St. Louis Park - Revision history

Truman Fillbrandt: /* Past Club Leaders */

2025-11-11T22:18:48Z

Past Club Leaders

Truman Fillbrandt at 01:32, 8 April 2025

2025-04-08T01:32:34Z

Reilly Melville: rearranging name to match NAQT records

2025-03-05T02:43:45Z

rearranging name to match NAQT records

Truman Fillbrandt at 23:51, 4 March 2025

2025-03-04T23:51:32Z

Truman Fillbrandt at 23:29, 4 March 2025

2025-03-04T23:29:25Z

Truman Fillbrandt at 22:15, 4 March 2025

2025-03-04T22:15:25Z

Truman Fillbrandt at 21:39, 4 March 2025

2025-03-04T21:39:00Z

Reilly Melville at 22:02, 13 October 2021

2021-10-13T22:02:06Z

Reilly Melville: Deleting extraneous space

2020-01-23T19:42:14Z

Deleting extraneous space

Danny Hunegs at 04:41, 17 August 2018

2018-08-17T04:41:25Z

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 *Peter Dangerfield (Coach, 2015-2022)
 *Julia Lorenzen (Captain, 2022-23)
-*Silas Cowell (Captain, 2022-23
+*Silas Cowell (Captain, 2022-23)
 *Jacy Demcisak (Captain, 2021-22)
 *[[Sasha Fillbrandt]] (Captain, 2021-22)

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 Around this time St. Louis Park took over hosting duties of the [[Metro West Conference Quiz Bowl Championship]] from [[Chaska]], and was able to field seven teams in their inaugural year of hosting. The tournament did not survive past the [[COVID-19]] era however, and has not been held since.
-The club's membership took a hit after the 2018-19 season, when a vast majority of its members graduated. The team again qualified for the 2020 HSNCT despite its diminished size, though it was canceled due to COVID-19. During the COVID era the team did not participate in any online tournaments, only returning to tournament play in the 2021-22 season. In 2022 they achieved the club's highest ever placement in the NAQT-era MNHSQBL, placing second after losing to [[Wayzata]] in the finals. 2022 was also the most recent year that SLP qualified for HSNCT, where they placed 121st and senior [[Truman Fillbrandt]] placed 41st individually.
+The club's membership took a hit after the 2018-19 season, when a vast majority of its members graduated. The team again qualified for the 2020 HSNCT despite its diminished size, though it was canceled due to COVID-19. During the COVID era the team did not participate in any online tournaments, only returning to tournament play in the 2021-22 season. In 2022 they achieved the club's highest ever placement in the NAQT-era MNHSQBL, placing second after losing to [[Wayzata]] in the finals. 2022 was also the most recent year that SLP qualified for HSNCT, where they placed 121st and senior [[Sasha Fillbrandt]] placed 41st individually.
 The club struggled with coach turnover in the 2022-23 season, with Coach Dangerfield stepping back from the role. A replacement advisor was found for the year, and SLP continued to place relatively highly in tournaments, placing 9th in both that year's [[Run for the Roses]] as well as the region's high school mirror of [[ACRONYM]] 16.
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 *Silas Cowell (Captain, 2022-23
 *Jacy Demcisak (Captain, 2021-22)
-*[[Truman Fillbrandt]] (Captain, 2021-22)
+*[[Sasha Fillbrandt]] (Captain, 2021-22)
 *Kaylee Quick (Captain, 2019-21)
 *Cailey Hansen-Mahoney (Captain, 2018-19)

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 St. Louis Park appears in results as early as 2002, where they were the runner-up in that year's MNHSQBL, though the club had likely existed for several years prior to that. SLP regularly sent at least three teams to tournaments at the beginning of MNHSQBL's NAQT era, with their A team placing as high as fourth in 2010 and third in 2009. The school's club had an increase in membership around 2015, when Peter Dangerfield became coach. Every year between 2015 and 2019 SLP qualified for and sent at least one team to [[HSNCT]], peaking in numbers and placement in 2019, where they sent 3 teams and St. Louis Park A placed 73rd, the school's highest placement at the tournament. 2019 also saw St. Louis Park player Quinn Whitlow place 33rd in the high school division of that year's [[IPNCT]].
-Around this time St. Louis Park took over hosting duties of the [[Metro West Quiz Bowl Conference Championship]] from [[Chaska]], and was able to field seven teams in their inaugural year of hosting. The tournament did not survive past the [[COVID-19]] era however, and has not been held since.
+Around this time St. Louis Park took over hosting duties of the [[Metro West Conference Quiz Bowl Championship]] from [[Chaska]], and was able to field seven teams in their inaugural year of hosting. The tournament did not survive past the [[COVID-19]] era however, and has not been held since.
 The club's membership took a hit after the 2018-19 season, when a vast majority of its members graduated. The team again qualified for the 2020 HSNCT despite its diminished size, though it was canceled due to COVID-19. During the COVID era the team did not participate in any online tournaments, only returning to tournament play in the 2021-22 season. In 2022 they achieved the club's highest ever placement in the NAQT-era MNHSQBL, placing second after losing to [[Wayzata]] in the finals. 2022 was also the most recent year that SLP qualified for HSNCT, where they placed 121st and senior [[Truman Fillbrandt]] placed 41st individually.

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 |image = SLP Logo.png
 |citystate = St. Louis Park, MN
-|currentcoach = Peter Dangerfield
+|currentcoach = Peter Dangerfield (2015-2022)
 |state =
 |nats =

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 |}}
-'''St. Louis Park High School''' is a public high school in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. The school's [[quiz bowl]] club was a mainstay in [[MNHSQBL]] and other tournaments in the Twin Cities metro area until it dissolved after the 2022-23 season as it was unable to find an advisor.
+'''St. Louis Park High School''' is a public high school in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. The school's [[quiz bowl]] club was a mainstay in [[MNHSQBL]] and other NAQT-style tournaments in the Twin Cities metro area until it dissolved after the 2022-23 season as it was unable to find an advisor.
 ==Recent History==
-St. Louis Park appears in results as early as 2002, where they were the runner-up in that year's MNHSQBL, though the club had likely existed for several years prior to that. SLP regularly sent at least three teams to tournaments at the beginning of MNHSQBL's NAQT era, with their A team placing as high as fourth in 2010 and third in 2009. The school's club had an increase in membership around 2015, when Peter Dangerfield became coach.
+St. Louis Park appears in results as early as 2002, where they were the runner-up in that year's MNHSQBL, though the club had likely existed for several years prior to that. SLP regularly sent at least three teams to tournaments at the beginning of MNHSQBL's NAQT era, with their A team placing as high as fourth in 2010 and third in 2009. The school's club had an increase in membership around 2015, when Peter Dangerfield became coach. Every year between 2015 and 2019 SLP qualified for and sent at least one team to [[HSNCT]], peaking in numbers and placement in 2019, where they sent 3 teams and St. Louis Park A placed 73rd, the school's highest placement at the tournament. 2019 also saw St. Louis Park player Quinn Whitlow place 33rd in the high school division of that year's [[IPNCT]].
 [[Category: Minnesota_high_school_teams]]
 [[Category: High school teams]]
 [[Category: Stubs]]

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-{{Highschoolteam|Name = St. Louis Park Orioles
+{{Highschoolteam|Name = St. Louis Park
 |image =
 |citystate = St. Louis Park, MN
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 |state =
 |nats =
-| president Cailey Hansen-Mahoney, Daniel Hunegs
 |}}
-St. Louis Park is a public high school in St. Louis Park. It competes in the West Division of the [[MNHSQB League]].
+'''St. Louis Park High School''' is a public high school in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.
-[[Category:Minnesota_high_school_teams]]
+[[Category: Minnesota_high_school_teams]]
-[[Category:High school teams]]
+[[Category: High school teams]]