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Revision as of 01:44, 28 December 2016
| 2013 NAQT HSNCT | |
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| Edited by | NAQT |
| Champion | LASA A |
| Runner-up | Ladue A |
| Third | Loyola |
| Fourth | St. John's |
| High scorer | Sam Blizzard, Northmont |
| Site | Atlanta, GA |
| Field | |
| Stats | Full stats |
The 2013 NAQT HSNCT was held at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta in Atlanta, Georgia on May 25-26, 2013. 256 teams attended.
Results
LASA A won against Ladue A in a tense final, in which Ladue powered tossup 23 to bring the score to 440-410. With eight seconds left on the clock and one tossup remaining, the moderator (Seth Teitler) inadvertently declared the game over before discovering that he had skipped tossup 20. After a brief timeout, that was read as tossup 24; LASA got it for 10 points and 30d their bonus to take the championship with a final score of 455-440.
Loyola and St. John's rounded out the final four. Loyola fought its way up to third place after finishing Saturday with a 6-4 record and regaining two players who were absent on Saturday due to graduation, making it the most successful 6-4 team at any HSNCT to date. Macomb won the small school championship.
Final standings
| Place | Team | Place | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | LASA A | T-5th | Montgomery Blair |
| 2nd | Ladue A | T-8th | Dorman A |
| 3rd | Loyola | T-8th | DCC A |
| 4th | St. John's | T-8th | East Chapel Hill |
| T-5th | Cistercian A | T-8th | Bellarmine |
| T-5th | IMSA A | T-8th | Athens Academy |
External Links
The liveblog maintained by Harry White and Ryan Liu during the tournament
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