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The '''Blue Hen''' is a high school [[quizbowl]] tournament held every March at the [[University of Delaware]].  Run on [[NAQT]] questions, it tends to attract a mid-size field of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C. teams.
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The '''Blue Hen''' was a high school [[quizbowl]] tournament that was held every March at the [[University of Delaware]].  It is currently defunct. Run on [[NAQT]] questions, it tended to attract a mid-size field of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C. teams.
  
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Originally the tournament only allowed Delaware teams to participate.  Starting with Blue Hen III the field was opened up to outside schools.  The top Delaware school receives the Founders' Trophy, which contains the names of the Delaware ACC members on the team in 1999.  There was a four-year stretch when non-Delaware teams won the overall title, but now this trophy has become less important since Wilmington Charter has won the tournament (and thus won both trophies).
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Originally the tournament only allowed Delaware teams to participate.  Starting with Blue Hen III the field was opened up to outside schools.  The top Delaware school received the Founders' Trophy, which contains the names of the Delaware ACC members on the team in 1999.
  
 
The names listed on the Founders Cup are David Balseiro, Richard (Hayden) Hurst, Dave DeForge, Kate Gample-Wallenjeck, Rajeev Gorowara, Arnadlo Gutierez, Eric, and Michael Rulon.
 
The names listed on the Founders Cup are David Balseiro, Richard (Hayden) Hurst, Dave DeForge, Kate Gample-Wallenjeck, Rajeev Gorowara, Arnadlo Gutierez, Eric, and Michael Rulon.
  
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One feature popular with some teams is the trash round.  Many years this is run while a set of pairings is being calculated, either a late preliminary or the playoff bracket.
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One feature formerly popular with some teams was the trash round.  This was run on a packet written by the Delaware team while a set of pairings was being calculated, either a late preliminary or the playoff bracket.
  
 
==Results==
 
==Results==
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! Field size
 
! Field size
 
! Notes
 
! Notes
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| XVII (2015)
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| [[Wilmington Charter]] A
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| [[Georgetown Day School]] B
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| [[Manheim Township]] A
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| [[Emmaus]]
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| 34
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| [http://www.hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/2707/stats/all_games/standings/ results]
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| XVI (2014)
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| [[Manheim Township]] A
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| [[Manheim Township]] B
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| [[Caravel]]
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| [[Newark Charter]] B
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| 12
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| [http://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament-teams.jsp?tournament_id=5175&playoffs=1 results]
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| XV (2013)
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| [[Manheim Township]] A
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| [[Wilmington Charter]] A
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| [[Georgetown Day]]
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| [[Camp Hill]] A
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| 18
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| [http://www.hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/1448/stats/combined/ results]
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|-
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| XIV (2012)
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| [[Georgetown Day]] A
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| [[Richard Montgomery]] A
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| [[Wilmington Charter]] B
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| [[Oakland Mills]]
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| 18
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| [http://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament-teams.jsp?tournament_id=4147 results]
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|-
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| XIII (2011)
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| [[Saint Joseph]] A
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| [[Wilmington Charter]] A
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| [[Georgetown Day]] A
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| [[Wilmington Charter]] C
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| 20
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| [http://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament-teams.jsp?tournament_id=3734 results]
 
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| XII (2010)
 
| XII (2010)
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| [[Richard Montgomery]] A
 
| [[Richard Montgomery]] A
 
| 24
 
| 24
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| This tournament was notable for being the first in which [[Caesar Rodney]]'s team defeated [[Wilmington Charter]] A since its revival in 2006; they did so on tossup 21.
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| [http://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament-teams.jsp?tournament_id=3152 results]
 
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| XI (2009)
 
| XI (2009)
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| [[Moravian]]
 
| [[Moravian]]
 
| 34
 
| 34
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| [http://www.charterschool.org/clubs/academicbowl/tournaments/bluehenresults/bluehen11/full_standings.html results]
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| [http://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament-teams.jsp?tournament_id=2675 results]
 
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| X (2008)
 
| X (2008)
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| [[Wilmington Charter]] B
 
| [[Wilmington Charter]] B
 
| 26
 
| 26
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| [http://www.charterschool.org/clubs/academicbowl/tournaments/bluehenresults/bluehen10/bluehenX_standings.html results]
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| [http://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament-teams.jsp?tournament_id=2369 results]
 
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| IX (2007)
 
| IX (2007)
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| [[Wilmington Charter]] B
 
| [[Wilmington Charter]] B
 
| 20
 
| 20
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| [http://www.charterschool.org/clubs/academicbowl/tournaments/bluehenresults/bluehen9/bh_standings.html results] About 36 teams were expected, but a snowstorm made travel from the north difficult.
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| About 36 teams were expected, but a snowstorm made travel from the north difficult.
 
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|-
 
| VIII (2006)
 
| VIII (2006)
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| [[Gonzaga]]
 
| [[Gonzaga]]
 
| 24
 
| 24
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| Instead of brackets, preliminary rounds were swiss-paired for the first time
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| [http://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament-teams.jsp?tournament_id=1851 results]
 
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|-
 
| VII (2005)
 
| VII (2005)
 
| [[Gonzaga]]
 
| [[Gonzaga]]
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| [[Blair]]
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| [[Montgomery Blair]]
 
| [[Wilmington Charter]] A
 
| [[Wilmington Charter]] A
 
| [[Manheim Township]] A
 
| [[Manheim Township]] A
 
| 17
 
| 17
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| [http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/bhi/bhi7.html results]
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|  
 
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| VI (2004)
 
| VI (2004)
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| [[Blake]]
 
| [[Blake]]
 
| 41
 
| 41
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| [http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/bhi/bhi5.html results]  Around 48 teams were expected, but several had to drop out when the U.S. invaded Iraq and districts banned outside travel.
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| Around 48 teams were expected, but several had to drop out when the U.S. invaded Iraq and districts banned outside travel.
  
 
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| [[Manheim Township]] A
 
| [[Manheim Township]] A
 
| 31
 
| 31
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| [http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/bhi/bhi4.html results]
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|  
 
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| III (2001)
 
| III (2001)
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| Warwick B
 
| Warwick B
 
| 30
 
| 30
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| [http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/bhi/bhi3.html results]
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|  
 
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| II (2000)
 
| II (2000)
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| [[Archmere]] B
 
| [[Archmere]] B
 
| 14
 
| 14
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| [http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/bhi/bhi2.html results]
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| I (1999)
 
| I (1999)
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| [[Archmere]] B
 
| [[Archmere]] B
 
| 12
 
| 12
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| [http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/bhi/bhi1.html results]
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== Outside Links ==
 
== Outside Links ==
 
* [http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/bhi/bhi.html University of Delaware page ]
 
* [http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/bhi/bhi.html University of Delaware page ]
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* [http://www.charterschool.org/clubs/academicbowl/bluehen.php Wilmington Charter page ]
 
  
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[[Category:Defunct high school tournaments]] [[Category:Delaware]]
 
[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]
 
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[[Category:High school quizbowl in Delaware]]

Latest revision as of 11:18, 28 March 2020

The Blue Hen was a high school quizbowl tournament that was held every March at the University of Delaware. It is currently defunct. Run on NAQT questions, it tended to attract a mid-size field of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C. teams.

Originally the tournament only allowed Delaware teams to participate. Starting with Blue Hen III the field was opened up to outside schools. The top Delaware school received the Founders' Trophy, which contains the names of the Delaware ACC members on the team in 1999.

The names listed on the Founders Cup are David Balseiro, Richard (Hayden) Hurst, Dave DeForge, Kate Gample-Wallenjeck, Rajeev Gorowara, Arnadlo Gutierez, Eric, and Michael Rulon.

One feature formerly popular with some teams was the trash round. This was run on a packet written by the Delaware team while a set of pairings was being calculated, either a late preliminary or the playoff bracket.

Results

Blue Hen Champion Second Third Fourth Field size Notes
XVII (2015) Wilmington Charter A Georgetown Day School B Manheim Township A Emmaus 34 results
XVI (2014) Manheim Township A Manheim Township B Caravel Newark Charter B 12 results
XV (2013) Manheim Township A Wilmington Charter A Georgetown Day Camp Hill A 18 results
XIV (2012) Georgetown Day A Richard Montgomery A Wilmington Charter B Oakland Mills 18 results
XIII (2011) Saint Joseph A Wilmington Charter A Georgetown Day A Wilmington Charter C 20 results
XII (2010) Georgetown Day A Caesar Rodney A Wilmington Charter A Richard Montgomery A 24 results
XI (2009) Wilmington Charter A Half Hollow Hills West A Wilmington Charter C Moravian 34 results
X (2008) Wilmington Charter A Moravian Half Hollow Hills West A Wilmington Charter B 26 results
IX (2007) Wilmington Charter A Gonzaga Walter Johnson Wilmington Charter B 20 About 36 teams were expected, but a snowstorm made travel from the north difficult.
VIII (2006) Wilmington Charter B Wilmington Charter A Wilmington Charter C Gonzaga 24 results
VII (2005) Gonzaga Montgomery Blair Wilmington Charter A Manheim Township A 17
VI (2004) Benjamin Banneker Howard A A.I. Dupont A Kellenberg Memorial 24
V (2003) Gonzaga Wilmington Charter A Manheim Township A Blake 41 Around 48 teams were expected, but several had to drop out when the U.S. invaded Iraq and districts banned outside travel.
IV (2002) Kellenberg Memorial A Wilmington Charter A Seton Hall Prep A Manheim Township A 31
III (2001) Archmere A Council Rock A Wilmington Charter A Warwick B 30
II (2000) Caesar Rodney A Wilmington Charter A Archmere A Archmere B 14
I (1999) Archmere A Caesar Rodney A Caesar Rodney B Archmere B 12

Outside Links

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