TJIAT

The TJIAT (Thomas Jefferson Invitational Academic Tournament, formerly Thomas Jefferson It's Academic Tournament) is an annual or semi-annual high school tournament hosted by Thomas Jefferson. In recent years, the Fall incarnation has purchased questions from a vendor, while the Winter tournament has used house-written questions. The first TJIAT was started by Andrew Yaphe [1], though information about that time period is vague at best.

Date	Champion	Runner-up	Stats	Questions	Notes
1993/1994				House-written	The first confirmed instance of a TJIAT [2]
1994/1995				House-written
1995/1996				House-written
1996/1997				House-written
1997/1998				House-written
1998/1999				House-written
December 1999	Eleanor Roosevelt	Walton		House-written	Used related tossup/bonus format, and supposedly contained an impossible finals packet [3]
December 16, 2000	Georgetown Day	C.D. Hylton		House-written	Used tossup/bonus format [4] [5]
December 16, 2001	Eleanor Roosevelt	Sidwell Friends		House-written	Used tossup/bonus format [6]
February 8, 2003	Maggie Walker	Montgomery Blair		House-written	[7] [8]
October 25, 2003	Richard Montgomery	Eleanor Roosevelt	[9] [10]	NAQT	Supposedly a mace was awarded as an individual prize [11]
January 17, 2004	Maggie Walker A	Maggie Walker B	[12]	House-written	[13]
October 2, 2004	State College	Gonzaga		NAQT	[14] [15]
January 15, 2005	Raleigh Charter	Maggie Walker	[16]	House-written	Featured an insanely hard finals match [17]
October 1, 2005	Richard Montgomery	Raleigh Charter	[18]	NAQT	[19]
January 14, 2006	State College	Richard Montgomery	[20]	House-written	[21]
October 7, 2006	Richard Montgomery	State College		NAQT	[22]
January 13, 2007	Maggie Walker	Raleigh Charter	[23] [24]	House-written	[25]
October 13, 2007	Richard Montgomery	Stuyvesant	[26]	NAQT	[27]
January 12, 2008	Walt Whitman	Wilmington Charter	[28]	House-written	Known as the T.J. Housh Classic [29]
October 18, 2008	Wilmington Charter	Dorman	[30]	NAQT	[31]
January 10, 2009	Wilmington Charter	Georgetown Day	[32]	House-written	Known as the Mostly Over-hyped House-written Invitational Tournament (MOHIT) [33]
October 17, 2009	TBD	TBD		HSAPQ	[34]
January 30, 2010	TBD	TBD		House-written