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| − | [[Maggie Walker]] went undefeated to win the [[VHSL Class 2A|Class 2]] state championship, their second consecutive state championship victory and fourth since the [[2014 VHSL Realignment]]. [[Central (VA)|Central-Wise]] finished runner-up for the second consecutive year. Maggie Walker Senior Catherine Qian was named to the All-State Team with 245 points. | + | [[Maggie Walker]] went undefeated to win the [[VHSL Class 2A|Class 2]] state championship, their second consecutive state championship victory and fourth since the [[2014 VHSL Realignment]]. [[Central (VA)|Central-Wise]] finished runner-up for the second consecutive year. Maggie Walker Senior [[Catherine Qian]] was named to the All-State Team with 245 points. |
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The 2018 VHSL State Championship was held on 24 February 2018 at William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, and was the 21st iteration of the VHSL Scholastic Bowl state tournament. 24 teams competed in six size classifications of four teams each. Questions were provided by NAQT for the first time.
Advancement
The 2018 VHSL Realignment reincorporated district play as well as a four-region plan, closer to the 1998-2013 playoff format. This change did away with the larger conferences and two-region plan that were used from 2014-2017. However, districts were allowed the ability to forego a district season and/or tournament in favor of an all-in Regional tournament, provided that all districts within a region agreed to forego district play. The new playoff format also introduced "Super Regions"-- AB and CD, which functioned as a sort of State Semi-final, but again, certain classes opted to forego Super Region tournaments altogether.
In Classes 1, 3, and 4, Super Regions were employed. Classes 2 and 5 opted instead to send their Regional Champions directly to state-- the first time in VHSL Scholastic Bowl history that Region runners-up did not advance to the next level of play. In Class 6, Regions 6C and 6D held a combined Super Region 6CD tournament, but 6A and 6B did not.
Tournament Format
Each match consisted of a round of fifteen tossups, ten bounceback "directed questions" for each team, and a concluding phase of fifteen more tossups. Tossups were scored in the normal quizbowl way. Directed questions were worth 10 points each and functioned similarly to a single-part bonus, but their reading was not correlated to answering tossups.
The four teams in each of the six classes competed against each other in a three-round round-robin; this was the fifth time the format was used, after its introduction in the 2014 VHSL Realignment.
Class 1
| VHSL State Championship (Class 1) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | NAQT |
| Champion | Galileo Magnet |
| Runner-up | Honaker |
| Third | Riverheads |
| Fourth | George Wythe |
| High scorer | Aidan Cook (Honaker) |
| Site | College of William and Mary |
| Field | |
| Stats | |
Galileo Magnet went undefeated to win the Class 1 state championship, their first state championship victory. Honaker finished runner-up after winning the Class 1 championship for the previous two years. Honaker Sophomore Aidan Cook was named to the All-State Team with 260 points.
Round 1
Galileo 210, George Wythe 165
Riverheads 200, Honaker 190
Round 2
Galileo 220, Riverheads 165
Honaker 260, George Wythe 145
Round 3
Galileo 275, Honaker 160
George Wythe 205, Riverheads 195
Final standings
Galileo Magnet-- 3-0, 705 points
Honaker-- 1-2, 610 points
Riverheads-- 1-2, 560 points
George Wythe-- 1-2, 515 points
Class 2
| VHSL State Championship (Class 2) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | NAQT |
| Champion | Maggie Walker |
| Runner-up | Central-Wise |
| Third | Robert E. Lee |
| Fourth | Radford |
| High scorer | Catherine Qian (Maggie Walker) |
| Site | College of William and Mary |
| Field | |
| Stats | |
Maggie Walker went undefeated to win the Class 2 state championship, their second consecutive state championship victory and fourth since the 2014 VHSL Realignment. Central-Wise finished runner-up for the second consecutive year. Maggie Walker Senior Catherine Qian was named to the All-State Team with 245 points.
Round 1
Maggie Walker 215, Radford 150
Central 210, R.E. Lee 190
Round 2
Maggie Walker 360, R.E. Lee 100
Central 300, Radford 130
Round 3
Maggie Walker 315, Central 130
R.E. Lee 215, Radford 135
Final standings
Maggie Walker-- 3-0, 890 points
Central Wise-- 2-1, 640 points
Robert E. Lee-- 1-2, 505 points
Radford-- 0-3, 415 points
Class 3
| VHSL State Championship (Class 3) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | NAQT |
| Champion | Cave Spring |
| Runner-up | Western Albemarle |
| Third | New Kent |
| Fourth | Tabb |
| High scorer | Billy Luqiu (Cave Spring) |
| Site | College of William and Mary |
| Field | |
| Stats | |
Cave Spring went undefeated to win the Class 3 state championship, their third consecutive state championship victory. Western Albemarle finished runner-up. Cave Spring Junior Billy Luqiu was named to the All-State Team with 360 points, second-most in the tournament. Western Albemarle Senior Caroline Koester was also named to the All-State Team with 245 points.
Round 1
Cave Spring 325, Tabb 130
Western Albemarle 245, New Kent 150
Round 2
Cave Spring 245, Western Albemarle 215
New Kent 240, Tabb 195
Round 3
Cave Spring 265, New Kent 155
Western Albemarle 215, Tabb 210
Final standings
Cave Spring-- 3-0, 835 points
Western Albemarle-- 2-1, 675 points
New Kent-- 1-2, 545 points
Tabb-- 0-3, 535 points
Class 4
| VHSL State Championship (Class 4) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | NAQT |
| Champion | Jamestown |
| Runner-up | Jefferson Forest |
| Third | Loudoun Valley |
| Fourth | Monacan |
| High scorer | unknown |
| Site | College of William and Mary |
| Field | |
| Stats | |
Jamestown went undefeated to win the Class 4 state championship, their first state championship victory. Jefferson Forest finished as runner-up.
Round 1
Jamestown 265, Loudoun Valley 165
Monacan 190, Jefferson Forest 180
Round 2
Jamestown 305, Monacan 115
Jefferson Forest 295, Loudoun Valley 150
Round 3
Jamestown 225, Jefferson Forest 215
Loudoun Valley 225, Monacan 175
Final standings
Jamestown-- 3-0, 795 points
Jefferson Forest-- 1-2, 690 points
Loudoun Valley-- 1-2, 540 points
Monacan-- 1-2, 480 points
Class 5
| VHSL State Championship (Class 5) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | NAQT |
| Champion | Thomas Jefferson |
| Runner-up | Princess Anne |
| Third | Douglas Freeman |
| Fourth | Albemarle |
| High scorer | Unknown |
| Site | College of William and Mary |
| Field | |
| Stats | |
Thomas Jefferson went undefeated and won the Class 5 state championship, their third consecutive state championship victory. Princess Anne also finished runner-up for the third consecutive year, narrowly defeating Douglas Freeman in round two.
Round 1
Thomas Jefferson 275, DS Freeman 155
Princess Anne 265, Albemarle 175
Round 2
Thomas Jefferson 310, Princess Anne 145
Princess Anne 240, DS Freeman 235
Round 3
Thomas Jefferson 310, Princess Anne 145
DS Freeman 265, Albemarle 155
Final standings
Thomas Jefferson-- 3-0, 900 points
Princess Anne-- 2-1, 650 points
Douglas Freeman-- 1-2, 655 points
Albemarle-- 0-3, 485 points
Class 6
| VHSL State Championship (Class 6) | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | NAQT |
| Champion | Robinson |
| Runner-up | McLean |
| Third | Riverbend |
| Fourth | First Colonial |
| High scorer | Jacob Augelli (Robinson) |
| Site | College of William and Mary |
| Field | |
| Stats | |
Robinson went undefeated to win the Class 6 state championship, their second consecutive state championship victory. Robinson also led the tournament in total points with 970. McLean finished as runner-up for the second consecutive year. Robinson Senior Jacob Augelli was the top scorer in the tournament with 390 tossup points. McLean Sophomore Justin Young was also named to the all-state team, finishing third place with 285 tossup points.
Round 1
Robinson 335, First Colonial 140
McLean 245, Riverbend 165
Round 2
Robinson 295, McLean 175
Riverbend 220, First Colonial 210
Round 3
Robinson 340, Riverbend 115
McLean 325, First Colonial 125
Final standings
Robinson-- 3-0, 970 points
McLean-- 2-1, 745 points
Riverbend-- 1-2, 500 points
First Colonial-- 0-3, 475 points
All-State Team
The top five highest scoring players in the entire tournament were recognized as the All-State Team. However, as with 2016, there was a tie for fifth place, resulting in six players being named to the All-State Team.
| Rank | Player | Team | Points | Class | Grade |
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| 1st | Jacob Augelli | Robinson | 390 points | Class 6 | Senior |
| 2nd | Billy Luqiu | Cave Spring | 360 points | Class 3 | Junior |
| 3rd | Justin Young | McLean | 285 points | Class 6 | Sophomore |
| 4th | Aidan Cook | Honaker | 260 points | Class 1 | Sophomore |
| T-5th | Catherine Qian | Maggie Walker | 245 points | Class 2 | Senior |
| T-5th | Caroline Koester | Western Albemarle | 245 points | Class 3 | Senior |
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