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ACHS A-Team qualifies for NAQT National Championship Only Adair Co. and DuPont Manual advance from State where team has 8-0 run with only one loss later, to the tournament champion DuPont Manual. Team members competing this weekend were Luke Maupin, Ryan Montgomery, Jake Leibeck, Eddie Franklin, Kyle Mann, Heather Jackson, Matt Rogers, and Alex Durham. Their coach is Brett Reliford. The Adair County High School quiz bowl team returned to action full force on Saturday, November 20, by quailfying for the NAQT National Championship at the University of Louisville Fall Invitational. 30 teams were represented out of some of the best across the entire state of Kentucky as well as some of the top teams from Ohio. The team went undefeated in the Preliminary pool play, finishing their early morning 4-0 finish with a victory over Top 10-rated and perennial state powerhouse Pikeville High School. Other victories in pool play came against defending 7th Region Champion St. Xavier (Louisville), defending 10th Region Champion Fleming County, and Louisville Mercy. In the afternoon tournament pairings, Adair County won consecutive matches against annual Top 10-ranked schools DuPont Manual, Simon Kenton, Danville, and Grayson County. This 8-0 run etched Adair a slot as one of two Kentucky teams to earn Nationals qualification at the tournament. The team's only losses on the day in the 30-team tournament came at the end against Number One-ranked and tournament champion Dupont Manual and against Walnut Hills from Cincinnati who finished 3rd. This was Adair's first tournament featuring 3/4 of the members who earned the prestigious 7th Place finish at least year's 200-team national championship, the most impressive finish ever at the event for a Kentucky school. Via their placement at the U of L tournament, Adair County will head back to the National Championship held this year in Atlanta, Georgia, on Memorial Day Weekend. The team's next event will be the Wright State University tournament in Dayton, Ohio, where the best teams from Ohio, from Kentucky, and from Georgia will go head-to-head.Team members competing this weekend were Luke Maupin, Ryan Montgomery, Jake Leibeck, Eddie Franklin, Kyle Mann, Heather Jackson, Matt Rogers, and Alex Durham. This story was posted on 2010-11-22 06:10:38
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