JROTC Academic Bowl Championship

Date:	Friday, June 23, 2017 – Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Location:	Catholic University of America (Washington, DC)
Sponsor:	College Options Foundation, Inc. (Tyrone, GA)
Scoring Rules:	4 Quarter

Joint Service Championship Division: JROTC17 (shares with IS-165A)

#	Team
1	Scripps Ranch (San Diego, California)
2	Cocoa Beach (Florida)
3	Clark (Las Vegas, Nevada)
4	Catholic (Little Rock, Arkansas)

The highlighted teams qualified for the 2018 High School National Championship Tournament.
#	Team	W–L	%	Points	PPG
1	Cocoa Beach (Florida)	12–0	100.0%	2815	234.58
2	Stuttgart (APO, Armed Forces (Europe), Germany)	10–2	83.3%	2830	235.83
3	Pueblo South (Colorado)	8–3	72.7%	2100	190.91
3	Gulf Coast (Naples, Florida)	8–3	72.7%	1935	175.91
5	McNair Academic (Jersey City, New Jersey)	8–3	72.7%	1875	170.45
5	Roosevelt (San Antonio, Texas)	7–4	63.6%	1930	175.45
5	Massanutten Military (Woodstock, Virginia)	6–5	54.5%	1615	146.82
5	Alonso (Tampa, Florida)	5–6	45.5%	1655	150.45
9	Liberty (South Carolina)	7–3	70.0%	1400	140.00
9	Stanhope Elmore (Millbrook, Alabama)	6–4	60.0%	1620	162.00
9	Soddy Daisy (Tennessee)	5–5	50.0%	1315	131.50
9	Everglades (Miramar, Florida)	4–6	40.0%	1250	125.00
13	ANA (Carlsbad, California)	4–5	44.4%	1170	130.00
14	Kearny (San Diego, California)	4–5	44.4%	1020	113.33
15	Lane Tech (Chicago, Illinois)	3–6	33.3%	1205	133.89
16	North Side (Fort Worth, Texas)	3–6	33.3%	1105	122.78
17	Southwestern (Somerset, Kentucky)	3–6	33.3%	1065	118.33
18	Purnell Swett (Pembroke, North Carolina)	3–6	33.3%	1030	114.44
19	Piper (Sunrise, Florida)	3–6	33.3%	930	103.33
20	Hobart (Indiana)	3–6	33.3%	925	102.78
20	Rockledge (Florida)	3–6	33.3%	925	102.78
22	Cape Henlopen (Lewes, Delaware)	2–7	22.2%	1065	118.33
23	Cole (San Antonio, Texas)	1–8	11.1%	875	97.22
23	Phoenix Military (Chicago, Illinois)	1–8	11.1%	875	97.22

The highlighted teams qualified for the 2018 High School National Championship Tournament.
#	Team	W–L	%	Points	PPG
1	Clark (Las Vegas, Nevada)	7–0	100.0%	1645	235.00
2	Troy (Fullerton, California)	5–2	71.4%	1700	242.86
3	Clements (Sugar Land, Texas)	4–2	66.7%	1110	185.00
3	Patrick Henry (San Diego, California)	3–3	50.0%	1245	207.50
5	Pace (Florida)	3–2	60.0%	860	172.00
6	Robertsdale (Alabama)	1–4	20.0%	655	131.00
7	Proctor (Utica, New York)	0–5	0.0%	765	153.00
8	Nash Central (Rocky Mount, North Carolina)	0–5	0.0%	240	48.00

The highlighted teams qualified for the 2018 High School National Championship Tournament.
#	Team	W–L	%	Points	PPG
1	Scripps Ranch (San Diego, California)	7–0	100.0%	2660	380.00
2	Sunnyslope (Phoenix, Arizona)	5–2	71.4%	1220	174.29
3	John F. Kennedy (Tamuning, Guam)	4–2	66.7%	1190	198.33
3	North Quincy (Massachusetts)	4–2	66.7%	960	160.00
5	Arlington (Virginia)	1–4	20.0%	760	152.00
6	St. Paul's (Covington, Louisiana)	1–4	20.0%	720	144.00
7	Air Academy (Colorado Springs, Colorado)	1–4	20.0%	715	143.00
8	Steele (Cibolo, Texas)	0–5	0.0%	520	104.00

The highlighted teams qualified for the 2018 High School National Championship Tournament.
#	Team	W–L	%	Points	PPG
1	Catholic (Little Rock, Arkansas)	7–0	100.0%	1550	221.43
2	Como Park (St. Paul, Minnesota)	5–2	71.4%	1300	185.71
3	Beverly (Massachusetts)	3–3	50.0%	815	135.83
3	Muncie Central (Indiana)	3–3	50.0%	765	127.50
5	Rutherfordton-Spindale Central (North Carolina)	2–3	40.0%	690	138.00
6	Round Rock (Texas)	2–3	40.0%	635	127.00
7	Daniel Boone (Gray, Tennessee)	1–4	20.0%	740	148.00
8	Redmond (Oregon)	0–5	0.0%	355	71.00

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