Jonathan Hess - Revision history

Tom Egan at 21:16, 10 December 2016

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Tom Egan at 20:37, 10 December 2016

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Alex Liu: Better wording.

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Better wording.

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'''Jonathan Hess''' played for [[Irmo]] in South Carolina until he graduated in 2002. He was the top scorer at the [[HSNCT]] twice, and he captained what [[Chip Beall]] claimed was the greatest team he ever saw, twice winning [[NAC]]. The fact that 8th graders are allowed to play at NAC is known as the Jonathan Hess Rule. It is likely that he attended [[Georgia Tech]].

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−	'''Jonathan Hess''' played for [[Irmo]] in South Carolina until he graduated in 2002. Jonathan had much success at the national level. He was the top scorer at the [[HSNCT]] in 2001 and 2002, becoming the first player to be leading overall scorer for the HSNCT twice, and the only player to do this prior to [[Adam Silverman]] (2010, 2011~~, & 2012~~).	+	'''Jonathan Hess''' played for [[Irmo]] in South Carolina until he graduated in 2002. Jonathan had much success at the national level. He was the top scorer at the [[HSNCT]] in 2001 and 2002, becoming the first player to be leading overall scorer for the HSNCT twice, and the only player to do this prior to [[Adam Silverman]] (2010 & 2011).

	At the 2001 tournament, Hess put up a statline of 13-80-10-76.83 in ten games for an Irmo team that finished in 15th place out of 40 teams with a record of 6-4. In 2002, Hess led his Irmo team to a second place finish at the HSNCT.		At the 2001 tournament, Hess put up a statline of 13-80-10-76.83 in ten games for an Irmo team that finished in 15th place out of 40 teams with a record of 6-4. In 2002, Hess led his Irmo team to a second place finish at the HSNCT.

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−	'''Jonathan Hess''' played for [[Irmo]] in South Carolina until he graduated in 2002. Jonathan had much success at the national level. He was the top scorer at the [[HSNCT]] in 2001 and 2002, becoming the first player to be leading overall scorer for the HSNCT twice.	+	'''Jonathan Hess''' played for [[Irmo]] in South Carolina until he graduated in 2002. Jonathan had much success at the national level. He was the top scorer at the [[HSNCT]] in 2001 and 2002, becoming the first player to be leading overall scorer for the HSNCT twice, and the only player to do this prior to [[Adam Silverman]] (2010, 2011, & 2012).

	At the 2001 tournament, Hess put up a statline of 13-80-10-76.83 in ten games for an Irmo team that finished in 15th place out of 40 teams with a record of 6-4. In 2002, Hess led his Irmo team to a second place finish at the HSNCT.		At the 2001 tournament, Hess put up a statline of 13-80-10-76.83 in ten games for an Irmo team that finished in 15th place out of 40 teams with a record of 6-4. In 2002, Hess led his Irmo team to a second place finish at the HSNCT.

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-'''Jonathan Hess''' played for [[Irmo]] in South Carolina until he graduated in 2002. Jonathan had much success at the national level. He was the top scorer at the [[HSNCT]] twice. [[Chip Beall]] claimed that the team Jonathan captained was the greatest team he ever saw, as they won the [[NAC]] twice. The fact that 8th graders are allowed to play at NAC is known as the Jonathan Hess Rule. He attended [[South Carolina]], despite rumor that he went to [[Georgia Tech]]. There has been no record of Hess playing quiz bowl since.
+'''Jonathan Hess''' played for [[Irmo]] in South Carolina until he graduated in 2002. Jonathan had much success at the national level. He was the top scorer at the [[HSNCT]] in 2001 and 2002, becoming the first player to be leading overall scorer for the HSNCT twice.
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+At the 2001 tournament, Hess put up a statline of 13-80-10-76.83 in ten games for an Irmo team that finished in 15th place out of 40 teams with a record of 6-4.  In 2002, Hess led his Irmo team to a second place finish at the HSNCT.
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-[[Category: People]]
+[[Chip Beall]] claimed that the team Jonathan captained was the greatest team he ever saw, as they won the [[NAC]] twice. The fact that 8th graders are allowed to play at NAC is known as the Jonathan Hess Rule.