OSSAA State Championship - Revision history

Noelle Eaton: Added 2026 results.

2026-09-03T03:08:16Z

Added 2026 results.

Noelle Eaton: Fixed a minor error where Bishop Kelley was listed as 5A state champions rather than Claremore.

2025-08-17T17:41:59Z

Fixed a minor error where Bishop Kelley was listed as 5A state champions rather than Claremore.

Noelle Eaton: Added results for the 2025 OSSAA State Championship.

2025-08-17T17:36:08Z

Added results for the 2025 OSSAA State Championship.

Zac Bennett: Added 2024 Results

2024-02-13T00:23:53Z

Added 2024 Results

Zac Bennett at 22:51, 1 February 2023

2023-02-01T22:51:47Z

Zac Bennett: Added 2023 results

2023-02-01T22:48:10Z

Added 2023 results

Zac Bennett at 23:43, 2 January 2023

2023-01-02T23:43:51Z

Zac Bennett: Zac Bennett moved page OSSAA state to OSSAA State Championship: Have been wanting to do this for a while, title just being "OSSAA state" always seemed a bit slapdash to me

2022-07-30T17:42:38Z

Zac Bennett moved page OSSAA state to OSSAA State Championship: Have been wanting to do this for a while, title just being "OSSAA state" always seemed a bit slapdash to me

Zac Bennett at 21:11, 15 May 2022

2022-05-15T21:11:02Z

Zac Bennett at 02:43, 6 May 2022

2022-05-06T02:43:17Z

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 | [[Claremore]]
 | [[Yukon]]
 |}

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 | [[Morris]]
 | [[Holland Hall]]
-| [[Bishop Kelley]]
+| [[Claremore]]
 | [[Yukon]]
 |}

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 | [[Corn Bible Academy]]
 | [[Oklahoma Bible Academy]]
 | [[Morris]]
 | [[Holland Hall]]

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 | [[Bishop Kelley]]
 | [[Jenks]]
 |}
-<i>Results are sourced from the "History of State Champions" section of the [https://issuu.com/chriswilfong/docs/ac_2020-21_manual 2021-2022 OSSAA Academic Bowl Manual]</i>
+<i>Results prior to 2021 are sourced from the "History of State Champions" section of the [https://issuu.com/chriswilfong/docs/ac_2020-21_manual 2021-2022 OSSAA Academic Bowl Manual]</i>
 == External links ==
 * [http://www.ossaa.com/AcademicBowl.aspx Academic Bowl on OSSAA website]

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 == State Championship Results ==
-Six championship titles are awarded each year; as of 2022, 73 schools have each won at least one championship. [[Booker T. Washington]] holds the record for most championships, with twenty titles (each in the two largest divisions), while [[Drummond]] has won nineteen (each in the two smallest).
+Six championship titles are awarded each year; as of 2023, 75 schools have each won at least one championship. [[Booker T. Washington]] holds the record for most championships, with twenty titles (each in the two largest divisions), while [[Drummond]] has won nineteen (each in the two smallest).
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 | [[Wagoner]]
 | [[Bishop McGuinness]]
 | [[Jenks]]
 |}

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−	The '''OSSAA Academic Bowl State Championship''' is a quizbowl state championship organized by the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association. The tournament is held annually at Redlands Community College in El Reno on the first Saturday in February. Teams qualify for the event by competing in District and Area competitions earlier in the season. Like all other OSSAA events, teams competing in Academic Bowl are placed into divisions according to OSSAA's school size classification system; each division runs independently, and a separate championship title is awarded for each. In 2009, the classifications were shifted, with Class B being dropped in favor of a new 6A class.	+	The '''OSSAA Academic Bowl State Championship''' is a quizbowl state championship organized by the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association. The tournament is held annually at [[Redlands Community College]] in El Reno on the first Saturday in February. Teams qualify for the event by competing in District and Area competitions earlier in the season. Like all other OSSAA events, teams competing in Academic Bowl are placed into divisions according to OSSAA's school size classification system; each division runs independently, and a separate championship title is awarded for each. In 2009, the classifications were shifted, with Class B being dropped in favor of a new 6A class.

	==Rules and Format==		==Rules and Format==

← Older revision	Revision as of 17:42, 30 July 2022
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 | [[Central-Sallisaw]]
 | [[Guymon]]
-| [[Booker T. Washington]]
+| [[Booker T. Washington]]<ref>[[Booker T. Washington]] are listed as the winners of the 1990 state championship, though other sources, including past versions of this article, have [[Broken Arrow]] listed as 1990 champions. Booker T. are listed here in accordance with the OSSAA Academic Bowl Manual, but given the history of such errors in the early years of OSSAA Academic Bowl, it is difficult to determine who was actually declared champion.</ref>
 | N/A
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	[[Category:High school quizbowl in Oklahoma]]		[[Category:High school quizbowl in Oklahoma]]
	[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]		[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]
		+	[[Category:Oklahoma high school tournaments]]