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| − | + | {{Collegebox|College Name = Northern Illinois University | |
| + | |Image = NIU.jpg | ||
| + | |citystate = DeKalb, IL | ||
| + | |president = Kristin Strey | ||
| + | |nats = | ||
| + | |nats appearances = ICT (DII): 2011 | ||
| + | | }} | ||
| − | The school has hosted other tournaments, including | + | |
| + | '''Northern Illinois University''' (NIU) is the home of the Quiz Bowl Association and the [[Huskie Bowl]] and [[ATROPHY]] Tournaments. The club typically has low membership, and exists almost solely to run tournaments. [[Brad Fischer]] and [[Kristin Strey]] are noted members. | ||
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| + | The school has hosted other tournaments, including High School-Only mirrors of [[ACF Fall]] in [[2012 ACF Fall|2012]] and [[2013 ACF Fall| 2013]] since the [[IHSA]] has determined that Illinois high school teams are not allowed to compete against college teams. The inaugural tournament attracted eight teams and was won by [[Detroit Catholic Central]]. | ||
[[Category: College clubs]] | [[Category: College clubs]] | ||
[[Category: Northern Illinois]] | [[Category: Northern Illinois]] | ||
[[Category: High school quizbowl in Illinois]] | [[Category: High school quizbowl in Illinois]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 15 December 2013
| Northern Illinois University | |
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| Location: DeKalb, IL | |
| Current President or Coach | Kristin Strey |
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| NAQT Page | link |
Northern Illinois University (NIU) is the home of the Quiz Bowl Association and the Huskie Bowl and ATROPHY Tournaments. The club typically has low membership, and exists almost solely to run tournaments. Brad Fischer and Kristin Strey are noted members.
The school has hosted other tournaments, including High School-Only mirrors of ACF Fall in 2012 and 2013 since the IHSA has determined that Illinois high school teams are not allowed to compete against college teams. The inaugural tournament attracted eight teams and was won by Detroit Catholic Central.