RESULTS: BHSAT (3/3/07) at Yale (New Haven, CT)

[NatusRoma]

Yale Quiz Bowl is pleased to announce Bulldog High School Academic
Tournament XVI (BHSAT), which will take place on March 3, 2007.
BHSAT annually features a number of top teams from around the country.
As in the past, the questions will be written and edited by members of
the Yale Quiz Bowl team.

Fees and registration information will be forthcoming.

If you have questions, please contact

andrew dot uzzell at yale dot edu

[NatusRoma]

This is the fee structure for the tournament:

Base fee: $80
Registration received by January 16, 2007: -$10 per team
Working buzzer system: -$10 each
Moderator: -$5 each
Second, third, etc. team from a school: -$5 each
Minimum fee per team: $50

Copies of the questions are also available for $15 per set. Question orders sent on or before February 17, 2007 will be filled the day of the tournament.

Please make checks payable to: Y. Student Academic Competitions
(Please do NOT make checks out to Yale Student Academic Competitions)

[NatusRoma]

Thanks to those teams that have registered already.

I will be studying abroad in the coming semester. To register for or to inquire about the tournament, please contact Brett Lazer at

brett dot lazer at yale dot edu

Thanks.

[MikeWormdog]

Just letting people know that there's still room at BHSAT on March 3. The field is shaping up pretty well...you should come if you can. Lots of good teams, lots of good questions.

Contact Brett Lazer for more info.

We hope to see you in New Haven!

Mike Wehrman, Yale

[catsasslippers]

Is there a field update in our future?

[lamassu126]

Hi all,

thanks for being patient while we got the last registrations in.

BHSAT XVI will be held at Yale March 3rd, 2007, in William L. Harkness Hall. This is where we have had BHSAT in past years. It is located at 100 Wall St.

Here is the link to the Yahoo map:

Registration will begin at 8:30 AM (we will post signs which room) with the first round beginning at 9:30 AM. Lunch will be after the opening round robin (we will provide a sheet with the names and descriptions of some local restaurants on the day of the tournament), and then there will be playoffs and an awards presentation. Although it is difficult to know when the tournament will end, it is safe to assume sometime in the early evening around 5 or 6.


So far the field looks like:

Champlain Valley Union High School 2
Norwich Free Academy 2
Daniel Hand HS 1
Paul M Dorman HS 1
Ranney School 3
Burlington HS 2
St. Peter's Prep 2
Sacred Heart 2
Suffield High School 2
Northern Highlands Regional High 2
Seton Hall Prep 2
William Tennent HS 3
Simsbury 2
Stuyvesant 4
Archbishop Spalding 2
Suffield Academy 1
Cheshire 1
Terryville 2
Kellenberg 3
Gonzaga 1
HHHW 4

If there is anything incorrect on that list, please email me (brett dot lazer @ yale dot edu)

-brett

[Magister Ludi]

Brief Results:
1- Gonzaga
2- Stuyvesant A
Semi-finalists: Dorman and Kellenberg A.

The score of our final game against Stuy was 380 to 165. However, I was most proud of my team's performance against Dorman's full A team in the semis when we won by a score of 365 to 160. Overall thanks to Yale for a good tournament with very high quality questions.

[Gonzagapuma1]

EDIT: Ted always steals my thunder

[kcommo]

Stats are already on-line at http://www.yale.edu/ysac/BHSAT2007/index_BHSAT2007.html

[MisterBobo]

Who did Gonzaga lose to in the preliminaries?

[catsasslippers]

Daniel Hand--Gonzaga negged 7 times.