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Notable Alumni

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-'''Centennial High School''', or '''Champaign Centennial''', is a high school in Champaign, Illinois. Centennial's quiz bowl team has gone to win many tournaments since its creation in 2009. The team was founded and coached by James Garcia from 2009 to 2014. The school ended up becoming one of the strongest teams in Central Illinois and recognized for their strength during that time period. After Garcia moved to Wisconsin in 2014, [[Mike Sorice]] replaced him as main coach. Matthew Jodino was the assistant coach for a few years until he was replaced by Andrew Cheun in the 2017-2018 season. Cheun became the main coach for the 2020-2021 season, after Sorice left to teach at Rantoul High School. Emma Delgado temporarily filled the position of assistant coach during the 2021-2022 season. Skyler Dodson filled the assistant coach position during the 2022-2023 season.
+'''Centennial High School''', or '''Champaign Centennial''', is a high school in Champaign, Illinois. They compete in Class 2A, the "large school" division of the [[Illinois High School Association]]'s (IHSA) State Championship Series. They also compete in the [[Big 12 Conference]], as well as compete regularly in tournaments around the state including [[IHSSBCA Kickoff]] and [[IHSSBCA Turnabout]]. Centennial is perhaps best known as being the host of the [[NAQT Illinois State Championship]] throughout the 2020's, a role it has served to date since 2022. The team was also once coached by Illinois quiz bowl phenom, [[Mike Sorice]]. The team has been competitive since the early 2010's. However, any deep postseason run has been hindered by the simultaneous emergence of cross-town rival [[University of Illinois Lab]]. Centennial are also rivals with nearby [[Mahomet-Seymour]].
 ==History==
 ===2009-10===
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 After our lone senior and former team captain, Yusuf Jassim, graduated, Centennial was left with a very young, but promising team. Led by team captain Sophia Stuart and junior Alyssa McCleary, there was much excitement in seeing how the season would play out. The new school year also brought in a new wave of 13 freshmen, some of whom have made a big impact on the Varsity team. Some of the notable accomplishments for this year's team include a 4th place finish at the IHSSBCA Novice tournament, a 2nd place finish at the IHSSBCA Kickoff tournament (losing to [[University of Illinois Lab]]), 2nd place finish at Athens F/S (losing to [[Pleasant Plains]]), 1st place at the EIU Pine Honors College tournament, 1st place at the Railer Rumble Standard Division, and 3rd place at Masonic Sectionals. Unfortunately, the season ended in a similar fashion to last year, losing to their crosstown rivals, [[Champaign Central]], during the IHSA Regionals.
-=Notable Alumni=
+==Notable Team Accomplishments==
-*Elliot Campos ('''2012''')
+*IHSA Sectional titles: 2011-2A, 2012-2A
-*Samuel Hall ('''2012''')
+*IHSA Regional titles: 2011-2A, 2012-2A, 2013-2A, 2014-2A, 2016-2A, 2018-2A, 2019-2A, 2025-2A
-*Tyler Knoblett ('''2012''')
+*IHSSBCA Kickoff titles: 2024, 2018
-*Chris Olsen ('''2012''')
+*IHSSBCA Turnabout titles: 2016, 2014, 2011, 2010
-*Rick Sheahan ('''2012''')
+*Big 12 Conference titles: 2018, 2016, 2012
-*Arun Doogar ('''2013''')
+*Eastern Illinois University Honors College titles: 2020, 2024
-*David Fisher ('''2014''')
+*Athens Frosh-Soph Champions: 2025
 ==Individual Awards==
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 *2024-2025: Alyssa McCleary (Second Team) Class AA
-=External Link=
+==Notable Alumni==
 *[https://www.naqt.com/stats/school/results.jsp?org_id=65927 NAQT Site]
 [[Category: High school teams]]
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 |citystate = Champaign, Illinois
 |currentcoach = Andrew Cheun and Skyler Dodson
-|currentpres = Sophia Stuart
+|currentpres = Xavier Barr
 |state = None
 |nats = None
 |nats appearances = NSC: [[2011 NSC|2011]] <br>HSNCT: [[2012 HSNCT|2012]]
 |status = Active
-|size = 1376 students (As of 2023), 16 Active Players on Varsity and JV Teams combined
+|size = 1376 students (As of 2023), 25 Active Players on Varsity and JV Teams combined
 | }}

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 *[[Jisoo Park]] ('''2022''')
 *Yusuf Jassim ('''2023''')
 ==Individual Awards==
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 *2023-2024: Alyssa McCleary Class AA
 *2023-2024: Sophia Stuart Class AA
 ===IHSSBCA All-State Honorees===

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 *2012-2013: Arun Doogar (Second Team) Class AA
 *2021-2022: [[Jisoo Park]] (Second Team) Class AA
 =External Link=

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 ===2022-23===
-After the loss of All-State student Jisoo Park and All-Sectional student Jion Park, there were many questions about how Centennial would perform in this season. However, led by team captain Yusuf Jassim, and a strong freshman year from Sophia Stuart, there was still much to be excited about. What they did not expect was a strong, first-time performance from sophomore Alyssa McCleary, who helped lead the A team to a strong 2nd place finish with a deep knowledge in multiple topics like history, geography, and literature, losing only twice to Urbana Uni Lab A (a repeat of the previous season). This 2nd place finish set the tone for the rest of the season. Centennial finished 3rd at the Athens F/S, advanced to the Championship playoff pool at the IHSSBCA Turnabout @ Lincoln HS, 2nd place at the Mattoon F/S, 3rd place in the Standard Division of the Railer Rumble, and 3rd place at Masonic Sectionals. Unfortunately, the season was ended as they lost a tight match against their crosstown rivals, Champaign Central High School, during the IHSA Regionals.
+After the loss of All-State student Jisoo Park and All-Sectional student Jion Park, there were many questions about how Centennial would perform in this season. However, led by team captain Yusuf Jassim, and a strong freshman year from Sophia Stuart, there was still much to be excited about. What they did not expect was a strong, first-time performance from sophomore Alyssa McCleary, who helped lead the A team to a strong 2nd place finish with a deep knowledge in multiple topics like history, geography, and literature, losing only twice to [[University of Illinois Lab]] (a repeat of the previous season). This 2nd place finish set the tone for the rest of the season. Centennial finished 3rd at the Athens F/S, advanced to the Championship playoff pool at the IHSSBCA Turnabout @ Lincoln HS, 2nd place at the Mattoon F/S, 3rd place in the Standard Division of the Railer Rumble, and 3rd place at Masonic Sectionals. Unfortunately, the season was ended as they lost a tight match against their crosstown rivals, [[Champaign Central]], during the IHSA Regionals.
 ===2023-24===
-After our lone senior and former team captain, Yusuf Jassim, graduated, Centennial was left with a very young, but promising team. Led by team captain Sophia Stuart and junior Alyssa McCleary, there was much excitement in seeing how the season would play out. The new school year also brought in a new wave of 13 freshmen, some of whom have made a big impact on the Varsity team. Some of the notable accomplishments for this year's team include a 4th place finish at the IHSSBCA Novice tournament, a 2nd place finish at the IHSSBCA Kickoff tournament (losing to Urbana Uni Lab A), 2nd place finish at Athens F/S (losing to Pleasant Plains), 1st place at the EIU Pine Honors College tournament, 1st place at the Railer Rumble Standard Division, and 3rd place at Masonic Sectionals. Unfortunately, the season ended in a similar fashion to last year, losing to their crosstown rivals, Champaign Central High School, during the IHSA Regionals.
+After our lone senior and former team captain, Yusuf Jassim, graduated, Centennial was left with a very young, but promising team. Led by team captain Sophia Stuart and junior Alyssa McCleary, there was much excitement in seeing how the season would play out. The new school year also brought in a new wave of 13 freshmen, some of whom have made a big impact on the Varsity team. Some of the notable accomplishments for this year's team include a 4th place finish at the IHSSBCA Novice tournament, a 2nd place finish at the IHSSBCA Kickoff tournament (losing to [[University of Illinois Lab]]), 2nd place finish at Athens F/S (losing to [[Pleasant Plains]]), 1st place at the EIU Pine Honors College tournament, 1st place at the Railer Rumble Standard Division, and 3rd place at Masonic Sectionals. Unfortunately, the season ended in a similar fashion to last year, losing to their crosstown rivals, [[Champaign Central]], during the IHSA Regionals.
 =Notable Alumni=

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 '''Centennial High School''', or '''Champaign Centennial''', is a high school in Champaign, Illinois. Centennial's quiz bowl team has gone to win many tournaments since its creation in 2009. The team was founded and coached by James Garcia from 2009 to 2014. The school ended up becoming one of the strongest teams in Central Illinois and recognized for their strength during that time period. After Garcia moved to Wisconsin in 2014, [[Mike Sorice]] replaced him as main coach. Matthew Jodino was the assistant coach for a few years until he was replaced by Andrew Cheun in the 2017-2018 season. Cheun became the main coach for the 2020-2021 season, after Sorice left to teach at Rantoul High School. Emma Delgado temporarily filled the position of assistant coach during the 2021-2022 season. Skyler Dodson is now the current assistant coach for the 2022-2023 season.
-=(2009-2010 Season) =
+==History==
-The inaugural season of Centennial Quiz Bowl began with great success. The team attended a number of difficult events without knowing that the tournaments were for experienced and dominant teams. Some embarrassing losses occurred at the hands of DCC, and Carbondale. After failing to grab any meaningful victories in the first half of the season, the underclassmen attended Davey v Goliath at Loyola and went 9-1 impressing all suburban coaches who didn't even know the team existed at that point. The team then won the Turnabout tournament and obtained a ridiculous drag-racing type of trophy that dominates the trophy case in Centennial High School to this day. After failing to win Masonic Sectionals and running into Chatham Glenwood a few times, the team lost in the first game of IHSA Regionals to rival Champaign Central Despite no postseason, the team began a successful season that would be continued in further seasons.
+The inaugural season of Centennial Quiz Bowl began with great success. The team attended a number of difficult events without knowing that the tournaments were for experienced and dominant teams. Some embarrassing losses occurred at the hands of [[DCC]], and [[Carbondale]]. After failing to grab any meaningful victories in the first half of the season, the underclassmen attended Davey v Goliath at [[Loyola]] and went 9-1 impressing all suburban coaches who didn't even know the team existed at that point. The team then won the [[IHSSBCA Turnabout]] tournament and obtained a ridiculous drag-racing type of trophy that dominates the trophy case in Centennial High School to this day. After failing to win [[Masonic]] Sectionals and running into Chatham [[Glenwood]] a few times, the team lost in the first game of [[IHSA]] Regionals to rival Champaign Central Despite no postseason, the team began a successful season that would be continued in further seasons.
-=(2010-2011 Season)=
+===2010-11===
-The season held much promise and was the first of two seasons anchored by Elliot Campos, Rick Sheahan, Chris Olsen, Arun Doogar and Tyler Knoblett. With senior captain Michael Olmsted, this team was the first to go to State, both at the NAQT, Masonic, and IHSA levels. The team took second at Kickoff and then did well in the second half of the season despite not coming out in first place during those tournaments. By the time the team reached the IHSA State series, they were in great shape and carried that momentum to a first round victory over Lyons Township by 9 points before losing handily to both Stevenson and IMSA, the eventual 3rd and 1st place teams. In June the team went to Northwestern to play at PACE NSC finishing 51st in the nation facing stiff competition.
+The season held much promise and was the first of two seasons anchored by Elliot Campos, Rick Sheahan, Chris Olsen, Arun Doogar and Tyler Knoblett. With senior captain Michael Olmsted, this team was the first to go to State, both at the [[NAQT]], Masonic, and IHSA levels. The team took second at [[IHSSBCA Kickoff]] and then did well in the second half of the season despite not coming out in first place during those tournaments. By the time the team reached the IHSA State series, they were in great shape and carried that momentum to a first round victory over Lyons Township by 9 points before losing handily to both [[Stevenson]] and [[IMSA]], the eventual 3rd and 1st place teams. In June the team went to Northwestern to play at [[PACE NSC]] finishing 51st in the nation facing stiff competition.
-=(2011-2012 Season)=
+===2011-12===
-Though a short history, the next season was the most successful of all Centennial Quiz Bowl teams thus far. Made up of Chris Olsen, Elliot Campos, Arun Doogar, Tyler Knoblett, and Rick Sheahan this team went very far. Starting the season with an impressive performance at UIUC Earlybird, the team took Kickoff by storm going unbeaten and proving themselves again in the Big 12 Tournament. After finishing with both first and second place at History Bowl, the team ran into some roadblocks at tough tournaments like New Trier Varsity, IMSAnity, and Springfield's Giant Tournament where they placed among the best teams, often in the top 4, but lacked the ability to overcome Macomb and Carbondale's hold on downstate dominance. After repeat-winning Masonic Sectionals the team placed 8th at NAQT State with an impressive win over Andrew Wang and New Trier. Centennial upset Chicago Latin at Masonic State to finish in the 5th-6th place range and then cruised
+Though a short history, the next season was the most successful of all Centennial Quiz Bowl teams thus far. Made up of Chris Olsen, Elliot Campos, Arun Doogar, Tyler Knoblett, and Rick Sheahan this team went very far. Starting the season with an impressive performance at UIUC Earlybird, the team took Kickoff by storm going unbeaten and proving themselves again in the Big 12 Tournament. After finishing with both first and second place at [[History Bowl]], the team ran into some roadblocks at tough tournaments like New Trier Varsity, IMSAnity, and Springfield's Giant Tournament where they placed among the best teams, often in the top 4, but lacked the ability to overcome Macomb and Carbondale's hold on downstate dominance. After repeat-winning Masonic Sectionals the team placed 8th at NAQT State with an impressive win over Andrew Wang and New Trier. Centennial upset Chicago [[Latin]] at Masonic State to finish in the 5th-6th place range and then cruised
-through IHSA Regionals and Sectionals. At the State tournament the team played eventual 2nd place Macomb down to the last question after making a couple errors on "Luncheon on the Grass" among others. The team then fell to Buffalo Grove and Carbondale to end the State series at 0-3. The aforementioned top 5 players all went to HSNCT in Atlanta on the funds raised from their sweet trivia night. At HSNCT the team played #4 nationally ranked team Dorman A to the last question without knowing which team they were and hobbled to a disappointing 5-5 record, just missing the playoffs. After finishing among the top teams in the state, ranked nationally, and being the best team in the area, Chris Olsen was named to the All-State team for a third and final time.
+through IHSA Regionals and Sectionals. At the State tournament the team played eventual 2nd place [[Macomb]] down to the last question after making a couple errors on "Luncheon on the Grass" among others. The team then fell to [[Buffalo Grove]] and Carbondale to end the State series at 0-3. The aforementioned top 5 players all went to HSNCT in Atlanta on the funds raised from their sweet trivia night. At [[HSNCT]] the team played #4 nationally ranked team Dorman A to the last question without knowing which team they were and hobbled to a disappointing 5-5 record, just missing the playoffs. After finishing among the top teams in the state, ranked nationally, and being the best team in the area, Chris Olsen was named to the All-State team for a third and final time.
-=(2012-2013 Season)=
+===2012-13===
-Following the previous year's success and the departure of 4/5 of the Varsity team, expectations weren't incredibly high for the team. However, despite a sluggish performances early on at UIUC Earlybird and Kickoff, this team rebounded to play well at New Trier Varsity, IMSAnity, the Novice tournament, History Bee and Bowl, Springfield's Giant Tournament, and NAQT State. One of the main reasons for this success was the arrival of Mike Sorice as a Centennial coach. Arun Doogar led the team to Masonic State over rivals Champaign Central and Mahomet Seymour at Masonic Sectionals (for a third time), but decided to ditch Masonic State to take a group of seniors to the Homewood-Flossmoor Tournament. Near the end of this season the team housewrote a trash tournament called CATS LOL which was a bunch of half-packets or pop culture questions. Despite winning IHSA Regionals after overcoming some terrible moderators and White Castle, they fell short to perpetual rival Bloomington during the IHSA Sectionals tournament. One of the highlights of the season was seeing Arun Doogar selected to the All-State team, who is the most recent Centennial player to achieve it.
+Following the previous year's success and the departure of 4/5 of the Varsity team, expectations weren't incredibly high for the team. However, despite a sluggish performances early on at UIUC Earlybird and Kickoff, this team rebounded to play well at New Trier Varsity, IMSAnity, the Novice tournament, History Bee and Bowl, Springfield's Giant Tournament, and [[NAQT Illinois State Championship|NAQT State]]. One of the main reasons for this success was the arrival of Mike Sorice as a Centennial coach. Arun Doogar led the team to Masonic State over rivals Champaign Central and [[Mahomet-Seymour]] at Masonic Sectionals (for a third time), but decided to ditch Masonic State to take a group of seniors to the Homewood-Flossmoor Tournament. Near the end of this season the team housewrote a trash tournament called CATS LOL which was a bunch of half-packets or pop culture questions. Despite winning IHSA Regionals after overcoming some terrible moderators and White Castle, they fell short to perpetual rival [[Bloomington]] during the IHSA Sectionals tournament. One of the highlights of the season was seeing Arun Doogar selected to the All-State team, who is the most recent Centennial player to achieve it.
-=(2013-2014 Season through 2020-2021 Season)=
+===2013-21===
-Major losses of players and Coach Garcia led to the expectations of the team not being able to return to its former successful seasons. The arrival of Mike Sorice as head coach was able to rebound the team back to decent success and prevent the team's downfall. The team was able to improve significantly during the 2018-2019 season by winning the Kickoff and Big 12 Conference Tournament. After disappointing results in UIUC Earlybird, ACF Fall, WUFAT IV, NAQT State, expectations for the team to return to their glory days were low. The team improving significantly in Scobol Solo, Masonic Sectionals and winning IHSA Regional comfortably has given a chance for the team to continue to strengthen. Low expectations of this would be soon be repeated in the 2019-2020 season where 3/4 of the Varsity team had departed and lower decent results were acquired in the tournaments. The 2019-2020 season was unfortunately cut short because of COVID-19. Sorice departed in order to teach at Rantoul. Andrew Cheun was promoted, leaving the JV coach position vacant. The team was limited from playing tournaments in the 2020-2021 season due to the school district's policy against Discord.
+Major losses of players and Coach Garcia led to the expectations of the team not being able to return to its former successful seasons. The arrival of Mike Sorice as head coach was able to rebound the team back to decent success and prevent the team's downfall. The team was able to improve significantly during the 2018-2019 season by winning the Kickoff and [[Big 12 Conference]] Tournament. After disappointing results in UIUC Earlybird, ACF Fall, WUFAT IV, NAQT State, expectations for the team to return to their glory days were low. The team improving significantly in [[Scobol Solo]], Masonic Sectionals and winning IHSA Regional comfortably has given a chance for the team to continue to strengthen. Low expectations of this would be soon be repeated in the 2019-2020 season where 3/4 of the Varsity team had departed and lower decent results were acquired in the tournaments. The 2019-2020 season was unfortunately cut short because of [[COVID-19]]. Sorice departed in order to teach at Rantoul. Andrew Cheun was promoted, leaving the JV coach position vacant. The team was limited from playing tournaments in the 2020-2021 season due to the school district's policy against Discord.
-=(2021-2022 Season)=
+===2021-22===
-After a season hiatus, the team's performance was rebuilt through a team that had one of the strongest performances in the school's history. The A team comprised of strongly improved generalist [[Jisoo Park]], science specialist Jion Park, history, geography and religion specialist Yusuf Jassim, and newcomer Sophia Stuart whose mythology and literature depth was impressive for a freshman. Jisoo narrowly missed moving onto the finals of Scobol Solo after losing his final game, making him the closest player in reaching the tournament's final. The team placed 2nd at their hosted kickoff, losing two tough games to Uni. The shorthanded team placed 5th at the Standard Division of Reinstein Varsity, making it their best position at this tournament. The team placed 3rd at Masonic Sectionals, losing to Uni and Springfield, repeating their position from the last iteration. The school hosted the 2022 NAQT State Championship for the first time, where the team placed 12th after rough games. The team narrowly lost to Bloomington at their hosted-regional site, repeating another loss.
+After a season hiatus, the team's performance was rebuilt through a team that had one of the strongest performances in the school's history. The A team comprised of strongly improved generalist [[Jisoo Park]], science specialist Jion Park, history, geography and religion specialist Yusuf Jassim, and newcomer Sophia Stuart whose mythology and literature depth was impressive for a freshman. Jisoo narrowly missed moving onto the finals of Scobol Solo after losing his final game, making him the closest player in reaching the tournament's final. The team placed 2nd at their hosted kickoff, losing two tough games to [[University of Illinois Lab]]. The shorthanded team placed 5th at the Standard Division of Reinstein Varsity, making it their best position at this tournament. The team placed 3rd at Masonic Sectionals, losing to Uni and Springfield, repeating their position from the last iteration. The school hosted the 2022 NAQT State Championship for the first time, where the team placed 12th after rough games. The team narrowly lost to Bloomington at their hosted-regional site, repeating another loss.
-=(2022-2023 Season)=
+===2022-23===
 After the loss of All-State student Jisoo Park and All-Sectional student Jion Park, there were many questions about how Centennial would perform in this season. However, led by team captain Yusuf Jassim, and a strong freshman year from Sophia Stuart, there was still much to be excited about. What they did not expect was a strong, first-time performance from sophomore Alyssa McCleary, who helped lead the A team to a strong 2nd place finish with a deep knowledge in multiple topics like history, geography, and literature, losing only twice to Urbana Uni Lab A (a repeat of the previous season). This 2nd place finish set the tone for the rest of the season. Centennial finished 3rd at the Athens F/S, advanced to the Championship playoff pool at the IHSSBCA Turnabout @ Lincoln HS, 2nd place at the Mattoon F/S, 3rd place in the Standard Division of the Railer Rumble, and 3rd place at Masonic Sectionals. Unfortunately, the season was ended as they lost a tight match against their crosstown rivals, Central High School, during the IHSA Regionals.
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 *Yusuf Jassim ('''2023''')
-=IHSSBCA Individual Awards=
+==Individual Awards==
-==All-Sectional Team==
+===IHSSBCA All-Sectional Honorees===
 *2009-2010: Chris Olsen Class AA
 *2010-2011: Arun Doogar Class AA
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 *2022-2023: Sophia Stuart Class AA
-==All-State Team==
+===IHSSBCA All-State Honorees===
 *2009-2010: Chris Olsen (Second Team) Class AA
 *2010-2011: Chris Olsen (Second Team) Class AA

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 |image = Centennial (1).png
 |citystate = Champaign, Illinois
-|currentcoach = Andrew Cheun <br>Emma Delgado
+|currentcoach = Andrew Cheun
-|currentpres = [[Jisoo Park]]
+|currentpres = Yusuf Jassim
 |state = None
 |nats = None
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-'''Centennial High School''', or '''Champaign Centennial''', is a high school in Champaign, Illinois. Centennial's quiz bowl team has gone to win many tournaments since its creation in 2009. The team was founded and coached by James Garcia from 2009 to 2014. The school ended up becoming one of the strongest teams in Central Illinois and recognized for their strength during that time period. After Garcia moved to Wisconsin in 2014, [[Mike Sorice]] replaced him as main coach. Matthew Jodino was the assistant coach for a few years until he was replaced by Andrew Cheun in the 2017-2018 season. Cheun became the main coach for the 2020-2021 season, after Sorice left to teach at Rantoul High School. Emma Delgado filled the position of assistant coach at the beginning of the 2021-2022 season.
+'''Centennial High School''', or '''Champaign Centennial''', is a high school in Champaign, Illinois. Centennial's quiz bowl team has gone to win many tournaments since its creation in 2009. The team was founded and coached by James Garcia from 2009 to 2014. The school ended up becoming one of the strongest teams in Central Illinois and recognized for their strength during that time period. After Garcia moved to Wisconsin in 2014, [[Mike Sorice]] replaced him as main coach. Matthew Jodino was the assistant coach for a few years until he was replaced by Andrew Cheun in the 2017-2018 season. Cheun became the main coach for the 2020-2021 season, after Sorice left to teach at Rantoul High School. Emma Delgado temporarily filled the position of assistant coach during the 2021-2022 season.
 =(2009-2010 Season) =
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 *Nick Maurer ('''2021''')
 *Jion Park ('''2022''')
-*Jisoo Park ('''2022''')
+*[[Jisoo Park]] ('''2022''')
 =IHSSBCA Individual Awards=