Em Powers - Revision history

June Yin at 22:33, 21 July 2022

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June Yin at 03:36, 8 January 2022

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June Yin at 04:31, 5 November 2021

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June Yin at 04:31, 5 November 2021

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June Yin at 04:28, 5 November 2021

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June Yin at 07:27, 4 June 2021

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Kevin Wang at 15:43, 4 February 2021

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Kevin Wang: if we could avoid deadnaming people that would be nice

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if we could avoid deadnaming people that would be nice

Connor Lee: Minor edit to avoid confusion

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Minor edit to avoid confusion

June Yin at 19:10, 18 December 2020

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-'''Em Powers''' is a player at [[WUSTL]].  Em has been club president since 2020.
+'''Em Powers''' is a player at [[WUSTL]].  They were club president from 2020-2022.
 In high school, Em was recognized as one of the top players in Missouri.  They led [[Louisiana (MO)|Louisiana High School]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships, breaking [[Max Schindler]]'s tournament-wide tossup record in the process.  Their team also won two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]].  Em was the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th-place finishes.

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 '''Em Powers''' is a player at [[WUSTL]].  Em has been club president since 2020.
-In high school, Em was recognized as one of the top players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)|Louisiana High School]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. Em was also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.
+In high school, Em was recognized as one of the top players in Missouri.  They led [[Louisiana (MO)|Louisiana High School]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships, breaking [[Max Schindler]]'s tournament-wide tossup record in the process.  Their team also won two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]].  Em was the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th-place finishes.
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 In high school, Em was recognized as one of the top players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)|Louisiana High School]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. Em was also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.
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+{{activehs|2016|2019}}
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	In high school, Em was recognized as one of the top players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)\|Louisiana High School]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. Em was also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.		In high school, Em was recognized as one of the top players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)\|Louisiana High School]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. Em was also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.
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-'''Em Powers''' currently plays for [[WUSTL]].
+'''Em Powers''' is a player at [[WUSTL]].  Em has been club president since 2020.
-In high school, Em was recognized as one of the top players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)|Louisiana High School]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. They were also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.
+In high school, Em was recognized as one of the top players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)|Louisiana High School]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. Em was also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.

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	'''Em Powers''' currently plays for [[WUSTL]].		'''Em Powers''' currently plays for [[WUSTL]].

−	In high school, ~~they were widely~~ recognized as one of the ~~best~~ players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)\|Louisiana High School ]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. They were also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.	+	In high school, Em was recognized as one of the top players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)\|Louisiana High School]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. They were also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.

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-'''Em Powers,''' formerly known as '''Michael Powers,''' currently plays for [[WUSTL]].
+'''Em Powers''' currently plays for [[WUSTL]].
 In high school, they were widely recognized as one of the best players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)|Louisiana High School ]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. They were also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.

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−	'''Em Powers''' currently plays for [[WUSTL]]. In high school, they were widely recognized as one of the best players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)\|Louisiana High School ]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. They were also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.	+	'''Em Powers''' currently plays for [[WUSTL]].
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		+	In high school, they were widely recognized as one of the best players in Missouri, leading [[Louisiana (MO)\|Louisiana High School ]] to two consecutive Class 2 [[MSHSAA]] state championships and two consecutive Very Small School titles at the [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. They were also the top individual scorer in the Traditional Public School division of both the 2018 and 2019 [[SSNCT]]s, where they led Louisiana to 10th- and 11th- place finishes, respectively.