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| − | '''Jordon "The Don" Van Dyke''' joined Honaker's | + | '''Jordon "The Don" Van Dyke''' joined [[Honaker]]'s quizbowl team in 2005, but did not have his breakout season until his Junior year in 2007-2008. Served as team co-captain in 2008-2009. Van Dyke is well-renowned for his excellent knowledge of most things European, as well as Art and Classical Music. For these reasons, his scores were considerably higher in [[NAQT]] and [[HSAPQ]]-question formats, since [[VHSL]] questions used to include only 1 art or 1 classical music question per match. He was a multiple-time top ten scorer at tournaments, and he also won Auburn High School's neg prize at the first annual EQUINE. |
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Revision as of 20:33, 27 January 2010
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| Noted subjects | Classical Music, Art, European History, Literature |
| High school | Honaker (2005-2009) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Jordon "The Don" Van Dyke joined Honaker's quizbowl team in 2005, but did not have his breakout season until his Junior year in 2007-2008. Served as team co-captain in 2008-2009. Van Dyke is well-renowned for his excellent knowledge of most things European, as well as Art and Classical Music. For these reasons, his scores were considerably higher in NAQT and HSAPQ-question formats, since VHSL questions used to include only 1 art or 1 classical music question per match. He was a multiple-time top ten scorer at tournaments, and he also won Auburn High School's neg prize at the first annual EQUINE.