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So I was looking through the old forums a while ago, and what particularly stuck in my mind was a topic in which the top three schools from each state tournament were listed, and different people would update it in the replies if they had the information available. So I decided that I might as well start a new one here (unfortunately, I can't find the old topic, so I don't know the format they used). Here are the results from Montana (the only state that has held it's state tournament so far):

Division B
Corvallis Middle School (63)
Clancy Middle School (81)
CR Anderson Middle School (83)

Division C
Fergus High School (67)
Hamilton High School (117)
Helena High School (128)

2015 State Results
Alabama B/C
Alaska B/C
Arizona B/C
Arkansas B/C
California North B/C
California South B/C
Colorado B/C
Connecticut B/C
Delaware B/C
Florida B/C
Georgia B/C
Hawaii B/C
Idaho B/C
Illinois B/C
Indiana B/C
Iowa B/C
Kansas B/C
Kentucky B/C
Louisiana B/C
Maine B/C
Maryland B/C
Massachusetts B/C
Michigan B/C
Minnesota B/C
Mississippi B/C
Missouri B/C
Montana B/C
Nebraska B/C
Nevada B/C
New Hampshire B/C
New Jersey B/C
New Mexico B/C
New York B/C
North Carolina B/C
North Dakota B/C
Ohio B/C
Oklahoma B/C
Oregon B/C
Pennsylvania B/C
Rhode Island B/C
South Carolina B/C
South Dakota B/C
Tennessee B/C
Texas B/C
Utah B/C
Virginia B/C
Washington B/C
West Virginia B/C
Wisconsin B/C
Wyoming B/C

Don't we already kind of have this on the wiki? I'm talking about how on each state wiki the top three teams are added every year (many have a "Past State Champions" section with the top two if not three).

syo_astro wrote:Don't we already kind of have this on the wiki? I'm talking about how on each state wiki the top three teams are added every year (many have a "Past State Champions" section with the top two if not three).

I'm pretty sure that's inconvenient and it only shows the teams that are going to Nats and do not have the team scores.

azuritemalachite wrote:

syo_astro wrote:Don't we already kind of have this on the wiki? I'm talking about how on each state wiki the top three teams are added every year (many have a "Past State Champions" section with the top two if not three).

I'm pretty sure that's inconvenient and it only shows the teams that are going to Nats and do not have the team scores.

A justification I can think of is that this makes it a lot easier to compile information to add, but I'm not sure. I can't find the original post, however, so I don't know what justification they used.

Unome wrote:

azuritemalachite wrote:

syo_astro wrote:Don't we already kind of have this on the wiki? I'm talking about how on each state wiki the top three teams are added every year (many have a "Past State Champions" section with the top two if not three).

I'm pretty sure that's inconvenient and it only shows the teams that are going to Nats and do not have the team scores.

A justification I can think of is that this makes it a lot easier to compile information to add, but I'm not sure. I can't find the original post, however, so I don't know what justification they used.

I think they were referring to each state wiki having a list of champs every year. I really think that instead of a forum post, maybe a whole separate wiki page?

azuritemalachite wrote: I think they were referring to each state wiki having a list of champs every year. I really think that instead of a forum post, maybe a whole separate wiki page?

I've been working on a page with links to results from all state tournaments. It's been taking a while since it is difficult to find scoresheets on some state sites and some states don't post scores on their websites.

bernard wrote:

azuritemalachite wrote: I think they were referring to each state wiki having a list of champs every year. I really think that instead of a forum post, maybe a whole separate wiki page?

I've been working on a page with links to results from all state tournaments. It's been taking a while since it is difficult to find scoresheets on some state sites and some states don't post scores on their websites.

On that note, Montana may be strange in many respects, but they post their State results on the website, which is nice.

Unome wrote:

bernard wrote:

azuritemalachite wrote: I think they were referring to each state wiki having a list of champs every year. I really think that instead of a forum post, maybe a whole separate wiki page?

I've been working on a page with links to results from all state tournaments. It's been taking a while since it is difficult to find scoresheets on some state sites and some states don't post scores on their websites.

On that note, Montana may be strange in many respects, but they post their State results on the website, which is nice.

If I remember correctly, Wyoming doesn't post state results online. :(

Unome wrote:

bernard wrote:

azuritemalachite wrote: I think they were referring to each state wiki having a list of champs every year. I really think that instead of a forum post, maybe a whole separate wiki page?

I've been working on a page with links to results from all state tournaments. It's been taking a while since it is difficult to find scoresheets on some state sites and some states don't post scores on their websites.

On that note, Montana may be strange in many respects, but they post their State results on the website, which is nice.

Just a few months ago I was hunting for State dates and some sites haven't been updated for almost 2-3 years. It could either mean that some states are just not as committed or the wiki has outdated sites.

azuritemalachite wrote:

Unome wrote:

bernard wrote:[
I've been working on a page with links to results from all state tournaments. It's been taking a while since it is difficult to find scoresheets on some state sites and some states don't post scores on their websites.

On that note, Montana may be strange in many respects, but they post their State results on the website, which is nice.

Just a few months ago I was hunting for State dates and some sites haven't been updated for almost 2-3 years. It could either mean that some states are just not as committed or the wiki has outdated sites.

The wiki does have outdated sites, but less since I attempted to update them. It's probably a combination of the two.