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{{Infobox|Name = Maximilian Schindler
 
{{Infobox|Name = Maximilian Schindler
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|Subjects = Math, Literature, General All-Rounder
 
|Subjects = Math, Literature, General All-Rounder
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|schoolcur = None [[Category: Players active in 2010]] [[Category: High school quizbowl in Missouri]]
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|schoolpast = [[University of Chicago]] (2013-2017)
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|highschool = [[Ladue]] (2009-2013)
 
|highschool = [[Ladue]] (2009-2013)
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'''Max Schindler''' is a former player at [[Ladue]], who was in the class of 2017 at the [[University of Chicago]]. He won numerous top scorer awards during his high-school career, and led the Ladue team to being the best in Missouri from 2010 to 2014. He also wrote for and hosted [[LIST]], a well-received housewritten high school tournament.
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'''Max Schindler''' is currently a sophomore at [[Ladue]]. He has won numerous top scorer awards, and led the team to being the best in Missouri in 2010-2011 year. He also wrote for and hosted [[LIST]], a well-received housewritten high school tournament.
 
  
 
==High School Career==
 
==High School Career==
 
===2009-2010===
 
===2009-2010===
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Max played on Ladue's B team for most of the season, and won high scorer awards at the [[Missouri Fall Academic Tournament]] and the [Villa Duchesne Tournament]]. At the [[2010 HSNCT]], he led the team to a 5-5 record and was the third place freshman there.
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Max played on Ladue's B team for most of the season, and won high scorer awards at the [[Missouri Fall Academic Tournament]] and the [[Villa Duchesne Tournament]]. At the [[2010 HSNCT]], he led the team to a 5-5 record and was the third place freshman there.
  
 
===2010-2011===
 
===2010-2011===
 
After a summer study session, Max led Ladue in becoming one of the top 50 teams in the nation. With him, Ladue won 4 tournaments and placed second in the [[Mort Walker Invitational]]. Max won top scorer in all of those tournaments. He hosted the inaugural [[LIST]], a tournament written by members of the Ladue team.
 
After a summer study session, Max led Ladue in becoming one of the top 50 teams in the nation. With him, Ladue won 4 tournaments and placed second in the [[Mort Walker Invitational]]. Max won top scorer in all of those tournaments. He hosted the inaugural [[LIST]], a tournament written by members of the Ladue team.
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=== 2011-2012 ===
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Max captained the Ladue teams that finished t-5th at the [[2012 HSNCT]] and 11th at the [[2012 NSC]], as well as Missouri's 6th place [[NASAT]] team. He also came in 2nd place playing solo at Yale's [[BHSAT]]. He head-edited [[LIST]] again with [[Haohang Xu]] and received the 2012 [[MOQBA Award for Outstanding Student Involvement]].
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=== 2012-2013 ===
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Max captained the Ladue team that came in 2nd at the [[2013 HSNCT]], and won the [[2013 NSC]] and [[NASAT]]. He head-edited [[LIST]] for a third time (with [[Haohang Xu]] and [[Ben Zhang]]) and won PACE's [[Benjamin Cooper Young Ambassador Award]].
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=== College Career ===
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In the 2013-14 season, Max and his quizbowl-uncle [[John Lawrence]] joined Chicago's [[Marshall Steinbaum]] and [[Charles Tian]], placing 4th at the [[2014 ICT]] and [[2014 ACF Nationals]].
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Chicago's subsequent offseason acquisition of [[Chris Ray]] vaulted them into title contention, with the trio of Max, John, and Chris coming in 3rd at the [[2015 ICT]] (with [[Michael Coates]] as their fourth player), 2nd at [[2015 ACF Nationals]] (with [[James Lasker]]), followed by a championship at the [[2016 ICT]] and another runner-up finish at [[2016 ACF Nationals]] (both with [[Jason Zhou]] as the fourth).
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== Writing and Editing ==
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*[[LIST]] I-III, head editor
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*2011 [[Fall Novice]], editor
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*2013 [[Schindler's Lit]]
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*2014 [[Cane Ridge Revival]], writer
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*2014, 2015 [[PACE NSC]], subject editor
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*2014 [[ACF Fall]], editor
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*2016 [[ACF Regionals]], editor
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*2013-present: [[HSAPQ]] writer
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*2018 [[There Will Be Stock Clues]], writer
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{{Succession_box_(Young_Cooper)
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|year = 2013
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|previous = [[Lily Chen]]
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|next = [[Matt Bollinger]]
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| }}
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{{Succession_box_(Individual)|Individual Honor = [[NSC|NSC Leading Scorer]]
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|year = 2013
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|previous = [[Adam Silverman]]
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|next = [[Eric Xu]]
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| }}
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{{Succession_box_(Individual)|Individual Honor = [[National Quizbowl Awards|National High School Player of the Year]]
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|year = 2013
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|previous = [[Adam Silverman]]
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|next = [[Eric Xu]]
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| }}
  
 
[[Category: People]]
 
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{{c|Ladue}}
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[[Category: High school quizbowl in Missouri]]
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{{c|Chicago}}
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[[Category: High school players active in 2010]]
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[[Category: High school players active in 2011]]
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[[Category: High school players active in 2012]]
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[[Category: High school players active in 2013]]
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{{active|2014|2017}}
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[[Category:Question writers]]

Latest revision as of 19:25, 9 July 2021

Maximilian Schindler
Noted subjects Math, Literature, General All-Rounder
Past colleges University of Chicago (2013-2017)
High school Ladue (2009-2013)
Stats HDWhite • NAQT

Max Schindler is a former player at Ladue, who was in the class of 2017 at the University of Chicago. He won numerous top scorer awards during his high-school career, and led the Ladue team to being the best in Missouri from 2010 to 2014. He also wrote for and hosted LIST, a well-received housewritten high school tournament.

High School Career

2009-2010

Max played on Ladue's B team for most of the season, and won high scorer awards at the Missouri Fall Academic Tournament and the Villa Duchesne Tournament. At the 2010 HSNCT, he led the team to a 5-5 record and was the third place freshman there.

2010-2011

After a summer study session, Max led Ladue in becoming one of the top 50 teams in the nation. With him, Ladue won 4 tournaments and placed second in the Mort Walker Invitational. Max won top scorer in all of those tournaments. He hosted the inaugural LIST, a tournament written by members of the Ladue team.

2011-2012

Max captained the Ladue teams that finished t-5th at the 2012 HSNCT and 11th at the 2012 NSC, as well as Missouri's 6th place NASAT team. He also came in 2nd place playing solo at Yale's BHSAT. He head-edited LIST again with Haohang Xu and received the 2012 MOQBA Award for Outstanding Student Involvement.

2012-2013

Max captained the Ladue team that came in 2nd at the 2013 HSNCT, and won the 2013 NSC and NASAT. He head-edited LIST for a third time (with Haohang Xu and Ben Zhang) and won PACE's Benjamin Cooper Young Ambassador Award.

College Career

In the 2013-14 season, Max and his quizbowl-uncle John Lawrence joined Chicago's Marshall Steinbaum and Charles Tian, placing 4th at the 2014 ICT and 2014 ACF Nationals.

Chicago's subsequent offseason acquisition of Chris Ray vaulted them into title contention, with the trio of Max, John, and Chris coming in 3rd at the 2015 ICT (with Michael Coates as their fourth player), 2nd at 2015 ACF Nationals (with James Lasker), followed by a championship at the 2016 ICT and another runner-up finish at 2016 ACF Nationals (both with Jason Zhou as the fourth).

Writing and Editing

Benjamin Cooper Young Ambassador Award
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Lily Chen
2013
Matt Bollinger
NSC Leading Scorer
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Adam Silverman
2013
Eric Xu
National High School Player of the Year
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Adam Silverman
2013
Eric Xu
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