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Revision as of 14:58, 6 June 2010
State College | |
Location: State College, PA | |
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Coaches | Julie Gittings |
State Championships | N/A |
National Championships | 1998 PACE; 1999 PACE; 2000 PACE; 2001 PACE; 2000 NAQT; 1998 NAC |
Program Status | Unknown |
School Size | Unknown |
NAQT Page | link |
The State College Area High School Knowledge Masters team is a high school quizbowl team in State College, Pennsylvania. It hosts a NAQT IS-A Tournament every spring, SCAT. Members also do Science Bowl and Ocean Bowl.
State College holds two records for winning streaks: they are the only team to win either a particular national or any national in four straight years, by winning all four PACE NSC tournaments from 1998 to 2001. They also won an NAC title and an NAQT title during that timeframe. State College is the only team to successfully defend its title as NSC champion.
Secondly, State College holds the record for a game-by-game winning streak at the PACE NSC. Their 37-victory streak is bookended by playoff bracket losses to Henry Ford II in 1998 and Georgetown Day in 2001.
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