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| − | '''Robert C. Grierson''' is a former high school coach, though is perhaps better known as an official, editor, writer, advisor, and organizer of [[Illinois Scholastic Bowl|Scholastic Bowl in Illinois]]. For his efforts, he received the 2001 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. In 2003, the [[IHSSBCA]], the organization he had helped to found, | + | '''Robert C. Grierson''' is a former high school coach, though is perhaps better known as an official, editor, writer, advisor, and organizer of [[Illinois Scholastic Bowl|Scholastic Bowl in Illinois]]. For his efforts, he received the 2001 [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award]]. In 2003, the [[IHSSBCA]], the organization he had helped to found, awarded him their "Friend of Scholastic Bowl Award" and renamed it the [[Robert Grierson Friend of Scholastic Bowl Award]] in his honor. |
In 2005, he was a member of the first class of the IHSSBCA's [[IHSSBCA Hall of Fame|Hall of Fame]]. | In 2005, he was a member of the first class of the IHSSBCA's [[IHSSBCA Hall of Fame|Hall of Fame]]. | ||
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| + | In the early 2010s he mostly stopped being involved in Illinois high school quiz bowl, and remained as head moderator coordinator of the [[IHSA]] State Finals. As of the mid-2010s, he read few to no games each year, though when he did read one it was likely that it was the Class AA state championship final. His last year as head moderator cooridinator for the [[IHSA]] was in 2025. | ||
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| + | In the late 2010s he became a game official for the [[National Academic Championship]], and circa 2020 he became the chief editor of [[Questions Unlimited]]. | ||
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| + | |year = 2001 | ||
| + | |previous = [[James Garrick]], [[J.R. Barry]] & [[Hodges Lewis]] | ||
| + | |next = [[Douglas Tyson]] & [[It's Academic]] | ||
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[[Category:High school coaches]] | [[Category:High school coaches]] | ||
[[Category:People]] | [[Category:People]] | ||
[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | [[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | ||
| + | [[Category: IHSSBCA]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:20, 25 March 2025
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| Current team: retired | ||||
| Career record: 141-39 (1991-96) | ||||
| Former school(s): The Latin School of Chicago (1984-96) | ||||
| Other leadership: IHSSBCA founder | ||||
| Robert Grierson Friend of Scholastic Bowl Award (2003) | ||||
| IHSSBCA Hall of Fame (2005) | ||||
Robert C. Grierson is a former high school coach, though is perhaps better known as an official, editor, writer, advisor, and organizer of Scholastic Bowl in Illinois. For his efforts, he received the 2001 Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award. In 2003, the IHSSBCA, the organization he had helped to found, awarded him their "Friend of Scholastic Bowl Award" and renamed it the Robert Grierson Friend of Scholastic Bowl Award in his honor.
In 2005, he was a member of the first class of the IHSSBCA's Hall of Fame.
In the early 2010s he mostly stopped being involved in Illinois high school quiz bowl, and remained as head moderator coordinator of the IHSA State Finals. As of the mid-2010s, he read few to no games each year, though when he did read one it was likely that it was the Class AA state championship final. His last year as head moderator cooridinator for the IHSA was in 2025.
In the late 2010s he became a game official for the National Academic Championship, and circa 2020 he became the chief editor of Questions Unlimited.
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