Cinco Ranch - Revision history

Bob Diethrich at 04:22, 17 May 2026

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Bob Diethrich at 18:53, 29 March 2025

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Bob Diethrich at 01:24, 1 October 2024

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Bob Diethrich at 01:24, 1 October 2024

2024-10-01T01:24:40Z

Bob Diethrich: Began work on the early history of Cinco Ranch Quiz bowl

2024-09-29T17:46:01Z

Began work on the early history of Cinco Ranch Quiz bowl

Charles Chen at 00:53, 18 June 2021

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Charles Chen at 00:52, 18 June 2021

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Charles Chen at 00:52, 18 June 2021

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Charles Chen at 00:51, 18 June 2021

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Charles Chen at 00:50, 18 June 2021

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	In 2010 Cinco Ranch returned to action in TQBA, beginning with the 2010 Kickoff Tournament at Seven Lakes (10/2/2010). The sponsor at that time was journalism teacher, Ed Larsen. Larsen sponsored the team in the early teens and English teacher Asheley Miller also led the club until Spring 2015. During these years the club was competitive on the local level, often fielding one or two teams in five or six local tournaments, but was not a factor at the state or national level.		In 2010 Cinco Ranch returned to action in TQBA, beginning with the 2010 Kickoff Tournament at Seven Lakes (10/2/2010). The sponsor at that time was journalism teacher, Ed Larsen. Larsen sponsored the team in the early teens and English teacher Asheley Miller also led the club until Spring 2015. During these years the club was competitive on the local level, often fielding one or two teams in five or six local tournaments, but was not a factor at the state or national level.
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		+	In the fall of 2015 Amol Patil convinced Bob Diethrich, an AP Macroeconomics teacher to take over the club sponsorship. Diethrich took over in the fall of 2015. The team that year, featured Amol Patil and freshman Ben Nguyen. The team qualified for Nationals, but almost didn't get to attend because the sponsor, Mr. Diethrich, was not able to attend the event, due to being out of the country. AP History teacher, Matthew Smith, stepped in and took the four man team to the event in Forth Worth. The team finished 53rd, while Amol Patil finished 6th in individuals.
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		+	In 2017, the team remained a one-man gang, as Amol Patil, while an excellent individual performer, could not recruit or assemble a complementary team. The team traveled to Atlanta for another top 100 performance, finishing 65th, while Amol was 8th in individuals. Together Amol and Bob Diethrich, brought Cinco Ranch Quiz Bowl out of the shadows and into a visible Texas and even national presence.
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		+	The 2017-18 season was a transition. Improving player Ben Nguyen took over as captain, as the team struggled to deal with the loss of Amol and trying to bring new talent into the fold. The team remained on the fringes of competitive relevance in Texas, but nationals were out of the question. Ben Nguyen did a great job holding the program together as the influx of talent was about to begin.

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-==Cinco Ranch High School== is a 9-12 high school in Katy, Texas. The school was established in 1999. It had an active Quiz Bowl program for about three years during the early 2000s. There are photos of Cinco students competing in the 2002 yearbook, and it has only one NAQT official statistic, when it sent two teams to the Aggie Bowl (10/16/2004). That is the last mention of Quiz Bowl at the school until the program was reestablished in 2010.
+Cinco Ranch High School is a 9-12 high school in Katy, Texas. The school was established in 1999. It had an active Quiz Bowl program for about three years during the early 2000s. There are photos of Cinco students competing in the 2002 yearbook, and it has only one NAQT official statistic, when it sent two teams to the Aggie Bowl (10/16/2004). That is the last mention of Quiz Bowl at the school until the program was reestablished in 2010.
 In 2010 Cinco Ranch returned to action in TQBA, beginning with the 2010 Kickoff Tournament at Seven Lakes (10/2/2010).  The sponsor at that time was journalism teacher, Ed Larsen. Larsen sponsored the team in the early teens and English teacher Asheley Miller also led the club until Spring 2015.  During these years the club was competitive on the local level, often fielding one or two teams in five or six local tournaments, but was not a factor at the state or national level.

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-Cinco Ranch High School is a 9-12 high school in Katy, Texas. The school was established in 1999. It had an active Quiz Bowl program for about three years during the early 2000s. There are photos of Cinco students competing in the 2002 yearbook, and it has only one NAQT official statistic, when it sent two teams to the Aggie Bowl (10/16/2004). That is the last mention of Quiz Bowl at the school until the program was reestablished in 2010.
+==Cinco Ranch High School== is a 9-12 high school in Katy, Texas. The school was established in 1999. It had an active Quiz Bowl program for about three years during the early 2000s. There are photos of Cinco students competing in the 2002 yearbook, and it has only one NAQT official statistic, when it sent two teams to the Aggie Bowl (10/16/2004). That is the last mention of Quiz Bowl at the school until the program was reestablished in 2010.
 In 2010 Cinco Ranch returned to action in TQBA, beginning with the 2010 Kickoff Tournament at Seven Lakes (10/2/2010).  The sponsor at that time was journalism teacher, Ed Larsen. Larsen sponsored the team in the early teens and English teacher Asheley Miller also led the club until Spring 2015.  During these years the club was competitive on the local level, often fielding one or two teams in five or six local tournaments, but was not a factor at the state or national level.

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−	Cinco Ranch High School is a 9-12 high school in Katy, Texas. Cinco is ~~coached by Robert Diethrich~~. ~~Two major players on~~ Cinco ~~are Charles~~ and ~~Aaryan~~.	+	Cinco Ranch High School is a 9-12 high school in Katy, Texas. The school was established in 1999. It had an active Quiz Bowl program for about three years during the early 2000s. There are photos of Cinco students competing in the 2002 yearbook, and it has only one NAQT official statistic, when it sent two teams to the Aggie Bowl (10/16/2004). That is the last mention of Quiz Bowl at the school until the program was reestablished in 2010.
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		+	In 2010 Cinco Ranch returned to action in TQBA, beginning with the 2010 Kickoff Tournament at Seven Lakes (10/2/2010). The sponsor at that time was journalism teacher, Ed Larsen. Larsen sponsored the team in the early teens and English teacher Asheley Miller also led the club until Spring 2015. During these years the club was competitive on the local level, often fielding one or two teams in five or six local tournaments, but was not a factor at the state or national level.

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−	Cinco Ranch High School is a 9-12 high school in Katy, Texas. Cinco is coached by Robert Diethrich.	+	Cinco Ranch High School is a 9-12 high school in Katy, Texas. Cinco is coached by Robert Diethrich. Two major players on Cinco are Charles and Aaryan.

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 |nats appearances = HSNCT: 2019<br>PACE NSC: 2021<br>NHBB: 2021

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 |nats =NHBB JV: 2016
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 Cinco Ranch High School is a 9-12 high school in Katy, Texas. Cinco is coached by Robert Diethrich.