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• Matt Morrison
  ...ry]] (2007-) [[Category:Players active in 2008]][[Category:Players active in 2007]] |highschool = [[Maggie Walker]] (2003-2006)
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• Raj Dhuwalia
  ...sidered by some as one of the [[Non-Definitive Greatest Players Lists|best players ever]]. [[Category:Players active in 2002]]
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• Selene Koo
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2003-2011), [[Berkeley]] (1999-2002) ...f college quizbowl national champion players|second most national titles]] in quizbowl history. She also played with [[Berkeley]] from 1998-2002.
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• Gordon Arsenoff
  ...ve in 2006]] [[Category:Players active in 2007]] [[Category:Players active in 2008]] He did not play an [[ACF Fall]] until his second year of grad school, though in 2005 he directed ACF Fall without using a computer.
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• Jeff Hoppes
  |schoolpast = [[Princeton]] (1999-2002), [[Berkeley]] (2003-2011) ...[Hsquizbowl.org]] forums. Jeff is an unofficial candidate for [[Nicest Guy in Quizbowl]].
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• Jeffrey Hill
  ...in 2007]] [[Category: Players active in 2008]] [[Category: Players active in 2009]] [[Category: Missouri S&T]] Jeffrey continues to actively promote the expansion of "[[good quizbowl]]" in Missouri as a member of MOQBA, staffing tournaments on most weekends each s
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• Charles Meigs
  ...in 2004]] [[Category: Players active in 2003]] [[Category: Players active in 2008]] ...igh school players active in 2001]] [[Category: High school players active in 2002]]
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• Alison Hudson
  |highschool = [[State College]] (2003-2007) ...player for [[State College]]. She competed for Oxford in the [[2010 ICT]] in Chicago, Illinois.
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• Jordan Palmer
  ...akes region. He is also notable for trying to play with as wide a group of players as possible, which often (to his dismay) get labelled as "his" team. ...egionals 2013 and 2015, [[VETO]] 2013, and [[Canadian SCT]] 2011 and 2013. In summer 2014, a team of Jordan, his father David, and Brittany and Geoff Zen
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• Tricia Southard
  |schoolpast = [[Furman]] (1998-2001), [[George Washington]] (2002-2003), [[Maryland]] (2008-2009) ...a or a stuffed animal in tow, '''Tricia Southard''' was a Graduate Student in Library/Information Science at the [[University of Maryland]]. She was a me
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• Chris Borglum
  ...a Burke]] novice tournament, one of the longest-running novice tournaments in quizbowl and a pillar of the Florida CC [[circuit]] tournament schedule. He ...McKenzie]] to the 2003 Chicago Open championship. In 2006, he was involved in the contentious [[Turkey Leg Match]].
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• Angus King
  ...ool in Alexandria, VA that won the first-ever [[It's Academic]] tournament in 1961. [[Category: High school players active in 1961]]
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• Peter Burton
  |highschool = [[London Central]] (2003-2007) ...h for the Top]] players in the 21st century, mainly due to his performance in the [[2007 London Central|2007]] Reach for the Top season, when he played f
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• Dan Passner
  |schoolpast = [[Brandeis]] (2003-2006) ...ly of [[Brandeis]] University. He was president of Brandeis Quiz Bowl from 2003-06.
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• Dave Letzler
  |schoolcur = [[Temple]] (2006–2008) [[Category: Players active in 2008]] ...n 2005]][[Category: Players active in 2004]] [[Category: Players active in 2003]]
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• Lisa Qing
  |schoolcur = [[Brown]] (2007-2008) [[Category: Players active in 2008]] |highschool = [[Troy (MI)|Troy High School, Troy, MI]] (2003-2007)
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• Zeke Berdichevsky
  ...chigan]] and [[Maryland]]. He is widely considered one of the game's elite players and editors, being part of the Michigan teams that claimed various national ...to his Triple Crown year, he was also on the winning team at Chicago Open in 2001.
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• Seth Teitler
  ...om 2010 to 2013. He succeeded [[R. Robert Hentzel]] to the NAQT presidency in July 2019. ...been on several winning teams at [[Chicago Open]], including most recently in 2011 and 2013.
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• Andrew Yaphe
  ...its team; he then went to [[Stanford]] for law school, receiving his J.D. in 2010. Yaphe is widely considered the best player in the history of collegiate quizbowl, being the leading scorer on 6 ACF Natio
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• Woodham
  ...002-2003 respectively. Grant would go on to take the runner-up spot in the 2003 Jeopardy! College Championship. |2003
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• Chris White
  ...HS before then. He knows some music, and is probably the only person left in quizbowl who remains nostalgic for the 30-20-10 and other "nonstandard" bon ...ris attended the [[2001 NAC]] as a senior, and the team finished somewhere in the middle of the pack. They qualified for the HSNCT as well, but only had
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• Eric Douglass
  ...ght to South Carolina players, generally being awesome and such) and plays in open tournaments with alumni. Despite constant pressure from team members Douglass formulated "Douglass' Law of Cracker Barrels," some time in the early twenty-first century which has yet to be disproven with a counter
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• Mike Sorice
  ...oring awards. His editorial accomplishments include [[Illinois Open]] from 2003-2007, the 2007 [[Illinois Novice]] tournament, [[ACF Fall]] 2007, and the p ...XIII]], a tournament notorious for using high school questions that year, in St. Louis. (This mark has since been eclipsed by [[Henry Gorman]] from [[Ri
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• Andy Watkins
  |highschool = [[Shady Side]] (2003-2007) ...at both the [[2008 ICT|NAQT ICT]] and [[2008 ACF Nationals|ACF Nationals]] in his freshman year. He was a member of [[PACE]] and chief editor of the [[20
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• Jon Pennington
  ...lassic XI]] in 2001, 1st at [[Cardinal Classic XII]] in 2002, 1st at the [[2003 ACF Nationals]], and 1st at the [[2004 DI ICT]]. He was also on the winning {{active|1999|2004}}
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• Dunlap Middle
  |status = Active ...ool quiz bowl program in the Peoria-area and among one the most successful in Illinois with the team making regular trips to the [[IESA]] State tournamen
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• Adam Bishop
  ...[[Saunders]] in the 1999 city [[Reach for the Top]] championship, and 17th in the 1999 provincial tournament. ...d him to be unanimously elected president every year until he left Western in 2004.
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• Dave Porter
  ...tive in 2007]][[Category:Players active in 2008]][[Category:Players active in 2010]] [[Category:High school players active in 2004]]
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• Donald Taylor
  ...quizbowl player for the [[Illinois|University of Illinois]]. He is notable in the Illinois and Iowa circuits for being willing to drive to tournaments on ...MacArthur Generals, Taylor was widely considered one of the elite players in the state, earning consensus First Team All-State honors as a junior and a
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• Mahomet-Seymour
  |status = Active}} ...chool Association]]’s State Championship Series. The Bulldogs also compete in the Apollo Conference.
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• Matt Weiner
  |schoolpast = [[Pitt]] (2001-2002) [[VCU]] (player 2003-2007, team advisor 2007-2015), [[J. Sargeant Reynolds]] CC (2014) ...Quizbowl Resource Center]], where he served as a forums administrator from 2003 to 2015, and won the 2004 Benjamin [[Cooper Award|Cooper]] Young Ambassador
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• Mike Bentley
  |highschool = [[West Chester East]] (2003-2004) ...ryland]], where he also served as President of the club. He's most famous in the quizbowl world not for his quizbowl ability but for recording the [[Qui
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• Columbia
  ...on]], [[Gerhardt Hinkle]], [[Noah Chen]], and [[Noah Sheidlower]] and came in second at [[2021 ACF Nationals]] with a team of Alston, Chen, Sheidlower, a ...s|2017]]. It also hosted [[Undergraduate Championship Tournament|UG Nats]] in 2024.
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• Kentucky
  ...scribes the quizbowl team at the University of Kentucky. For high quizbowl in the state of Kentucky, see [[Kentucky Association for Academic Competition] ...y''', is a public university in Lexington, Kentucky. The school has had an active quiz bowl team for many years.
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• Maxwell Meigel
  ...tion at [[Truman State|Truman State University]]. He also played Quiz Bowl in high school at [[Fremd|Fremd High School]]. ...atch. Max was also a member of the frosh-soph team that played as Fremd C in the 2007 Fremd Varsity Invitational tournament. Fremd C was the only Fremd
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• MacArthur
  ...90s and into the beginning of this century, they were one of the top teams in Illinois. ...re of an administrative role within the school. Durbin was the first coach in Illinois history to win one thousand matches. Though the team never won IHS
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• Rochester
  ...se quiz bowl team is known as the '''Thelion Society'''. The team has been active throughout the Northeast for many years. ...r the leadership of President [[Michael Adelman]]. [[Dan Blake]] presided in the 2004-2006 years before turning over the reins to [[Jason Eisele]]. The
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• Michigan
  ...scribes the quizbowl team at the University of Michigan. For high quizbowl in the state of Michigan, see [[NAQT Michigan State Championship]].'' ...zbowl team has historically been quite active, winning back-to-back titles in 2001–2 and 2016–17.
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• 2004 Detroit Catholic Central
  ...r tournaments played in four different states. Finally, the varsity team, in spite of relative inexperience, achieved honors at both the state and natio ...and Case Western Reserve University. In March, the team swept to victory in the NAQT Michigan Championship Tournament at the University of Michigan.
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• Auburn (Rockford, IL)
  |status = Active ...academy from which the quizbowl team controversially draws many of its top players.
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• USC
  ...e University of Southern California, is a large private university located in Los Angeles, California. ...levised game against Barnard College. The club reappeared for a short time in the late sixties, but thereafter went dormant for several decades.
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• Bradley-Bourbonnais
  |status= active ...ociation's (IHSA) State Championship Series. The Boilermakers also compete in the [[Southwestern Suburban Conference]].
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• Dunlap
  |status = active ...over thirty years, the Eagles have represented the best quiz bowl program in the Peoria-area as perennial contenders since the late 1990's.
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• Imperial College London
  ...in the 28-team [[Southeast-Midwest Housewrite]] tournament with Imperial A players [[Michael Kohn]], [[Enoch Yuen]], [[Felix Roberts]] and [[Richard Brooks]]. ...of Adam. The same team also won the [[British Student Quiz Championships]] in 2023, providing Imperial with its first ever BSQC title.
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• 2004 ICT Division II Eligibility Scandal
  ...at the 2003 ICT and thus should not have been eligible to play Division II in 2004 under an unadorned reading of the NAQT eligibility rules. ...om of the field, offered free entry to the tournament and the promise that players on that team would not lose Division II eligibility unless the team won the
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• Jerry Vinokurov
  ...ve in 2008]][[Category: Players active in 2009]][[Category: Players active in 2010]] ...in 2003]] [[Category: Players active in 2004]] [[Category: Players active in 2005]]
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• Alton
  |status = active ...& [[O'Fallon]], the Redbirds are one of the more competitive large schools in the Metro-East region.
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• Gallatin
  |status = Active ...ournament. Gallatin was slated to attend their first national championship in the [[2020 HSNCT]], before its unfortunate cancellation due to the COVID-19
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• Wheaton North
  ...nament|2003 IHSA]], [[2004 IHSA State Championship Tournament|2004 IHSA]], 2003 Masonic, 2004 Masonic ...ivals Craftsman. Beyond that, they are as gracious in victory as they are in defeat ... not that many people have ever seen the latter.”'' —[[Tom Eg
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• Solon
  |nats appearances = HSNCT: 2003-2005, 2008-2019, 2021-2022<br>NSC: 2001-2005, 2007, 2010, 2015-2016, 2018-2 |status = Active
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