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'''RAT-RACE''', which has stood for '''Roseville Area Thumb-Racing Academic Competition Event''', '''Rosemount Annual Thumb-Racing Academic Competition Event''', and '''Really Awesome Thumb-Racing Academic Competition Event''', is a high school quiz bowl tournament run by the [[Minnesota Quiz Bowl Alliance]]. First held by [[Roseville]], the tournament was later hosted by Rosemount, and is currently run at [[Chanhassen]]. | '''RAT-RACE''', which has stood for '''Roseville Area Thumb-Racing Academic Competition Event''', '''Rosemount Annual Thumb-Racing Academic Competition Event''', and '''Really Awesome Thumb-Racing Academic Competition Event''', is a high school quiz bowl tournament run by the [[Minnesota Quiz Bowl Alliance]]. First held by [[Roseville]], the tournament was later hosted by Rosemount, and is currently run at [[Chanhassen]]. | ||
| − | It is traditionally one of the largest tournaments in Minnesota, with a field size of 64 teams. RAT-RACE is run on NAQT | + | It is traditionally one of the largest tournaments in Minnesota, with a field size of 64 teams. RAT-RACE is run on [[NAQT]] [[speedcheck]]s, so it is often used by large schools like [[Wayzata High School|Wayzata]] and [[Eden Prairie High School|Eden Prairie]] to qualify large numbers of teams for [[HSNCT]] by spreading out their best players. The best example of this phenomenon occurred in 2020, when Wayzata qualified a record eight teams. |
[[Category:Stubs]] | [[Category:Stubs]] | ||
Revision as of 02:00, 24 September 2021
RAT-RACE, which has stood for Roseville Area Thumb-Racing Academic Competition Event, Rosemount Annual Thumb-Racing Academic Competition Event, and Really Awesome Thumb-Racing Academic Competition Event, is a high school quiz bowl tournament run by the Minnesota Quiz Bowl Alliance. First held by Roseville, the tournament was later hosted by Rosemount, and is currently run at Chanhassen.
It is traditionally one of the largest tournaments in Minnesota, with a field size of 64 teams. RAT-RACE is run on NAQT speedchecks, so it is often used by large schools like Wayzata and Eden Prairie to qualify large numbers of teams for HSNCT by spreading out their best players. The best example of this phenomenon occurred in 2020, when Wayzata qualified a record eight teams.