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| − | }}''' Sarah Benner''' is | + | }}''' Sarah Benner''' is a former player for [[Purdue]] and [[Avon|Avon High School]]. She is a freelance writer, editor, moderator, and TD, as well as a proponent for improving quiz bowl in the state of Indiana. |
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| + | Benner has been a subject editor for the [[2020 ACF Fall|2020]] and [[2021 ACF Fall|2021]] iterations of [[ACF Fall]]. She also acted as head editor for Boilermaker Spring Novice, a spiritual successor to [[Spring Undergraduate Novice]] produced by the [[Purdue|Purdue Quiz Bowl Team]], and contributed questions to [[SHOW-ME|SHOW-ME More]]. | ||
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| + | Benner has acted as a writer, editor, and tournament director for multiple vanity trash sets. These sets include MVP [https://collegiate.quizbowlpackets.com/2552/], an open-difficulty set by Andy Schingel on audiovisual media with a heavy focus on opera and film; and Lore Dump 2: More Lore, a difficult trash set by Patrick Quion with emphasis on TV shows and pop literature. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:21, 20 August 2023
| Sarah Benner | |
| Past colleges | Purdue (2017-2021) |
| High school | Avon (2013-2017) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Sarah Benner is a former player for Purdue and Avon High School. She is a freelance writer, editor, moderator, and TD, as well as a proponent for improving quiz bowl in the state of Indiana.
Benner has been a subject editor for the 2020 and 2021 iterations of ACF Fall. She also acted as head editor for Boilermaker Spring Novice, a spiritual successor to Spring Undergraduate Novice produced by the Purdue Quiz Bowl Team, and contributed questions to SHOW-ME More.
Benner has acted as a writer, editor, and tournament director for multiple vanity trash sets. These sets include MVP [1], an open-difficulty set by Andy Schingel on audiovisual media with a heavy focus on opera and film; and Lore Dump 2: More Lore, a difficult trash set by Patrick Quion with emphasis on TV shows and pop literature.