Academic Bowl 2019

We are excited to see 20 teams make their way to compete at Phoenix Day School for the Deaf (PDSD)

Graphic is shown with a black background and a green grid layover. A red pac man ghost sits in the top right hand corner. Text reads, "First Place California School for the Deaf, Riverside (CSDR)

Graphic is shown with a black background and a green grid layover. A pink pac man ghost sits in the top left hand corner. Text reads, "Second Place California School for the Deaf, Fremont (CSDF)

A graphic is shown with a black background and green grid layover. An orange pac man ghost is seen in the top left hand corner. Text reads, "Third Place Idaho Educational Services for the Deaf and Blind (IESDB)."

A graphic is show with a black background and a green grid layover. A green pac man ghost is seen in the top right hand corner. Text reads, " Wild Cards. Edmonds Woodway High School (EWHS) Montana School for the Deaf and Blind (MSDB)."

Boy meets with his Academic Bowl group

CSDR huddles up for a team meeting at Academic Bowl

Kids discuss during Academic Bowl

Gallaudet University sit at a booth

Two women pose at a table with PDSD shirts

Three boys during academic bowl

Group of students talk during academic bowl

A boy stands and talks during academic bowl

academic bowl participants at a table

Academic Bowl participants sit at table

academic bowl participants huddle together

PDSD academic bowl team smiles for picture

A graphic is seen with text that reads, "Match Format Each Match consists of Three Rounds: Rounds One, Round Two, Final Round. All Rounds are played consecutively with 2 minute breaks allowing coaches to advise and counsel teams."

The Gallaudet University Academic Bowl was established with the goal of fostering the pursuit of academic excellence, promoting a spirit of academic competition and sportsmanship, and providing social opportunities for the development of collegiality and lifelong friendships. Every year, Gallaudet University hosts four Regional competitions for up to 80 teams of Deaf and Hard of Hearing high school students. 20 teams will then advance to the National competition held at Gallaudet every year.

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