Quiz Bowl Team begins season

Daniel '21, Ethan '21, Ben '21, Emily '22, and Adeolu '22 placed fourth during the Vanderbilt tournament last weekend.
By Pat Miletich, Quiz Bowl Faculty Advisor

On Saturday, November 2, the USN Quiz Bowl team attended the Vanderbilt Spooky V tournament. The all freshman team of Riya Narayan, Luke Dinger, Iris Li, Leala Nakagaws, and Maya Giles did well for their first tournament. After several close games and going up against the strongest teams in the tournament, they ended with a 3-7 record. The A team of Daniel Borza '21, Ethan Li '21, Ben Gregg '21, Emily Wykoff '22, and Adeolu Ajayi '22 placed fourth in the tournament. Congratulations to these students.
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