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No individual totals are known. The 2001 state program lists all-time records down to 71 correct tossups, so either no individual answered more than 70 tossups correctly, or individual statistics were not recorded or have been lost. | No individual totals are known. The 2001 state program lists all-time records down to 71 correct tossups, so either no individual answered more than 70 tossups correctly, or individual statistics were not recorded or have been lost. | ||
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* Cuba's 640 points in round 2 was the all-time single game record until Ladue ''averaged'' 672 points per game in [[2012 MSHSAA State Championship|2012]], surpassing the single-game record three times that year. | * Cuba's 640 points in round 2 was the all-time single game record until Ladue ''averaged'' 672 points per game in [[2012 MSHSAA State Championship|2012]], surpassing the single-game record three times that year. | ||
* Cuba's 2360 points over five rounds was surpassed by North Kansas City the next year, but remained the Class 3 record until [[Savannah]] scored 2585 points in [[2004 MSHSAA State Championship|2004]]. | * Cuba's 2360 points over five rounds was surpassed by North Kansas City the next year, but remained the Class 3 record until [[Savannah]] scored 2585 points in [[2004 MSHSAA State Championship|2004]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:32, 17 May 2025
The 1996 MSHSAA State Championship was held May 4, 1996 at Stephens College in Columbia. It was the first championship sponsored by MSHSAA after assuming responsibility for the activity from the Missouri Academic Association.
Information on this page is reconstructed from limited available data and may not be completely accurate. Playoff brackets from the MSHSAA website are assumed to display the semifinal games as 1v4 and 3v2, in that order top-to-bottom. However, each bracket shows the teams assumed to be the 1 and 3 seeds as winning the semifinal matches in 1996, so it is quite possible the seeding shown below is not accurate.
Class 1A
| 1996 MSHSAA State Championship (Class 1A) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | unknown |
| Champion | Mound City |
| Runner-up | Pilot Grove |
| Third | Union Star |
| Fourth | Wentworth Military Academy |
| High scorer | unknown |
| Site | Stephens College |
| Field | 8 |
| Stats | Final Four Bracket |
Preliminary Round Standings
1. Mound City 3-0
2. Wentworth Military Academy
3. Pilot Grove
4. Union Star
(four other teams participated in the three preliminary rounds)
Semifinals
(1) Mound City 485, (4) Union Star 195
(3) Pilot Grove 400, (2) Wentworth Military Academy 180
Consolation
(4) Union Star 180, (2) Wentworth Military Academy 175
Championship Game
(1) Mound City 320, (3) Pilot Grove 255
Class 2A
| 1996 MSHSAA State Championship (Class 2A) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | unknown |
| Champion | Richland |
| Runner-up | South Callaway |
| Third | Glasgow |
| Fourth | Lockwood |
| High scorer | unknown |
| Site | Stephens College |
| Field | 8 |
| Stats | Final Four Bracket |
Preliminary Round Standings
1. Richland
2. Glasgow
3. South Callaway
4. Lockwood
(four other teams participated in the three preliminary rounds)
Semifinals
(1) Richland 470, (4) Lockwood 155
(3) South Callaway 310, (2) Glasgow 275
Consolation
(2) Glasgow 260, (4) Lockwood 225
Championship Game
(1) Richland 470, (3) South Callaway 210
Class 3A
| 1996 MSHSAA State Championship (Class 3A) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | unknown |
| Champion | Cuba |
| Runner-up | Lexington |
| Third | Butler |
| Fourth | Clark County |
| High scorer | unknown |
| Site | Stephens College |
| Field | 8 |
| Stats | Final Four Bracket |
Known Preliminary Results
Round 2: Cuba 640 def. Twin Rivers
Preliminary Round Standings
1. Cuba 3-0
2. Clark County
3. Lexington
4. Butler
Twin Rivers 0-3[1]
(three other teams participated in the three preliminary rounds)
Semifinals
(1) Cuba 440, (4) Butler 205
(3) Lexington 445, (2) Clark County 205
Consolation
(4) Butler 280, (2) Clark County 250
Championship Game
(1) Cuba 385, (3) Lexington 270
Class 4A
| 1996 MSHSAA State Championship (Class 4A) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | unknown |
| Champion | North Kansas City |
| Runner-up | Raytown |
| Third | Lafayette (Wildwood) |
| Fourth | Webb City |
| High scorer | unknown |
| Site | Stephens College |
| Field | 8 |
| Stats | Final Four Bracket |
Preliminary Round Standings
1. North Kansas City (probably 3-0)[2]
2. Webb City
3. Raytown
4. Lafayette (Wildwood)
(four other teams participated in the three preliminary rounds)
Semifinals
(1) North Kansas City 460, (4) Lafayette (Wildwood) 250
(3) Raytown 370, (2) Webb City 360
Consolation
(4) Lafayette (Wildwood) 365, (2) Webb City 345
Championship Game
(1) North Kansas City 350, (3) Raytown 315
Known Individual Totals
No individual totals are known. The 2001 state program lists all-time records down to 71 correct tossups, so either no individual answered more than 70 tossups correctly, or individual statistics were not recorded or have been lost.
Records and notes
- Cuba's 640 points in round 2 was the all-time single game record until Ladue averaged 672 points per game in 2012, surpassing the single-game record three times that year.
- Cuba's 2360 points over five rounds was surpassed by North Kansas City the next year, but remained the Class 3 record until Savannah scored 2585 points in 2004.
- Mound City's 2180 points over five rounds was the Class 1 record until they surpassed their own record with 2480 points in 2012.
- Mound City's 485 points in the semifinals was the Class 1 single-game record until Koshkonong scored 530 points in a game in 2001.
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- ↑ The 2001 state program shows Twin Rivers had a record of 0-3 in 1996, their only appearance through 2000.
- ↑ The 2001 state program shows North Kansas City had a record of 19-1 from 1996-99. If seeding can be inferred reliably from the MSHSAA website, the loss is assumed to have occurred in 1998, when NKC was the 3 seed.