The 2019 annual MACA conference will be held at Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center (2601 S Providence Rd, Columbia, MO 65203) on October 7th. The conference will feature information about rules and format changes for the upcoming season along with tutorial break-out sessions on a variety of Quiz Bowl subjects that range in skill level from beginning coaches to 30 year veterans.
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
The 2019 MSHSAA District tournaments took place on April 6, with 16 tournaments in each of the four classes. The 64 district winners advance to the sectional round on Tuesday, April 17. Sectional tournaments consist of a best two-out-of-three game format in which each odd district winner will host the corresponding even district winner. Each sectional winner will then advance to the state championship on Friday, May 4 (Classes 1 and 2) or Saturday, May 5 (Classes 3 and 4).
Available district championship game scores and all-district teams are listed on these pages:
On March 9th, 18 teams competed for the 2019 MACA JV State title hosted at Helias High School. After the preliminary rounds in the morning, Washington A, Hallsville A, Kirksville, Hickman A, Calvary Lutheran and Hallville B all qualified for the playoffs and the chance to be crowned this year's JV State champion. After a few close round of playoffs, Washington A defeated Hallsville A 415-235 to win the championship. Washington A was the overall winner and also took 1st place in the Large School division. Kirksville took second in the Large School division. In the Small School division,
On Saturday, March 9th at Helias High School, MACA will host its annual JV State Tournament. This tournament is open to ALL freshmen and sophomores who are participating on a High School Quiz Bowl team. All teams will play in the same divisions regardless of size, however, the top two placing large schools and top two placing small schools (under 500 students in grades 10-12, public school, nonselective) will receive plaques.
To register, contact Scott Allen (sallen@hallsville.org).
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
The 2018 MSHSAA District tournaments took place on April 14, with 16 tournaments in each of the four classes. The 64 district winners advance to the sectional round on Tuesday, April 24. Sectional tournaments consist of a best two-out-of-three game format in which each odd district winner will host the corresponding even district winner. Each sectional winner will then advance to the state championship on Friday, May 4 (Classes 1 and 2) or Saturday, May 5 (Classes 3 and 4).
Available district championship game scores and all-district teams are listed on these pages:
The 2018 annual MACA conference will be held at Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center (2601 S Providence Rd, Columbia, MO 65203) on October 1st. The conference will feature information about rules and format changes for the upcoming season along with tutorial break-out sessions on a variety of Quiz Bowl subjects that range in skill level from beginning coaches to 30 year veterans.
Finding reliable and knowledgeable staff is usually one of the toughest tasks in running a successful event. In an effort to pool the various resources and talents we have around the state, this season I've established a Facebook group where tournament hosts can solicit for staff, and eager volunteers can reach out to hosts. Click here to request access to the group. A brief questionnaire will need to be filled out as part of your request.
The annual Missouri Academic Coaches Association convention will take place Monday, October 2, 2017, at the headquarters of the Missouri High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) at 1 North Keene Street in Columbia. Conference registration is $25; more information on advance payment of this and annual membership dues can be found at the Members link on this page.