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The '''2011 High School National Championship''' was won by [[State College]], consisting of [[Graham Moyer]], [[David Liu]], [[Monica McLaughlin]], and [[Christoph Schlom]]. The tournament was held at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Atlanta, Georgia. This tournament set a new record for the sixth straight year with 224 teams competing at one site. | The '''2011 High School National Championship''' was won by [[State College]], consisting of [[Graham Moyer]], [[David Liu]], [[Monica McLaughlin]], and [[Christoph Schlom]]. The tournament was held at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Atlanta, Georgia. This tournament set a new record for the sixth straight year with 224 teams competing at one site. | ||
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+ | [[Dorman|Dorman A]] went undefeated during the preliminaries, the first team to do so since [[GDS|Georgetown Day]] in 2009. However, after beating [[Chattahoochee]] in the first round of the playoffs, Dorman A then lost to [[duPont Manual|duPont Manual A]] and [[Bellarmine]] in consecutive matches, leaving them tied for 20th. | ||
==Tournament Results== | ==Tournament Results== |
Revision as of 08:51, 20 July 2011
2011 NAQT HSNCT | |
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Edited by | NAQT |
Champion | State College A |
Runner-up | LASA A |
Third | Bellarmine |
Fourth | Stevenson |
High scorer | Adam Silverman, Centennial |
Site | Atlanta, GA |
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Stats |
The 2011 High School National Championship was won by State College, consisting of Graham Moyer, David Liu, Monica McLaughlin, and Christoph Schlom. The tournament was held at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Atlanta, Georgia. This tournament set a new record for the sixth straight year with 224 teams competing at one site.
Dorman A went undefeated during the preliminaries, the first team to do so since Georgetown Day in 2009. However, after beating Chattahoochee in the first round of the playoffs, Dorman A then lost to duPont Manual A and Bellarmine in consecutive matches, leaving them tied for 20th.
Tournament Results
State College beat LASA in both games of an advantaged final to win the tournament.
Top 16 Teams:
Rank | Team | Rank | Team |
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1. | State College A | 8t. | Novi A |
2. | LASA A | 8t. | Seven Lakes A |
3. | Bellarmine | 8t. | Thomas Jefferson B |
4. | Stevenson | 8t. | duPont Manual A |
5t. | Centennial | ||
5t. | Maggie Walker A | ||
5t. | Richard Montgomery A | ||
8t. | Detroit Catholic Central B |
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