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== History ==  
 
== History ==  
  
Eldon's quizbowl team is believed to have existed since at least 1998, with the first known picture of the team taken in the spring of 2002. The first known competition results appeared in a forum post in April 2008, regarding the conference results that year. [https://moquizbowl.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1613 ]  
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Eldon's quizbowl team is believed to have existed since at least 1998, with the first known picture of the team taken in the spring of 2002 that included then-coach David Herren. The first known competition results appeared in a forum post in April 2008, regarding the conference results that year. [https://moquizbowl.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1613 ]  
  
Eldon achieved a small amount of notoriety between 2010 and 2014, when the team began placing first and second in their district and conference tournaments. While there are no published individual stats from the time, All-District results and accounts from the time imply that most of the scoring was done by a player named Mikayla Petchell.
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Eldon achieved a small amount of early notoriety with two conference wins 2011 and 2012 and district titles in 2013 and 2014. While there are no known individual statistics from the time, All-District results and accounts from the time imply that most of the scoring was done by a player named Mikayla Petchell.
  
The team attended few events until the 2016-17 season, when coach Suzanne Henley retired and Sally Garbi decided to take the position. The team began attending their first regular tournaments during this time, primarily novice tournaments from around central Missouri. Their first major success, however, was at the 2018 [[Sparta]] Fall Tournament, placing third and gaining the school's first ever bid to [[PACE NSC]]. Their success was further elevated when [[Tuscumbia]] player Caleb Martonfi moved to the school, helping lead the team to a 4th-place state finish in [[2019 MSHSAA State Championship|2019]]. Their first nationals was not as successful, going 3-12 and placing 93rd out of 96 teams.
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The team attended few events until the 2016-17 season, when coach Suzanne Henley retired and Sally Garbi decided to take the position. Their first major success was at the 2018 [[Sparta]] Fall Tournament, placing third and gaining the school's first ever bid to [[PACE NSC]]. Their success continued when [[Tuscumbia]] player Caleb Martonfi transferred to the school, helping lead the team to a 4th-place state finish in [[2019 MSHSAA State Championship|2019]]. Their first national performance was not as successful, going 3-12 and placing 93rd out of 96 teams.
  
After a brief yet equally-competitive 2019-20 season, Sally Garbi retired, leaving her spot to coaches Emily Waller and Nick Dissen. The team went into 2020-21 primarily led by Jacob Groves and [[user:Connor Lee|Connor Lee]], who nearly broke the [[Hoppes-Mikanowski limit]] at the [[Outstate Missouri Academic Rendezvous]], yet the team was once again unable to break out of the bottom bracket at the [[2021 NSC]].
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After a brief yet equally-competitive 2019-20 season, Sally Garbi retired, leaving her spot to coaches Emily Waller and Nick Dissen. The team went into 2020-21 primarily led by Jacob Groves and [[user:Connor Lee|Connor Lee]], but was once again unable to break out of the bottom bracket at the [[2021 NSC]].
  
== Current Members ==
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Nick Dissen was able to fully assume the coaching position the following year, and the team under Connor Lee tied for 7th at the [[2022 SSNCT]]. During the 2022-23 season, the team won its first district title in four years under a team captained by Matthew Pollett.
  
* [[user:Connor Lee|Connor Lee]] (2022)
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[[Category:High school teams]] [[Category:Missouri high school teams]] [[Category:Missouri (State)]] [[Category:High school quizbowl in Missouri]]
* Anneliese Brundin (2022)
 
* Matthew Polett (2023)
 
* Addyson Gerber (2023)
 
* Luke Graham (2024)
 
* Neven Zimmerman (2024)
 
* William Eaton (2024)
 
* Lydia Moritz (2025)
 
* Brayden Martin (2025)
 
 
 
== Alumni ==
 
* Jacob Groves (2021)
 
* Kayla Kennon (2021)
 
* Caleb Martonfi (2020)
 
* Ryan Dodds (2020)
 
* Kenzi Bustamante (2020)
 
* Autumn Clark (2019)
 
* Emelie Johnston (2019)
 
* Robert Wester (2018)
 
* Mikayla Petchell (2014)
 
* Dustin Lee (2013)
 
* Heather Moritz (2004)
 
 
 
 
 
[[Category:High school teams]] [[Category:Missouri high school teams]][[Category:Missouri (State)]][[Category:High school quizbowl in Missouri]]
 

Latest revision as of 02:21, 4 May 2023

Eldon
Location:
Eldon, MO
Coaches Nick Dissen
National Appearances 2019, 2021 NSC; 2022 SSNCT
Program Status Active
School Size 441 (grades 9-11)
NAQT Page link

Eldon High School is is a public high school in central Missouri, currently competing in Class 4 (Class 3, before the 2021 MSHSAA Realignment). They have regularly attended the Tri-County Conference since at least 2008.

History

Eldon's quizbowl team is believed to have existed since at least 1998, with the first known picture of the team taken in the spring of 2002 that included then-coach David Herren. The first known competition results appeared in a forum post in April 2008, regarding the conference results that year. [1]

Eldon achieved a small amount of early notoriety with two conference wins 2011 and 2012 and district titles in 2013 and 2014. While there are no known individual statistics from the time, All-District results and accounts from the time imply that most of the scoring was done by a player named Mikayla Petchell.

The team attended few events until the 2016-17 season, when coach Suzanne Henley retired and Sally Garbi decided to take the position. Their first major success was at the 2018 Sparta Fall Tournament, placing third and gaining the school's first ever bid to PACE NSC. Their success continued when Tuscumbia player Caleb Martonfi transferred to the school, helping lead the team to a 4th-place state finish in 2019. Their first national performance was not as successful, going 3-12 and placing 93rd out of 96 teams.

After a brief yet equally-competitive 2019-20 season, Sally Garbi retired, leaving her spot to coaches Emily Waller and Nick Dissen. The team went into 2020-21 primarily led by Jacob Groves and Connor Lee, but was once again unable to break out of the bottom bracket at the 2021 NSC.

Nick Dissen was able to fully assume the coaching position the following year, and the team under Connor Lee tied for 7th at the 2022 SSNCT. During the 2022-23 season, the team won its first district title in four years under a team captained by Matthew Pollett.