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| − | '''East Brunswick High School''', usually acronymized '''EB''', is a public high school in East Brunswick, New Jersey. They frequently rank among the top teams at both local and national tournaments. They are particularly known for their very strong history players. Their program has existed since at least 1992, although the team played "[[Chip Beall|Chip]] Bowl" at events like the [[NAC]] at that time. They played an [[NAQT]] tournament in 1997, and returned briefly in 2002. Starting from the 2005-2006 season, they have | + | '''East Brunswick High School''', usually acronymized '''EB''', is a public high school in East Brunswick, New Jersey. They frequently rank among the top teams at both local and national tournaments. They are particularly known for their very strong history players. Their program has existed since at least 1992, although the team played "[[Chip Beall|Chip]] Bowl" at events like the [[NAC]] at that time. They played an [[NAQT]] tournament in 1997, and returned briefly in 2002. Starting from the 2005-2006 season, they have attended tournaments every year. EB has been hosting the annual [[East Brunswick Funfest|Funfest]] tournament since 2016 and the annual [[East Brunswick Bears Pre-Nationals Tournament|Pre-Nationals]] tournament since 2017. |
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Revision as of 22:59, 8 September 2021
| East Brunswick High School | |
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| Location: East Brunswick, NJ | |
| Club Presidents | Lillian Zhu, Saketh Mandayam |
| Coaches | Lorna Fitzpatrick-Laurie, Coach (2015-) Lisa Cunkelman, Assistant Coach (2020-) |
| State Championships | 2008 NAQT |
| National Championships | 1994 NAC |
| National Appearances | Pyramidal: HSNCT: 2006-2009, 2012, 2015-2019, 2021 NHBB: 2021 ONCT: 2021 Non-pyramidal: NAC: 1994, 2003 PAC: 1992 TOC: 1997 |
| Program Status | Active |
| School Size | ~2100 |
| NAQT Page | link |
East Brunswick High School, usually acronymized EB, is a public high school in East Brunswick, New Jersey. They frequently rank among the top teams at both local and national tournaments. They are particularly known for their very strong history players. Their program has existed since at least 1992, although the team played "Chip Bowl" at events like the NAC at that time. They played an NAQT tournament in 1997, and returned briefly in 2002. Starting from the 2005-2006 season, they have attended tournaments every year. EB has been hosting the annual Funfest tournament since 2016 and the annual Pre-Nationals tournament since 2017.
Current Roster
The high school only includes grades 10-12, so there are no freshman players on the team.
| East Brunswick roster | |||||||||
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| Upperclassmen
Seniors (Class of 2022)
Juniors (Class of 2023)
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Underclassmen
Sophomores (Class of 2024)
Freshmen
Other Players
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Coach/President
Key (C) Captain (A) Alternate Captain | |||||||
Notable Alumni
Note: College affiliation only listed for alumni who continued to play in college.
- Aaron Sin (Yale)
- Aditya Panda
- Alexander Zozula
- Dennis Jang (Brown)
- Yi Shi (Rutgers)
2008
- Jonah Feldman
- Nitin Viswanathan
- Paul Shi
- Vayu Kishore
2009
- Arun Nanduri
- Steven Abrams
- Tom Wang
2010
- Stephen Smilowitz
2011
- Indraneel Purohit
- Karen Nan
- Michael Abrams
- Tony Song (Chicago)
2012
2013
- Brendan Gilmartin
- David Schafer
- Dhriti Kishore
- Paras Shah (NYU)
2014
- Abhisek Grami
- Sachin Shanbhag
- Yakau Feldman
2015
2016
- Anand Nanduri (Yale)
- Cameron Masschaele (Rutgers)
- Emmett Laurie (Rutgers)
- Jason Xu (Princeton)
- Jeff Chen
- Mason Murray-Cooper
- Shirley Song
- Vasu Jain
2017
- Alice Zhang
- Derek Kuldinow (Yale)
- Gowtham Balaji
2018
- Bryan Tong (Duke)
- Joseph Ham (Brown)
- Mitchell Rimmerman (Georgetown)
- Suvel Karmarkar (Rutgers)
2019
- Jonathan Shoung
- Lucas Hsu (NYU)
- Rishi Banerjee (Georgia Tech)
2020
- Alexander Suponya (Rutgers)
- Atharva Acharya (Indiana)
- David Ovetsky (Cornell)
- Dylan Ye (Rutgers)
- Jackson Lee (Rutgers)
- Jeffrey Han (Chicago)
2021