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Prior to the [[2014 VHSL Realignment]], VHSL Region B was a VHSL region in class A, consisting of schools with less than 700 students lying, for the most part, in the Southside of the Commonwealth or along interstate highways 66 and 81 east of the Shenandoah Valley area. It contained the Bull Run District, Dogwood District, James River District, and Shenandoah District. Like all VHSL regions, it sent two teams to the [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl]] state championship tournament for the fifteen-year duration of the original Scholastic Bowl tournament structure.

==Members==

In its final year of existence, Region B contained the following schools:

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! Participated in Scholastic Bowl?
! Participated in other quizbowl?
! Regional championships
! State tournament appearances
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| [[Altavista]]
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| [[Amelia]]
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| [[Appomattox]]
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| [[Bluestone]]
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| [[Buckingham]]
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| [[Buffalo Gap]]
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| 2 (1999, 2002)
| 3 (1999, 2000, 2002)
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| [[Central (Woodstock)]]
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| [[Central of Lunenberg]]
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| 1 (1998)
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| [[Chatham]]
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| [[Clarke]]
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| 1 (2010)
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| [[Cumberland]]
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| [[Dan River]]
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| [[East Rockingham]]
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| [[Galileo]]
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| [[George Mason (High School)]]
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| 9 (2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012)
| 12 (2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)
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| [[Goochland]]
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| [[Gretna]]
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| 1 (2012)
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| [[Luray]]
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| 1 (2005)
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| [[Madison]]
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| [[Manassas Park]]
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| 1 (2011)
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| [[Nelson]]
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| [[Nottoway]]
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| [[Page]]
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| [[Randolph-Henry]]
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| 1 (2001)
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| [[Rappahannock County]]*
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| 1 (2009)
| 3 (2007, 2008, 2009)
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| [[Riverheads]]
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| 1 (2004)
| 1 (2004)
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| [[Stonewall Jackson]]
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| [[Strasburg]]
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| [[William Campbell]]
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| [[William Monroe]]
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| 1 (1998)
| 1 (1998)
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| [[Wilson Memorial]]
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| 3 (2001, 2003, 2006)
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==State tournament placement==

Teams from Region B won the Class A state tournament in 2000 (Buffalo Gap), 2002 (George Mason), 2003 (George Mason), 2007 (George Mason), 2009 (Rappahannock County), 2010 (George Mason), 2011 (George Mason), and 2012 (George Mason).

Teams from Region B finished second in the Class A state tournament in 2001 (Randolph Henry), 2002 (Buffalo Gap), 2004 (George Mason), 2006 (George Mason), and 2009 (George Mason).

==Notes==

[[Brentsville]] finished second at the regional tournament and represented Region B at the state tournament in 1999 before later moving up to class AA and joining [[VHSL Region II]].

<nowiki>*</nowiki>From Washington, VA; not to be confused with [[Rappahannock]], from Warsaw, VA, which played in Region A

[[Category: Old VHSL Regions]]

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← Older revision		Revision as of 04:32, 9 January 2013
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−	Prior to the [[2014 VHSL Realignment]], VHSL Region B was a VHSL region in class A, consisting of schools with less than 700 students lying, for the most part, in the Southside of the Commonwealth or along interstate highways 66 and 81 east of the Shenandoah Valley area. It contained the Bull Run District, Dogwood District, James River District, and Shenandoah District. Like all VHSL regions, it sent two teams to the [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl]] state championship tournament for the sixteen-year duration of the original Scholastic Bowl tournament structure.	+	Prior to the [[2014 VHSL Realignment]], VHSL Region B was a VHSL region in [[VHSL Class A (1998-2013)\|class A]], consisting of schools with less than 700 students lying, for the most part, in the Southside of the Commonwealth or along interstate highways 66 and 81 east of the Shenandoah Valley area. It contained the Bull Run District, Dogwood District, James River District, and Shenandoah District. Like all VHSL regions, it sent two teams to the [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl]] state championship tournament for the sixteen-year duration of the original Scholastic Bowl tournament structure.

	==Members==		==Members==

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:11, 9 January 2013
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−	Prior to the [[2014 VHSL Realignment]], VHSL Region B was a VHSL region in class A, consisting of schools with less than 700 students lying, for the most part, in the Southside of the Commonwealth or along interstate highways 66 and 81 east of the Shenandoah Valley area. It contained the Bull Run District, Dogwood District, James River District, and Shenandoah District. Like all VHSL regions, it sent two teams to the [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl]] state championship tournament for the ~~fifteen~~-year duration of the original Scholastic Bowl tournament structure.	+	Prior to the [[2014 VHSL Realignment]], VHSL Region B was a VHSL region in class A, consisting of schools with less than 700 students lying, for the most part, in the Southside of the Commonwealth or along interstate highways 66 and 81 east of the Shenandoah Valley area. It contained the Bull Run District, Dogwood District, James River District, and Shenandoah District. Like all VHSL regions, it sent two teams to the [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl]] state championship tournament for the sixteen-year duration of the original Scholastic Bowl tournament structure.

	==Members==		==Members==

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 ==State tournament placement==
-Teams from Region B won the Class A state tournament in 2000 (Buffalo Gap), 2002 (George Mason), 2003 (George Mason), 2007 (George Mason), 2009 (Rappahannock County), 2010 (George Mason), 2011 (George Mason), and 2012 (George Mason).
+Teams from Region B won the Class A state tournament in 2000 (Buffalo Gap), 2002 (George Mason), 2003 (George Mason), 2007 (George Mason), 2009 (Rappahannock County), 2010 (George Mason), 2011 (George Mason), 2012 (George Mason), and 2013 (George Mason).
 Teams from Region B finished second in the Class A state tournament in 2001 (Randolph Henry), 2002 (Buffalo Gap), 2004 (George Mason), 2006 (George Mason), and 2009 (George Mason).

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