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  • In 2006, [[Texas A&M]] won the [[ACF]] National Championship. The championship winning team consisted of [[Chris Romero]], [[Susan Mitchell]], [[Candace B [[Category:National championship teams]]
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  • For the NAQT championship team, [[Jeff Hoppes]], [[Jon Pennington]], [[Seth Teitler]], [[David Farris [[Category:Historical college teams]]
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  • ...eam from [[Gloucester]] High School won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. The team was the first of four consecutive championship teams from eastern Ontario, signalling a short period of Ottawa-area dominance.
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  • ...ly teams who won the NAB before it went defunct (and in fact were the only teams to make the finals). | University of Nevada-Las Vegas, 24 teams
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  • {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2013 [[National Academic Championship]] ...Washington, DC <br/> Regional phases: Chicago; New Orleans; Washington DC national
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  • [[Category:Historical college teams]] [[Category:National championship teams]]
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  • [[Category:Historical college teams]] [[Category:National championship teams]]
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  • ...scandell]], the program quickly rose to prominance on the [[TQBA|Texas]] & national quiz bowl circuits behind ace [[Henry Hawthorn]]. *'''NAQT Small School National Champions: 2015'''
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  • ...from [[Earl Haig]] Secondary School won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. [[Category: Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ...is most notable for having won the 2016 [[SSNCT|NAQT Small School National Championship Tournament]]. ...g for 21st at the [[2015 HSNCT]] & [[2016 HSNCT]], as well as two national championship appearances at the [[2014 SSNCT]] & [[2016 SSNCT]]. The Eagles also attende
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  • |state = [[NAQT Kentucky State Championship|KY NAQT]]: 2022, 2015 ...y located between Nashville & Louisville. Holding several national & state championship titles, the Scotties have represented one of the premier "small school" pro
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  • ...including [[2008 Cardinal Classic|Cardinal Classic]], and were Division I national champions at the [[2008 NAQT ICT]]. They also placed 3rd at the [[2008 ACF [[Category:National championship teams]]
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  • ...C|1999]] Tournament of Champions and the [[1999 NAC|1999 National Academic Championship]]. Joined the [[NAC Hall of Fame]] after his team's runner-up finish at the ...y. Baseball had Babe Ruth. Hockey had Wayne Gretzky. The National Academic Championship had Ryan Cooper. There has never been a better player than this young man w
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  • ...ary School in London, ON, earned the second [[Reach for the Top]] national championship for the school; the first coming from the [[1992 Saunders]] team. [[Category: Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ...arge school" division, of the [[Illinois High School Association]]'s State Championship series. The Redwings also compete in the [[East Suburban Catholic League]]. *NAQT High School National Championship Tournament: 2023 - T203rd, 2022: T186th
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  • ...from [[Frontenac]] Secondary School won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. They were the second of a string of four championships from eastern Ontar [[Category: Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ...SNCT]] , and a top-5 national finish [[2013 NSC]], and a computer national championship, while compiling an overall record of 148-34. ...he year replacing three of the four starters from the previous year’s NAQT National Runner-Up team. Responding to the challenge of new head coaches and a near
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  • ...called Rideau Collegiate Institute, won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. Rideau High School has only occasionally fielded teams in the SchoolReach era.
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  • ...They are possibly the first team to win the overall [[West Virginia State Championship]] three times in a row, doing so in 2009, 2010, and 2011. The team attended the 2009 National Academic Championship that same year, reaching the quarterfinals of the playoffs.
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  • ...CHCU/edit#gid=0 Qualifier]<br>[https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/8096/ Championship] ...cale, placing it closer to regular-season "regs+" sets than other national championship sets such as [[ACF Nationals]].
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  • ...hool team''' from Barrhead, Alberta won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. [http://www.reachforthetop.com/champions1.cfm] They were coached by [[Ken While at the national championships in Ottawa, the team defeated teams from Nova Scotia, Ontario, Manitoba, and Quebec.
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  • ...ommy Casalaspi]], [[Evan Adams]], and [[David Seal]]) won the [[2012 ICT]] championship over [[Illinois]]. The same lineup, except with [[Daniel Hothem]] instead o ...a]] [[Category:National championship teams]] [[Category:Historical college teams]]
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  • ...a]] [[Category:National championship teams]] [[Category:Historical college teams]]
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  • ...n [[Triple Crown|both national quizbowl championships and the College Bowl championship]] in his career as a whole. [[Category: Players on ICT Division I championship teams]]
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  • A team which finished fourth at the [[1993 NAC|National Academic Championship]] with an all-underclassman team of [[Amanda Goad]], Matt Carter, Sam Easte [[Category: Historical High school teams]]
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  • ...e "large school" division, of the Illinois High School Association's State Championship series. The Colonels also compete in the [[North Metropolitan Scholastic Bo *NAQT Small School National Championship Tournament (Open Division): 2023 - T11th, 2022 - T17th, 2021 - T17th
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  • ...New Brunswick titles in [[Reach for the Top]] during the 1990s and won the national title in 1995 after losing a close Final to [[Bell]] in 1994. [[Category:New Brunswick high school teams]]
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  • [[Category: Historical college teams]] [[Category: National championship teams]]
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  • ...o]] [[Category:National championship teams]] [[Category:Historical college teams]] [[Category:Seth Teitler]]
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  • ...ol in Winnipeg, Manitoba. They won the 1970 [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. ...ls as a Manitoba representative. They finished fourth in 2002. In the 2014 national championships, they defeated eventual champion [[Martingrove]] during the r
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  • ...e]] [[Category:National championship teams]] [[Category:Historical college teams]]
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  • |field = 28 teams ==2012 ACF National Championship==
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  • ...ol in Winnipeg, Manitoba. They won the 1971 [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. [[Category:Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ...e]] [[Category:National championship teams]] [[Category:Historical college teams]]
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  • ...team participates in Quiznet, and often qualifies to the National Academic Championship. [[Category:Delaware high school teams]]
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  • ...4 team from [[St. George's]] School won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. ...e Ontario in nearly a decade, and was also the first year in which Ontario teams had no Grade 13 students (although [[UTS]], a school that never had a 13th
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  • [[Category: National championship teams]] [[Category: Historical college teams]]
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  • ...[Gloucester]] High School in Ottawa won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. They had previously won with the [[1998 Gloucester]] team. ..., they defeated [[UTS]] first in the the Ontario finals, then again in the national final. The game-winning question was: "I was born in Grand Pre. Who am I?
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  • ...nts in the [[National Academic Championship]] until 2000 when one of their teams was [[2000_NAC#Grand_Junction_retroactive_forfeit_scandal|controversially {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[National Tournament of Academic Excellence]]
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  • ..."big school" division, of the [[Illinois High School Association]]'s State Championship series. The Mustangs also compete in the [[Mid-Suburban League]] (MSL). *IHSSBCA NAQT Illinois State Championship: 2014 - 24th
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  • ...ampionships. The school has occasionally hosted the [[NAQT Minnesota State Championship]] {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT Minnesota State Championship]]
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  • ...yoff game. This year’s team was one of the youngest and least experienced teams ever coached. Although this year could have been considered a rebuilding y ...vi High School by a final score of 550-535 to bring home their tenth state championship in the last fourteen years. Junior captain Brett Harrison was named to the
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  • ...y allow teams from small schools (most notably the [[Small School National Championship Tournament]]).</onlyinclude>
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  • * 3rd Place 1998 PACE National Championship * 6th Place 2005 PACE National Championship
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  • {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2008 NAQT Iowa State Championship ...igh school state championship in 2008 as well as the first ever NAQT State Championship in Iowa.
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  • ...ean, Vivian Miao, and Mike Stafford won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. [[Category:Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ...rd-breaking 7th consecutive state championship and the team’s 4th National Championship. ...team tournament, only to be defeated in the finals by the previous year’s national champion Hunter College from New York City.
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  • ...chool in Fort Collins, Colorado. They are a regular at [[National Academic Championship|Beall Bowl]] and [[Colorado Knowledge Bowl]]. [[Category:Colorado high school teams]]
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  • ...-up in 1999 and remain among of the league's most consistently competitive teams with 11 appearances in the final eight between 1997 and 2009. ==National tournaments==
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  • ...hool in Toronto, Ontario. They won the 1969 [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. ...st active champion school. Despite producing relatively strong SchoolReach teams they have yet to progress past the regional stage of the competition due to
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  • ...the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. While it was the second championship for the team from Truro, Nova Scotia, it was considered an upset over the h [[Category: Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ...ip Beall]]'s [[Questions Unlimited]] tournament for middle school quizbowl teams. The tournament is held concurrently with the [[NAC]]. It uses the Chipbow
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  • ...1991 TOC|ASCN]]. This was widely regarded as the most impressive record of national-level achivement before the [[modern era of high school quizbowl|modern era [[Category:Panasonic Academic Challenge Championship teams]]
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  • ...ll]] High School in Nepean, Ontario won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. The team was coached by [[Richard Mageau]]. ...final. The following season, the [[1995 Fredericton]] team would win the national title. The final question was "Who was the first NHL hockey player to scor
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  • ==Championship Team Composition== [[Category:National championship teams]]
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  • ...] for the [[List of college quizbowl national champion players|second most national titles]] in quizbowl history. She also played with [[Berkeley]] from 1998-2 ==National titles==
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  • ...olars' Bowl|Vt.-NEA]] 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2016<br>[[NAQT Vermont State Championship|NAQT Vermont]] 2016 ==National tournaments==
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  • ...rom [[Lisgar]] Collegiate Institute won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. ...al. Both Lisgar and UTS qualified for Nationals. This was Lisgar's first national qualification and first year in which they had a winning record during TVO'
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  • The 2005-06 team from [[Woburn]] CI won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. Finishing third in Ontario the year before, the 2006 team swept through O [[Category: Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • |field = 48 teams ...t national title for [[Eric Mukherjee]], who had participated in his first national finals match seven years prior at [[2008 ACF Nationals]] and played at a co
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  • ..., Bernard Hibbits, and Kim Mohammed won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. They were the first champions from Nova Scotia. [[Category:Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ==National Academic Championship== [[Category: Historical High school teams]]
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  • ...arsity State Championship, despite having a higher PPB than many qualified teams. The tournament was canceled, however, due to the COVID-19 outbreak. ...]]. They lost in the quarterfinals to [[Pingry]], the #1 seed and eventual national champion.
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  • ...me middle school programs, such as [[Longfellow]], have historically taken teams to high school tournaments to varying levels of success. ...h year in addition to the MSNCT set. The MSNCT now has a field size of 144 teams, more than half of the 272 team [[HSNCT]] field.
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  • ...first and so far the only Oregon high school team to win a major national championship. {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[National History Bowl]] Varsity
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  • ...nd won 261 games or 81.5% of those played. Even more impressive, the four teams brought home a total of thirty-seven trophies and awards including fifteen ...he novice level, Susan Leninger joined the coaching staff. Entered as two teams, the novice players of coaches Sroka and Leninger played in nine competitio
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  • ...Bagby) did lose several games at that tournament on the way to winning the championship there. [[Category:Historical college teams]]
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  • ...e "small school" division, of the Illinois High School Association's State Championship series. Making it one of the few Class A public school programs located wit ...[[Macomb]]. Due to its classification it also won the "Very Small School" national title as well. The team was led by star players, Akshar Goyal & Pranav Visw
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  • ...reg Kozdrowski, Kevin O'Brien and George Rodziewicz were runners up in the national finals. [[Category:Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 1987 [[National Academic Championship]] |editors = [[National Academic Association]]
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  • ...neider and Ken Kiester, including high finishes at the [[National Academic Championship]]. Shortly after both coaches retired, the club collapsed, with their most ...Unlimited hub in central Indiana. She also runs the Indiana Classic State Championship, a Questions Unlimited alternative to the official IASP State Finals Tourna
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  • ...a quiz bowl tournament for teams composed of members of high school JROTC teams from around the world. It is co-sponsored by the non-profit College Options ...longside the JROTC Leadership Bowl, although there is no crossover between teams. The academic bowl notably does not allow seniors to participate.
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  • ...2015-2016 season with 3 top-5 national finishes, a record-tying 6th state championship, and more combined wins than any other season in the program’s history. ...A team, undeterred losing its top two scorers from last season’s national championship team, went through the season amassing the second highest win total of all
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  • ...ate Finals]] for the first time since 2012, winning their first IHSA State Championship. ...rival, [[Barrington]], in an all-Illinois [[2023 HSNCT]] [[NAQT]] National Championship finishing as Runners-Up, 210-555.
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  • |state = [[Vermont-NEA Scholars' Bowl|Vt.-NEA]] 2007; [[NAQT Vermont Championship|Vt. NAQT]] 2008, 2010, 2011 ...season, reaching the state title game four times and securing their first championship in 2007.
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  • ...record of 102-27. The team also won its third consecutive Single A State Championship, defeating Paintsville HS in the final match. ...am participated in the DC phase of the [[1999 NAC | 1999 National Academic Championship]], and finished 56th in rank with a preliminary record of 2-2.
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  • The 2007 national finals of [[Reach for the Top]] were held May 25-28 in Edmonton. ...300 to win the 2007 national championship. This was Central's first Reach championship.
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  • ...n the mid-90s (1993-1995) and was operated by sometime [[National Academic Championship]] staffer [[Brooks Sanders]]. It may have also occurred before or after tha ...y pounds, and was clearly the best trophy ever handed out at a high school national.
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  • ...eth, Paul Filseth, and Trent Mayers won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. At Nationals, they defeated [[Glenlawn]] from Manitoba, Colonel Gray from [[Category:Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ...he [[2016 MSNCT]]. Paideia also competed at the [[Junior National Academic Championship]] in 2014, 2015 and 2016. [[Category:Middle school teams]]
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  • {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 1996 [[National Academic Championship]] ...es, at New Orleans and at Marymount University in Arlington, VA. 125 total teams participated.
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  • |state = [[NAQT Vermont Championship|Vt. NAQT]] 2009 ...n enrollment of about 950 students. One of Vermont's most active quiz bowl teams, SBHS is a member of the [[Vermont-NEA Scholars' Bowl]].
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  • |state = [[MSHSAA]] Class 1: [[2009 MSHSAA State Championship|2009]] Tarkio won the [[2009 MSHSAA State Championship]] in Class 1.
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  • ...urry and Alice Nelson. This was the first St. John's team to attend a real national, finishing tenth at the [[2001 HSNCT|HSNCT]] and setting the stage for thei [[Category: Historical High school teams]]
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  • ...m which won the [[1997 NAC|National Academic Championship]] and [[1997 NAB|National Academic Bowl]]. [[Category: Historical High school teams]]
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  • The 2015 [[National Tournament of Academic Excellence]] took place June 14 through June 16, 201 ==Teams==
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  • ..."big school" division, of the [[Illinois High School Association]]'s State Championship series. The Eagles also compete in the [[North Metropolitan Scholastic Bowl *IHSSBCA NAQT Illinois State Championship: 2020 - 9th, 2019 - 16th
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  • ...2018 HSNCT|NAQT HSNCT]]. Their victory at the [[2018 NAC|National Academic Championship]] makes them one of the few NAC champions to deserve the title of "top team [[Category: High school teams]]
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  • |state = '''[[TQBA State Championship|TQBA]]''': 2018, 2019 ...o saw considerable national success, winning the 2016 [[NHBB]] JV National Championship, and placing in the top ten of each of the [[2017 HSNCT|2017]], [[2018 HSNC
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  • ...ol in Kingston, Ontario. They won the 1999 [[Reach for the Top]] national championship, and have often reached the provincial level since. They also participated [[Category:High school teams]]
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  • ...aments. Mount de Sales placed 5th at the 2016 [[GATA Middle School State]] Championship. Its high school team attended the [[2016 HSNCT]]. [[Category:Middle school teams]][[Category:Georgia high school teams]]
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  • ...icipating in local tournaments which send winners to a regional and then a national level. The 2019 championship was held at the Varsity College campus of the Independent Institute of Educ
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  • ...to answer 20 visual questions posted on the Questions Unlimited website. Teams that achieve or tie the highest score qualify for the NAC.
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  • |state = [[GATA Middle School State Championship]]: 2014 ...d achieved 3rd out of 128 in 2015 at the MSNCT. At the 2015 Middle School National History Bowl, River Trail gained 6th place.
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  • ...E titles. This also completed the first-ever undefeated run at at national championship in the modern era. Their NSC team included [[Martin Devecka]], Lyn Lai, [[J [[Category: Historical High school teams]]
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  • ...eason with ten first place finishes, two state championships, and a top-15 national finish, while compiling an overall record of 164-31. ...e A team finished the season by placing 14th at PACE’s National Scholastic Championship.
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  • ...John Farant, John Haggerty, Ling Hong-Hung, and Lisa Murray won the Reach national title, defeating Halifax West, Renfrew, and Sir Winston Churchill. In 1982, [[Category:Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ...irk, [[Kelvin]], and [[Deloraine]] in the provincial championships. At the national final, they defeated [[Dryden]] from Northern Ontario with a score of 535 p [[Category:Reach for the Top championship teams]]
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  • ...he [[2005 NAC]] and a national championship at the [[2006 NAC]]. The 2006 championship team also consisted of Teddy "TK" Kramer, Corey Bregman, Dan Mark, and Jon [[Category: High school teams]]
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  • ...h's High School in Renfrew, Ontario won the [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. ...180 students, it was one of the smallest public schools to win a national championship. One member, Julie McHale, joined the team as an alternative to serving a
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