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Quiz Bowl Competes at National Championships of International Academic Competitions

4/30/2025

Members of the SHP Quiz Bowl Team represented our school at the National Championships of International Academic Competitions, traveling with coach Dr. David Moore to Arlington, VA over the final weekend of Easter break.

Our JV squad of Aidan Lutz '27, Quentin Cunningham '28, Cameron Bonanno '27 and Mario Bagnara '27 won a sudden death tiebreaker to make the semifinals and finished 4th place overall in the National History Bowl against a field of 54 teams from around the country. Our varsity squad of seniors Lucas Miranda, Paul Lomelo, Aidan Walters and Isaac Jacoby competed in the National History Bowl against very tough opponents in a field of 96 varsity teams, finishing in the middle of the pack.

In the individual competitions, Quentin Cunningham '28 was a finalist for the JV US History Bee and a semifinalist for the JV National History Bee, as well as the silver medalist for the US History written exam. Aidan Lutz '27 was a semifinalist for the Varsity Geography Bee, as well as the JV US History Bee and the JV National History Bee.

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