Ridgewood - Revision history

June Yin at 22:08, 5 July 2021

2021-07-05T22:08:14Z

June Yin: /* 2020-2021 */ I plan on making a page about this tournament, due to the notable controversy around with it using Saturnalia for a de facto novice division

2021-07-05T22:05:25Z

2020-2021: I plan on making a page about this tournament, due to the notable controversy around with it using Saturnalia for a de facto novice division

June Yin: /* History */

2021-07-05T22:03:20Z

History

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt at 15:23, 5 July 2021

2021-07-05T15:23:16Z

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt: school box and formatting

2021-07-05T15:22:06Z

school box and formatting

Aum Mundhe: a decent amount of recent (2019-) history

2021-07-05T04:10:25Z

a decent amount of recent (2019-) history

Reilly Melville at 21:38, 1 July 2021

2021-07-01T21:38:00Z

David Reinstein at 02:20, 19 August 2013

2013-08-19T02:20:02Z

Jonah Greenthal: agreement

2012-04-25T02:20:53Z

agreement

Fred Morlan: Created page with ''''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni includes David Madden. Category:Stubs Category: High school teams [[Category: New Jersey high sch…'

2012-04-25T01:59:44Z

Created page with ''''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni includes David Madden. Category:Stubs Category: High school teams [[Category: New Jersey high sch…'

New page

'''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni includes [[David Madden]].

[[Category:Stubs]]
[[Category: High school teams]]
[[Category: New Jersey high school teams]]

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 A new generation of quizbowl players at Ridgewood high school, many of whom played on the Benjamin Franklin Middle School Quizbowl team, did begin to take an interest in going to tournaments not run by Hunter. In 2019, the team went to Bard's BEST II run on the ILLIAC set; the team made playoffs. Their success at this tournament catalyzed their interest in all-subject quizbowl, as they really sprung into activity after it.
 ===2019-2020===
-The 2019-2020 season saw Ridgewood begin to attend quizbowl tournaments regularly, as the club's then-vice president Nicole Pruitt started to actively use the forums to look for tournaments. The novice team finished second at SCOP 10, the team's highest place ever at that tournament. Led in scoring by history-based generalist Lexi Terman, the team qualified for HSNCT at the Morristown-Beard Fall invitational. In February of 2020, a split Ridgewood team qualified two teams for nationals at Big Lake Brawl IV; the A team's victory at that tournament was the first tournament win in all-subject quizbowl for Ridgewood since 2014's Livingston March Madness. In November, Ridgewood also hosted MAROON Bowl I, its first all-subject quizbowl tournament, run on WAIT; Millburn won this tournament.
+The 2019-2020 season saw Ridgewood begin to attend quizbowl tournaments regularly, as the club's then-vice president Nicole Pruitt started to actively use the forums to look for tournaments. The novice team finished second at SCOP 10, the team's highest place ever at that tournament. Led in scoring by history-based generalist Lexi Terman, the team qualified for HSNCT at the Morristown-Beard Fall invitational. In February of 2020, a split Ridgewood team qualified two teams for nationals at Big Lake Brawl IV; the A team's victory at that tournament was the first tournament win in all-subject quizbowl for Ridgewood since 2014's Livingston March Madness. In November, Ridgewood also hosted [[MAROON Bowl]] I, its first all-subject quizbowl tournament, run on WAIT; Millburn won this tournament.
 ===2020-2021===
 In the 2020-21 season, Ridgewood continued its tradition of quiz bowling. The team won the Southside Season Starter on an IS-A set in September before qualifying for NSC at the LONE STAR Northeast mirror, where they were the only team to beat eventual winners Hunter A. They then qualified for HSNCT at the Ithaca Fall tournament, where they finished tied for fifth.  Perhaps most impressively, however, was the team's victory in the Prison Bowl League, a tournament with one of the strongest fields in the Northeast. With this win, Ridgewood established themselves as one of the best quizbowl teams in the New York City metro area, finishing fourth at QuBit VII and eighth at the national high school WORKSHOP mirror, both of which featured some of the country's best teams. At nationals, the team finished tied for nineteenth place at the 2021 HSNCT, the team's highest finish at a national championship tournament ever. History-based generalist Aiden Dartley and captain (and fine arts player) Aum Mundhe both played for the 12th placed NJ B team at NASAT, marking Ridgewood's first appearance at NASAT since Esther Sun in 2013. The team also finished seventh in the Varsity division at the National History Bowl.
-With the advent of virtual quizbowl due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ridgewood ran [[MAROON Bowl II]] (won by Belmont), which used the SATURNALIA question set, on Discord. The team also ran a nationwide ACF Fall mirror (won by Belmont) and the Ridgewood Middle School invitational (won by Middlesex).
+With the advent of virtual quizbowl due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ridgewood ran [[MAROON Bowl]] II (won by Belmont), which used the SATURNALIA question set, on Discord. The team also ran a nationwide ACF Fall mirror (won by Belmont) and the Ridgewood Middle School invitational (won by Middlesex).
 [[Category:High school teams]]
 [[Category:New Jersey high school teams]]
 [[Category:Ridgewood]]

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 ===2020-2021===
 In the 2020-21 season, Ridgewood continued its tradition of quiz bowling. The team won the Southside Season Starter on an IS-A set in September before qualifying for NSC at the LONE STAR Northeast mirror, where they were the only team to beat eventual winners Hunter A. They then qualified for HSNCT at the Ithaca Fall tournament, where they finished tied for fifth.  Perhaps most impressively, however, was the team's victory in the Prison Bowl League, a tournament with one of the strongest fields in the Northeast. With this win, Ridgewood established themselves as one of the best quizbowl teams in the New York City metro area, finishing fourth at QuBit VII and eighth at the national high school WORKSHOP mirror, both of which featured some of the country's best teams. At nationals, the team finished tied for nineteenth place at the 2021 HSNCT, the team's highest finish at a national championship tournament ever. History-based generalist Aiden Dartley and captain (and fine arts player) Aum Mundhe both played for the 12th placed NJ B team at NASAT, marking Ridgewood's first appearance at NASAT since Esther Sun in 2013. The team also finished seventh in the Varsity division at the National History Bowl.
-With the advent of virtual quizbowl due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ridgewood ran MAROON Bowl II (won by Belmont), which used the SATURNALIA question set, on Discord. The team also ran a nationwide ACF Fall mirror (won by Belmont) and the Ridgewood Middle School invitational (won by Middlesex).
+With the advent of virtual quizbowl due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ridgewood ran [[MAROON Bowl II]] (won by Belmont), which used the SATURNALIA question set, on Discord. The team also ran a nationwide ACF Fall mirror (won by Belmont) and the Ridgewood Middle School invitational (won by Middlesex).
 [[Category:High school teams]]
 [[Category:New Jersey high school teams]]
 [[Category:Ridgewood]]

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 '''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni include [[David Madden]], who captained the team to 2nd place at the [[1999 NAC]].
 =History=
-==Pre-2019==
+===Pre-2019===
 In 2010, Madden returned to Ridgewood, restarting the team as coach from then for the next three or four years.
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 A new generation of quizbowl players at Ridgewood high school, many of whom played on the Benjamin Franklin Middle School Quizbowl team, did begin to take an interest in going to tournaments not run by Hunter. In 2019, the team went to Bard's BEST II run on the ILLIAC set; the team made playoffs. Their success at this tournament catalyzed their interest in all-subject quizbowl, as they really sprung into activity after it.
-==2019-2020==
+===2019-2020===
 The 2019-2020 season saw Ridgewood begin to attend quizbowl tournaments regularly, as the club's then-vice president Nicole Pruitt started to actively use the forums to look for tournaments. The novice team finished second at SCOP 10, the team's highest place ever at that tournament. Led in scoring by history-based generalist Lexi Terman, the team qualified for HSNCT at the Morristown-Beard Fall invitational. In February of 2020, a split Ridgewood team qualified two teams for nationals at Big Lake Brawl IV; the A team's victory at that tournament was the first tournament win in all-subject quizbowl for Ridgewood since 2014's Livingston March Madness. In November, Ridgewood also hosted MAROON Bowl I, its first all-subject quizbowl tournament, run on WAIT; Millburn won this tournament.
-==2020-2021==
+===2020-2021===
 In the 2020-21 season, Ridgewood continued its tradition of quiz bowling. The team won the Southside Season Starter on an IS-A set in September before qualifying for NSC at the LONE STAR Northeast mirror, where they were the only team to beat eventual winners Hunter A. They then qualified for HSNCT at the Ithaca Fall tournament, where they finished tied for fifth.  Perhaps most impressively, however, was the team's victory in the Prison Bowl League, a tournament with one of the strongest fields in the Northeast. With this win, Ridgewood established themselves as one of the best quizbowl teams in the New York City metro area, finishing fourth at QuBit VII and eighth at the national high school WORKSHOP mirror, both of which featured some of the country's best teams. At nationals, the team finished tied for nineteenth place at the 2021 HSNCT, the team's highest finish at a national championship tournament ever. History-based generalist Aiden Dartley and captain (and fine arts player) Aum Mundhe both played for the 12th placed NJ B team at NASAT, marking Ridgewood's first appearance at NASAT since Esther Sun in 2013. The team also finished seventh in the Varsity division at the National History Bowl.
 With the advent of virtual quizbowl due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ridgewood ran MAROON Bowl II (won by Belmont), which used the SATURNALIA question set, on Discord. The team also ran a nationwide ACF Fall mirror (won by Belmont) and the Ridgewood Middle School invitational (won by Middlesex).

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 ==2019-2020==
 The 2019-2020 season saw Ridgewood begin to attend quizbowl tournaments regularly, as the club's then-vice president Nicole Pruitt started to actively use the forums to look for tournaments. The novice team finished second at SCOP 10, the team's highest place ever at that tournament. Led in scoring by history-based generalist Lexi Terman, the team qualified for HSNCT at the Morristown-Beard Fall invitational. In February of 2020, a split Ridgewood team qualified two teams for nationals at Big Lake Brawl IV; the A team's victory at that tournament was the first tournament win in all-subject quizbowl for Ridgewood since 2014's Livingston March Madness. In November, Ridgewood also hosted MAROON Bowl I, its first all-subject quizbowl tournament, run on WAIT; Millburn won this tournament.
-==2020-21==
+==2020-2021==
 In the 2020-21 season, Ridgewood continued its tradition of quiz bowling. The team won the Southside Season Starter on an IS-A set in September before qualifying for NSC at the LONE STAR Northeast mirror, where they were the only team to beat eventual winners Hunter A. They then qualified for HSNCT at the Ithaca Fall tournament, where they finished tied for fifth.  Perhaps most impressively, however, was the team's victory in the Prison Bowl League, a tournament with one of the strongest fields in the Northeast. With this win, Ridgewood established themselves as one of the best quizbowl teams in the New York City metro area, finishing fourth at QuBit VII and eighth at the national high school WORKSHOP mirror, both of which featured some of the country's best teams. At nationals, the team finished tied for nineteenth place at the 2021 HSNCT, the team's highest finish at a national championship tournament ever. History-based generalist Aiden Dartley and captain (and fine arts player) Aum Mundhe both played for the 12th placed NJ B team at NASAT, marking Ridgewood's first appearance at NASAT since Esther Sun in 2013. The team also finished seventh in the Varsity division at the National History Bowl.
 With the advent of virtual quizbowl due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ridgewood ran MAROON Bowl II (won by Belmont), which used the SATURNALIA question set, on Discord. The team also ran a nationwide ACF Fall mirror (won by Belmont) and the Ridgewood Middle School invitational (won by Middlesex).

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 '''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni include [[David Madden]], who captained the team to 2nd place at the [[1999 NAC]].
+=History=
-In 2010, Madden returned to Ridgewood, restarting the team as coach from then for the next three or four years. In that time,
+==Pre-2019==
 After attending the 2016 NAQT State championship, Ridgewood entered a period of relative dormancy in which the team only attended Hunter's SCOP and Prison Bowl tournaments. Instead, the team focused more on History Bowl events.
 A new generation of quizbowl players at Ridgewood high school, many of whom played on the Benjamin Franklin Middle School Quizbowl team, did begin to take an interest in going to tournaments not run by Hunter. In 2019, the team went to Bard's BEST II run on the ILLIAC set; the team made playoffs. Their success at this tournament catalyzed their interest in all-subject quizbowl, as they really sprung into activity after it.
+==2019-2020==
 The 2019-2020 season saw Ridgewood begin to attend quizbowl tournaments regularly, as the club's then-vice president Nicole Pruitt started to actively use the forums to look for tournaments. The novice team finished second at SCOP 10, the team's highest place ever at that tournament. Led in scoring by history-based generalist Lexi Terman, the team qualified for HSNCT at the Morristown-Beard Fall invitational. In February of 2020, a split Ridgewood team qualified two teams for nationals at Big Lake Brawl IV; the A team's victory at that tournament was the first tournament win in all-subject quizbowl for Ridgewood since 2014's Livingston March Madness. In November, Ridgewood also hosted MAROON Bowl I, its first all-subject quizbowl tournament, run on WAIT; Millburn won this tournament.
+==2020-21==
 In the 2020-21 season, Ridgewood continued its tradition of quiz bowling. The team won the Southside Season Starter on an IS-A set in September before qualifying for NSC at the LONE STAR Northeast mirror, where they were the only team to beat eventual winners Hunter A. They then qualified for HSNCT at the Ithaca Fall tournament, where they finished tied for fifth.  Perhaps most impressively, however, was the team's victory in the Prison Bowl League, a tournament with one of the strongest fields in the Northeast. With this win, Ridgewood established themselves as one of the best quizbowl teams in the New York City metro area, finishing fourth at QuBit VII and eighth at the national high school WORKSHOP mirror, both of which featured some of the country's best teams. At nationals, the team finished tied for nineteenth place at the 2021 HSNCT, the team's highest finish at a national championship tournament ever. History-based generalist Aiden Dartley and captain (and fine arts player) Aum Mundhe both played for the 12th placed NJ B team at NASAT, marking Ridgewood's first appearance at NASAT since Esther Sun in 2013. The team also finished seventh in the Varsity division at the National History Bowl.
 With the advent of virtual quizbowl due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ridgewood ran MAROON Bowl II (won by Belmont), which used the SATURNALIA question set, on Discord. The team also ran a nationwide ACF Fall mirror (won by Belmont) and the Ridgewood Middle School invitational (won by Middlesex).
 [[Category:High school teams]]
 [[Category:New Jersey high school teams]]
 [[Category:Ridgewood]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:10, 5 July 2021
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	'''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni include [[David Madden]], who captained the team to 2nd place at the [[1999 NAC]].		'''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni include [[David Madden]], who captained the team to 2nd place at the [[1999 NAC]].
		+
		+	In 2010, Madden returned to Ridgewood, restarting the team as coach from then for the next three or four years. In that time,
		+
		+	After attending the 2016 NAQT State championship, Ridgewood entered a period of relative dormancy in which the team only attended Hunter's SCOP and Prison Bowl tournaments. Instead, the team focused more on History Bowl events.
		+
		+	A new generation of quizbowl players at Ridgewood high school, many of whom played on the Benjamin Franklin Middle School Quizbowl team, did begin to take an interest in going to tournaments not run by Hunter. In 2019, the team went to Bard's BEST II run on the ILLIAC set; the team made playoffs. Their success at this tournament catalyzed their interest in all-subject quizbowl, as they really sprung into activity after it.
		+
		+	The 2019-2020 season saw Ridgewood begin to attend quizbowl tournaments regularly, as the club's then-vice president Nicole Pruitt started to actively use the forums to look for tournaments. The novice team finished second at SCOP 10, the team's highest place ever at that tournament. Led in scoring by history-based generalist Lexi Terman, the team qualified for HSNCT at the Morristown-Beard Fall invitational. In February of 2020, a split Ridgewood team qualified two teams for nationals at Big Lake Brawl IV; the A team's victory at that tournament was the first tournament win in all-subject quizbowl for Ridgewood since 2014's Livingston March Madness. In November, Ridgewood also hosted MAROON Bowl I, its first all-subject quizbowl tournament, run on WAIT; Millburn won this tournament.
		+
		+	In the 2020-21 season, Ridgewood continued its tradition of quiz bowling. The team won the Southside Season Starter on an IS-A set in September before qualifying for NSC at the LONE STAR Northeast mirror, where they were the only team to beat eventual winners Hunter A. They then qualified for HSNCT at the Ithaca Fall tournament, where they finished tied for fifth. Perhaps most impressively, however, was the team's victory in the Prison Bowl League, a tournament with one of the strongest fields in the Northeast. With this win, Ridgewood established themselves as one of the best quizbowl teams in the New York City metro area, finishing fourth at QuBit VII and eighth at the national high school WORKSHOP mirror, both of which featured some of the country's best teams. At nationals, the team finished tied for nineteenth place at the 2021 HSNCT, the team's highest finish at a national championship tournament ever. History-based generalist Aiden Dartley and captain (and fine arts player) Aum Mundhe both played for the 12th placed NJ B team at NASAT, marking Ridgewood's first appearance at NASAT since Esther Sun in 2013. The team also finished seventh in the Varsity division at the National History Bowl.
		+	With the advent of virtual quizbowl due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ridgewood ran MAROON Bowl II (won by Belmont), which used the SATURNALIA question set, on Discord. The team also ran a nationwide ACF Fall mirror (won by Belmont) and the Ridgewood Middle School invitational (won by Middlesex).

	[[Category:Stubs]]		[[Category:Stubs]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:38, 1 July 2021
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−	'''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni include [[David Madden]], who captained the team to 2nd place at the [[1999 ~~NAC\|1999]] [[~~NAC]].	+	'''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni include [[David Madden]], who captained the team to 2nd place at the [[1999 NAC]].

	[[Category:Stubs]]		[[Category:Stubs]]

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-'''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni include [[David Madden]].
+'''Ridgewood High School''' is in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Its alumni include [[David Madden]], who captained the team to 2nd place at the [[1999 NAC|1999]] [[NAC]].
 [[Category:Stubs]]
-[[Category: High school teams]]
+[[Category:High school teams]]
-[[Category: New Jersey high school teams]]
+[[Category:New Jersey high school teams]]