2018 SSNCT

The 2018 Small School National Championship Tournament was a tournament sponsored by NAQT and held at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare in Rosemont, Illinois April 27-29, 2018. This was the fifth SSNCT run by NAQT.

The tournament was split into two separate divisions: the Traditional Public Schools Division, which was open to public schools with 500 or fewer students enrolled in the top three grades; and the Open Division, which was open to schools that did not meet the definition of a "Traditional Public School" and which had 350 or fewer students enrolled in their top three grades. The Traditional Public Schools Division also contained a Very Small Schools subdivision, which consisted of public schools with 300 or fewer students enrolled in their top three grades.

In the 2018 SSNCT, 96 schools played in the traditional public division and 53 of them met the qualification of "Very Small School." 64 schools participated in the open division.

Traditional Public

2018 NAQT SSNCT (Traditional Public)
Edited by	NAQT
Champion	Glasgow A
Runner-up	Ottawa Hills A
Third	Williamsville
Fourth	Hallsville
High scorer	Sophie Lockwood, Hallsville
Site	Chicago, IL
Field	96 (53 VSS)
Stats	[1]

After the top four teams in the traditional public division, Cooperstown and West Point A finished in a tie for fifth, with Southwestern A, Raceland-Worthington, and Russell all finished tie for seventh. Ottawa Hills A won the Very Small School championship. Followed by Hallsville, Cooperstown, and Raceland-Worthington.

The 16 members of the all-star team [2] in the traditional public division was led by Em Powers, who posted a 40-70-29 105.60 line in the preliminary rounds.

Open Division

2018 NAQT SSNCT (Open)
Edited by	NAQT
Champion	Early College at Guilford
Runner-up	Friends Select
Third	Miami Valley A
Fourth	Latin School A
High scorer	Bryce Monier, St. Martin's Episcopal School
Site	Chicago, IL
Field	64
Stats	[3]

After the top four teams in the open division, University Lab and Winchester Thurston finished a tie for fifth. St. Martin's Episcopal School, Parish Episcopal, St. Mark's B, and Roanoke Valley Governor's School all tied for seventh.

The 16 members of the all-star team [4] in open division was led by Bryce Monier, who posted a 41-57-12 106.64 line in the preliminary rounds.