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|third = [[Liberal Arts and Science Academy of Austin|LASA]] | |third = [[Liberal Arts and Science Academy of Austin|LASA]] | ||
|fourth = [[St. Anselm's]] | |fourth = [[St. Anselm's]] | ||
| − | |scorer = [[Matt Jackson]] | + | |scorer = [[Matt Jackson]], [[Georgetown Day School]] |
| − | |editors = [[ | + | |editors = [[Chris Ray]] (head editor) |
| − | |site = George Mason | + | |site = [[George Mason]] |
| − | | }} | + | |field = 64 |
| + | |stats = [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/6894/] | ||
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| − | The 2010 [[PACE NSC]] was held on June 5-6th at [[George Mason University]] in Fairfax, Virginia. The tournament was won by [[State College]], with [[Maggie Walker]] taking second. The top scorer was [[Matt Jackson]] from [[Georgetown Day School]]. | + | The 2010 [[PACE NSC]] was held on June 5-6th at [[George Mason University]] in Fairfax, Virginia. It was the first NSC where a 20/20 tossup-bonus format was used, abandoning the [[old PACE format]] that had been used since 1998. The tournament was won by [[State College]], with [[Maggie Walker]] taking second. The top scorer was [[Matt Jackson]] from [[Georgetown Day School]]. |
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| + | The 2010 NSC was the first high school national championship to use "[[superplayoff]]" crossover games, such that the top four teams in each of the two playoff brackets had to play four more games across brackets to determine a complete order of finish among the top 8 teams at the tournament. | ||
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| + | See [[Amit Bilgi]] for more information on the cheating incident at the 2010 NSC. | ||
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| + | In 2021, the [[Qblitz]] podcast [[Tossup 21]] released an [https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL3Rvc3N1cDIxL2ZlZWQueG1s in-depth series of podcast episodes called "One More Question"] focusing on the 2010 NSC, featuring interviews with many of the main participants and organizers. | ||
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* [http://pace-nsc.org/2010stats/2010_PACE_NSC_Playoffs_standings.html Playoff stats] | * [http://pace-nsc.org/2010stats/2010_PACE_NSC_Playoffs_standings.html Playoff stats] | ||
* [http://pace-nsc.org/2010stats/2010_PACE_NSC_Superplayoffs_standings.html Superplayoff stats] | * [http://pace-nsc.org/2010stats/2010_PACE_NSC_Superplayoffs_standings.html Superplayoff stats] | ||
| − | * [http://pace-nsc.org/2010stats/2010_PACE_NSC_Aggregate_standings.html | + | * [http://pace-nsc.org/2010stats/2010_PACE_NSC_Aggregate_standings.html Complete stats] |
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[[Category:High school national championships]] | [[Category:High school national championships]] | ||
[[Category:High school tournaments]] | [[Category:High school tournaments]] | ||
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[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | [[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:25, 27 March 2023
| 2010 PACE NSC | |
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| Edited by | Chris Ray (head editor) |
| Champion | State College |
| Runner-up | Maggie Walker |
| Third | LASA |
| Fourth | St. Anselm's |
| High scorer | Matt Jackson, Georgetown Day School |
| Site | George Mason |
| Field | 64 |
| Stats | [1] |
The 2010 PACE NSC was held on June 5-6th at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. It was the first NSC where a 20/20 tossup-bonus format was used, abandoning the old PACE format that had been used since 1998. The tournament was won by State College, with Maggie Walker taking second. The top scorer was Matt Jackson from Georgetown Day School.
The 2010 NSC was the first high school national championship to use "superplayoff" crossover games, such that the top four teams in each of the two playoff brackets had to play four more games across brackets to determine a complete order of finish among the top 8 teams at the tournament.
See Amit Bilgi for more information on the cheating incident at the 2010 NSC.
In 2021, the Qblitz podcast Tossup 21 released an in-depth series of podcast episodes called "One More Question" focusing on the 2010 NSC, featuring interviews with many of the main participants and organizers.
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