2010 NAQT High School National Championship Results

The Maggie L. Walker Governor's School for Government and International Studies (Richmond, VA) defeated State College (PA) Area High School 380-355 in the final to claim the 2010 NAQT High School National Championship. This is the second national championship for Maggie Walker and coach John Barnes, as they previously took the 2007 title. The Liberal Arts and Science Academy (Austin, TX) finished third after narrowly defeating Bellarmine College Prep (San Jose, CA) in a final placement game, and Paul M. Dorman High School (Roebuck, SC) and Georgetown Day School (Washington, DC) rounded out the top five.

In the Small School division, South Range High School (North Lima, OH) won consecutive games over 2008 champion from Russell (KY) High School in the championship series to claim their first Top Small School Award. Kate Duncan Smith DAR High School (Grant, AL) claimed the third-place trophy via a 5-point victory over Rocky Grove High School (Franklin, PA).

The final team standings for all teams that qualified for a trophy, as well as every Small School playoff team, are listed below. Complete team and individual standings and statistics for every game are also available. In addition, the tournament's official blog includes recaps of key games.

The tournament All-Stars, based on performance in the initial ten games, were:

1. Neil Gurram, Detroit Country Day (MI)
2. Matthew Jackson, Georgetown Day A (DC)
3. Andrew Deveau, St. Ignatius Prep (IL)
4. Stephen Liu, Torrey Pines (CA)
5. Abubakar Abid, Walton (GA)
6. Lowell Van Ness, Hoover (AL)
7. Jarret Greene, South Range (OH)
8. Ben Carbery, Oak Park and River Forest (IL)
9. Grant Gates, North Kansas City (MO)
10. Peter Schultz, Raleigh Charter A (NC)
11. Michael Crockett, Rocky Grove (PA)
12. Jim Coury, Olmsted Falls A (OH)
13. Gavin Swantick, Livonia Churchill (MI)
14. Luke Maupin, Adair County (KY)
15. Adam Silverman, Centennial (GA)
16. David Cohen, Quince Orchard (MD)
17. Shan Kothari, Plymouth (MI)
18. Michael Luo, Cumberland Valley (PA)
19. Lloyd Sy, Rockford Auburn A (IL)
20. Alex Gerten, St. Thomas Academy (MN)
21. Sam Abrams, Paul M. Dorman B (SC)
22. Brandon Williams, Northmont (OH)
23. Ben Chametzky, Carbondale (IL)
24. Ian Boothby, Hume-Fogg (TN)
25. Nikhil Desai, Bellarmine College Prep (CA)
26. Josh Wen, Cape Girardeau Central (MO)
27. Quinn Rosenthal, Wheaton Warrenville South (IL)
28. Florence Chen, Penn (IN)
29. Trey Taraila, Caesar Rodney (DE)
30. Greg Tito, Maggie Walker Governor's School (VA)
31. Jiawei Li, Seven Lakes A (TX)
32. Lucas Brown, Rancho Bernardo (CA)
33. Daniel Comeaux, Lafayette (LA)
34. Michael Greshko, Providence Day (NC)
35. Alex Gross, Wilmington Charter A (DE)
36. Jasper Lee, Solon (OH)
37. Catie Haas, Tippecanoe (OH)
38. Jake Kimmerly, Parkview Arts and Science (AR)
39. Kuo-Kai Chin, Walter Johnson (MD)
40. Kevin Malis, Adlai E. Stevenson (IL)
41. Audrey Zhang, Cheshire (CT)
42. Grant Monnig, Glasgow (MO)

The Sophomore All-Star Team was:

1. Michael Coates, Warren G. Harding (OH)
2. Jeremy Steinberg, Walt Whitman (MD)
3. Scott Blain, Grayson County (KY)
4. Idrees Kahloon, Paul Laurence Dunbar A (KY)
5. Richard Zhang, Mission San Jose A (CA)

The Freshman All-Star Team was:

1. Vimal Konduri, Cistercian A (TX)
2. Roey Hadar, Ranney (NJ)
3. Max Schindler, Ladue Horton Watkins (MO)
4. Arthur Lee, Liberal Arts and Science Academy C (TX)
5. Mitchell Weldon, Cistercian B (TX)

The tournament, held at Chicago's Hyatt Regency O'Hare hotel, ran from May 28-30 and featured 200 teams from 165 schools located in 35 states plus the District of Columbia and Canada. NAQT would like to thank all of the volunteer staffers who helped make the tournament a success.

Final Trophy Rankings

Small School Playoff Teams