Central Oklahoma - Revision history

Olin Bose at 00:08, 6 November 2025

2025-11-06T00:08:22Z

Olin Bose at 22:52, 19 October 2025

2025-10-19T22:52:49Z

Olin Bose at 20:25, 12 October 2025

2025-10-12T20:25:06Z

Zac Bennett: Removed by request of the UCO team

2024-11-30T15:32:21Z

Removed by request of the UCO team

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt at 13:40, 25 October 2024

2024-10-25T13:40:42Z

Noelle Eaton: Added details about UCO's win at ACF Fall.

2024-10-25T03:28:28Z

Added details about UCO's win at ACF Fall.

Zac Bennett at 02:31, 10 May 2022

2022-05-10T02:31:41Z

Zac Bennett: Created page with "{{Collegebox|College Name = Central Oklahoma |citystate = Edmond, OK |nats = none | }} The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklaho..."

2022-04-16T00:19:26Z

Created page with "{{Collegebox|College Name = Central Oklahoma |citystate = Edmond, OK |nats = none | }} The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklaho..."

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The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]], and has been inactive since Hickman's departure.

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 The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]] and were inactive following Hickman's departure. The team was revived in 2024 and immediately won [[2024 ACF Fall|ACF Fall at Murray State College]] in their first tournament appearance in over eight years.
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 The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]] and were inactive following Hickman's departure. The team was revived in 2024 and immediately won [[2024 ACF Fall|ACF Fall at Murray State College]] in their first tournament appearance in over eight years.
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	The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]] and were inactive following Hickman's departure. The team was revived in 2024 and immediately won [[2024 ACF Fall\|ACF Fall at Murray State College]] in their first tournament appearance in over eight years.		The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]] and were inactive following Hickman's departure. The team was revived in 2024 and immediately won [[2024 ACF Fall\|ACF Fall at Murray State College]] in their first tournament appearance in over eight years.
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−	The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]] and were inactive following Hickman's departure. The team was revived in 2024 ~~under former Yukon player [[Collin Leck]]~~ and immediately won [[2024 ACF Fall\|ACF Fall at Murray State College]] in their first tournament appearance in over eight years.	+	The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]] and were inactive following Hickman's departure. The team was revived in 2024 and immediately won [[2024 ACF Fall\|ACF Fall at Murray State College]] in their first tournament appearance in over eight years.

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−	The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]] and were inactive following Hickman's departure. The team was revived in 2024 under former Yukon player [[Collin Leck]] and immediately won ACF Fall at Murray State College in their first tournament appearance in over eight years.	+	The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]] and were inactive following Hickman's departure. The team was revived in 2024 under former Yukon player [[Collin Leck]] and immediately won [[2024 ACF Fall\|ACF Fall at Murray State College]] in their first tournament appearance in over eight years.

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−	The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]], and ~~has been~~ inactive ~~since~~ Hickman's departure.	+	The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]] and were inactive following Hickman's departure. The team was revived in 2024 under former Yukon player [[Collin Leck]] and immediately won ACF Fall at Murray State College in their first tournament appearance in over eight years.

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	The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]], and has been inactive since Hickman's departure.		The '''University of Central Oklahoma (UCO)''' is a public university in Edmond, Oklahoma. Initially led by [[Dan Beshear]], the school's quizbowl team made its first appearance playing [[NAQT]] [[SCT\|Sectionals]] in 2012, and in subsequent years made regular tournament appearances under the leadership of [[Tracey Hickman]] and [[Dustin Austin]]. In 2015, UCO won Division II of the NAQT Central Sectional, and placed 26th in Division II of [[2015 ICT\|that year's ICT]]. UCO made their last tournament appearance at the [[2016 ICT]], and has been inactive since Hickman's departure.
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