NAQT Virginia State Championship - Revision history

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Reilly Melville: Undo revision 51558 by Reilly Melville (talk)

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Undo revision 51558 by Reilly Melville (talk)

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 ! Location/Host club
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-| 2000
+| [https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=1070 2000]
 | 12 (7 varsity and 5 JV)
 | [[C.D. Hylton]]

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 | [[Meridian|Meridian]]
 | [[Meridian|Meridian]]
-| [[VCU]]
+| [[New Kent]] (physical site); Tournament hosted by [[VCU]]
 |-
 | [https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament-teams.jsp?tournament_id=4123 2012]

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-An NAQT state championship in [[High school quizbowl in Virginia|Virginia]] was established in 2000 to complement the [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl|VHSL Scholastic Bowl]] championship. The tournament has been run under various names from year to year.
+An NAQT state championship in [[High school quizbowl in Virginia|Virginia]] was established in 2000 to complement the [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl|VHSL Scholastic Bowl]] championship. While Scholastic Bowl is generally considered a well-run event on fair questions, the NAQT tournament provided the only opportunity for schools from different VHSL enrollment divisions and non-VHSL members to compete in one field for a single overall title.
 Only in the 2000 tournament was a separate JV state championship held. The B team from [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson]] won it, collecting the only JV state title ever awarded in Virginia.
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 In 2006 and 2007, a separate division was run for "small schools" as defined by the tournament hosts (grade 10-12 enrollment under 750 -- official NAQT cutoff is 500). The small school title was awarded again in 2019 to the highest-finishing small school in the overall field.
-The tournament was not run in 2003 due to no one in the state being organized enough to do it, or in 2020 or 2021 due to Covid.
+The tournament was notorious for ending with [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson]]'s A team being upset by its own B team and excluded from the final, which happened four times between 2004 and 2013.
-The tournament was notorious for ending with [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson]]'s A team being upset by its own B team and excluded from the final, which happened four times between 2004 and 2013.
+After being severely underpromoted in 2018 and 2019, the tournament was not a priority for running online during the [[COVID-19]] outbreak and has not operated since. Whether it will return in the future is uncertain.
 === Results ===
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 | '''''[[Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson A]]'''''
 | [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson B]]
-| [[Quince Orchard]]
+| [[Quince Orchard]]<ref>Quince Orchard was allowed to enter this tournament despite being from Maryland; all other years have been Virginia teams only.</ref>
 | [[Maggie Walker|Maggie Walker A]]
 | Not awarded
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 | [[BASIS McLean|BASIS McLean]]
 | [[University of Virginia]]
 |-
 |-}

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 The tournament was not run in 2003 due to no one in the state being organized enough to do it, or in 2020 or 2021 due to Covid.
-The tournament was notorious for ending with [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)]]'s A team being upset by its own B team and excluded from the final, which happened four times between 2004 and 2013.
+The tournament was notorious for ending with [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson]]'s A team being upset by its own B team and excluded from the final, which happened four times between 2004 and 2013.
 === Results ===

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	The tournament was not run in 2003 due to no one in the state being organized enough to do it, or in 2020 or 2021 due to Covid.		The tournament was not run in 2003 due to no one in the state being organized enough to do it, or in 2020 or 2021 due to Covid.
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		+	The tournament was notorious for ending with [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)]]'s A team being upset by its own B team and excluded from the final, which happened four times between 2004 and 2013.

	=== Results ===		=== Results ===

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-Since 2000, with the exception of 2003, there has been an NAQT state championship in [[High school quizbowl in Virginia|Virginia]] to complement the [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl|VHSL Scholastic Bowl]] championship. The tournament has been run under various names from year to year.
+An NAQT state championship in [[High school quizbowl in Virginia|Virginia]] was established in 2000 to complement the [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl|VHSL Scholastic Bowl]] championship. The tournament has been run under various names from year to year.
-Only in the 2000 tournament was a separate JV state championship held. The B team from [[Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology]] won it, collecting the only JV state title ever awarded in Virginia.
+Only in the 2000 tournament was a separate JV state championship held. The B team from [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson]] won it, collecting the only JV state title ever awarded in Virginia.
-In 2006 and 2007, a separate division was run for "small schools" as defined by the tournament hosts (grade 10-12 enrollment under 750 -- official NAQT cutoff is 500).
+In 2006 and 2007, a separate division was run for "small schools" as defined by the tournament hosts (grade 10-12 enrollment under 750 -- official NAQT cutoff is 500). The small school title was awarded again in 2019 to the highest-finishing small school in the overall field.
 === Results ===
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-| 2004
+| [https://web.archive.org/web/20050325203837/http://www.student.virginia.edu/~quizbowl/states2004/states_standings.html 2004]
 | Unknown
 | [[Maggie Walker]]
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 | [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson B]]
 | [[Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson A]]
-| [[George Mason High School|George Mason]]
+| [[Meridian|Meridian]]
-| [[George Mason High School|George Mason]]
+| [[Meridian|Meridian]]
 | [[VCU]]
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 |-
 | 2020
-| Not held (Covid)
+| Tournament was not held
 |-}

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	=== Results ===		=== Results ===
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	Teams in '''''bold italic''''' unified the championship by winning NAQT Virginia and their respective class of VHSL Scholastic Bowl in the same year.		Teams in '''''bold italic''''' unified the championship by winning NAQT Virginia and their respective class of VHSL Scholastic Bowl in the same year.

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 === Results ===
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 | Not held (Covid)
 |-}
 [[Category:High school quizbowl in Virginia]]

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	Teams in '''''bold italic''''' unified the championship by winning NAQT Virginia and their respective class of VHSL Scholastic Bowl in the same year.		Teams in '''''bold italic''''' unified the championship by winning NAQT Virginia and their respective class of VHSL Scholastic Bowl in the same year.
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	[[Category:High school quizbowl in Virginia]]		[[Category:High school quizbowl in Virginia]]