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|Name = Jakob Myers | |Name = Jakob Myers | ||
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|highschool = [[Naperville North]] (2013–2017) | |highschool = [[Naperville North]] (2013–2017) | ||
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− | '''Jakob Myers''' is a member of the class of 2021 at [[Michigan State|Michigan State University]] and formerly played for [[Naperville North|Napervile North High School]]. | + | '''Jakob Myers''' is a member of the class of 2021 at [[Michigan State|Michigan State University]] and formerly played for [[Naperville North|Napervile North High School]]. Known in the community as the primary force behind [[Illinois Quizbowl Memes]], he has also established himself as a dominant history-based generalist, tying for second in powers during the preliminaries of the DI 2018 NAQT ICT as a college freshman. |
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+ | In high school, Myers was an honorable mention to the 2015–16 [[HSQBRank All-World Teams]] and the 2016–17 Player of the Year. Myers is particularly known for his strength on NAQT questions, and as a high school freshman, he led his JV team to victory at the [[2014 NAC]]. | ||
After inexplicably not competing at either HSNCT or PACE in 2016, Myers helped [[Team Illinois]] win [[HSAPQ NASAT]]. At the [[2017 HSNCT]], Myers was the tournament leading scorer after the preliminaries. At the tournament's conclusion, he had broken [[Adam Silverman|Adam Silverman's]] record for powers in a single HSNCT (116 to Silverman's 105), and [[Matt Jackson|Matt Jackson's]] 2010 record for most correct tossups in a single HSNCT (211 to Jackson's 206). Myers led his Naperville North team to third place overall in the tournament. He was also the leading scorer on Team Illinois that cleared the field to win the 2017 NASAT. | After inexplicably not competing at either HSNCT or PACE in 2016, Myers helped [[Team Illinois]] win [[HSAPQ NASAT]]. At the [[2017 HSNCT]], Myers was the tournament leading scorer after the preliminaries. At the tournament's conclusion, he had broken [[Adam Silverman|Adam Silverman's]] record for powers in a single HSNCT (116 to Silverman's 105), and [[Matt Jackson|Matt Jackson's]] 2010 record for most correct tossups in a single HSNCT (211 to Jackson's 206). Myers led his Naperville North team to third place overall in the tournament. He was also the leading scorer on Team Illinois that cleared the field to win the 2017 NASAT. | ||
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==Notable Accomplishments== | ==Notable Accomplishments== |
Revision as of 12:09, 18 March 2019
Jakob Myers | |
Noted subjects | History, geography, general |
Current college | Michigan State |
High school | Naperville North (2013–2017) |
Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Jakob Myers is a member of the class of 2021 at Michigan State University and formerly played for Napervile North High School. Known in the community as the primary force behind Illinois Quizbowl Memes, he has also established himself as a dominant history-based generalist, tying for second in powers during the preliminaries of the DI 2018 NAQT ICT as a college freshman.
In high school, Myers was an honorable mention to the 2015–16 HSQBRank All-World Teams and the 2016–17 Player of the Year. Myers is particularly known for his strength on NAQT questions, and as a high school freshman, he led his JV team to victory at the 2014 NAC.
After inexplicably not competing at either HSNCT or PACE in 2016, Myers helped Team Illinois win HSAPQ NASAT. At the 2017 HSNCT, Myers was the tournament leading scorer after the preliminaries. At the tournament's conclusion, he had broken Adam Silverman's record for powers in a single HSNCT (116 to Silverman's 105), and Matt Jackson's 2010 record for most correct tossups in a single HSNCT (211 to Jackson's 206). Myers led his Naperville North team to third place overall in the tournament. He was also the leading scorer on Team Illinois that cleared the field to win the 2017 NASAT.
Notable Accomplishments
- IHSSBCA All-Sectional & All-State (First Team) 3x (2015–17)
- HSNCT All-Star 2x (2015, 2017)
- HSNCT preliminary rounds leading scorer (2017)
- NSC All-Star (2017)
- Team Illinois selection 2x (2016, 2017)
- HSAPQ NASAT champion 2x (2016, 2017)