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| − | McGill's club was founded in 2003 by Andrew Segal and Jon Klein, two alumni of the [[CHAT|Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto]] team that finished third in the 2002 [[Reach for the Top]] nationals. They have attended an [[NAQT]] SCT each year since, claiming the Division II title at the 2005 Canadian SCT at [[Ottawa]]. McGill has qualified for the [[2005 ICT]], [[2006 ICT]], | + | McGill's club was founded in 2003 by Andrew Segal and Jon Klein, two alumni of the [[CHAT|Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto]] team that finished third in the 2002 [[Reach for the Top]] nationals. They have attended an [[NAQT]] SCT each year since, claiming the Division II title at the 2005 Canadian SCT at [[Ottawa]]. McGill has qualified for the [[2005 ICT]], [[2006 ICT]], [[2007 ICT]], and [[2014 ICT]] but attended only in 2005, 2006 and 2014. In 2014 a McGill DII team placed 3rd overall. |
For several years, the team had no meeting room. Forced to play in the student bar, the public display has drawn several members, making it by far the largest team in Canada in terms of local membership. Through various factors, only a small portion of the group actually travels to tournaments. | For several years, the team had no meeting room. Forced to play in the student bar, the public display has drawn several members, making it by far the largest team in Canada in terms of local membership. Through various factors, only a small portion of the group actually travels to tournaments. | ||
Revision as of 23:45, 7 April 2014
| McGill University | |
| Location: Montreal, QC | |
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| Current President or Coach | Sebastian Drake |
| National championships | none |
| NAQT Page | link |
McGill University is an anglophone university in Montreal, Quebec. A trivia club was established in the 2002-03 season.
History
McGill's club was founded in 2003 by Andrew Segal and Jon Klein, two alumni of the Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto team that finished third in the 2002 Reach for the Top nationals. They have attended an NAQT SCT each year since, claiming the Division II title at the 2005 Canadian SCT at Ottawa. McGill has qualified for the 2005 ICT, 2006 ICT, 2007 ICT, and 2014 ICT but attended only in 2005, 2006 and 2014. In 2014 a McGill DII team placed 3rd overall.
For several years, the team had no meeting room. Forced to play in the student bar, the public display has drawn several members, making it by far the largest team in Canada in terms of local membership. Through various factors, only a small portion of the group actually travels to tournaments.
Hosted Tournaments
McGill hosted "Quebec Bowl" in October, 2005, consisting only of Ottawa and McGill teams. They hosted the 2006 NAQT Canadian SCT, which drew a larger field.