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|site = National: Washington, DC <br/> Regional phases: Chicago; New Orleans; Washington DC national | |site = National: Washington, DC <br/> Regional phases: Chicago; New Orleans; Washington DC national | ||
|stats = [http://www.qunlimited.com/Varsity.Rank.htm Varsity]<br> [http://www.qunlimited.com/JV.Rank.htm JV] }} | |stats = [http://www.qunlimited.com/Varsity.Rank.htm Varsity]<br> [http://www.qunlimited.com/JV.Rank.htm JV] }} | ||
| − | The '''2014 NAC''' was held in DC, New Orleans and Chicago. The tournament was won by [[Jesuit]] A. [[Pingry]] A placed second, Horace Greeley third and Coronado A fourth. [[Horace Greeley]]'s [[Max Smiley]] and [[Jesuit]]'s [[Kevin Yokum]] were declared members of the NAC Hall of Fame. | + | The '''2014 NAC''' was held in DC, New Orleans and Chicago. The tournament was won by [[Jesuit]] A. [[Pingry]] A placed second, Horace Greeley third and Coronado A fourth. [[Horace Greeley]]'s [[Max Smiley]] and [[Jesuit]]'s [[Kevin Yokum]] were declared members of the NAC Hall of Fame. [[Jakob Myers]] of [[Naperville North]] was declared to be the "greatest JV player in NAC history" after this event. |
=== Regional phase winners === | === Regional phase winners === | ||
{| class = wikitable | {| class = wikitable | ||
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*40. [[Byram Hills]] | *40. [[Byram Hills]] | ||
*41. [[Fillmore]] | *41. [[Fillmore]] | ||
| − | *42. [[Hastings|Hastings A]] | + | *42. [[Hastings High School|Hastings A]] |
*43. [[Stevenson]] | *43. [[Stevenson]] | ||
*44. [[Lakewood]] | *44. [[Lakewood]] | ||
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*49. [[Wayne Hills]] | *49. [[Wayne Hills]] | ||
*50. [[Mainland|Mainland A]] | *50. [[Mainland|Mainland A]] | ||
| − | *51. [[Gadsden|Gadsden A]] | + | *51. [[Gadsden City|Gadsden A]] |
| − | *52. [[Lamar]] | + | *52. [[Lamar (McAllen, TX)|Lamar]] |
*53. [[Naperville North]] | *53. [[Naperville North]] | ||
*54. [[Schuylkill Valley]] | *54. [[Schuylkill Valley]] | ||
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*89. [[New Rochelle]] | *89. [[New Rochelle]] | ||
*90. [[Somerset]] | *90. [[Somerset]] | ||
| − | *91. [[Gadsden|Gadsden B]] | + | *91. [[Gadsden City|Gadsden B]] |
*92. [[Haileyville]] | *92. [[Haileyville]] | ||
*94. [[Interstate 35]] | *94. [[Interstate 35]] | ||
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*96. [[Morrilton]] | *96. [[Morrilton]] | ||
*97. [[Central Bucks East|Central Bucks East A]] | *97. [[Central Bucks East|Central Bucks East A]] | ||
| − | *98. [[Manchester]] | + | *98. [[Manchester (MI)|Manchester]] |
*99. [[Columbus]] | *99. [[Columbus]] | ||
*100. [[Hannah Pamlico]] | *100. [[Hannah Pamlico]] | ||
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*113. [[Antilles]] | *113. [[Antilles]] | ||
*114. [[Chapin]] | *114. [[Chapin]] | ||
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| + | ===Junior Varsity=== | ||
| + | The 26-team JV field, as ranked on QU's website. | ||
| + | *1. [[Naperville North]] | ||
| + | *2. [[Briarcliff]] | ||
| + | *3. [[Booker T. Washington]] | ||
| + | *4. [[East]] | ||
| + | *5. [[Jesuit]] | ||
| + | *6. [[St. Dominic Savio|St. Dominic Savio A]] | ||
| + | *7. [[Byram Hills]] | ||
| + | *8. [[Fossil Ridge|Fossil Ridge A]] | ||
| + | *9. [[Riverside Brookfield]] | ||
| + | *10. [[Jenks]] | ||
| + | *11. [[Collinsville]] | ||
| + | *12. [[Harrison|Harrison A]] | ||
| + | *13. [[Altamont]] | ||
| + | *14. [[Forsyth Central]] | ||
| + | *15. [[Gadsden]] | ||
| + | *16. [[East Coweta]] | ||
| + | *17. [[Harrison|Harrison B]] | ||
| + | *18. [[North Forsyth]] | ||
| + | *19. [[St. Dominic Savio|St. Dominic Savio B]] | ||
| + | *20. [[Berlin]] | ||
| + | *21. [[Drummond]] | ||
| + | *22. [[Elizabethtown]] | ||
| + | *23. [[Fossil Ridge|Fossil Ridge B]] | ||
| + | *24. [[Morristown West]] | ||
| + | *25. [[Mainland]] | ||
| + | *26. [[Manchester (MI)|Manchester]] | ||
| + | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[http://web.archive.org/web/20141013152440/http://www.qunlimited.com/national.htm Beall's tournament summary] | ||
{{Browse box|Tournament = 2014 [[National Academic Championship]] | {{Browse box|Tournament = 2014 [[National Academic Championship]] | ||
|previous = [[2013 NAC]] | |previous = [[2013 NAC]] | ||
|next = [[2015 NAC]] | |next = [[2015 NAC]] | ||
| }} | | }} | ||
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[[Category:NAC]] | [[Category:NAC]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:21, 28 July 2022
| 2014 National Academic Championship | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | Questions Unlimited |
| Champion | New Orleans Jesuit A |
| Runner-up | Pingry A |
| Third | Horace Greeley |
| Fourth | Coronado A |
| High scorer | Abiram Karuppur, Pingry (MVP) |
| Site | National: Washington, DC Regional phases: Chicago; New Orleans; Washington DC national |
| Field | |
| Stats | Varsity JV |
The 2014 NAC was held in DC, New Orleans and Chicago. The tournament was won by Jesuit A. Pingry A placed second, Horace Greeley third and Coronado A fourth. Horace Greeley's Max Smiley and Jesuit's Kevin Yokum were declared members of the NAC Hall of Fame. Jakob Myers of Naperville North was declared to be the "greatest JV player in NAC history" after this event.
Regional phase winners
| Site | Varsity Champion | JV Champion |
|---|---|---|
| Chicago | Pingry | Naperville North |
| DC | Horace Greeley | Briarcliff |
| New Orleans | Jesuit | Booker T. Washington |
Field
Varsity
The 114-team varsity field, as ranked on QU's website.
- 1. Jesuit A
- 2. Pingry A
- 3. Horace Greeley
- 4. Coronado A
- 5. Paschal
- 6. Plano
- 7. East
- 8. Briarcliff
- 9. Bayfield
- 9. Great Neck North
- 10. White Plains A
- 11. St. Martin's Episcopal
- 12. Drummond
- 13. Buckhorn
- 14. Watson Chapel
- 15. Edgemont A
- 16. Fox Lane A
- 17. Jesuit B
- 18. Elkhorn
- 19. Bishop Kelley
- 20. Coatesville
- 21. Saratoga Springs
- 22. Bridgewater-Raritan
- 23. Zionsville A
- 24. Madison Central A
- 25. Carrboro
- 26. James Island
- 27. Delaware Valley
- 28. Yorktown
- 29. Jenks
- 30. John Cooper A
- 31. Harrison
- 32. Wilson
- 33. Genesee Valley
- 34. Ben Franklin
- 35. Benton
- 36. Bishop Garrigan
- 37. Fatjer Duenas
- 38. North Forsyth
- 39. Pingry B
- 40. Byram Hills
- 41. Fillmore
- 42. Hastings A
- 43. Stevenson
- 44. Lakewood
- 45. Elkhorn South
- 46. Charlottesville
- 47. James Bennett
- 48. Sparkman
- 49. Wayne Hills
- 50. Mainland A
- 51. Gadsden A
- 52. Lamar
- 53. Naperville North
- 54. Schuylkill Valley
- 55. Belton
- 56. Ardsley
- 57. Detroit Jesuit
- 58. Zionsville B
- 59. Smithtown East
- 60. Edgemont B
- 61. Owosso
- 62. Cotter
- 63. Central Bucks East B
- 64. Berrien Springs
- 65. Algona
- 66. John Cooper B
- 67. Madison Central B
- 68. Monsignor Kelly
- 69. Clements
- 70. Westlake
- 71. Smithtown West
- 72. Fairfield
- 73. Ionia
- 74. El Paso
- 75. Orchard View
- 76. Alden
- 77. Licking Heights
- 78. Fossil Ridge
- 79. Mainland B
- 80. Hastings B
- 81. Houma Christian
- 82 Coronado B
- 83. Powers Catholic
- 84. Lincoln Northeast
- 85. Forsyth Central
- 86. Chautauqua
- 87. Morristown West
- 88. Elizabethtown
- 89. New Rochelle
- 90. Somerset
- 91. Gadsden B
- 92. Haileyville
- 94. Interstate 35
- 95. White Plains C
- 96. Morrilton
- 97. Central Bucks East A
- 98. Manchester
- 99. Columbus
- 100. Hannah Pamlico
- 101. White Plains B
- 102. ACH
- 103. Richlands A
- 104. Richlands B
- 105. Del Norte
- 106. Hudson Falls
- 107. Sand Rock
- 108. Fox Lane B
- 109. Standish-Sterling
- 110. Life Way
- 111. Cleveland
- 112. Mahopac
- 113. Antilles
- 114. Chapin
Junior Varsity
The 26-team JV field, as ranked on QU's website.
- 1. Naperville North
- 2. Briarcliff
- 3. Booker T. Washington
- 4. East
- 5. Jesuit
- 6. St. Dominic Savio A
- 7. Byram Hills
- 8. Fossil Ridge A
- 9. Riverside Brookfield
- 10. Jenks
- 11. Collinsville
- 12. Harrison A
- 13. Altamont
- 14. Forsyth Central
- 15. Gadsden
- 16. East Coweta
- 17. Harrison B
- 18. North Forsyth
- 19. St. Dominic Savio B
- 20. Berlin
- 21. Drummond
- 22. Elizabethtown
- 23. Fossil Ridge B
- 24. Morristown West
- 25. Mainland
- 26. Manchester
External Links
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