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  • |schoolpast=[[Wright State]] (2013-2017) '''Heather Brooks''' was a player for [[Wright State]] and [[Oakwood]].
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  • ...from [[Colorado Knowledge Bowl|Colorado]], Olympic ESD 114 coordinated the state's first [[Knowledge Bowl]] competition during the 1980-1981 school year in ...ll ESDs in the state were coordinating regional competitions and the first state tournament was held in 1984.
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  • ...atin team was notable in the fact that it featured three eventual TACA All-State players, out of the five the school produced altogether. Despite this, the * Points In a Game: 145, TIE between [[Chris Wright]] (2021) [https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/game.jsp?game_id=1041848] a
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  • ...C|NAC]]. NAC team was Michael Friedman, Erik Kwei, [[Chris Frankel]], Alex Wright, and Robby Gutmann, and coached by Ted Curry and Alice Nelson. This was the
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  • ...], Neelakantan Krishnaswami of [[1993 Southside (SC)|Southside]] and Ramar Wright of [[1993 Aiken|Aiken]]. Coached by [[Hodges Lewis]] and [[Jim Garrick]], t [[Category: Panasonic state teams]]
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  • Repeat [[2004 PAC|Panasonic]] winners, with a roster of [[Mike Wright]], [[Steve Young]], [[Will Sullivan]], and [[Sam Lederer]] from [[2004 Thom [[Category: Panasonic state teams]]
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  • ...er included [[Sam Lederer]], Jacob Oppenheim, [[Will Sullivan]], and [[Dan Wright]] of [[2005 Thomas Jefferson (VA)|Thomas Jefferson]] and Ajay Suresh of [[2 [[Category: Panasonic state teams]]
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  • |state = 2001, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2017 [[IESA]] ...loomington-Normal & Illinois with the team making 14 trips to the [[IESA]] State tournament since 1999 competing in Class A.
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  • ...award is presented at the annual [[Tennessee Academic Coaches Association State Championship]]. Due to the replacement of the TACA State Championship, this award is now defunct.
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  • |Rahul, on the far left, in 2016 in [[NAQT]] State ...rsity of Michigan]] team twice and perennial rivals [[Wright State| Wright State University]] twice.
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  • ...however, in 2019 she attended [[PIANO]] alongside teammates from [[Wright State]].
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  • |schoolpast = [[Wright State]] (2018 - 2019) While playing with [[Wright State]] (where he was dual-enrolled), Hari and teammates [[NourEddine Hijazi]] an
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  • |second = [[2005 State College|State College]] Thomas Jefferson defeated State College 530-145 in the finals.
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  • ...m for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) voices to discuss the state of quizbowl, share their experiences, and raise awareness among community m The panel was moderated by [[Jeremy Nelson]], formerly of [[Alcorn State University]]. The panelists represented a wide swath of experience levels,
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  • | [[Wright State|Wright State A]]
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  • ...[[IESA]] and [[pyramidal quizbowl]]. They won both the 2018 and 2019 IESA State Championship, placed 21st at the [[2018 MSNCT|2018]] [[MSNCT]], and placed
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  • At the 2011 [[NAQT Illinois State Tournament]], Malis and teammate [[Zach Blumenfeld]] ended the tournament w [[Category: Daniel Wright]]
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  • * [[NAQT Minnesota State Championship]] # [[Michael Wright]]
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  • |state = 1994, 2007 [[Minnesota High School Quiz Bowl]]; 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010 [[ ...l''' is located in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. They have won four [[Minnesota State Championship]]s including three consecutive. At the national level, they ha
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  • |state = [[OAC|1985 OAC]] *Jessie Wright
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