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J.R. Barry (or Rick Barry) was the long-time coach of Brookwood High School until his 2011 retirement. He also served as the tournament director of the Brookwood Invitational Scholars Bowl, one of the largest quiz bowl tournaments in the country. He was also one of the founders and directors of ACE Quizbowl Camps and the Georgia Academic Team Association.

Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award

Preceded by

Year

Succeeded by

Joe Hermiller

2000 (with James Garrick & Hodges Lewis)

Rob Grierson

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−	'''J.R. Barry''' (or '''Rick Barry''') is the long-time coach of [[Brookwood\|Brookwood High School]]. He also ~~serves~~ as the [[TD\|tournament director]] of the [[Brookwood Invitational\|Brookwood Invitational Scholars Bowl]], one of the largest quiz bowl tournaments in the country. He is also one of the founders and directors of [[ACE\|ACE Quizbowl Camps]] and the [[GATA\|Georgia Academic Team Association]].	+	'''J.R. Barry''' (or '''Rick Barry''') was the long-time coach of [[Brookwood\|Brookwood High School]] until his 2011 retirement. He also served as the [[TD\|tournament director]] of the [[Brookwood Invitational\|Brookwood Invitational Scholars Bowl]], one of the largest quiz bowl tournaments in the country. He was also one of the founders and directors of [[ACE\|ACE Quizbowl Camps]] and the [[GATA\|Georgia Academic Team Association]].

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