Quiz Bowl
Two teams of four compete head to head to be the first to answer questions read by a moderator. Quiz Bowl is presented in cooperation with National Academic Quiz Tournaments (NAQT).
After an incredibly exciting day of tight competition, we're pleased to congratulate The Early College at Guilford, our High School State Champion, and Smith Middle School, our Middle School State Champion!
Read more: Congratulations to our 2018 Quiz Bowl Tournament State Champions!
Here are the basics of NCASA Quiz Bowl
- A team has up to eight players but only four play at a time.
- Each match has twenty toss-up / bonus combinations, ten in each half.
- Each toss-up / bonus combination begins with a toss-up question available to any player on either team.
- As the question is being read any player may buzz-in to answer the question.
- A correct answer earns ten points and the right for that team to answer the three-part bonus question worth thirty points.
Quiz Bowl is an academic competition in which two teams of four students compete head to head using a buzzer system to be the first to answer questions read by a moderator. The fast-paced format tests the combined prowess of the teams to determine the ultimate winner.
Quiz Bowl is presented in cooperation with National Academic Quiz Tournaments (NAQT)
After an incredibly exciting day of tight competition, we're pleased to congratulate The Early College at Guilford, our High School State Champion, and Smith Middle School, our Middle School State Champion!
Read more: Congratulations to our 2016 Quiz Bowl Tournament State Champions!
After an incredibly exciting day of tight competition, we're pleased to congratulate The Early College at Guilford, our High School State Champion, and Metrolina Regional Scholars Academy, our Middle School State Champion!
Read more: Congratulations to our 2017 Quiz Bowl Tournament State Champions!
The 2016 Regional Quiz Bowl Tournaments were hosted by six sites throughout North Carolina on March 5. 86 teams competed in 17 tournaments to be crowned Regional Champions and advance to the March 19 State Final hosted by NC School of Science and Mathematics of Durham. Shown below are the rankings of the advancing teams from each Regional:
