Russellville (AR) - Revision history

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'''Russellville High School''' is located in Russellville in northwest Arkansas. In both 2024 and 2025, the school entered two teams in the [[National Academic Championship]] and their B team won the tournament.

Russellville should not be confused with [[Russellville]] from Alabama or Russellville from Missouri. All stats on naqt.com and hdwhite.org for "Russellville" refer to one of those two schools. The school from Arkansas has not played a tournament that posted stats since 2011.

[[Category: High school teams]]
[[Category: Arkansas high school teams]]
[[Category: NAC championship teams]]

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−	'''Russellville High School''' is located in Russellville in northwest Arkansas. In both 2024 and 2025, the school entered two teams in the [[National Academic Championship]] and their B team won the tournament.	+	'''Russellville High School''' is located in Russellville in northwest Arkansas. They competed in the 2021 NAQT HSNCT, finishing 89th, led by Shawn Cafferty-Lueck, who finished as an HSNCT All-Star. In both 2024 and 2025, the school entered two teams in the [[National Academic Championship]] and their B team won the tournament.
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		+	They compete in the 6A division in AGQBA competition, and have won nine straight state championships in that classification. Their dynasty started under coach Paul Gray, who is now retired and works as the AGQBA's president as of 2026: Johnny Barham, now the coach at Rogers Heritage High School, also coached for Russellville quizbowl in the past. They are currently coached by Steven and Becky Quoss.
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		+	Notable Russellville quizbowl alumni include Shawn Cafferty-Lueck, who won the 2019 AGQBA 7A championship with Little Rock Central as practically a solo player before transferring to Russellville, Ian Warnick, who finished 4th in the 2025 International History Olympiad, and Hayden Daniel, a three-year starter who led an all-underclassman Russellville team to win the 2023 6A title.

	Russellville should not be confused with [[Russellville]] from Alabama or Russellville from Missouri. All stats on naqt.com and hdwhite.org for "Russellville" within the last 14 years refer to one of those two schools. The school from Arkansas has not played a tournament that posted stats since participating in an event at [[Harding]] in 2011.		Russellville should not be confused with [[Russellville]] from Alabama or Russellville from Missouri. All stats on naqt.com and hdwhite.org for "Russellville" within the last 14 years refer to one of those two schools. The school from Arkansas has not played a tournament that posted stats since participating in an event at [[Harding]] in 2011.

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 Notable Russellville quizbowl alumni include Shawn Cafferty-Lueck, who won the 2019 AGQBA 7A championship with Little Rock Central as practically a solo player before transferring to Russellville, Ian Warnick, who finished 4th in the 2025 International History Olympiad, and Hayden Daniel, a three-year starter who led an all-underclassman Russellville team to win the 2023 6A title.
-Russellville should not be confused with [[Russellville]] from Alabama or Russellville from Missouri.  All stats on naqt.com and hdwhite.org for "Russellville" within the last 14 years refer to one of those two schools. The school from Arkansas has not played  a tournament that posted stats since participating in an event at [[Harding]] in 2011.
+Russellville should not be confused with [[Russellville]] from Alabama or Russellville from Missouri.
 [[Category: High school teams]]
 [[Category: Arkansas high school teams]]
 [[Category: NAC championship teams]]