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|Subjects = History (esp of Canada), Geography (esp of Canada), Anything else that is not Science (unless it was done in Canada).  
 
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Revision as of 16:55, 8 May 2012

Patrick Liao
Patrickqb.jpeg
Noted subjects History (esp of Canada), Geography (esp of Canada), Anything else that is not Science (unless it was done in Canada).
Current college University of Pennsylvania
Past colleges N/A
High school Lisgar (2008-2011)
Stats HDWhite • NAQT

Patrick Liao is a quizbowler at the University of Pennsylvania.

Career

High School

Patrick began playing Reach for the Top at Lisgar in grade 9, where he went to Reach for the Top Nationals as a spare on a powerful team that defeated UTS to be national champion. The following year saw him be on the team as a regular, as Lisgar tied for first at regionals and came in the top 10 at provincials. In Patrick's grade 11 year, he captained a Lisgar team consisting of three other grade 11s and a grade 10 to first in Ottawa regionals but failed to finish in the top 10 at the provincal tournament.

Later, Patrick played on the Lisgar team that made HSNCT in 2009, 2010, 2011. He also captained a team that won the 2010 Ontario Provincial NAQT championships. Patrick is infamous for answering "Daniel Carter" for "Jimmy Carter" at a tournament. Daniel was the captain of Lisgar's rivals, Centennial Collegiate Vocational Institute.

College

At Penn, Patrick instead became notorious for writing about Canada inordinately for submissions and for helping the team to a fourth-place finish at ACF Nationals 2012. His depth of knowledge in history, classics and Canadiana has proven very helpful.

Writing

Notable Tournaments