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| − | {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2003 | + | {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2003 [[PACE]] NSC |
|champion = [[2003 Dorman|Dorman]] | |champion = [[2003 Dorman|Dorman]] | ||
|second = [[2003 Thomas Jefferson|Thomas Jefferson]] | |second = [[2003 Thomas Jefferson|Thomas Jefferson]] | ||
|third = [[2003 Dunbar|Dunbar]] and [[2003 Detroit Catholic Central|Detroit Catholic Central]] | |third = [[2003 Dunbar|Dunbar]] and [[2003 Detroit Catholic Central|Detroit Catholic Central]] | ||
|fourth = | |fourth = | ||
| − | |scorer = | + | |scorer = [[Noah Rahman]] |
| − | |editors = [[ | + | |editors = [[Matt Weiner]] (head editor), [[Leo Wolpert]] (science editor) |
|site = [[Case Western]] | |site = [[Case Western]] | ||
| + | |field = 27 | ||
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==Tournament results== | ==Tournament results== | ||
| − | Dorman defeated Thomas Jefferson in the final. Dorman and Thomas Jefferson defeated Dunbar and Detroit Catholic Central in the semifinals, respectively. | + | Dorman defeated Thomas Jefferson in the final. Dorman and Thomas Jefferson defeated Dunbar and Detroit Catholic Central in the semifinals, respectively. |
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| + | The tournament used the [[old PACE NSC tournament format]] including an all-in consolation playoff. | ||
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| + | At this tournament, [[Dunbar]] became the first team to defeat State College A in a prelim match in the history of the NSC. | ||
==Individual results== | ==Individual results== | ||
| − | Individual stats are | + | Individual stats may be found at the below link and are currently being reformatted for posting as SQBS reports. The tournament all-stars, selected by polling participating teams and staff, were [[Monica Guo]] of [[State College]], [[John Paul Hampstead]] of [[Powell]], [[Sean Hou]] of [[Fort Mill]], [[Byron McDougall]] of [[Webb]], [[Noah Rahman]] of [[Solon]], [[Tim Svenson]] of [[Detroit Country Day]], [[Peter Troyan]] of [[Detroit Catholic Central]], [[Terrill Wilkins]] of Dorman, and [[James Zhang]] of Dunbar. |
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| + | The top 8 prelim scorers by PPG were: | ||
| + | *[[Noah Rahman]], [[Solon]] - 118 ppg | ||
| + | *[[Sean Hou]], [[Fort Mill]] - 104 ppg | ||
| + | *[[Bobby Shaw]], [[Langley]] - 98 ppg | ||
| + | *[[Pete Troyan]], [[Detroit Catholic Central]] - 93 ppg | ||
| + | *[[Byron MacDougal]], [[Webb]] - 90 ppg | ||
| + | *[[James Zhang]], [[Dunbar]] - 88 ppg | ||
| + | *[[Tim Svenson]], [[Detroit Country Day]] - 83 ppg | ||
| + | *[[Adam Herrier]], [[Dorman]] - 67 ppg | ||
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| + | One of the players on Thomas Jefferson A scored 74 ppg, but the entire team used pseudonyms, so the particular player cannot be identified for the all-star list. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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* [http://pace-nsc.org/results/2003/prelim_scores.html Prelim scores] | * [http://pace-nsc.org/results/2003/prelim_scores.html Prelim scores] | ||
* [http://pace-nsc.org/results/2003/playoff_scores.html Playoff scores] | * [http://pace-nsc.org/results/2003/playoff_scores.html Playoff scores] | ||
| + | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20060430192520/http://www.cwru.edu/orgs/trivia/pace/statistics2003.htm Full stats] | ||
{{Navbox NSC}} | {{Navbox NSC}} | ||
| + | [[Category:PACE]] | ||
[[Category:PACE NSC]] | [[Category:PACE NSC]] | ||
| + | [[Category:High school national championships]] | ||
| + | [[Category:High school tournaments]] | ||
[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | [[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:54, 5 May 2022
| 2003 PACE NSC | |
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| Edited by | Matt Weiner (head editor), Leo Wolpert (science editor) |
| Champion | Dorman |
| Runner-up | Thomas Jefferson |
| Third | Dunbar and Detroit Catholic Central |
| High scorer | Noah Rahman |
| Site | Case Western |
| Field | 27 |
| Stats | |
The 2003 National Scholastic Championship was won by Dorman, consisting of Cale Bonner, Adam Herring, Jason Kopp, and Terrill Wilkins. The tournament was held at Case Western Reserve University.
Tournament results
Dorman defeated Thomas Jefferson in the final. Dorman and Thomas Jefferson defeated Dunbar and Detroit Catholic Central in the semifinals, respectively.
The tournament used the old PACE NSC tournament format including an all-in consolation playoff.
At this tournament, Dunbar became the first team to defeat State College A in a prelim match in the history of the NSC.
Individual results
Individual stats may be found at the below link and are currently being reformatted for posting as SQBS reports. The tournament all-stars, selected by polling participating teams and staff, were Monica Guo of State College, John Paul Hampstead of Powell, Sean Hou of Fort Mill, Byron McDougall of Webb, Noah Rahman of Solon, Tim Svenson of Detroit Country Day, Peter Troyan of Detroit Catholic Central, Terrill Wilkins of Dorman, and James Zhang of Dunbar.
The top 8 prelim scorers by PPG were:
- Noah Rahman, Solon - 118 ppg
- Sean Hou, Fort Mill - 104 ppg
- Bobby Shaw, Langley - 98 ppg
- Pete Troyan, Detroit Catholic Central - 93 ppg
- Byron MacDougal, Webb - 90 ppg
- James Zhang, Dunbar - 88 ppg
- Tim Svenson, Detroit Country Day - 83 ppg
- Adam Herrier, Dorman - 67 ppg
One of the players on Thomas Jefferson A scored 74 ppg, but the entire team used pseudonyms, so the particular player cannot be identified for the all-star list.
External Links
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