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'''John John Groger''' is a player for [[Columbia]] and former player for The [[Miami Valley School]]. His brother, [[William Groger|William]], currently plays for Miami Valley. The duo was notable for repeatedly breaking the [[Hoppes-Mikanowski limit]]. He was nominated by the [[National Quizbowl Awards]] for ninth grade player of the year in 2017 and was voted the top high school player in the country in the 2020 [[Groger Ranks]] player poll.<ref>https://grogerranks.com/2020/07/06/2019-20-hsqb-player-poll-results/</ref> He is also a founder of [[GrogerRanks]], which succeeded [[Fred Morlan]]'s [[HSQBRank]] as the premier ranking of high school quizbowl teams.<ref>https://grogerranks.com/members/</ref> | '''John John Groger''' is a player for [[Columbia]] and former player for The [[Miami Valley School]]. His brother, [[William Groger|William]], currently plays for Miami Valley. The duo was notable for repeatedly breaking the [[Hoppes-Mikanowski limit]]. He was nominated by the [[National Quizbowl Awards]] for ninth grade player of the year in 2017 and was voted the top high school player in the country in the 2020 [[Groger Ranks]] player poll.<ref>https://grogerranks.com/2020/07/06/2019-20-hsqb-player-poll-results/</ref> He is also a founder of [[GrogerRanks]], which succeeded [[Fred Morlan]]'s [[HSQBRank]] as the premier ranking of high school quizbowl teams.<ref>https://grogerranks.com/members/</ref> | ||
Revision as of 19:29, 21 June 2021
| John John Groger | |
| Noted subjects | Geography, History, Fine Arts, Generalist |
| Current college | Columbia (2020-) |
| High school | Miami Valley (2016-2020) |
| Middle school | Miami Valley (2014-2016) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
John John Groger is a player for Columbia and former player for The Miami Valley School. His brother, William, currently plays for Miami Valley. The duo was notable for repeatedly breaking the Hoppes-Mikanowski limit. He was nominated by the National Quizbowl Awards for ninth grade player of the year in 2017 and was voted the top high school player in the country in the 2020 Groger Ranks player poll.[1] He is also a founder of GrogerRanks, which succeeded Fred Morlan's HSQBRank as the premier ranking of high school quizbowl teams.[2]
Career
Middle school
John John consistently played with his brother William, captaining the team that won the first two iterations Ohio Middle School State Championship. The brothers would place t-8th at the 2015 MSNCT and 5th in 2016. John John was the third place tournament all-star at the 2016 MSNCT.
High school
John John began playing on the high school team at local events beginning in seventh grade, typically with his brother.
In 2016, John John led Miami Valley in the newly-inaugurated Charter-and-Private division to 2nd at the 2017 SSNCT, where he was the third-place all-star.
He was the first-place freshman rising star award at the 2017 HSNCT and the tenth place all-star at the 2018 HSNCT, at which Miami Valley placed t-20. He was on the Miami Valley team that placed 34th at the 2018 NSC and won the JV title.
John John placed 3rd in the 2017 JV National History Bee. In 2018, he placed 11th in National History Bowl playing solo and attended the 2018 International History Olympiad, where he earned gold in the Ancient History and History of STEM bees as part of the 4th place Ohio team.
He was on the 20th place Ohio B team at the 2017 NASAT, as well as the 3rd place Ohio A in 2018.