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− | '''Matt Hasquin''' is the head coach of the scholastic bowl team at [[Southwestern]] High School in Piasa, Illinois. | + | '''Matt Hasquin''' is the head coach of the scholastic bowl team at [[Southwestern]] High School in Piasa, Illinois and was the chair of [[IHSSBCA]] from 2018–22. |
Matt is a former player from Southwestern High School, graduating in 1991. Before becoming the head coach at Southwestern, Matt served as a moderator for matches hosted at Southwestern. Matt took over the coaching responsibilities at Southwestern upon the retirement of Gary Williams in the autumn of 2003. | Matt is a former player from Southwestern High School, graduating in 1991. Before becoming the head coach at Southwestern, Matt served as a moderator for matches hosted at Southwestern. Matt took over the coaching responsibilities at Southwestern upon the retirement of Gary Williams in the autumn of 2003. | ||
− | [[Category:People]] | + | [[Category: People]] |
[[Category: Illinois]] | [[Category: Illinois]] | ||
[[Category: High school coaches]] | [[Category: High school coaches]] | ||
[[Category: IHSSBCA]] | [[Category: IHSSBCA]] |
Latest revision as of 16:18, 10 March 2023
Matt Hasquin | |
Hasquin with Southwestern team at Illinois NAQT State Championship Tournament. | |
Past colleges | None |
High school | Southwestern (1987-1991) |
Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Matt Hasquin is the head coach of the scholastic bowl team at Southwestern High School in Piasa, Illinois and was the chair of IHSSBCA from 2018–22.
Matt is a former player from Southwestern High School, graduating in 1991. Before becoming the head coach at Southwestern, Matt served as a moderator for matches hosted at Southwestern. Matt took over the coaching responsibilities at Southwestern upon the retirement of Gary Williams in the autumn of 2003.