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  • 1997 Klein
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |previous = [[1996 Maryland Panasonic Team|Maryland All-Stars]]
    379 bytes (37 words) - 01:53, 26 April 2014
  • 1989 Winston Churchill (MD)
    Jordan Ellenberg and Jay Rosen were some members of this winning [[1989 PAC|Panasonic]] team. {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
    396 bytes (42 words) - 06:33, 9 August 2011
  • 1994 Thomas Jefferson
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |next = [[1995 Florida Panasonic Team|Florida All-Stars]]
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  • 2004 Virginia Panasonic Team
    Repeat [[2004 PAC|Panasonic]] winners, with a roster of [[Mike Wright]], [[Steve Young]], [[Will Sulliv {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
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  • 1988 Rockville
    Championship team of the [[1988 PAC|first PAC]], with such members as Bill Fagan, Jim He {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
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  • 2005 Virginia Panasonic Team
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |previous = [[2004 Virginia Panasonic Team|Virginia All-Stars]]
    636 bytes (71 words) - 16:22, 26 April 2014
  • 2001 Washington, D.C. Panasonic Team
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |previous = [[2000 Maryland Panasonic Team|Maryland All-Stars]]
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  • 2002 Maryland Panasonic Team
    The winners of [[2002 PAC|Panasonic]]. Roster included Patrick Miles of [[2002 Howard (MD)|Howard]], Arthur O'D {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
    665 bytes (74 words) - 06:36, 9 August 2011
  • 1990 Ballard
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] [[Category:Panasonic Academic Challenge Championship teams]]
    305 bytes (29 words) - 06:33, 9 August 2011
  • 1995 Florida Panasonic Team
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |next = [[1996 Maryland Panasonic Team|Maryland All-Stars]]
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  • Maryland Panasonic Team
    ...y years, winning the tournament in 1992, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, and 2006. Teams representing single schools from Maryland also won the PAC in 1988 and 1989 {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
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  • 2000 Maryland Panasonic Team
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |previous = [[1999 Florida Panasonic Team|Florida All-Stars]]
    746 bytes (84 words) - 02:12, 26 April 2014
  • 2003 Virginia Panasonic Team
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |previous = [[2002 Maryland Panasonic Team|Maryland All-Stars]]
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  • Washington, D.C. Panasonic Team
    ...g the entire event, in the early 2000s and continuing to present excellent teams throughout his tenure in that position. Afterwards [[Susan Ikenberry]] of [ {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
    893 bytes (114 words) - 16:21, 14 January 2014
  • Florida Panasonic Team
    Florida has sent an all-star team to Panasonic in many years, winning the tournament in 1995 and 1999. {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
    763 bytes (82 words) - 17:31, 24 January 2010
  • 1999 Florida Panasonic Team
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |previous = [[1998 Maryland Panasonic Team|Maryland All-Stars]]
    833 bytes (96 words) - 02:10, 26 April 2014
  • 1998 Maryland Panasonic Team
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |next = [[1999 Florida Panasonic Team|Florida All-Stars]]
    777 bytes (89 words) - 01:54, 26 April 2014
  • 1996 Maryland Panasonic Team
    Kevin Keegan and Michael Kravitz coached this winning [[1996 PAC|Panasonic]] team, which consisted of [[Gautam Mukunda]] and Jonathan Schlaifer from [ {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
    869 bytes (98 words) - 01:48, 26 April 2014
  • 2006 Maryland Panasonic Team
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |previous = [[2005 Virginia Panasonic Team|Virginia All-Stars]]
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  • Klein
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |previous = [[1996 Maryland Panasonic Team|Maryland All-Stars]]
    600 bytes (63 words) - 18:21, 24 January 2010
  • 2008 Illinois Panasonic Team
    ...2008 Illinois Panasonic Team''' won the [[2008 PAC|2008 Panasonic Academic Challenge]]. It was the second consecutive victory in the tournament for Team Illino ...thier and Coach Pitz were members of the [[2007 PAC|2007]] [[2007 Illinois Panasonic Team|team]] that won the tournament.
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  • Virginia Panasonic Team
    ...Panasonic in many years, winning the tournament in 2003, 2004, and 2005. A teams representing a single school from Virginia also won the PAC in 1994. {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
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  • 1992 Maryland Panasonic Team
    Champions of [[1992 PAC|Panasonic]]. Roster was David Liu of [[1992 Winston Churchill (MD)|Winston Churchill] {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
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  • 1993 Torrey Pines
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] |previous = [[1992 Maryland Panasonic Team|Maryland All-Stars]]
    765 bytes (89 words) - 06:34, 9 August 2011
  • 1991 Dorman
    ...Francis and Nancy Welborn were the coaches. This team also won [[1991 PAC|Panasonic]] and the last [[1991 Stars 2000|Stars 2000]], and finished second at [[199 {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]
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  • Rockville
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] [[Category: High school teams]]
    570 bytes (59 words) - 16:08, 13 August 2011
  • 2005 St. Johnsbury
    ..., Nathan Gair, Melissa Legge and Ian Bell. Golubock was an All-American at Panasonic. [[Category: Historical High school teams]]
    510 bytes (68 words) - 16:22, 26 April 2014
  • Ballard
    {{Succession_box|Tournament = [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]] [[Category: High school teams]]
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  • Gonzaga College
    * 1998 It's Academic Champions * 3rd Place 1998 PACE National Championship
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  • New Hampshire Quiz Bowl League
    ...]] and was founded in the 1996-97 school year. Questions are supplied by [[Academic Hallmarks]]. ...il and feature eight teams that qualify through regional competitions. The teams play a round robin and the team that finishes with the best record is decla
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  • Grand Junction
    ...nts in the [[National Academic Championship]] until 2000 when one of their teams was [[2000_NAC#Grand_Junction_retroactive_forfeit_scandal|controversially ...been the perennial representative for Colorado at the [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]], finishing sixth at the [[2004 PAC]], fifth at the [[2005 PAC]], and firs
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  • Champlain Valley
    |state = [[Vermont-NEA Scholars' Bowl|Vt.-NEA]] 2007; [[NAQT Vermont Championship|Vt. NAQT]] 2008, 2010, 2011 ...owns of Hinesburg, Williston, Shelburne, Charlotte and St. George. The CVU academic team is a member of the [[Vermont-NEA Scholars' Bowl]] and competes in the
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  • Burlington
    ...olars' Bowl|Vt.-NEA]] 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2016<br>[[NAQT Vermont State Championship|NAQT Vermont]] 2016 ...chool''' is a public school of about 1,200 students in Burlington, Vt. Its academic team competes in the [[Vermont-NEA Scholars' Bowl]] and other Vermont and r
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  • Winston Churchill (MD)
    ...y League. The team also advanced to the final round of the statewide "It's Academic" T.V. Show, a feat not accomplished by the school in over a decade. The tea ...allenge. The team also participated in the statewide "[[It's_Academic|It's Academic]]" T.V. Show but lost to Holton Arms High School in the playoff.
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  • National Academic Super Bowl
    ...sted from 1976 to around 1988. It involved six-person high school quizbowl teams answering speed tossups such as "Name the longest river in Europe" on the f An event that would eventually become the National Academic Super Bowl was created by Duval County (Jacksonville Area) assistant superi
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  • Johnson Central
    ...us second place finishes in Overall competition, although an overall state championship still eludes them. *2006 - [[Ezell-Harding Academic Tournament]] Quarter-Finalist
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  • Rice Memorial
    ...-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. Rice's 1984 team participated in the [[1984 NAC|National Academic Championship]] in Dallas, and led by captain [[John Bennett]], advanced to the second ro
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  • Essex
    Essex is a consistent contender in the Vermont Scholars' Bowl and has won the championship seven times, in 1995, 2002, 2010, 2013-2015, and in 2017. The 2010 title ga ...Farmer (2008) -- were key parts of Vermont all-star teams that reached the Panasonic semifinals.
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  • 2005 PAC
    {{Panasonic|year = 2005 |champion = [[2005 Virginia Panasonic Team|Virginia All-Stars]]
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  • 2007 Illinois Panasonic Team
    ...round of play against Team New Mexico, Team Maine, and [[Washington, D.C. Panasonic Team|Team Washington D.C.]]. ...Montana]], and the always impossibly tough defending champions: [[Maryland Panasonic Team|Team Maryland]].
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  • Hanover
    ...' Bowl|Vt.-NEA]] 7 (1993, 2003-2004, 2008-2009, 2011-2012); [[NAQT Vermont Championship|Vt. NAQT]] 1 (2007) ...ague]] since the tournament was formed in 1996-97 school year, winning the championship 12 times. The Marauders won the first two NHQBL titles in 1997 and 1998 and
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  • Alabama Scholastic Coaches Association State Championship
    ...ational championship tournament of their choice. From 1989 until 1992, the championship was broadcast on Alabama Public Television. The top six preliminary scorers .... 1A-4A were relegated to the new Division III. An entry to the ASCA state championship tournament is guaranteed to the winner of the Alabama Independent Schools A
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  • Commissioner's Academic Challenge
    The '''Commissioner's Academic Challenge''' (CAC) is a high school academic [[tournament]] in Florida. It is held at the Contemporary Resort in [[Walt ...worksheets, completed by each team, requiring several minutes to complete. Teams earn points for each correct answer, and are not subject to losing points f
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  • North Kansas City Varsity Invitational
    ...h Larry Allen was the sponsor of Missouri's [[Panasonic Academic Challenge|Panasonic]] team, some earlier iterations of the NKC tournament included elements ins ...thin the month before the tournament, 3 teams did not show up. With only 4 teams there was a round robin, and then [[Lexington (Missouri High School)|Lexing
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  • Torrey Pines
    |state = NAQT [[NAQT Southern California State Championship|SoCal]]: 2010, '11, '14 ...cluding a single virtual season where their [[North County Academic League|academic league team]] played on NAQT questions).
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  • Wayzata
    ...an active [[Science Bowl]] team, which won the 2019 National Science Bowl Championship, and has attended [[National History Bee and Bowl]] events. They do not cur ===2019-20 Academic Year===
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  • Vermont-NEA Scholars' Bowl
    ...finals while teams that go 3-2 advance to the '''Medlar Cup'''. All other teams are eliminated. ...imination for all remaining teams. Action starts with the '''Medlar Cup''' teams playing off to produce a winner. That winner advances to the finals, possib
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  • Team Illinois
    ...tions. From 1997-2008, Team Illinois competed in the [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]. The program was canceled in 2009, but was resurrected to send a team to ...s attached to the [[NAQT_Illinois_State_Championship|IHSSBCA/NAST Illinois Championship]]. Coaches are encouraged to send players of exceptional talent, with an ey
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  • Colorado Knowledge Bowl
    ...l is the predominant form of [[quizbowl]] played in Colorado. It runs on [[Academic Hallmarks]] (Great Auk) questions and can be considered [[bad quizbowl]] fo ...vitational meets in addition to regional competitions and a Colorado state championship that has been held annually ever since.
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  • Dorman
    ...2003 PACE]]; [[1989 NAC|1989 NAC]]; [[1991 NAC|1991 NAC]]; [[1991 PAC|1991 Panasonic]]; [[2003 TOC|2003 ASCN]]; [[2004 TOC|2004 ASCN]]; [[2005 TOC|2005 ASCN]] ...essentially every year since 1983. They run the [[Dorman Cavalier Academic Challenge]] every year.
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