R. Robert Hentzel - Revision history

Jonah Greenthal at 19:48, 8 July 2022

2022-07-08T19:48:10Z

Reilly Melville at 13:36, 8 October 2021

2021-10-08T13:36:12Z

Reilly Melville at 16:52, 1 July 2021

2021-07-01T16:52:11Z

Reilly Melville at 16:51, 1 July 2021

2021-07-01T16:51:31Z

Reilly Melville: even this is an understatement, he's basically the reason MN quiz bowl exists

2021-06-11T14:53:19Z

even this is an understatement, he's basically the reason MN quiz bowl exists

David Reinstein at 18:21, 24 July 2019

2019-07-24T18:21:01Z

Jonah Greenthal: officer elections update

2019-07-22T17:49:43Z

officer elections update

Ryan Rosenberg: clean up grammar

2019-05-13T21:52:54Z

clean up grammar

Jonah Greenthal: remove stray comma

2019-05-13T20:39:33Z

remove stray comma

Jonah Greenthal: what on earth are you talking about

2019-05-13T20:39:01Z

what on earth are you talking about

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−	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the chief technical officer of [[NAQT]]~~. He was its president from 1998 until 2019 and its chief editor from 2002 until 2014~~. Hentzel is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University, and his playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 [[Chicago Open]]s and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is heavily involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and ~~runs~~ many tournaments in the area.	+	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the former chief technical officer, president, and chief editor of [[NAQT]]. Hentzel is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University, and his playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 [[Chicago Open]]s and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel was heavily involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and ran many tournaments in the area before his retirement in 2022.

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−	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the chief technical officer of [[NAQT]]. He was its president from 1998 until 2019 and its chief editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University~~. His~~ playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 [[Chicago Open]]s and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is heavily involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.	+	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the chief technical officer of [[NAQT]]. He was its president from 1998 until 2019 and its chief editor from 2002 until 2014. Hentzel is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University, and his playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 [[Chicago Open]]s and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is heavily involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.

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 |schoolpast = [[Iowa State]] (1993-1997)
-|highschool = none (attended [[Ames]])
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−	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the chief technical officer of [[NAQT]]. He was its president from 1998 until 2019 and its chief editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 Chicago Open and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is heavily involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.	+	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the chief technical officer of [[NAQT]]. He was its president from 1998 until 2019 and its chief editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 [[Chicago Open]]s and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is heavily involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.

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−	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the chief technical officer of [[NAQT]]. He was its president from 1998 until 2019 and its chief editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 Chicago Open and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.	+	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the chief technical officer of [[NAQT]]. He was its president from 1998 until 2019 and its chief editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 Chicago Open and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is heavily involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.

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−	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the ~~President and CTO~~ of [[NAQT]], and ~~was~~ its ~~Chief Editor~~ from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 Chicago Open and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.	+	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the chief technical officer of [[NAQT]]. He was its president from 1998 until 2019 and its chief editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 Chicago Open and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.

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−	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the President and CTO of [[NAQT]], and was its Chief Editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing ~~achieves~~ include winning the 2000 and 2002 Chicago Open and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players of ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.	+	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the President and CTO of [[NAQT]], and was its Chief Editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achievements include winning the 2000 and 2002 Chicago Open and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.

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−	'''R. Robert Hentzel''', is the President and CTO of [[NAQT]], and was its Chief Editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achieves include winning the 2000 and 2002 Chicago Open and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players of ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.	+	'''R. Robert Hentzel''' is the President and CTO of [[NAQT]], and was its Chief Editor from 2002 until 2014. He is an alumnus of [[Iowa State]] University. His playing career also includes a number of appearances in west coast tournaments, playing on masters teams. At some point in his extensive career he seems to have [[List of tournaments won by solo players\|won a tournament playing solo]]. Other notable playing achieves include winning the 2000 and 2002 Chicago Open and being considered among the [[Definitive_Greatest_Players_List\|best players of ever]]. He also won the 2006 [[Carper Award]] and the 2010 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. Hentzel is involved with the [[MQBA\|Minnesota quizbowl circuit]] and runs many tournaments in the area.