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2011-2012 Twelve State Finals Results and Scholastic Cup Standings

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The North Carolina Association for Scholastic Activities held the Twelve State Finals Saturday, December 3 in the auditorium of Simon G. Atkins Academic and Technology High School in Winston-Salem. Finishing in first place with a runaway victory was Ardrey Kell High School of Charlotte who tallied 78 points.

 

Finishing in second place was Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy of Rutherford County with a final score of 62. Finishing close behind in third place with a final score of 61 was Myers Park High School of Charlotte. Also competing in the state finals were Jordan-Matthews HS of Siler City (56 pts), Simon G. Atkins HS of Winston-Salem (46 pts), Southern HS of Durham(39 pts), Early College of Forsyth (39 pts), and Lexington HS (36 pts). Congratulations to everyone who competed in the state finals.

Last Updated (Monday, December 12, 2011 10:33 PM)

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Middle School of the Year Award Announced

The North Carolina Association for Scholastic Activities is proud to announce the North Carolina Middle School of the Year Award (MSOY).  The MSOY is analogous to the Wachovia Cup and the NCASA Scholastic Cup.  It is awarded to the best middle school in North Carolina based on their performance in the four major middle school team scholastic competitions. Here are our MSOY partners:

 

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New Scholastic Cup Partner

The North Carolina Chess Association is NCASA's eighth Scholastic Cup partner.  They join the NC Science Bowl as a new Scholastic Cup partner and these inaugural partners:

  • Envirothon
  • Odyssey of the Mind
  • Economics Challenge
  • Science Olympiad
  • Tarheel Forensic League
  • State Mathematics Contest

Schools earn Scholastic Cup points for participation and excellence in these and the four NCASA competitions.

Last Updated (Tuesday, August 23, 2011 04:55 PM)

 

What's New for 2011?

NCASA has two new exciting programs for 2011. First, interested member schools will be placed into conferences to facilitate weekly Quiz Bowl matches. Second, we will present the North Carolina Glee Club Competition.

 

Last Updated (Tuesday, August 23, 2011 05:30 PM)

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NCASA Annual Meeting Highlights

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The North Carolina Association for Scholastic Activities held its First Annual Meeting yesterday at Southern High School in Durham. The following are highlights from the 3:00 meeting:

The NCASA Scholastic Cup was awarded to Myers Park High School of Charlotte.

Leon Pfeiffer presents Scholastic Cup to Jason Kline

Last Updated (Tuesday, September 20, 2011 06:34 PM)

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