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==Individual results==
 
==Individual results==
Individual stats are unavailable. The tournament all-stars were [[Josh Crawford]] of Detroit Catholic Central, [[Martin Devecka]] of State College, [[Joe Galea]] of Detroit Catholic Central, [[Matt Lesser]] of [[Maret]], [[Nate Meyvis]] of Detroit Country Day, [[Yogesh Raut]] of [[Team Illinois]], [[Dan Suzman]] of Georgetown Day, and [[Art Vilassakdanont]] of [[Maggie Walker]].
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This was the first year in which individual stats were fully preserved from the NSC. The full statistical records were located in 2020 and are currently being processed into SQBS format for posting.
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The tournament all-stars (selected by vote of participating teams and staffers) were [[Josh Crawford]] of Detroit Catholic Central, [[Martin Devecka]] of State College, [[Joe Galea]] of Detroit Catholic Central, [[Matt Lesser]] of [[Maret]], [[Nate Meyvis]] of Detroit Country Day, [[Yogesh Raut]] of [[Team Illinois]], [[Dan Suzman]] of Georgetown Day, and [[Art Vilassakdanont]] of [[Maggie Walker]].
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The top 8 prelim scorers by PPG were:
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*[[Dan Suzman]], [[Georgetown Day]] - 117 ppg
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*[[Matt Lafer]], [[Plymouth Canton]] - 106 ppg
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*[[Martin Devecka]], [[State College]] A - 86 ppg
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*[[Josh Crawford]], [[Detroit Catholic Central]] - 71 ppg
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*[[Nate Meyvis]], [[Detroit Country Day]] - 71 ppg
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*[[Matthew Lesser]], [[Maret]] - 67 ppg
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*[[Joe Galea]], [[Detroit Catholic Central]] - 64 ppg
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*[[Art Vilassakdanont]], [[Maggie Walker]] - 60 ppg
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Revision as of 18:09, 4 April 2021

2001 NSC PACE
Edited by PACE
Champion State College
Runner-up Georgetown Day
Third Detroit Catholic Central and Detroit Country Day
High scorer Unknown
Site Bowling Green
Field 22
Stats

The 2001 National Scholastic Championship was won by State College, consisting of Susanna Burrowes, Martin Devecka, Julia Liu, and David Schloss. The tournament was held at Bowling Green State University (OH).

Tournament results

State College defeated Georgetown Day in the final, 255-230. Georgetown Day and State College defeated Detroit Country Day and Detroit Catholic Central in the semifinals, respectively.

Individual results

This was the first year in which individual stats were fully preserved from the NSC. The full statistical records were located in 2020 and are currently being processed into SQBS format for posting.

The tournament all-stars (selected by vote of participating teams and staffers) were Josh Crawford of Detroit Catholic Central, Martin Devecka of State College, Joe Galea of Detroit Catholic Central, Matt Lesser of Maret, Nate Meyvis of Detroit Country Day, Yogesh Raut of Team Illinois, Dan Suzman of Georgetown Day, and Art Vilassakdanont of Maggie Walker.

The top 8 prelim scorers by PPG were:

External Links