Hall of Champions
2023 Champions
Tallahassee Community College (Tallahassee, Florida) pose with their first-place trophy.
Louis Seybold ,
Elizabeth Kemp ,
Alejandro Valdivia ,
Britain Godwin ,
coach John Bikowitz,
Ryan Carmichael , and
Grace Toole Duncan
Barrington High School’s A team (Barrington, Illinois) pose with their first-place trophy.
Michael Karpov , Rohan Kher , Charles Young , and Colin Stewart
W. L. Chenery Middle School (Belmont, Massachusetts), winners of the 2023 Middle School National Championship Tournament
Andrew Gao , Fergus Williams , Gregory Zeldovich , and Jeffrey Wu
Fair Grove R-X School (Missouri), winners of the 2023 Small School National Championship Tournament, Traditional Public Schools Division
Aidyn Owings , captain Braden Booth , and Christian Allen Nate Waggoner , and Charlie Harp
Cavan Gabaldon O'Neill (left), Ram Thammineni , Henry Pan , and Caden Zhang of BASIS Independent McLean’s A team (McLean, Virginia) and their first-place trophy from the 2023 Small School National Championship Tournament, Open Division.
Raymond Wang , Jonathan Tran , Geoffrey Chen , and Nathan Zhang (right) of the Cornell University A team pose with their first-place Division I trophy.
Michael Li (left), Anson Berns , Jason Hong , and Walter Zhang of Brown University , the Division I Undergraduate champions
Rohan Ganeshan , a junior at Buffalo Grove High School (Buffalo Grove, Illinois), winner of the 2023 Individual Player National Championship Tournament
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2022 Champions
Detroit Catholic Central’s A team (Novi, Michigan) pose with tournament director R. Robert Hentzel and their first-place trophy.
Drew Laroo , Liam Cross , Michael Yousif , Will Carstens
Longfellow Middle School A (Falls Church, Virginia), winners of the 2022 Middle School National Championship Tournament
Sarah Trainer ;
standing: Edward Burros , Aarushi Kanigicherla , and Anthony Zhao
Glasgow High School (Kentucky), winners of the 2022 Small School National Championship Tournament, Traditional Public Schools Division.
Griffin Reid , Caleb West , Robert Oliver , and coach Jason Dooley. Rudra Chaudhary , head coach Todd Garrison, and William Parocai .
Head coach Paul Mlakar (left), Aditya Shivaswamy , Miki Ghosh , Tomek Marczewski , and Ethan Bosita (right) of St. Mark’s School of Texas’s A team (Dallas) and their first-place trophy from the 2022 Small School National Championship Tournament, Open Division.
Eric Wolfsberg (left), Tim Morrison , Natan Holtzman , and Ethan Strombeck (right) of Stanford University’s A team pose with their first-place Division I trophy
Matthew Siff (left), Jordan Davidsen , Michał Gerasimiuk , Arthur-Delot-Vilain , and Abhinav Karthikeyan (right) of the Yale University B team pose with their first-place Division II trophy.
Quentin Mot (left), Tegan Kapadia , S. A. Shenoy , and Hari Parameswaran (right) of the Georgia Institute of Technology , the Division I Undergraduate champions
Karsten Ullr Rynearson , a senior at Phillips Academy (Andover, Massachusetts) poses with his final schedule card
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2021 Champions
Liam Starnes (left), Michael Karpov , Timothy Price , and Charles Young (right) of Barrington High School (Barrington, Illinois), winners of the 2021 High School National Championship Tournament. Not pictured: Rohan Kher
Tanay Bodducherla (left), coach Bruce Hansen, Siya Mishra , Aatreyo Bhattacharyya , and Lavanya Gnanakumar (right) of Winston Churchill Middle School’s A team (Carmichael, California) and their first-place plaque from the 2021 Middle School National Championship Tournament
Assistant coach Nathan Chamberlain (left), Omer Moshin , Akshar Goyal , Pranav Viswanath , Lily Sakalys , Mark Michalik , Michael Smith , Stephen Michalik , and head coach Tom DeMay (right) of Westmont High School , the division and Very Small School champions.
Diana Zhang , assistant coach Margaret Scheidel
Aayush Goodapaty (left), Miki Ghosh , Aditya Shivaswamy , Ned Tagtmeier , head coach Paul Mlakar, and assistant coach Bruce Westrate (right) of St. Mark’s School of Texas A
Walter Zhang (left), Jason Hong , Anson Berns , and Michael Li (right) of Brown University , the Division I Undergraduate champions.
Arthur Delot-Vilain, a senior at Georgetown Day School (Washington, D.C.), won the tournament championship
The team from Jefferson Community and Technical College (Louisville, Kentucky), winners of the 2021 Community College Championship Tournament . Left to right: Faith Lee , Alex Dennis , Andrew Abner , and Noah Carter .
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2019 Champions
Tiffany Zhou (left), Tegan Kapadia , Hari Parameswaran , and Abby Cohen (right) of Beavercreek High School (Beavercreek, Ohio), winners of the 2019 High School National Championship Tournament
Moxie Strom (left), Bianca Dwork , Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt , Ian Lu , and coach Caitlin Samuel (right) of Hunter College High School’s A team (New York, New York) and their first-place trophy from the 2019 Middle School National Championship Tournament
Coach Todd Garrison (left), Cade Bishop , Parker Bannister , Daniel Dill , and Mason Reid (right) of Glasgow High School’s A team (Kentucky) and their first-place trophy from the 2019 Small School National Championship Tournament, Traditional Public Schools Division.
Coach Richie Rogers (left), Timothy Perkins , Bishakha Kumari , Robby Griffey , Andrew Kelley , and Danny Lin (right) of Middlesboro High School (Kentucky) and their first-place trophy from the 2019 Small School National Championship Tournament, Very Small Schools Subdivision.
Coach Tyler Benedict (left), John John Groger , William Groger , Max Mader , and Amay Kejriwal (right) of the Miami Valley School’s A team (Ohio) and their first-place trophy from the 2019 Small School National Championship Tournament, Open Division.
Stephen Eltinge (left), Moses Kitakule , Adam Fine , and Jacob Reed (second from right) of Yale University A pose with NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel (right) and their first-place Division I trophy
Jack Lewis (left), Adam Howlett , Naveen Raman , and Vishwa Shanmugam (second from right) of the University of Maryland B pose with NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel (right) and their first-place Division II trophy.
Erik Bubolz (left), Evan Suttell , Jakob Myers , and Harris Bunker (second from right) of Michigan State pose with NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel (right) and their first-place Division I Undergraduate trophy.
Ethan Strombeck, a senior at Auburn High School (Rockford, Illinois; second from left) poses with NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel (second from right), his parents, and his championship trophy
Arin Parsa, a sixth-grader at Challenger School, Almaden (San Jose, California; left) poses with NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel (right) and his championship trophy
Aditya Bhardwaj (left), Zachary Yan , and Ethan Skinner of De Anza College (Cupertino, California) pose with NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (right) and their first-place trophy.
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2018 Champions
Jas Singh (left), Thomas Gioia , Avi Ackermann , and Abhinav Godavarthi (right) of Plano West A with their first-place trophy from the 2018 High School National Championship Tournament, powered by LetterOne
Shiva Oswal (center) of Pi-oneers (Cupertino, California) poses with his father/coach Vikas Oswal (right) and NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) and their first-place trophy.
NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) poses with Rajeev Nair , Garrison Page , Mason Reed , and Parker Bannister (right) of Glasgow High School’s A team (Kentucky) and their first-place trophy from the 2018 Small School National Championship Tournament, Traditional Public Schools Division.
NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) poses with Will Koury , Steven Randall , Daniel Liu , and Mazin Omer (right) of Ottawa Hills High School (Toledo, Ohio), who won the Very Small School title at the 2018 Small School National Championship Tournament, and finished second overall in the Traditional Public Schools Division.
NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) poses with Ridge Ren Tejas Santanam , Sylvia Wang , and Derek Chen (right) of the Early College at Guilford (Greensboro, North Carolina) and their first-place trophy from the 2018 Small School National Championship Tournament, Open Division.
Jack Lewis, a senior at Battle Ground Academy (Franklin, Tennessee), is congratulated by NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel on winning the inaugural Individual Player National Championship Tournament
NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) with Jacob Reed (second from left), Isaac Kirk-Davidoff , Stephen Eltinge , and Adam Fine (right) of Yale University A and their first-place Division I trophy.
Halle Friedman (left), Luke Tierney , Matthew Lehmann , and Ian Baram (second from right) of the University of Chicago C pose with NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel (right) and their first-place Division II trophy.
Rohin Devanathan (left), John Xiang , Eric Chen , and Jonchee Kao (second from right) of the University of California-Berkeley B pose with NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel (right) and their first-place Division I Undergraduate trophy.
Kelly Han (C) and Jaya Mosai (C) (front row); Shauna Clifton (B), Victoria Cancina (C), and Jake Shannin (B) (second row); Jack Ogozaly (A), Jesse Gingold (A), Melisa Nicholas (A), De'eve Mendez (B), and Suzi Kim (third row); and Aidan Bohan-Moulton (A), Joseph Pajuelo (C), coach Chris Borglum, and coach Damion Hammock (back row) pose with Valencia College A ’s (Orlando, Florida) first-place trophy.
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2017 Champions
Atlanta: Abishrant Panday (left), Sam Brochin , Luke Tierney , and Chloe Levine (right) of Hunter College High School A in New York City pose with their first-place trophy.
Dallas: Ram Potham (second from left), David Lee , Arjun Nageswaran , and Daniel Ding (right) of Aptakisic in Buffalo Grove, Illinois pose with Coach Barry Love (left) and NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (rear) and their first-place trophy. (Photo by Talya Arbisser )
Chicago: NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) poses with Garrison Page , Mason Reid , captain Anish Patel , and Rajeev Nair (right) of Glasgow High School A (Glasgow, Kentucky) and their first-place trophy from the 2017 Small School National Championship Tournament, Traditional Public Schools Division.
Chicago: NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) poses with captain Colton Sanden , Joseph Zullo , Ben Haas , Alex Drda , and Sydney Preston of Camp Hill High School (Camp Hill, Pennsylvania), who won the Very Small School championship at the 2017 Small School National Championship Tournament, and finished third overall in the Traditional Public Schools Division.
Chicago: NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) poses with Connor Pierce , Abdullah Akbar , Patrick Magee , and John Crawford (right) of St. Mark’s School of Texas (Dallas) and their first-place trophy from the 2017 Small School National Championship Tournament, Charter & Private Schools Division.
Chicago: NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) with Auroni Gupta (second from left), Brian McPeak , Will Nediger , and Kenji Shimizu (right) of the University of Michigan A and their first-place trophy.
Chicago: NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left poses with Jason Chen , Sunny Chen , John Xiang , and Rohin Devanathan (right) of the University of California-Berkeley A and their first-place trophy.
Chicago: NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) poses with Caleb Kendrick , Finn Bender , and Alex Konieczny (right) of the University of Oklahoma and their undergraduate championship trophy.
Minneapolis: Coach Damion Hammock, Melisa Nicolas (A team ), Aidan Bohan-Moulton (A), Brittany Van Epps (B team ), Miguel Hernandez (A), Jack Ogazaly (A), Arjun Singh (B), Elena Torres-Ponce (B), and coach Chris Borglum pose with Valencia College A’s (Orlando, Florida) first-place trophy. Not pictured: Calice Newkirk (B) and Joseph Pajuelo (B). (Photo by Christi Williams)
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2016 Champions
Dallas: Sam Brochin (left), Luke Tierney , Joshua Kwan , and Albert Tai (right) of Hunter College High School in New York, New York pose with their first-place trophy. (Photo by Talya Arbisser )
Coach Barbara Ivey (left), Riya Krishnan , Grace Hand , captain Maya Nalawade , John Phipps , and coach Ken Romeo of Middlesex Middle School in Darien, Connecticut pose with their first-place trophy.
NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) poses with Abhinav Kurada , Shashank Madhu , Tim Morrissey , Aniruddh Iyengar , and coach Jessica Bowen (right) of Advanced Math & Science Academy Charter School in Marlborough, Massachusetts.
Max Schindler (left), Chris Ray , John Lawrence , and Jason Zhou (right) of the University of Chicago pose with their first-place trophy.
Kai Smith (left), Samir Khan , Alston Boyd , and Sam Winikow (right) of the University of Chicago pose with NAQT Chief Financial Officer Chad Kubicek (top) and their first-place trophy.
NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left) poses with Bruce Lou , Ankit Aggarwal , Justin Nghiem , and Aseem Keyal (lower right) of the University of California, Berkeley their championship trophy, and NAQT Chief Financial Officer Chad Kubicek (upper right).
Brandon Beaven (left), Kimberly Cissell , Tim Ellis , and Jason Klueber (right) of Jefferson Community & Technical College from Louisville, Kentucky, pose with their first-place trophy.
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2015 Champions
Coach Christopher Schultz (left), Yuqiao Zhao , Justin Nghiem , Kevin Wang , and Andrew Leung (right) of Arcadia High School’s A team pose with their 2015 High School National Championship Tournament first-place trophy and NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (top).
Anna Tutuianu (second from left), Daniel Chan , Evan Hochstein , Ryan Russo , and coach Patty Hill of Kealing Middle School’s A team pose with their 2015 Middle School National Championship Tournament first-place trophy and NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (left).
Coach Adam Escandell (left), Ali Barreh , Brian Nardone , Henry Hawthorn , and Peter Wofford of Harmony Science Academy North Austin pose with their 2015 Small School National Championship Tournament first-place trophy and NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel (right).
Daniel Hothem (second from left), Tommy Casalaspi , Matthew Bollinger , and J. R. Roach of the University of Virginia pose with their 2015 Intercollegiate Championship Tournament Division I first-place trophy.
Coach Christina Dwyer, Kara Stevens , Carlyle Styer , Michael Moore , Naimul Chowdhury , Leon Hostetler , and Austin Goode of the State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota pose with CCCT Logistics Director Jessie Francis, NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel, and their 2015 Community College Championship Tournament first-place trophy.
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2014 Champions
Alex Freed (left), Nathan Weiser , coach Jason Flowers, Ben Jones , and Arnav Sastry (right) of the Liberal Arts and Science Academy of Austin, Texas A team pose with their 2014 High School National Championship Tournament first-place trophy.
Smaran Garlapati (second from left), William Golden , Akshay Patwardhan , and Vishwath Ganesan (right) of the Harmony School of Excellence of Houston, Texas pose with NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel (left) and their 2014 Middle School National Championship Tournament championship trophy
Tommy Casalaspi , Matt Bollinger , Evan Adams , and Dennis Loo of Virginia pose with NAQT president R. Robert Hentzel and their 2014 Intercollegiate Championship Tournament Division I championship trophy
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2013 Champions
Nathan Weiser , Roger Cain , Arthur Lee , Coach Jason Flowers, and Allan Sadun of the A team from the Liberal Arts and Science Academy of Austin, Texas , winners of the 2013 High School National Championship Tournament
Coach Jeffrey Price; players Pranav Sivakumar , Christopher Winkler , Matthew Lehmann , and Peter Chmiel ; and NAQT President R. Robert Hentzel pose with Barrington Middle School, Station Campus A ’s 2013 Middle School National Championship trophy.
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2012 Champions
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Missing Photos
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