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| − | '''Joey Spicer''' is a | + | '''Joey Spicer''' is a former player for [[Missouri]] and a member of the [[Missouri Quizbowl Alliance]]. |
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After arriving at Mizzou, Joey quickly embraced a role on the team, attending [[ACF Regionals]], the [[Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament]] and [[ACF Nationals]] in 2009. | After arriving at Mizzou, Joey quickly embraced a role on the team, attending [[ACF Regionals]], the [[Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament]] and [[ACF Nationals]] in 2009. | ||
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| − | Joey continued to attend circuit events for Mizzou, playing at [[Minnesota Open]] and, solo on a house team, at [[ACF Fall]]. Perhaps Joey's most important contribution was as a member of the hosting staff. Joey nobly spent a day keeping statistics at [[Tiger Bowl]] II, and moderated at the 2009 [[Missouri Fall Academic Tournament]]. Having proven himself very capable of the job, Joey was named a co-director of the inaugural [[Mort Walker Invitational]]. | + | Joey continued to attend circuit events for Mizzou, playing at [[Minnesota Open]] and, solo on a house team, at [[ACF Fall]]. Perhaps Joey's most important contribution was as a member of the hosting staff. Joey nobly spent a day keeping statistics at [[Tiger Bowl]] II, and moderated at the 2009 [[Missouri Fall Academic Tournament]]. Having proven himself very capable of the job, Joey was named a co-director of the inaugural [[Mort Walker Invitational]] and became a member of MOQBA in late 2010. Following another year of assisting the Mizzou team, Joey graduated from the university with a degree in chemistry. |
| − | [[Category:People]] [[Category:Missouri]] [[Category:Players active in 2010]] [[Category:Players active in 2009]] [[Category: High school players active in 2008]] [[Category: High school players active in 2007]] | + | [[Category:People]] [[Category:Missouri]] [[Category:Players active in 2010]] [[Category:Players active in 2009]] [[Category: High school players active in 2008]] [[Category: High school players active in 2007]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:18, 14 December 2016
| Joey Spicer | |
| Noted subjects | Science |
| Past colleges | Washington University in St. Louis (2008), University of Missouri-Columbia (2009-11) |
| High school | Fort Osage (2005-2008) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Joey Spicer is a former player for Missouri and a member of the Missouri Quizbowl Alliance.
High School Career
He served two years as varsity quiz bowl captain for Fort Osage High School. Joey also competed in the Science Knowledge Bowl competition all three years of high school. During his final year, he was the captain of the 8th place team in the regional competition at Rockhurst University.
College Career
2008-2009
Washington University In St. Louis
Joey was a member of the Washington University Academic Team for a semester, attending the Gateway Invitational Tournament XIII with the WUSTL team which placed 6th overall. [1]
University of Missouri
After arriving at Mizzou, Joey quickly embraced a role on the team, attending ACF Regionals, the Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament and ACF Nationals in 2009.
2009-2011
Joey continued to attend circuit events for Mizzou, playing at Minnesota Open and, solo on a house team, at ACF Fall. Perhaps Joey's most important contribution was as a member of the hosting staff. Joey nobly spent a day keeping statistics at Tiger Bowl II, and moderated at the 2009 Missouri Fall Academic Tournament. Having proven himself very capable of the job, Joey was named a co-director of the inaugural Mort Walker Invitational and became a member of MOQBA in late 2010. Following another year of assisting the Mizzou team, Joey graduated from the university with a degree in chemistry.