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|citystate = Ladue, MO
 
|citystate = Ladue, MO
 
|currentcoach = Jonah Krueger
 
|currentcoach = Jonah Krueger
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|state = [[2012 NAQT Missouri Qualifier|2012]], [[2013 NAQT Missouri Qualifier|2013]] [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier|NAQT]]<BR>2006, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 [[MSHSAA]] Class 4
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|state = [[2012 NAQT Missouri Qualifier|2012]], [[2013 NAQT Missouri Qualifier|2013]], [[2018 NAQT Missouri Qualifier|2018]] [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier|NAQT]]<BR>2006, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018 [[MSHSAA]] Class 4
 
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|nats appearances = HSNCT: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014<br/> PACE: 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016
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Following Ben Zhang's graduation in 2014, Ladue did not even advance to the district playoffs in 2015, breaking a streak of 9 consecutive State appearances. However, in 2016, freshmen [[Moses Schindler]] and [[Raj Paul]] led Ladue to a 2nd place finish at the [[MSHSAA]] Class 4 state championship behind [[Hickman]].
 
Following Ben Zhang's graduation in 2014, Ladue did not even advance to the district playoffs in 2015, breaking a streak of 9 consecutive State appearances. However, in 2016, freshmen [[Moses Schindler]] and [[Raj Paul]] led Ladue to a 2nd place finish at the [[MSHSAA]] Class 4 state championship behind [[Hickman]].
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Ladue earned their third NAQT Missouri Qualifier title and seventh MSHSAA State title in 2018.
  
 
==Nationals Performances==
 
==Nationals Performances==
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In 2016, a Ladue A team of [[Raj Paul]], [[Royce Dong]], [[Michael Muzinich]], and [[Logan Page]] finished 56th at [[2016 NSC|NSC]], and the Ladue B team of [[Akshay Govindan]], [[Glen Morgenstern]], [[Will Gorski]], [[Jack Madden]], [[Jeffrey Wang]], and [[Charlie Loitman]] placed 85th.
 
In 2016, a Ladue A team of [[Raj Paul]], [[Royce Dong]], [[Michael Muzinich]], and [[Logan Page]] finished 56th at [[2016 NSC|NSC]], and the Ladue B team of [[Akshay Govindan]], [[Glen Morgenstern]], [[Will Gorski]], [[Jack Madden]], [[Jeffrey Wang]], and [[Charlie Loitman]] placed 85th.
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In 2017, a Ladue A all-sophomore team of Raj Paul, Akshay Govindan, [[Moses Schindler]], and Jack Madden earned the JV title at [[2017 NSC|NSC]], finishing in 27th place overall.
  
 
==Records==
 
==Records==
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* [[Max Schindler]]'s 135 tossups (of 250 possible) in the [[2011 MSHSAA State Championship]] broke [[Mike Wehrman]]'s longstanding record of 133 set in 1997.
 
* [[Max Schindler]]'s 135 tossups (of 250 possible) in the [[2011 MSHSAA State Championship]] broke [[Mike Wehrman]]'s longstanding record of 133 set in 1997.
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* Ladue set a new record for most points scored throughout the five round State tournament in three consecutive years, breaking the previous record of 2585 with scores of 2840 in 2011, 3360 in 2012, and 3500 in 2013 (700 of 900 points per game). Ladue's total score of 3020 points in 2014 gives Ladue the top 4 spots on this list.
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* Ladue set a new record for most points scored throughout the five round State tournament in three consecutive years, breaking the previous record of 2585 with scores of 2840 in 2011, 3360 in 2012, and 3500 in 2013 (700 of 900 points per game). Ladue's total scores of 3020 points in 2014 and 2910 points in 2018 gives Ladue the top 5 spots on this list through 2018.
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* Ladue broke the single-game record of 640 points that stood for sixteen years three times in 2012, with a high score of 750 (of 900 possible). In fact, Ladue's ''average'' in five games was higher than this previous ''single-game'' record. Ladue then broke their own record the next year by scoring 830 points in a preliminary game. As of 2015, Ladue holds 8 of the top 9 highest scoring games in State history.
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* Ladue broke the single-game record of 640 points that stood for sixteen years three times in 2012, with a high score of 750 (of 900 possible). In fact, Ladue's ''average'' in five games was higher than this previous ''single-game'' record. Ladue then broke their own record the next year by scoring 830 points in a preliminary game. As of 2018, Ladue holds 9 of the top 10 highest scoring games in State history.
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* As of 2015:
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* As of 2018:
 
** Ladue holds the three highest scores in State championship games, setting the state record of 600 in 2013. Ladue also scored a semifinal record of 690 points in 2012.
 
** Ladue holds the three highest scores in State championship games, setting the state record of 600 in 2013. Ladue also scored a semifinal record of 690 points in 2012.
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** Ladue's nine appearances in the State tournament are tied for the Class 4 lead (with [[Central (Cape Girardeau, Missouri High School)|Cape Girardeau Central]]). These appearances occurred consecutively from 2006-2014, a period during which Ladue placed no worse than third, which is a Class 4 record streak, matched by [[Savannah]] (2000-2008, usually Class 3). [[Thomas Jefferson (MO)|Thomas Jefferson]] still holds the record of 10 consecutive top three finishes (1999-2008 in Class 1).
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** Ladue has reached the State tournament twelve times, leading all schools in number of Class 4 tournament appearances and finishing in the top three each time. Since their first appearance in 2006, Ladue had only missed the 2015 tournament. Nine consecutive appearances from 2006-2014 is a Class 4 record streak, matched by [[Savannah]] (2000-2008, sometimes in Class 4 but mostly in Class 3). [[Thomas Jefferson (MO)|Thomas Jefferson]] still holds the record of 10 consecutive top three finishes (1999-2008 in Class 1).
 
** Ladue's streak of four consecutive state championships only matches the Class 4 streak set by [[North Kansas City]] in the first four state tournaments from 1996-1999. Ladue's six consecutive ''appearances'' in the championship game from 2009-2014 is a Class 4 record, surpassing the four consecutive appearances by [[North Kansas City]], [[Parkway Central]], and [[Liberty]].
 
** Ladue's streak of four consecutive state championships only matches the Class 4 streak set by [[North Kansas City]] in the first four state tournaments from 1996-1999. Ladue's six consecutive ''appearances'' in the championship game from 2009-2014 is a Class 4 record, surpassing the four consecutive appearances by [[North Kansas City]], [[Parkway Central]], and [[Liberty]].
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** Ladue's six championships and one second place finish match the Class 4 record for championship game appearances held by [[North Kansas City]].
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** Ladue's seven championships and three second place finishes are the Class 4 records for championship game wins and appearances.
  
 
===NAQT===
 
===NAQT===
 
According to NAQT's database:
 
According to NAQT's database:
  
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* Ladue set the record for most points per tossups heard in a tournament's preliminary rounds on an [[IS]] or higher difficulty set with 640.0 points per 20 tossups heard at the March [[2013 NAQT Missouri Qualifier]], breaking the previous record of 635.0 set just two months before by [[Detroit Catholic Central]]. This remains an NAQT record as of May 9, 2015.
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* Ladue set the record for [https://www.naqt.com/stats/records/team-tournament-pptuh.jsp?audience_id=1002&difficulty_id=1004&difficulty_id=1006 most points per tossups heard over the course of a tournament] on an [[IS]] or higher difficulty set with 590.56 points per 20 tossups heard at the 2012 Villa Duchesne Invitational, breaking the previous record of 586.11 by [[Detroit Country Day]] in 2010. Ladue later broke their own record with 610.77 points per 20 tossups heard at the March [[2013 NAQT Missouri Qualifier]]. This remained an NAQT record until [[Hunter]] scored 627.27 points per 20 tossups heard on March 18, 2017.
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* Ladue set the record for most points per tossups heard in a single game on an [[IS]] or higher difficulty set with 765 points on 20 tossups heard at the March 2013 NAQT Missouri Qualifier, with a 14-5-1 stat line and 26.84 points per bonus. This was surpassed by [[Richard Montgomery]] at the December 2014 VCU Winter Tournament VII with 795 points on 20 tossups heard.
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* Ladue set the record for [https://www.naqt.com/stats/records/team-game-pptuh.jsp?audience_id=1002&difficulty_id=1004&difficulty_id=1006 most points per tossups heard in a single game] on an [[IS]] or higher difficulty set with 765 points on 20 tossups heard at the March 2013 NAQT Missouri Qualifier, with a 14-5-1 stat line and 26.84 points per bonus. This was surpassed by [[Richard Montgomery]] at the December 2014 VCU Winter Tournament VII with 795 points on 20 tossups heard.
  
 
==Hosting==
 
==Hosting==
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Starting in 2011, Ladue began hosting [[LIST]], an annual housewritten tournament which has been well-received across the country. In 2015, Ladue mirrored the [[VTACO]] set.  
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Starting in 2011, Ladue began hosting [[Ladue Invitational Spring Tournament (tournament)|LIST]], usually using a well-received [[Ladue Invitational Spring Tournament (set)|housewritten question set]] but sometimes mirroring other sets. Ladue mirrored the [[VTACO]] set in 2015 and [[FACTS]] in 2018. The tournament did not occur in 2016.
 
   
 
   
 
== Current Members ==
 
== Current Members ==
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Seniors (2017)
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Seniors (2018)
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* [[Philip Adams]]
 
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* [[Jeffrey Wang]]
 
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Juniors (2018)
 
 
* [[Glen Morgenstern]]
 
* [[Glen Morgenstern]]
 
* [[Will Gorski]]
 
* [[Will Gorski]]
 
* [[Charlie Loitman]]
 
* [[Charlie Loitman]]
  
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Sophomores (2019)
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Juniors (2019)
 
* [[Raj Paul]]
 
* [[Raj Paul]]
 
* [[Moses Schindler]]
 
* [[Moses Schindler]]
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== Alumni ==
 
== Alumni ==
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* [[Philip Adams]] (2017)
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* [[Jeffrey Wang]] (2017)
 
* [[Royce Dong]] (2016)
 
* [[Royce Dong]] (2016)
 
* [[Logan Page]] (2016)
 
* [[Logan Page]] (2016)
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{{NSC Champions}}
 
{{NSC Champions}}
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|previous = [[Liberty (Missouri High School)|Liberty]]<BR>[[North Kansas City]]<BR>[[Kirksville]]
 
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|next = [[North Kansas City]]<BR>[[Kirksville]]<BR>[[Clayton (MO)|Clayton]]}}
 
  
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{{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT Missouri Qualifier|NAQT Missouri]]
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|year = [[2012 NAQT Missouri Qualifier|2012]], [[2013 NAQT Missouri Qualifier|2013]]
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|previous = [[Liberty (MO)|Liberty]]
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|next = [[North Kansas City]]}}
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|previous = [[North Kansas City]]
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|next = [[Kirksville]]}}
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|previous = [[Kirksville]]
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|next = [[Clayton (MO)|Clayton]]}}
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{{Sbox_row|year = [[2018 MSHSAA State Championship|2018]]
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|previous = [[Washington (MO)|Washington]]
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|next = (defending champions)}}
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|previous = [[Savannah (MO)|Savannah]]
 
|previous = [[Savannah (MO)|Savannah]]
 
|next = [[Hallsville]]}}
 
|next = [[Hallsville]]}}
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{{Sbox_row|year = [[2018 NAQT Missouri Qualifier|2018]]
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|previous = [[Washington (MO)|Washington]]
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[[Category:High school teams]]  
 
[[Category:High school teams]]  

Revision as of 21:07, 7 May 2018

Ladue
LadueMO.jpg
Location:
Ladue, MO
Coaches Jonah Krueger
State Championships 2012, 2013, 2018 NAQT
2006, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018 MSHSAA Class 4
National Championships 2013 NSC, 2013 NASAT
National Appearances HSNCT: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
PACE: 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017
Program Status Unknown
School Size Unknown
NAQT Page link

Ladue Horton Watkins High School ("LADUE??! for short) is a public high school in the St. Louis, Missouri metropolitan area.

Ladue won the Class 4 MSHSAA state titles in 2006 and 2009 despite attending almost no tournaments, doing so due to knowledge gained in the real world and the relative weakness of the Missouri canon. After teams led by Max Schindler and Ben Zhang began attending tournaments regularly, Ladue dominated Missouri quizbowl and became one of the best teams in the nation, winning two national titles in 2013.

State Dominance

Beginning with Max Schindler's improvements in the 2009-2010 season, Ladue proved itself as the undisputed top Missouri team of the first half of the 2010's, winning the vast majority of Missouri tournaments they attended from 2011-2014, often doing so undefeated. Ladue won the MSHSAA Class 4 state championship in 2011-2014, and won the NAQT Missouri Qualifier when it attended that tournament in 2012 and 2013.

Following Ben Zhang's graduation in 2014, Ladue did not even advance to the district playoffs in 2015, breaking a streak of 9 consecutive State appearances. However, in 2016, freshmen Moses Schindler and Raj Paul led Ladue to a 2nd place finish at the MSHSAA Class 4 state championship behind Hickman.

Ladue earned their third NAQT Missouri Qualifier title and seventh MSHSAA State title in 2018.

Nationals Performances

A team of Max Schindler, Zev Kane, Ben Zhang, Jeremy Novack, and Haohang Xu tied for 13th at the 2011 HSNCT, where Max was an All-Star. Ladue tied for 5th at the 2012 HSNCT and placed 10th at the 2012 NSC.

In 2013, a Ladue A team of Schindler, Zhang, Xu, and Jialin Ding placed 2nd at HSNCT to LASA A, and Ladue B tied for 21st after going 7-3 in the prelims. The same Ladue A team won the 2013 NSC after defeating LASA A twice in a row, and was selected to be the Missouri NASAT team, winning the tournament in the first game of an advantaged final with Texas.

In 2014, a Ladue A team of Zhang, Ding, Kisan Thakkar, and Michael Prablek finished fourth at NSC, with two losses to St. John's and a 30 point loss to tournament champion LASA A. A team of Zhang, Ding, Thakkar, and Sam Crowder then finished fourth at HSNCT, with a 420-345 loss to Arcadia A and a 375-365 loss to LASA B.

In 2016, a Ladue A team of Raj Paul, Royce Dong, Michael Muzinich, and Logan Page finished 56th at NSC, and the Ladue B team of Akshay Govindan, Glen Morgenstern, Will Gorski, Jack Madden, Jeffrey Wang, and Charlie Loitman placed 85th.

In 2017, a Ladue A all-sophomore team of Raj Paul, Akshay Govindan, Moses Schindler, and Jack Madden earned the JV title at NSC, finishing in 27th place overall.

Records

MSHSAA State

Ladue's incredible talent, combined with a switch to NAQT questions in the 2011 season, led the team to shatter many MSHSAA State championship tournament records.

  • Max Schindler's 135 tossups (of 250 possible) in the 2011 MSHSAA State Championship broke Mike Wehrman's longstanding record of 133 set in 1997.
  • Ladue set a new record for most points scored throughout the five round State tournament in three consecutive years, breaking the previous record of 2585 with scores of 2840 in 2011, 3360 in 2012, and 3500 in 2013 (700 of 900 points per game). Ladue's total scores of 3020 points in 2014 and 2910 points in 2018 gives Ladue the top 5 spots on this list through 2018.
  • Ladue broke the single-game record of 640 points that stood for sixteen years three times in 2012, with a high score of 750 (of 900 possible). In fact, Ladue's average in five games was higher than this previous single-game record. Ladue then broke their own record the next year by scoring 830 points in a preliminary game. As of 2018, Ladue holds 9 of the top 10 highest scoring games in State history.
  • As of 2018:
    • Ladue holds the three highest scores in State championship games, setting the state record of 600 in 2013. Ladue also scored a semifinal record of 690 points in 2012.
    • Ladue has reached the State tournament twelve times, leading all schools in number of Class 4 tournament appearances and finishing in the top three each time. Since their first appearance in 2006, Ladue had only missed the 2015 tournament. Nine consecutive appearances from 2006-2014 is a Class 4 record streak, matched by Savannah (2000-2008, sometimes in Class 4 but mostly in Class 3). Thomas Jefferson still holds the record of 10 consecutive top three finishes (1999-2008 in Class 1).
    • Ladue's streak of four consecutive state championships only matches the Class 4 streak set by North Kansas City in the first four state tournaments from 1996-1999. Ladue's six consecutive appearances in the championship game from 2009-2014 is a Class 4 record, surpassing the four consecutive appearances by North Kansas City, Parkway Central, and Liberty.
    • Ladue's seven championships and three second place finishes are the Class 4 records for championship game wins and appearances.

NAQT

According to NAQT's database:

Hosting

Starting in 2011, Ladue began hosting LIST, usually using a well-received housewritten question set but sometimes mirroring other sets. Ladue mirrored the VTACO set in 2015 and FACTS in 2018. The tournament did not occur in 2016.

Current Members

Seniors (2018)

Juniors (2019)

Alumni

Tournament Results

2012-13 Academic Year

Date Tournament Question Set Team Record Rank Stats
10/20 Missouri Fall NAQT IS-118 A 13-1 1/32 [1]
B 9-3 3/32 [2]
C 4-6 18/32 [3]
D 4-6 19/32 [4]
E 2-8 29/32 [5]
12/01 Tiger Bowl V HSAPQ-32 A 13-0 1/31 [6]
B 10-2 2/31 [7]
C 6-4 11/31 [8]
D 4-6 25/31 [9]
2/02 Mort Walker Invitational GSAC A 11-0 1/24 [10]
B 11-2 2/24 [11]
C 9-3 3/24 [12]
D 8-3 9/24 [13]
E 6-5 14/24 [14]
2/16 WUHSAC XV BHSAT A 11-1 1/28 [15]
B 5-4 17/28 [16]
3/02 NAQT Missouri Qualifier NAQT IS-124 A 13-0 1/30 [17]
B 10-3 2/30 [18]
C 4-6 16/30 [19]
D 2-8 28/30 [20]


External links

PACE National Scholastic Championship Champions

1998-2007
1998: State College  · 1999: State College  · 2000: State College  · 2001: State College  · 2002: Richard Montgomery  · 2003: Dorman  · 2004: Maggie Walker  · 2005: TJHSST A  · 2006: Raleigh Charter  · 2007: Maggie Walker
2008-2017
2008: Walt Whitman  · 2009: Wilmington Charter  · 2010: State College  · 2011: State College  · 2012: Hunter A  · 2013: Ladue  · 2014: LASA A · 2015: DCC A  · 2016: LASA A  · 2017: DCC A
2018-2027
2018: TJHSST A  · 2019: TJHSST A  · 2021: TJHSST A  · 2022: Lambert  · 2023: Barrington A  · 2024: Barrington
MSHSAA Class 4 State Champion
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Liberty
2006
North Kansas City
North Kansas City
2009
Kirksville
Kirksville
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Clayton
Washington
2018
(defending champions)
NAQT Missouri Champion
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Savannah
2012, 2013
Hallsville
Washington
2018
(defending champions)
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