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World of High School Quizbowl

www.hsquizbowl.org

National Championship Winners

World of High School Quizbowl

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The collegiate counterpart to, and inspiration for, this list can be found at www.umich.edu/~uac/mac/maize/maizeresults.html.

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Champions and second-place finishers in major national championship tournaments

This table tracks the top finishers in the National Scholastics Championship, run by the Partnership for Academic Competition Excellence since 1998,
 and the High School National Championship Tournament, run by National Academic Quiz Touranments since 1999.

Year	PACE NSC Champion	PACE NSC Runner-Up	NAQT HSNCT Champion	NAQT HSNCT Runner-Up	NAQT HSNCT Small School Champion
1997-1998	State College State College, PA	Henry Ford II Sterling Heights, MI	First held in 1999	First held in 1999	First awarded in 2002
1998-1999	State College State College, PA	Rockville Rockville, MD	Detroit Catholic Central Redford, MI	Walton Marietta, GA	First awarded in 2002
1999-2000	State College State College, PA	Eisenhower Utica, MI	State College State College, PA	Governor’s School Richmond, VA	First awarded in 2002
2000-2001	State College State College, PA	Georgetown Day Washington, DC	Detroit Catholic Central Redford, MI	Detroit Country Day Beverly Hills, MI	First awarded in 2002
2001-2002	Richard Montgomery Rockville, MD	Detroit Catholic Central Redford, MI	St. John’s Houston, TX	Irmo Irmo, SC	Kent City Kent City, MI
2002-2003	Dorman Roebuck, SC	Thomas Jefferson Alexandria, VA	Thomas Jefferson Alexandria, VA	Dorman Roebuck, SC	Cutter Morning Star Hot Springs, AR
2003-2004	Maggie Walker Richmond, VA	Thomas Jefferson Alexandria, VA	Thomas Jefferson Alexandria, VA	Maggie Walker Richmond, VA	Cutter Morning Star Hot Springs, AR
2004-2005	Thomas Jefferson Alexandria, VA	State College State College, PA	Thomas Jefferson Alexandria, VA	Lakeside Seattle, WA	Danville Danville, KY
2005-2006	Raleigh Charter Raleigh, NC	Richard Montgomery Rockville, MD	Richard Montgomery Rockville, MD	State College State College, PA	Danville Danville, KY
2006-2007	Maggie Walker Richmond, VA	MLK Magnet Nashville, TN	Maggie Walker Richmond, VA	State College State College, PA	Danville Danville, KY

Champions of minor national championship tournaments

This table tracks the winners of the National Academic Championship, run by Questions Unlimited since 1983, and the Panasonic Academic Challenge, run by PAC since 1988.

Year	NAC Champion	Panasonic Champion
1982-1983	Walt Whitman Bethesda, MD	First held in 1988
1983-1984	Wheelersburg Wheelersburg, OH	First held in 1988
1984-1985	Skyline Dallas, TX	First held in 1988
1985-1986	Irmo Columbia, SC	First held in 1988
1986-1987	Walnut Ridge Columbus, OH	First held in 1988
1987-1988	Eleanor Roosevelt Greenbelt, MD	Rockville Rockville, MD
1988-1989	Dorman Spartanburg, SC	Winston Churchill Potomac, MD
1989-1990	Collegiate Richmond, VA	Ballard Louisville, KY
1990-1991	Dorman Spartanburg, SC	Dorman Spartanburg, SC
1991-1992	Booker T. Washington Tulsa, OK	Maryland all-stars
1992-1993	Torrey Pines Encinitas, CA	Torrey Pines Encinitas, CA
1993-1994	East Brunswick East Brunswick, NJ	Thomas Jefferson Alexandria, VA
1994-1995	Governor’s School Richmond, VA	Florida all-stars
1995-1996	Memorial Houston, TX	Maryland all-stars
1996-1997	Edison Huntington Beach, CA	Klein Klein, TX
1997-1998	State College State College, PA	Maryland all-stars
1998-1999	James Island Charleston, SC	Florida all-stars
1999-2000	Manheim Township Lancaster, PA	Maryland all-stars
2000-2001	Irmo Columbia, SC	Washington, D.C. all-stars
2001-2002	Irmo Columbia, SC	Maryland all-stars
2002-2003	Horace Greeley Chappaqua, NY	Virginia all-stars
2003-2004	St. Thomas St. Paul, MN	Virginia all-stars
2004-2005	Holland Hall Tulsa, OK	Virginia all-stars
2005-2006	Byram Hills Armonk, NY	Maryland all-stars
2006-2007	Harrison Lafeyette, IN	Illinois all-stars

Champions of defunct national championship tournaments

This table lists winners of two national championship tournaments which have stopped operating: the Tournament of Champions, run by American Scholastic Competition Network frin 1987 to 2005, and the National Academic Bowl, run by Just Asking Questions in 1996 and 1997. The Quizbowl Resource Center is looking for a list of champions from, and other information about, the American Academic Challenge, another national championship tournament which operated in the mid-1990s.

Year	ASCN Champion	NAB Champion
1986-1987	Carolina Greenville, SC	First held in 1996
1987-1988	Savannah Savannah, MO	First held in 1996
1988-1989	Georgetown Day Washington, D.C.	First held in 1996
1989-1990	Eisenhower Shelby Township, MI	First held in 1996
1990-1991	Seaholm Birmingham, MI	First held in 1996
1991-1992	Central Tuscaloosa, AL	First held in 1996
1992-1993	Northside Fort Smith, AR	First held in 1996
1993-1994	James Island Charleston, SC	First held in 1996
1994-1995	Edmond Memorial Edmond, OK	First held in 1996
1995-1996	Edmond Memorial Edmond, OK	Brookwood Snellville, GA
1996-1997	Walter Johnson Bethesda, MD	Edison Huntington Beach, CA
1997-1998	James Island Charleston, SC	Last held in 1997
1998-1999	James Island Charleston, SC	Last held in 1997
1999-2000	Eisenhower Shelby Township, MI	Last held in 1997
2000-2001	Northside Fort Smith, AR