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'''Gonzaga College High School''' is a Jesuit all-boys high school in Washington D.C.
 
'''Gonzaga College High School''' is a Jesuit all-boys high school in Washington D.C.
  
==Current Players==
 
Alec Bonham
 
 
==Achievements==
 
==Achievements==
 
* 1998 It's Academic Champions
 
* 1998 It's Academic Champions
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==Notable Alumni==
 
==Notable Alumni==
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* Alec Bonham
 
* [[Kevin Leahy]] ([[Geogetown]])
 
* [[Kevin Leahy]] ([[Geogetown]])
 
* Evans Mullan ([[Michigan]])
 
* Evans Mullan ([[Michigan]])

Latest revision as of 20:21, 13 January 2023

Gonzaga College, Gonzaga
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Location:
Washington D.C.
Coaches Fr. Ken Meehan, S.J.
State Championships Some(?)
National Championships None
Program Status Unknown
School Size Unknown
NAQT Page link

Gonzaga College High School is a Jesuit all-boys high school in Washington D.C.

Achievements

  • 1998 It's Academic Champions
  • 3rd Place 1998 PACE National Championship
  • 2005 It's Academic Semi-finalists
  • 6th Place 2005 PACE National Championship
  • 2006 It's Academic Finalists
  • 6th Place 2006 PACE National Championship
  • 2007 It's Academic Semi-finalists
  • 5th Place 2007 PACE National Championship
  • 8th Place 2007 NAQT National Championship
  • 19th Place 2009 PACE National Championship

Contributors to District of Columbia Panasonic Academic Challenge Team:

  • 1998 3rd Place - Justin Sausville
  • 2004 4th Place - Michael Kettler
  • 2007 5th Place - Ted Gioia, Dan Puma

Notable Alumni

Miscellaneous

Gonzaga College High School is the host of one of the most popular tournaments in the Mid-Atlantic region which has been held annually since 2004. The 5th Annual Gonzaga Academic Tournament will be held on February 9, 2008 under the leadership of coach Ken Meehan and team leaders Kevin Leahy and Dan Puma.

The 2007 PACE Writers Bootcamp was also hosted by Gonzaga thanks to the efforts of Gioia and Meehan.