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...4, 2006,2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015 [[Reach for the Top|Reach]] |nats = 2002 [[SmartAsk!]], 2010 and 2011 [[Reach for the Top|Reach]]

...egular on a McGill A team that cracked both the top bracket of ICT and ACF Nationals. ...in his sophomore year in 2011-2012 and a starter in his junior year, 2012-2013.

...] and [[Alberta]]. In high school, he played at [[Woburn]], where he won [[Reach]] in 2006. ...hip in [[Reach for the Top]] in 2006. That same year, he brought Woburn to the inaugural [[Ottawa Quizbowl Tournament]], where they got second to a [[Lisg

|schoolcur = [[Queen's University]] (2012 - 2013) ...nd was elected president two years later. She was re-elected President for the 2010-2011 year, by a margin of one vote over teammate [[Brendan McKendy]].

|nats appearances = 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2021 [[Reach for the Top]] ...The school is notable in Quizbowl for producing several prominent QBers at the college level, including [[Lia Rathburn]], [[Chris Sims]], and [[Wenying Wu

|nats = 2002, 2003, 2012, 2013 [[Reach for the Top|Reach]] ...Simpson. They compete in the [[Toronto Schoolreach League]] to qualify for the Ontario provincial championships.

...[[Saajid Moyen]], and [[Chris Chiego]], and was the first Canadian to win the ACF Division I title. ====Reach for the Top====

|state = 1994 [[Reach for the Top|Reach]] |nats = 1994 [[Reach for the Top|Reach]]

|schoolpast = [[McGill]] (2013-2020) ...later, [[Akhil Garg]] and [[Daniel Lovsted]] earning the best ICT and ACF Nationals finishes in school history.

...m to win the [[2017 Chicago Open]], having also won in [[2016 Chicago Open|the previous year]]. ...2014 ACF Regionals]], 2016 [[MLK]], and [[2023 ACF Nationals]]. He is also the author of several side tournaments which have been increasingly well-receiv

...]]. From 2017-2020 he was consistently ranked as the second-best player on the Canadian circuit based on his broad generalism and deep science knowledge, ...dful of editing assignments over his career, including part of the science for 2017's [[WAO II]].

| Caption = 2015 Lisgar Reach team. L to R: Colin Veevers, Alex Roeder, Ruth Crabtree, Nicholas Sunderl ...ch for the Top]] Nationals and the inaugural Canadian Varsity History Bowl Nationals, along with several strong performances in quizbowl.

...[2012 NAQT Ontario Provincials|2012 NAQT]] [[2013 NAQT Ontario Provincials|2013 NAQT]] [[2016 NAQT Ontario Provincials|2016 NAQT]] ...B Canada (Varsity Bowl), 2015 Reach, 2016 IHBB Canada (Varsity Bowl), 2017 Reach

...[ONQBA]]) and History Bowl. All cited questions are verbatim from the 2012-2013 regional level competition unless stated. It should be noted that question The biggest concerns include:

...quizbowl in Canada has grown from a mildly peripheral community to one of the most active and consolidated circuits anywhere. ...CE NSC]]—growth at the high school level for years remained uneven. During the COVID-19 pandemic, high school quizbowl has almost entirely ceased to opera

'''Reach for the Top''' is the dominant high school quiz competition in Canada. It is composed largely of ...udents usually play [[Genies en herbe]], while university students play in the [[quizbowl]] format.

...t performance of a Toronto team at either ACF Nationals or Division I ICT. The team has more recently seen success at Division II ICT, coming 4th in 2022, ...but I e-mailed them and they said the club wasn't going to continue since the executives were all going to graduate."

...result, it is considered the ''de facto'' national competition for quiz in the UK and involves a base of at least 50-60 schools every year. ...finish the match- different to the previous rounds in that conferring time for bonuses is reduced from 10 to 4 seconds. If a match is tied, 'sudden death'

...'s history in other countries, see [[quizbowl in Canada]] or [[quizbowl in the United Kingdom]]. Hello to any editors of this page. Here is a brief summary of the templates and formatting being employed:

...ed above: Ian Torres, Morgan Venkus, Zach Hayes, Rosie Frehe after their [[2013 NSC]] third place finish. |state = 2004 [[NAQT Iowa State Championship|Iowa NAQT]], 2013 Illinois Masonics