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Member of [[Honaker]]'s Quizbowl team and team captain during the 2009-2010 season. Noted for breaking the school's VHSL records for most points scored in a single game (260), most points in a single round (130), highest single-season point total, and greatest accumulation of points in a career. The latter of the two records are noted because he broke both records in 18 games; previous record-holders took ~30 games to do so. | Member of [[Honaker]]'s Quizbowl team and team captain during the 2009-2010 season. Noted for breaking the school's VHSL records for most points scored in a single game (260), most points in a single round (130), highest single-season point total, and greatest accumulation of points in a career. The latter of the two records are noted because he broke both records in 18 games; previous record-holders took ~30 games to do so. | ||
| − | Notable antics include | + | Notable antics include negging Tennessee Williams for Isabel Allende, negging Freddie Mercury on a question about Nelson Mandela, and being able to answer questions on World War II battles while buzzing outdoors in a raging thunderstorm. |
Plans to matriculate at [[William and Mary]] in fall 2010, yet is still debating over whether to continue playing quizbowl or retire from it entirely. | Plans to matriculate at [[William and Mary]] in fall 2010, yet is still debating over whether to continue playing quizbowl or retire from it entirely. | ||
Revision as of 17:12, 29 January 2010
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| Noted subjects | General |
| High school | Honaker (2006-2010) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Member of Honaker's Quizbowl team and team captain during the 2009-2010 season. Noted for breaking the school's VHSL records for most points scored in a single game (260), most points in a single round (130), highest single-season point total, and greatest accumulation of points in a career. The latter of the two records are noted because he broke both records in 18 games; previous record-holders took ~30 games to do so.
Notable antics include negging Tennessee Williams for Isabel Allende, negging Freddie Mercury on a question about Nelson Mandela, and being able to answer questions on World War II battles while buzzing outdoors in a raging thunderstorm.
Plans to matriculate at William and Mary in fall 2010, yet is still debating over whether to continue playing quizbowl or retire from it entirely.