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• Michael Jiang
  |schoolcur = [[Princeton]] (2009-) ...team 2008, All-Sectional 2008–09) player for [[Rockford Auburn|Auburn High School]] and finalist at the 2008 [[Scobol Solo]]. He is known for giving Chinese
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• 1990 IHSA State Championship Tournament
  '''[[IMSA|Illinois Math & Science Academy]]''' ...Seymour High School]]. It was the fourth State Championship Tournament in Illinois, sponsored by the IHSA.
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• User:Gregory Gauthier
  ...rom [[Princeton]] in mathematics in 2017, but I did not play quiz bowl for Princeton. Previously, I played for [[Vanderbilt]] and [[Wheaton North]] **Princeton High School tournament: 2018
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• 2016 ACF Fall
  ...end of November 5th, 2016, at fifteen regional sites, including three high school-only [[mirror]]s. The tournament was head-edited by [[Gaurav Kandlikar]], w !Regional !! Host !! TD !! Winner !! Runner-Up !! Individual High Scorer !! Statistics
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• 2021 ACF Regionals
  ...bia|Columbia A]], [[Florida|Florida A]], [[Harvard|Harvard A]], [[Illinois|Illinois A]], [[Maryland|Maryland A]], [[Minnesota|Minnesota A]], [[MIT|MIT A]], [[O !Regional !! Host !! TD !! Winner !! Runner-Up !! Individual High Scorer !! Statistics
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• 1995 IHSA State Championship Tournament
  The '''1995 Illinois High School Association (IHSA) State Championship Tournaments''' ended the ninth State In each class, the state was divided into 16 areas, termed in Illinois as ''Sectionals''. Each sectional hosted a tournament, the winner of which
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• East Brunswick
  {{Highschoolteam|Name = East Brunswick High School ...t Brunswick High School''', usually acronymized '''EB''', is a public high school in East Brunswick, New Jersey. They frequently rank among the top teams at
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• 2023 ACF Fall
  ...r Siddiqui]]. Sixteen regional sites hosted the event, as well as two high-school only mirrors. |[[Princeton]]
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• Harvard
  ...rito, Jim Davis) returned to the undergrad final in 2004 before falling to Illinois. The same year, Harvard's Division II team (Sarah Watson, Noam Lerer, Eric ...nally hosting [[ACF]] or [[NAQT]] tournaments, Harvard runs an annual high school tournament, the [[Harvard Fall Tournament]]. Under the now disgraced leader
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• High Tech
  {{Highschoolteam|Name = High Tech ...finished 5th place at [[PACE NSC]] in 2014, 4th in 2015, and 5th in 2019. High Tech has won the last six [[NAQT New Jersey State Championship]]s in a row.
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• 1993 IHSA State Championship Tournament
  The '''1993 Illinois High School Association (IHSA) State Championship Tournaments''' ended the seventh Stat In each class, the state was divided into 16 areas, termed in Illinois as ''Sectionals''. Each sectional hosted a tournament, the winner of which
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• QBWiki:Missing tournament pages
  |'''[[QBWiki:Missing tournament pages#High school|High school]]''' || 17 || 10 || 33.33% || October 12, 2021 |'''[[QBWiki:Missing tournament pages#Middle school|Middle school]]''' || n/a || n/a || n/a || n/a
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• Masonic tournament
  ...s in Illinois (with [[IHSA State Championship|IHSA State]] and the newer [[Illinois NAQT State]] being the other two). While the tournament began as a regional ...igh schools each year. The schools are divided into three classes based on school size, and each class has twelve Sectionals. The winner of each Sectional ad
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• 1997 IHSA State Championship Tournament
  The '''1997 Illinois High School Association (IHSA) State Championship Tournaments''' ended the eleventh Sta ...given that Carlinville is located nowhere near Peoria, and being a smaller school, had access to a smaller number of potential qualified personnel. Eventual
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• QBWiki:Missing team pages
  |'''[[QBWiki:Missing team pages#High school|High school]]''' || n/a || n/a || n/a || n/a |'''[[QBWiki:Missing team pages#Middle school|Middle school]]''' || n/a || n/a || n/a || n/a
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• QBWiki:Missing set pages
  |'''[[QBWiki:Missing set pages#High school|High school]]''' || 11 || 8 || 33.33% || October 12, 2021 |'''[[QBWiki:Missing set pages#Middle school|Middle school]]''' || 1 || 1 || 0% || October 12, 2021
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• Grail
  | [[2008 Illinois Open Literature]] ===High School===
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• IHSSBCA Turnabout
  When the tournaments started, they were useful because all tournaments in Illinois used morning pools and single elimination afternoons, and these tournaments | Princeton High School
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• Truman State
  ===High School Tournaments=== Truman State hosts [[Truman Bowl]], their annual high school tournament, in the Spring of each year.
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• Terrapin
  It is named after the school's [[wikipedia:University of Maryland, College Park#Mascot|mascot]], the ter ...ament Terrapin XXII. To compensate, the November 2009 collaboration with [[Illinois]] was [https://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=8414#p147351
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