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St. John's is a private K-12 coed college prep school in Houston, Texas. They are considered one of the powerhouses of the national circuit. St. John's has fielded teams at every [[HSNCT]] since [[2001 HSNCT|2001]]. Ted Curry has been quizbowl coach since at least 2001 and during his tenure has claimed one HSNCT championship and numerous high finishes at NSC and HSNCT. St. John's fields teams at both high school and middle school levels. | St. John's is a private K-12 coed college prep school in Houston, Texas. They are considered one of the powerhouses of the national circuit. St. John's has fielded teams at every [[HSNCT]] since [[2001 HSNCT|2001]]. Ted Curry has been quizbowl coach since at least 2001 and during his tenure has claimed one HSNCT championship and numerous high finishes at NSC and HSNCT. St. John's fields teams at both high school and middle school levels. | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
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From 2009 to 2012, no St. John's team would finish higher than T49 at HSNCT. | From 2009 to 2012, no St. John's team would finish higher than T49 at HSNCT. | ||
| − | After the 2012 off season, George Davies, Claire Jones, and Deven Lahoti all returned for St. John's and were joined by Carlo | + | After the 2012 off season, George Davies, Claire Jones, and Deven Lahoti all returned for St. John's and were joined by [[Carlo De Guzman]], who transferred from [[Seven Lakes]]. They immediately became a national force, especially after clearing a heavily stacked field to win the first half of the Texas Invitational. At the 2013 HSNCT they placed 4th, but only after being sent to the losers bracket by LASA A and eliminated by Ladue. |
==Noted Alumni== | ==Noted Alumni== | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:33, 24 April 2018
| St. John's School | |
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| Location: Houston, TX | |
| Coaches | David Nathan |
| State Championships | 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2013 |
| National Championships | 2002 NAQT |
| National Appearances | HSNCT: 2001-2014, 2016 PACE: 2004, 2005, 2012-2016 MSNCT: 2013, 2015, 2016 |
| Program Status | Active |
| School Size | Unknown |
| NAQT Page | link |
St. John's is a private K-12 coed college prep school in Houston, Texas. They are considered one of the powerhouses of the national circuit. St. John's has fielded teams at every HSNCT since 2001. Ted Curry has been quizbowl coach since at least 2001 and during his tenure has claimed one HSNCT championship and numerous high finishes at NSC and HSNCT. St. John's fields teams at both high school and middle school levels.
History
In 2001 St. John's placed second at the Questions Unlimited state championship and third at the NAC. Their NAC team featured Michael Friedman, Erik Kwei, Chris Frankel, Alex Wright, and Robby Gutmann and coached by Ted Curry and Alice Nelson. The team finished tenth at the HSNCT.
With Andrew Brantley and Eric Kwei returning the 2002 season, the team had high expectations, which they met by ultimately winning HSNCT. St. John's defeated Irmo in a well-contested final with a lineup that also included Alex Wright and Michael Friedman. The HSNCT team, with the addition of Warren Belows, won the NAC New Orleans phase but was knocked out during the semifinals in a rematch with Irmo and ultimately finished third.
The 2003 team somehow managed a 3rd place HSNCT finish after a 6-4 preliminary record.
The 2004 St. John's team placed 9th at the PACE NSC, one of three appearances for the team. At HSNCT they finished 8-2 in the preliminary rounds, picking up wins over several high profile teams, and ultimately finished third. This team consisted of Alexander Akhter, Andrew Brantley, Matt Dunn, Paul Barndt, and Ranjan Ramchandani.
The 2005 team returned no A team players, but still managed to go 9-1 at HSNCT and finished tied for 13th, notably with a six player team.
The 2006 and 2007 seasons were significantly less prolific for the St. John's program as they would finished 5-5 and fail to make the playoffs at HSNCT in both years. Despite futility at the national level, St. John's still won the state championship both years.
The 2008 team was led by senior Zachary Yeung and finished the season tied for 27th at HSNCT.
From 2009 to 2012, no St. John's team would finish higher than T49 at HSNCT.
After the 2012 off season, George Davies, Claire Jones, and Deven Lahoti all returned for St. John's and were joined by Carlo De Guzman, who transferred from Seven Lakes. They immediately became a national force, especially after clearing a heavily stacked field to win the first half of the Texas Invitational. At the 2013 HSNCT they placed 4th, but only after being sent to the losers bracket by LASA A and eliminated by Ladue.
Noted Alumni
- Chris Frankel - '01 - Princeton
- Andrew Brantley - '04 - Wash U STL
- Michael Friedman
Tournament Results
2012-13 Academic Year
| Date | Tournament | Question Set | Team | Record | Rank | Stats |
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| 10/13 | Kickoff Classic | NAQT IS-118 | Black | 5-3 | 9/48 | [1] |
| Blue | 4-4 | 9/48 | [2] | |||
| Red | 4-3 | 17/48 | [3] | |||
| Frosh | 7-1 | 1/7 | [4] | |||
| 11/03 | Bayou City | NAQT IS-119A | A | 5-3 | 10/27 | [5] |
| 12/08 | HoHoHo | NAQT IS-120 | Virtue | 9-2 | 1/20 | [6] |
| Faith | 4-5 | T-5/20 | [7] | |||
| White | 3-5 | T-9/20 | [8] | |||
| 1/19 | Winter Rodeo | NAQT IS-122 | Red | 7-2 | 7/30 | [9] |
| Black | 4-4 | 16/30 | [10] | |||
| Green | 2-5 | 21/30 | [11] | |||
| 2/23 | Texas Invitational | NAQT DI SCT | A | 15-0 | 1/16 | [12] |
| 2/24 | ACF Regionals Texas | ACF Regionals | A | 8-4 | 5/16 | [13] |
| 5/4 | 14th Texas Quiz Bowl Championship | NAQT DII ICT | A | 14-0 | 1/14 | [14] |
| 5/25-26 | 2013 HSNCT | HSNCT-2013 | A | 13-4 | 4/256 | [15] |
See also
Succession of titles
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