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...nd a former star of the [[Loyola Academy]] team. Joe's bread and butter is history, with a bit of music and art as well. He is also well known for his hilari [[Category:People]] [[Category:Loyola Academy]] [[Category: High school players active in 2006]] [[Category: High school

==History== [[Loyola Academy]] was a founding member of the League, with [[David Riley]] a key co-founde

* Mike Verity - [[Loyola Academy]] ...w that he had been named to the team, and was only the third player in the history of the tournament to be named to a second "All-American" team.

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! align=center colspan=2 |''Riley (far left), shown at the 2008 Loyola Scholastic Bowl banquet with players Jack Glerum (second from left) & Mike |'''Former school(s):''' [[Loyola Academy]]

==History== ...in the afternoon. Based on overall records, Auburn won the tournament and Loyola collected second place; [[Carbondale]] was third and [[Stevenson]] fourth,

|[[Joliet Catholic|Joliet Catholic Academy Hilltoppers]]||Joliet||Jake Ziesmer ==History==

.... The tournaments were held on Friday, March 14, 2008; the first time in history that they were not held on a Saturday. For the first time in the history, the Tournament was moved to a Friday (instead of the traditional Saturday)

The '''Illinois Math and Science Academy''' ('''IMSA''') is a 3-year public residential high school located in Auror ==History==

|[[Loyola Academy]] |[[Loyola Academy]]

{{Highschoolteam|Name = Loyola Academy Ramblers '''Loyola Academy''' is a private, coeducational, Roman Catholic, Jesuit high school located

==History== ...ats to anyone willing to sit still long enough to listen), was to [[Loyola Academy]] in the semifinals of the "Bulldog Classic" at Richards High School in Oak

==History== * U.S. History

==History== ...ason with an upset victory over the heavily favored Ramblers from [[Loyola Academy]] in the IHSA Regional Tournament, before bowing out with an 0-3 last place

[[Matt Laird]], formerly of [[Loyola Academy]] attended the final phase of the [[2009 NAC|2009]] [[NAC]] in Chicago, and ...It might be more geographically desirable. Probably we wouldn’t have seen Academy of the Sacred Heart for example if we hadn’t had a New Orleans phase.

==History== |[[Loyola Academy]]

...wards''' are intended to be hosted yearly by [[Dave Madden]] of [[National History Bee and Bowl]]. The winner of each award was given 100 dollars; each indivi |[[Loyola Academy]] (IL)

...2006 most of its high school tournaments were played under IHSA Rules. The history of quizbowl in Illinois is very confusing, since it includes many mistakes ==History==

|[[Loyola Academy]] ...MacArthur]], 142-121. This is the 46th lowest scoring match in tournament history.''

==History== |[[Loyola Academy]]

==History== For most of its history, IHSA questions have been distributed according to six categories: Math, Sc

|site = Loyola University in New Orleans (May 28-31), Marymount University in Arlington, V ...im head-to-head to replace him as the top alltime moneywinner in game show history.

...etown Day School academic team in Ben's honor. The GDS team has had a long history of promoting excellence in quiz bowl competition in the Washington, Distric ...g players of high school quiz bowl and as an ambassador to the game over a history spanning more than three decades."

==History== |winningest coach in state history at time of retirement - notable players: [[Donald Taylor]].

==History== ...he only Undergraduate-eligible teams to finish in the top 3 overall in the history of the DI ICT. A VCU team led by Sean Smiley and Cody Voight also won the 2

...ter and softer, in what appears to be the first "fade-out" ending in music history. Completed in 1917, this piece was influenced by English folk songs, Wagner ...r and softer, in what appears to be the first "fade-out" ending in musical history. Completed in 1917, this piece was influenced by English folk songs, Wagner