Results from previous MSHSAA State Championships
On May 3 & 4 2023, players from across the state competed in the 2022 MSHSAA Scholar Bowl Championship, which was hosted at Missouri University in Columbia. Play was returned to normal this year, with teams playing a full round robin, with seeding to determine the championship games. Congratulations to all teams on a great performance!
Class 1
Champion- Mound City
2nd Place- North Shelby
3rd Place- School of the Ozarks
4th Place- Linn County
Class 2
On May 5 & 6 2023, players from across the state competed in the 2022 MSHSAA Scholar Bowl Championship, which was hosted at Missouri University in Columbia. Play was returned to normal this year, with teams playing a full round robin, with seeding to determine the championship games. Congratulations to all teams on a great performance!
Class 1
Champion- North Shelby
2nd Place- Mound City
3rd Place- Union Star
4th Place- Golden City
Class 2
On May 6 & 7 2022, players from across the state competed in the 2022 MSHSAA Scholar Bowl Championship, which was hosted at Missouri University in Columbia. Play was returned to normal this year, with teams playing a full round robin, with seeding to determine the championship games. Congratulations to all teams on a great performance!
Class 1
Champion- St. Elizabeth
2nd Place- North Shelby
3rd Place- School of the Ozarks
4th Place- Tarkio
Class 2
On May 6, 7, and 8 2021, players from across the state competed in the 2021 MSHSAA Scholar Bowl Championship, which was hosted at MSHSAA Headquarters in Columbia. Given unique circumstances for the season due to the Covid-19 pandemic, some alterations to the format were used. The Missouri Academic Coaches Association would like to congratulate the following teams on their state performance!
Class 1
State Champions- North Shelby
2nd Place- Lutheran (Kansas City)
3rd Place- Hume
4th Place- Tarkio
State Champion: Exeter
2nd Place: Columbia Independent School
3rd Place: Appleton City
4th Place: Stanberry
State Champion: College Heights Christian
2nd Place: Thayer
3rd Place: Polo
4th Place: Calvary Lutheran
State Champion: John Burroughs
2nd Place: Hallsville
3rd Place: Palmyra
4th Place: Eldon
State Champion: Ladue
2nd Place: Central (St. Joseph)
3rd Place: Kickapoo
4th Place: Fort Zumwalt North
State Champion: Lakeland
2nd Place: Thomas Jefferson Independent
3rd Place: Tuscumbia
4th Place: Mound City
State Champion: Louisiana
2nd Place: College Heights Christian
3rd Place: Thayer
4th Place: South Shelby
State Champion: Hallsville
2nd Place: Priory
3rd Place: Savannah
4th Place: Cuba
State Champion: Ladue
2nd Place: St. Joseph Central
3rd Place: Helias Catholic
4th Place: Rolla
State Champion: Thomas Jefferson Independent
2nd Place: Lakeland
3rd Place: Wellsville-Middletown
4th Place: Mound City
State Champion: Louisiana
2nd Place: Calvary Lutheran
3rd Place: Bishop LeBlond
4th Place: Thayer
State Champion: Savannah
2nd Place: Orchard Farm
3rd Place: Hallsville
4th Place: Cuba
State Champion: Washington
2nd Place: Ladue
3rd Place: Hickman
4th Place: St. Joseph Central
State Champion: Thomas Jefferson Independent
2nd Place: Columbia Independent
3rd Place: North Andrew
4th Place: Polo
State Champion: Calvary Lutheran
2nd Place: Louisiana
3rd Place: College Heights Christian
4th Place: Saxony Lutheran
State Champion: Orchard Farm
2nd Place: Priory
3rd Place: Hallsville
4th Place: Springfield Catholic
State Champion: Hickman
2nd Place: Ladue
3rd Place: Farmington
4th Place: St. Joseph Central
This year, MACA also decided to award medals to the top 4 individuals in each class based on the whole day, in addition to the All-State medals based on prelims only. [In order to get an All-Star, the player must have played all 5 games.] The list of those All-Star award winners is below:
Class 1 All-Stars:
1. Ross Sparrow, Tuscumbia, 20.6
T2. Noah Dickinson, Thomas Jefferson, 10.00
T2. Christian Atteberry, Thomas Jefferson, 10.00
T4. Cameron Albrecht, Green City, 8.0
T4. Noah Wells, Thomas Jefferson, 8.0
Class 2 All-Stars:
1. Josh Vogel, Saxony Lutheran, 17.6
All-State awards are based on the three preliminary rounds of the MSHSAA state tournament.
Class 1
1. Ross Sparrow, Tuscumbia, 23.33
T2. Noah Dickinson, Thomas Jefferson, 11.00
T2. Christian Atteberry, Thomas Jefferson, 11.00
4. Cameron Albrecht, Green City, 8.67
5. Noah Wells, Thomas Jefferson, 8.00
6. Danielle Bailey, DeKalb, 6.67
T7. Jacob Schwenneker, Princeton, 5.33
T7. Kayla Carrington, Bismarck, 5.33
9. Savannah Millburn, Princeton, 5.00
10. Josh Schoonover, Princeton, 4.33
Class 2
1. Joshua Vogel, Saxony Lutheran, 16.33
2. Trent Homan, Richland, 14.33