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  • {{Highschoolteam|Name = William Penn High School |state =
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  • ...lege Quizbowl Clubs''' are [[quizbowl]] teams affiliated with a college or university. ''This list is not exhaustive. Feel free to add to it.'' * [[Alabama|University of Alabama]]
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  • |schoolpast = [[University of Pennsylvania]] (2016-2019) ...major, aspiring music specialist, and clarinet concerto fan formerly at [[Penn]], where he also served as president of the quiz bowl team. He is now an MD
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = Penn State |citystate = State College, PA
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  • |schoolcur = [[Penn State]] (2015–2020) ...e University of [[Delaware]]. He served in an advisory role for the [[Penn State]] team during grad school, but did not play. His rather meager playing acco
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  • The University of [[Kentucky]] Quiz Bowl Team had a busy season in the '''Fall semester of ...22, the UK team traveled to the [[Georgia|University of Georgia]] for a [[Penn Bowl]] mirror Tournament.
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  • |schoolcur = [[Truman State]] (2013-Present) '''Selena Montes''' was a student at Truman State University, where she studied biology. She previously played in high school for North
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  • | [[University of Toronto]] | [[Penn State]]
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  • | [[Michigan State]] | [[Southeast Missouri State]]
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  • [[Mike Bentley]] went on to play quizbowl at the University of [[Maryland]]. He also hosts the [[Quizbowl Podcast]] and is the former John Stratton and Elise Lenthe briefly played on the [[Penn State]] team before it dissolved in 2004.
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  • |third = [[2014 Penn|Penn]] ...4 ACF Nationals''' was held between April 12 and 13 at [[Columbia|Columbia University]].
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  • |fourth = [[2013 Penn|Penn A]] ...3 ACF Nationals''' was held between April 27 and 28 at [[Columbia|Columbia University]].
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  • |champion = [[2015 Penn|Penn]] [[Penn]] defeated [[Chicago]] in a one-game final.
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  • |champion = [[1999 State College|State College]] |site = [[Penn]]
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  • | [[Penn|Penn A]] | [[Michigan State|Michigan State A]]
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  • |fourth = [[2012 Penn|Penn]] ...''2012 ACF Nationals''' was held between April 21 and 22 at the [[Maryland|University of Maryland]].
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  • ...ven regional sites throughout the United States, and on November 22 at the University of Washington. This tournament was head-edited by [[Andrew Hart]], who was | [[Truman State]]
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = Southeast Missouri State '''Southeast Missouri State''' is a four-year public university in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The team was founded by former [[Oakville]] pl
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  • |state = Some(?) * Justin Sausville (University of the South and the University of Maryland Medical School)
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  • ...Quizzing U About Real Knowledge'''), was a tournament house-written by the University of [[Michigan]] for use during the fall of 2012. It was intended to be at " | [[Truman State]]
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  • | [[Truman State]] | [[Ohio State]]
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  • | Tie: [[Columbia|Columbia A]] and [[Penn|Penn A]] | [[Portland State]]
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  • |schoolpast= [[Truman State]] (2010-2014) ...either moderates or runs the control room at several events throughout the state.
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  • '''MLK''' was an annual tournament put on by the University of [[Michigan]] over Martin Luther King Day weekend, since at least 1996. A | [[1996 Iowa State|Iowa State A]]
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  • ...Michigan. For high quizbowl in the state of Michigan, see [[NAQT Michigan State Championship]].'' The '''University of Michigan''' is a large public university in Ann Arbor, MI. Its quizbowl team has historically been quite active, wi
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  • | [[Penn State|Penn State A]] | [[Ohio State]]
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  • '''Battle of the Burgh''' is a tournament hosted by [[Pitt|the University of Pittsburgh]] for high school teams. It has alternatively been known simp | [[State College|State College A]]
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  • ...usewrite was a set written by a single institution (typically a college or university), which would produce and edit all the questions. Contributions from freela ...([[Maryland]]), [[Cardinal Classic]] ([[Stanford]]), and [[Penn Bowl]] ([[Penn]]) at the college level and [[Prison Bowl]] ([[Hunter]]), [[GSAC]] ([[Maggi
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  • |schoolpast = [[Brown]] (2007-2009), [[University of Pennsylvania]] (2010-2018) ...g several second-place finishes at [[ACF Nationals]], before leading the [[Penn]] team for several years as a medical and graduate student. He was consiste
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  • ...school quizbowl in the state of South Carolina, see [[NAQT South Carolina State Championship]].'' ...iversity of South Carolina. See [[USC]] for the page about the team at the University of Southern California.''
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  • ...995 ACF Nationals featured a 39 team field and was held at the [[Tennessee|University of Tennessee]]. *[[Mike Mahurin]], [[Midwestern State]] (42.3 ppg)
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  • ...ssion]] tournament, the questions have been [[housewrite|housewritten]] by Penn since 2013. The [[question set]] is usually [[mirror]]red across the U.S. ...d questions. This trend in question quality reversed from 2007 onward, and Penn Bowl now draws several teams from further north and south.
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  • |undergrad = [[Ohio State]] * [[Eric Mukherjee]], [[Penn]]
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  • |schoolpast = [[University of Minnesota]] (2007-2012), [[Minneapolis Community and Technical College]] '''Bernadette Spencer''' is a member of [[NAQT]] and former player for the [[University of Minnesota]], [[Minneapolis Community and Technical College]], and [[DeLa
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  • ...red several stretch tossups to pull within 25 going to the last question. State College powered the tossup, but subsequently earned zero on the English his ...are Championship]], the [[Blue Hen]], and the MARK trash tournament at the University of Delaware. Charter finished second at the Maryland Spring tournament, lo
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  • ...ykowski]]''', formerly of [[Furman|Furman University]], and the [[Michigan|University of Michigan]] | '''[[Matt Weiner]]''', [[VCU|Virginia Commonwealth University]]
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  • ...bes the quizbowl team at the University of Texas. For high quizbowl in the state of Texas, see [[Texas Quiz Bowl Alliance]].'' ...he local and national circuit and even host such events without its parent university's knowledge. New players interested in contacting the team should look for
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  • ...tative national championship run that year. [[1983 Michigan State|Michigan State]] won the tournament, though [[1983 Brigham Young|Brigham Young]] was mathe | [[Michigan State]]
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  • |schoolcur = [[University of Louisiana at Lafayette]] (2014-) |schoolpast = [[University of Louisiana at Lafayette]] (2004-2010), [[Alabama]] (2010-2014)
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = University of Virginia ...the quizbowl team at the University of Virginia. For high quizbowl in the state of Virginia, see [[VHSL Scholastic Bowl]].''
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = University of Georgia ...s the quizbowl team at the University of Georgia. For high quizbowl in the state of Georgia, see [[Georgia Academic Team Association]].''
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  • ...Team at the University of Illinois. For high school Scholastic Bowl in the state of Illinois, see [[Illinois Scholastic Bowl]].'' ...ersity of Illinois''' ("'''Illinois'''" or "'''UIUC'''") is a large public university located in Champaign, Illinois and Urbana, Illinois. Illinois is represente
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = Truman State '''Truman State''' is a public liberal arts college in Kirksville, Missouri.
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = New York University |Image = 200px-New York University Seal.svg.png
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  • The '''University of Rochester''' is a private university in Rochester, New York, whose quiz bowl team is known as the '''Thelion Soc ...ving [[trash]] collective of former players and coaches, based in New York state, who crash the independent events and regionals of the East Coast as well a
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = Duke University '''Duke University''' is a private university located in Durham, North Carolina.
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  • ...ed into one university in 1999. Most likely, some students who began their university careers at an independent Radcliffe College did in fact play on this team.< | [[1980 Fresno State|Fresno State]]
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  • *1995 Missouri State Quiz Bowl Championship - April 7-8, 1995 *1996 Missouri State Quiz Bowl Championship - April 12-13, 1996
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  • | [[Penn]]<br><span style="font-size:88%">[[Josh Levy]] and others</span> | [[Penn State|State College, PA]]
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  • | [[Penn|Philadelphia, PA]] | [[2015 Penn|Penn]]
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  • | [[1998 State College|State College]] | [[1999 State College|State College]]†
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  • '''Rob Carson''' is an alumnus of the [[University of Minnesota]], where he and perennial teammate [[Andrew Hart]] won the [[2 ..., Rob often competes at opens under the aegis of "BHSU," or [[Ball So Hard University]].
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = <center>Princeton University</center> '''Princeton University''' is an Ivy League institution in Princeton, New Jersey with one of the ol
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  • '''Brown University''' is a private university located in Providence, Rhode Island. The team was founded in 2006 by [[Jerr ...2012–13, putting up several impressive local finishes (2nd at IFT, 3rd at Penn-ance, 3rd at [[SCT]] Division II), but no teams from Brown competed at eith
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  • |state = 2002-2011, 2013, 2015 [[NAQT Delaware Championship]] <BR> 2003-2008 [[Com ...rly proud of are the 2006 NAQT State Tournament and 2006 Blue Hen. At the state tournament, there were 16 teams in attendance and Charter's five teams [htt
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  • |state = 2012, 2013, 2016, 2018, 2019 ...l team has claimed five [[NAQT Minnesota State Championship|NAQT Minnesota State Championships]] since 2012. Generally they play in the West Division of the
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  • ...ational championship. Division II is a "novice" style division, limited to university players who are in their first year of ICT competition, and to community co | [[Penn| Philadelphia, PA]]
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  • [[Image:State-of-quizbowl.png|The 2015 State of Quizbowl as determined by Chris Chiego and the folks in [http://www.hsqu ...ear, state championship is pyramidal and reaches almost all regions of the state
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  • ...in New Castle. The studio was located in a small strip mall near [[William Penn]] high school and the program was done live each Monday evening, seen only ...get really lucky and play a set they had heard before. Even worse, the [[University of Delaware]] Academic Competition Club advisor Douglas Taber did not abide
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  • ...istinct tournaments, each at least somewhat affiliated with the [[Missouri|University of Missouri]]. The first Missouri Open was held on June 6, 2009 at the University of [[Missouri]] in Columbia, MO. It was a high-difficulty packet submission
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  • ...egie Mellon University''', commonly referred to as '''CMU''', is a private university located in Pittsburgh, PA. [[Dwight Kidder]] and [[Peter Freeman]] serve a *[[2018 ACF Fall]] Ohio State - 2nd place (Jackie Wu, Eric Barrett, Sebastien La Duca, David Neiman), 3rd
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  • ...>). Their accomplishment remained unmatched until the 2011 [[NAQT Illinois State Tournament]], where [[Kevin Malis]] and [[Zach Blumenfeld]] of [[Stevenson] ...sso]] ([[Kealing]]) broke the H-M limit at the 2012 [[TQBA]] Middle School State Championship<ref>https://www.naqt.com/stats/team-performance.jsp?team_id=42
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  • ...e to no club activity until 2017. [[Cole Kitzman]] transferred from [[Iowa State]] to Iowa, and began the quiz bowl club again. In the first year after its ...w and competed in local events. Iowa won the Truman State mirror of [[2018 Penn Bowl]] and qualified that year for [[2019 ICT]] and [[2019 ACF Nationals]],
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  • |site = Loyola University in New Orleans (May 28-31), Marymount University in Arlington, VA (June 3-6), and Drury Plaza Hotel in St. Louis (June 11-14 ...pionship at my high school, which was suffering from it's first year of no state championships in a long long time. Also, I won by being a complete dickhead
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  • It is named after the school's [[wikipedia:University of Maryland, College Park#Mascot|mascot]], the terrapin. ...h relatively [[open]] eligibility rules were held at [[WashU]], [[Michigan State]], and on [[Skype]] (directed by [[Mike Bentley]]).
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  • The '''University of Maryland''' is a large public university located in College Park, Maryland. ...of [[MUT]], the UNC mirror of [[Illinois Novice]], [[Cardinal Classic]], [[Penn Bowl]], [[PARFAIT]], [[Titanomachy]], [[ACF Fall]] and [[EFT]]. The general
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = Virginia Commonwealth University '''Virginia Commonwealth University''', often referred to as '''VCU''', has had a quizbowl team continuously si
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  • {{College directory row|University of Alberta|AB|2014|2014||contact=rpnair@ualberta.ca|update=2012}} {{College directory row|University of Alaska-Fairbanks|AK|2013|notes=TU/bonus format campus radio show<br/>[ht
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  • |site = Loyola University in New Orleans (May 28-31), Marymount University in Arlington, VA (June 3-6), and Embassy Suites O'Hare in Chicago (June 10- "What did a head of state describe on April 25 as 'the greatest geopolitical catastrophe' of the 20th
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  • ...[[Mark Coen]], [[Shawn DeVeau]], and other alums of Boston College, Boston University, and the 1990s New England circuit generally *The [[Flying Space Pimps]]- a stupidly named assemblage of former University of Delaware and Wilmington Charter players and coaches
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  • ...kely going to have to join a '''club''' (or '''team''') at your college or university. A quizbowl club is responsible for organizing practices, running tourname Each of NAQT's college tournaments features Division I, in which any university students from the same school may play on the team, and a restricted Divisi
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  • | [https://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=21698 Boise State] |[[Boise State]]
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  • ...ved from BBC Radio 4 to BBC 1, becoming a television series.|college=* ''[[University Challenge]]'' premiers in the UK on ITV as an official spin-off of College ...ents are hosted.|college=*January 24-25: The first NAQT [[ICT]] is held at Penn. [[Chicago]] defeats [[Harvard]] in the final by powering the last tossup o
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  • ...or the College Bowl Company than either Honda Campus All-Star Challenge or University Challenge. ...s'' discusses an intramural College Bowl-affiliated tournament at Michigan State that was intended to qualify teams for an "opportunity to to go to New York
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  • To get a list of invitational tournaments, email Mike Starsinic of Ohio State at starsinic.1@osu.edu. | "Face it, State U. would wipe Tech out...so why can't they play at Nationals?"
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  • * [[University (Irvine, California high school)|University]] * [[William Penn]]
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  • ...ional tournaments as Maryland’s TIT, Virginia’s Wahoo War. Michigan’s MLK, Penn Bowl, and so forth). However, we have also taken into account dominance or ...wl Rocky and illustrated his amazing will to win. Eight national titles, a Penn Bowl, and countless singles wins, top scorer awards, and invitational and m
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