (2017-2020)
+|middleschool = [[Challenger Almaden]], [[Stanford Online]] (2017-2020)
 |naqtstats=[https://www.naqt.com/stats/player/index.jsp?contact_id=401036 stats]}}
-'''Arin Parsa''' (Class of 2025) is a player on the [[Stanford Online High School]] team in California. Arin started playing academic quiz bowl in 5th grade as a founder and captain of the [[Challenger Almaden]] team, notable for its formidable performance in several regional and national tournaments.
+'''Arin Parsa''' (Class of 2025) is a player on the [[Stanford Online]] High School team in California. Arin started playing academic quiz bowl in 5th grade as a founder and captain of the [[Challenger Almaden]] team, notable for its formidable performance in several regional and national tournaments.
 ==Notable Achievements==
 * NAQT MS IPNCT champion 2019, 2021
-* NAQT all-time highest individual PPG in MSNCT. Top 5 all-star in first year in 5th grade
+* NAQT all-time highest individual PPG in the MSNCT. Top 5 all-star in first year in 5th grade
 * NAQT all-time highest tournament PPG as a 7th grader, and second overall after [[William Groger]] in the middle school division
 * T-4 in the 2021 MSNCT as a solo player team. Highest PP20TUH and PPB among 112 teams.
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 Arin was introduced to quiz bowl in 2015 by a televised match between [[Bellarmine|Bellarmine College Preparatory]] and [[Valley Christian]] Junior High playing a match on Kron-4 TV.
-In the 2017-18 season, a 5th-grade Arin led a Challenger Almaden team to great success in the Northern California quiz bowl circuit, winning all regular season middle school tournaments as well as the novice divisions of several high school tournaments. Arin went on to place t-13 at the [[2018 MSNCT]] while being second scorer overall on a team largely consisting of players younger than 6th grade. On December 1st, Arin was named NAQT Player of the Week.
+In the 2017-18 season, a 5th-grade Arin led a Challenger Almaden team to great success in the Northern California quiz bowl circuit, winning all regular season middle school and novice divisions of several high school tournaments. Arin went on to place t-13 at the [[2018 MSNCT]] while being second scorer overall on a team largely consisting of players younger than 6th grade. On December 1st, Arin was named NAQT Player of the Week.
 During the 2018-19 season, Arin won the middle school division of the [[2019 IPNCT]] by defeating [[Rohan Ganeshan]] from [[Quest Academy]] 185-70. He led the Challenger Almaden team to a t-28 finish at the [[2019 MSCNT]], where he was the top scorer, and was voted the top middle school player of the year in the [https://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=22718 middle school post-nats player poll] conducted by [[Conor Thompson]].
-In the 2020-21 season, Arin started playing high school competitive tournaments as a player on the Stanford Online High School team and was the second highest contributing scorer after [[Karan Gurazada]]. Arin continued playing middle school tournaments in parallel, winning MS IPNCT again, 350-170 beating [[ Aatreyo Bhattacharya]], solo'ed his way to T-4 at MSNCT with highest PP20TUH and PPB among 112 teams, and surpassed previously-held NAQT top-scorer PPG record.
+In the 2020-21 season, Arin started playing high school competitive tournaments as a player on the [[Stanford Online]] High School team and was the second highest contributing scorer after [[Karan Gurazada]]. Arin continued playing middle school tournaments in parallel, winning MS IPNCT again with a score of 350-170 defeating [[Aatreyo Bhattacharya]], solo'ed his way to T-4 at MSNCT with highest PP20TUH and PPB among 112 teams, and surpassed previously-held NAQT top-scorer PPG record.
-In the [[IAC]] circuit, Arin won the National History Bee & Bowl in his grade from 2018-21. At the [[2018 IHO]], he won bronze in the Scramble and Hexathlon, latter jointly with [[Sasha Prakir]]. In 2019, Arin won the 6th grade division of the U.S. Academic Bee & Bowl, the National History Bee & Bowl, and the Humanities Bee, as well as placing second in the National Science Bee, making him the second player to win NHBB division titles in more than one subject (the first being [[Shiva Oswal]]). That year, he also made the upper bracket of the varsity History Bowl competition playing solo. In 2020, Arin won the Global Summer History League in middle school division and placed second in the Junior Varsity History Bowl playing solo against Hunter A.
+In the [[IAC]] circuit, Arin won the National History Bee & Bowl in his grade from 2018-21. At the [[2018 IHO]], he won bronze in the Scramble and Hexathlon, latter jointly with [[Sasha Prakir]]. In 2019, Arin won the 6th grade division of the U.S. Academic Bee & Bowl, the National History Bee & Bowl, and the Humanities Bee, as well as placing second in the National Science Bee, making him the second player to win NHBB division titles in more than one subject (the first being [[Shiva Oswal]]). That year, he also made the upper bracket of the varsity History Bowl competition playing solo. In 2020, Arin won the Global Summer History League in middle school division and placed second in the Junior Varsity History Bowl, Winter League, playing solo against Hunter A.
 {{Succession_box_(Individual)|Individual Honor = [[MSNCT|MSNCT Leading Scorer]]