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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = Washington & Lee '''Washington & Lee,''' also known as '''W&L,''' is a private liberal arts college and law school located in Lexington, Virginia.
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  • |highschool=[[Washington (MO)|Washington]] (2013-2017) ...ed a member of the first team of the 2017 [[HSQBRank All-World Teams]]. In college, he played for [[Missouri|University of Missouri]].
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  • |third = [[1987 Booker T. Washington|Booker T. Washington]] (semifinalist) In the semifinals, Walt Whitman beat [[1987 Booker T. Washington|Booker T. Washington]] 320-285, and Walnut Ridge knocked off [[1987 Sullivan South|Sullivan Sout
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  • The '''Morgan Costa-Rhodes Memorial Scholarship''' is a college scholarship offered by [[PACE]] to current high school seniors who are acti !College
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  • ...Washington from 2014-2018. They served as President of the [[University of Washington|UW]] Quizbowl team from 2016 until their graduation in December 2018. Befor ...played for a Knowledge Bowl team at North Central High School in Spokane, Washington, where their team got 6th place at Regionals in 2014 and got crushed at Sta
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  • The following is a list of teams that are active on the community college circuit. Please add teams that you are aware of. * [[Central Alabama Community College|Central Alabama]]
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  • '''College Quizbowl Clubs''' are [[quizbowl]] teams affiliated with a college or university. ''This list is not exhaustive. Feel free to add to it.'' ==List of College Quizbowl Clubs Active in mACF Formats==
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  • ...Washington University Fall Academic Tournament''' ('''WUFAT''') is [[WUSTL|Washington University's]] annual fall high school tournament. It started in 2015 due | [[Washington (Missouri High School)|Washington A]]
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  • |schoolpast = [[Michigan]] (2009–2013), [[University of Washington]] (2013–2014) ...eng''' played quizbowl at [[Michigan]] and then briefly at [[University of Washington]]. He's known for negging himself to defeat.
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  • |citystate = Washington, D.C. ...e, 6-12 college prep school in the Michigan Park neighborhood of Northeast Washington, DC. Notable alumni include [[Matt Bollinger]], [[Aidan Mehigan]], and [[Ja
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  • | [http://www.hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/480/stats/college/ Southeast] | [[North Georgia College and State University]]
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  • |schoolpast = [[WUSTL|Washington University in St. Louis]] (2008), [[University of Missouri-Columbia]] (2009 ==College Career==
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  • ...s a player for Duke's college team from 2014 to 2018. Ryan also led George Washington High School to a t-13 finish at the [[2014 HSNCT]]. * [[George Washington High School]] (Club President and Team Captain 2012-2014)
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = George Washington |citystate = Washington, D.C.
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  • |Subjects = the former Soviet Union, college sports, current events, tribal issues |highschool = [[Booker T. Washington]]
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  • | [[Chipola College]] | [[University of Washington]]
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  • {{Double College Nat Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2004 DI [[NAQT]] [[ICT]] |site = [[Washington University in St. Louis]] (St. Louis, MO)
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  • ...he MOQBA Fall ''Tournament'') was held in 2015 on the campus of [[Columbia College]] as a test run for the [[2016 NAQT Missouri Qualifier]], which was also mo | [[Columbia College]]
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  • | Difficulty = College easy The '''Illinois Fall Tournament''' ('''IFT''') was an easy college tournament written by [[Illinois]] for use in fall 2012. It was widely mirr
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  • ...cess TV show, [[Silver Screen Test]]. He is "notable" for winning the 1981 College Bowl National Championship. He was among the founders of the [[Maryland]] p ...etitive play, Brick continued to moderate and write for tournaments in the Washington-Baltimore area, especially for tournaments held at the University of Maryla
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  • |site = Lake Forest College |Washington
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  • | Difficulty = College easy | [[Carleton College|Carleton A]]
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = St. Charles Community College ...led the team to victory at the [[2010 CCCT]] and to win the Top Community College award at the [[2010 ICT]].
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  • James '''Andrew Brantley''' III, Esq. played for [[WUSTL|Washington University in St. Louis]] from 2004-2008, being a top history and social sc ...d academic obligations kept him from attending the 2008 College Bowl NCT. Washington University missed the second day of competition by one game, having suffere
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  • | Difficulty = College easy | [[Carleton College]]
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  • {{Highschoolteam|Name = Gonzaga College, Gonzaga |citystate = Washington D.C.
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = University of Washington ...s a collegiate quizbowl team consisting of students from the University of Washington in Seattle, WA.
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  • |[[College Heights Christian|College Heights]] |[[Washington (MO)|Washington A]]
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  • '''Georgetown University''' is a private university located in Washington, D.C. An active quiz bowl team existed briefly in the late 1990s and early [[Category:Stubs]][[Category:College clubs]]
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  • ...=1578] Similarly, a B team led by Kevin managed to reach playoffs at the [[Washington High School Scholar Classic]] that same year, with Kevin coming in second o * High Scorer (2nd), [[Washington High School Scholar Classic|2008 Washington Tournament]] [http://www.moquizbowl.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1578]
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = Boise State University ...arrival of [[Mike Bentley]] and [[Brittany Clark]] at the [[University of Washington]], and, along with [[Gonzaga University]], the northwest circuit was revive
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  • Buzzerfest was the name given to the packet-submission college tournaments run by [[Princeton]] between 1997 and 2004. It was revived in ...1999 Harvard|Harvard B]] || [[Tim Young]], [[1999 George Washington|George Washington]] || [http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~quizbowl/tournaments/Old/98-99/pubfest19
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  • | [[Carleton College]] | ''[[Carleton College]]''
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  • ...ege quizbowl. Its core consists of teams from the entirety of Maryland and Washington, D.C. as well as the half of Virginia east of US-29. These teams populated The extended Mid-Atlantic (from State College, PA to South Carolina) won 24 of the 27 high school national championships
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  • ...''' on February 9, 2008 at the [[Gonzaga College|namesake high school]] in Washington, DC. [[Gonzaga College]] is located at scenic 19 Eye Street between H and K Streets on North Capit
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  • |schoolcur = {{nowrap|[[Washington University in St. Louis]] (2010-2013; 2014-Present)}} |schoolpast = [[St. Charles Community College]] (2010; 2014)
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  • | Difficulty = College easy |[[Washington]]
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  • |second = [[Washington (MO)|Washington]] A |third = Washington B
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  • {{College Nat Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2011 DI [[NAQT]] [[ICT]] * [[Gordon Arsenoff]], [[Washington University in St. Louis]]
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  • | Difficulty = College easy | [[Boston College]]
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  • | Difficulty = College regular+ | [[Washington]]
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  • ...= [[Pacific]] (2009-2010); [[Kirksville]] (2012-2014) [Assistant Coach]; [[Washington (Missouri High School)]] (2014-Present) [Assistant Coach] ...nt Secretary of the Missouri Quizbowl Alliance and an assistant coach at [[Washington (Missouri High School)]]. He formerly played quiz bowl at Truman State and
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  • | Difficulty = College easy | [[New College of Florida]]
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  • ...n Lynch also finished first at the National [[Science Bowl]] tournament in Washington DC. [[Category: State College]]
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  • | Difficulty = College easy ...ites throughout the United States, and on November 22 at the University of Washington. This tournament was head-edited by [[Andrew Hart]], who was assisted by [
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  • | [[Washington College]] || Chestertown, Maryland | [[Washington College]] || Chestertown, Maryland
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  • ...ted with [[Washington (Missouri High School)|Washington]] to produce WHAQ (Washington-Hickman Academic Questionfest) for the 2016-2017 season. * [[Jack Atkins]] (2015), [[Carleton College]]
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  • | Difficulty = [[Difficulty#College Level|two dots]]<ref>[https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=396372 |[[Kenyon College]]
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  • ...2001-2002 season, winning such events as [[Carnegie Mellon]]'s E-Bowla, [[Washington University]]'s [[St. Louis Open]] III, the inaugural [[ACF Fall]], and [[UT [[Category:Historical college teams]]
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  • {{Collegebox|College Name = Washington University in St. Louis '''Washington University in St. Louis''' (also known as '''WUSTL''' or '''WashU''') is a
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