The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance sponsored two teams in the virtual National All-Star Academic Tournament (NASAT) on June 15-16, 2024. Team Missouri A brought home Missouri's second NASAT championship and Team Missouri B earned its best finish ever by tying for fourth place. Yrwin Batan and Camden Williams were the top two individual scorers, making this the first time the top two scorers at NASAT were from the same state.
Round | Opponent | Result | Score |
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1 | Kentucky | Loss | 230–240 |
2 | Liberia | Win | 435–5 |
3 | Indiana | Win | 470–30 |
4 | Illinois Cyan | Loss | 130–240 |
5 | Minnesota | Win | 400–70 |
6 | Illinois Cobalt | Win | 270–255 |
7 | Oklahoma Crimson | Win | 345–125 |
8 | Maryland | Win | 230–220 |
9 | Missouri B | Win | 295–190 |
10 | Bye | ||
11 | Virginia A | Win | 265–170 |
12 | Oklahoma Orange | Win | 310–185 |
13 | Asia | Win | 425–70 |
14 | Virginia B | Win | 310–170 |
15 | Illinois Cerulean | Win | 350–125 |
Team Missouri A finished first in the round robin with a 12-2 record. With four teams finishing at 11-3, Maryland won two tiebreaker games to earn a spot in the final. Maryland won the first game 215-210 in overtime to force a second winner-take-all game. Missouri A won the second game 290-205 to bring home Team Missouri's second NASAT title!
With 57.50 points per game in the round robin, Camden Williams was named a tournament all-star as the #2 individual scorer!
Round | Opponent | Result | Score |
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1 | Virginia A | Win | 230–190 |
2 | Oklahoma Crimson | Win | 270–155 |
3 | Bye | ||
4 | Minnesota | Win | 335–40 |
5 | Illinois Cerulean | Win | 460–25 |
6 | Asia | Win | 335–150 |
7 | Illinois Cyan | Win | 360–110 |
8 | Liberia | Win | 365–20 |
9 | Missouri A | Loss | 190–295 |
10 | Oklahoma Orange | Win | 390–55 |
11 | Virginia B | Win | 250–145 |
12 | Kentucky | Win | 300–240 |
13 | Indiana | Win | 280–155 |
14 | Illinois Cobalt | Loss | 185–215 |
15 | Maryland | Loss | 210–315 |
Team Missouri B finished the round robin in a four way tie for second with a 11-3 record, seeded #2 in the four-way tiebreaker. Missouri B lost the first game against Illinois Cyan 325-150 to finish tied for fourth.
With 70.36 points per game in the round robin, Yrwin Batan was named a tournament all-star as the leading individual scorer!
Unofficial scoresheets for Team Missouri are available on Google Docs.
These students were also selected for 2024 Team Missouri, but were unable to attend the tournament:
In addition to the above members of 2024 Team Missouri, MOQBA is pleased to recognize these students as Honorable Mentions:
MOQBA also recognizes these students as Rising Stars: