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  • '''EFT''' ('''Early Fall Tournament''') is the name of two distinct series of easier-than-regular, non-[[packet However, EFT is not a [[novice]] tournament;
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  • |state = [[2009 IHSA State Championship Tournament|2009 IHSA]], [[Masonic_tournament|2009 Masonic]] |nats appearances = [[HSNCT]]: 2009-2015, 2018-2019, 2022
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  • 2. The beginning section ("Ancient", "Early History") uses a "Main page box" template, which is the same formatting emp {{Main page header|Early History}}
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  • ...nization of the [[National Scholastic Championship]] (NSC), a championship tournament for high school teams. PACE also sponsors the [[Benjamin Cooper Academic Am ...changed) with the initial stated goals of providing a national high school tournament that reflected the personnel and format of collegiate quizbowl, raising the
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  • ...ska alumni have gone on to compete for their universities or in [[open]] [[tournament]]s. ...it competed mostly in [[Minnesota Knowledge Bowl|Knowledge Bowl]] and the early forms of the [[Minnesota High School Quiz Bowl League]]. Much of the histor
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  • ...nt coach for a few years until he was replaced by Andrew Cheun in the 2017-2018 season. Cheun became the main coach for the 2020-2021 season, after Sorice ...he team existed at that point. The team then won the [[IHSSBCA Turnabout]] tournament and obtained a ridiculous drag-racing type of trophy that dominates the tro
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  • ...armel, Indiana. Its quiz bowl team, which first became seriously active in 2018, has quickly become one of the best in the country. ...rs Joey Heerens and Andrew Sleugh to reform the Quizbowl club entering the 2018-19 season.
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  • ...ip from 1992-1995 before [[MSHSAA]] assumed responsibility for hosting the tournament. [http://www.moquizbowl.com/viewtopic.php?p=37022#p37022] MACA runs an annual coaches conference in late September or early October, where MSHSAA provides rules updates, veteran coaches and other exp
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  • It was formerly known as the '''Terrapin Invitational Tournament''', sometimes abbreviated '''TIT''' or called '''Maryland Terrapin''' or '' Terrapin may have the longest history of any extant quizbowl tournament.
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  • ...nning, and for their work in other areas related to coaching (notably as a tournament host or question writer). ...advanced for final approval in 2004. The first class was voted on in the Fall of 2004, and inducted in the Spring of 2005.
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  • ...would continue to serve as the Eagles' coach for almost 20 years. In their early years, Walnut would play only events using the [[OAC]] format. This denied ...Santa Monica 365-185. Their performance would earn them 13th place in the tournament, which remains to this day the highest placement ever by a Walnut Hills tea
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  • ...its name to '''Academic Competition Federation''' in 1997. ACF runs [[ACF Fall]], [[ACF Winter]], [[ACF Regionals]], and [[ACF Nationals]], and it oversee ...Regionals as practice material to attending teams, rendering that region's tournament completely unplayable.
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  • ...eams on the Vanderbilt campus as a fundraiser for the university club. The tournament format was engineered to leverage a number of advantages that Vanderbilt po ...ice on campus that provided a large number of volunteers to help staff the tournament
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  • ...], for much of this time. From 2005 to 2009, a second Battle of the Brains tournament was run in the Hampton Roads area, labeled "Southeast Virginia" and open to Since the 2010 season, there has again been only one tournament including both Richmond and Virginia Beach-area teams as well as some from
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  • ...[[difficulty scale]]s are pinned to the flagship ACF events of [[ACF Fall|Fall]], [[ACF Regionals|Regionals]], and [[ACF Nationals|Nationals]]. ...largest tournaments ever have all been [[High School National Championship Tournament]]s run by NAQT; ACF does not run any high school events. The size of NAQT m
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  • ...six classes, each with eight districts. District tournaments are hosted in early April, with the winners of adjacent districts meeting in an after school qu ...eams, an alternate schedule specified by MSHSAA is used instead. The state tournament was run the same way when it had eight teams, but now consists of a four-te
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  • The '''Scobol Solo''' is a [[singles]] tournament held each fall since 2001. It is open to any high school student. It typically attracts ma ...the campus of Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, Illinois. That tournament, run by [[Ken Johnson]], ended when IWU could no longer provide the space f
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  • ...several tournaments have taken dates before Kickoff. Starting in 2016, the tournament series was named in memory of [[David Riley]]. ...-attended (as with the others, when sites are combined) of any high school tournament in Illinois.
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  • ...easy questions--like someone you could probably take far easier on an ACF Fall packet than a Chicago Open packet. I have to be honest, I'm giving Bruce a ...n some high placing Canadian teams. Embarrassingly despite playing a whole tournament with him, I don't know if you pronounce his name "See-nan" or "Sigh-nan."
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