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| − | '''Kansas State High School Activities Association Scholars Bowl''' is played in Kansas by high school teams. The state is known as the North Korea of quizbowl due to traveling and competition restrictions it places on teams. Under KSHSAA rules, teams may not compete in events beyond 500 miles of the border, which generally excludes participation at [[national tournament]]s. However, Chicago happens to be just within 500 miles of Kansas, and one or two teams have occasionally attended [[HSNCT]]s held there. | + | '''Kansas State High School Activities Association Scholars Bowl''' is played in Kansas by high school teams. The state is known as the North Korea of quizbowl due to traveling and competition restrictions it places on teams. Under KSHSAA rules, teams may not compete in events beyond 500 miles of the border, which generally excludes participation at [[national championship|national tournament]]s. However, Chicago happens to be just within 500 miles of Kansas, and one or two teams have occasionally attended [[HSNCT]]s held there. Scholars Bowl uses [[Bryce Avery | Avery Enterprises]] questions. |
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Revision as of 01:38, 17 December 2013
Kansas State High School Activities Association Scholars Bowl is played in Kansas by high school teams. The state is known as the North Korea of quizbowl due to traveling and competition restrictions it places on teams. Under KSHSAA rules, teams may not compete in events beyond 500 miles of the border, which generally excludes participation at national tournaments. However, Chicago happens to be just within 500 miles of Kansas, and one or two teams have occasionally attended HSNCTs held there. Scholars Bowl uses Avery Enterprises questions.
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See also
- Kansas State - only major in-state college club
- MSHSAA - Missouri high school quizbowl, which has similar controversy