The National History Bee and Bowl is pleased to announce that we will once again be returning to Ola High School in McDonough, Henry County, GA for the 2012 Georgia State History Bee and Bowl Championships. Please note: the date has now been changed to Saturday, March 17, 2012. This tournament will be run on our A set, so that the thriving Georgia circuit will get a chance to test itself on Nationals-level questions. More information will be forthcoming shortly and we look forward to seeing you there!
| Date |
March 17, 2012 |
| Registration Deadline |
March 16, 2012 7:00pm EST |
| Address |
357 North Ola Road, McDonough, GA
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| Question Set |
A |
| Coordinator |
David Madden director@historybowl.com
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| Director |
Eric Huff |
| Schedule of Events |
| 7:30 | Doors Open, Registration Opens
| | 8:20 | Please arrive no later than this time!
| | 8:35 | Opening Meeting
| | 9:00 | History Bowl - Round 1
| | 9:40 | History Bowl - Round 2
| | 10:20 | History Bowl - Round 3
| | 10:55 | History Bee - Opening Meeting
| | 11:10 | History Bee - Round 1
| | 11:40 | History Bee - Round 2
| | 12:10 | History Bee - Round 3
| | 12:35 | Lunch
| | 1:30 | History Bowl - Round 4
| | 2:10 | History Bowl - Round 5
| | 2:50 | History Bee Finals
| | 3:30 | History Bowl Octofinals, JV Semifinals
| | 4:10 | History Bowl Quarterfinals, JV Finals
| | 4:50 | History Bowl Semifinals
| | 5:20 | History Bowl Finals
| | 5:45 | End |
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| Teams |
- Ola A
- Ola B
- Apalachee A
- Apalachee B
- Apalachee C*
- Whitefield Academy
- Mountain View
- Sandy Creek
- Locust Grove A
- Locust Grove B*
- Duluth
- Savannah Arts Academy
- Brookwood
- Union Grove
- Covenant Christian (expressed interest)
- Chattahoochee (expressed interest)
- Alpharetta (expressed interest)
- Athens Academy (expressed interest)
- Prince Avenue Christian (expressed interest)
- Fulton Science Academy (expressed interest)
- Ware County (expressed interest)
- Parkview (expressed interest)
- Norcross (expressed interest)
* denotes junior varsity
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| Sponsors |
Georgia Academic Team Association and the Georgia Council for History Education |
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