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Graduated in 1996, she was a four-time all-star selection in College Bowl Regionals with amazing buzzer speed and trivia knowledge.
She is perhaps best known for her costumes when it came to competing at Regionals. Quite a number of times, she has worn face paint and listened to the opening work of Carmina Burana ("O, Fortuna") before competition.
Because of her outstanding performance at College Bowl Regionals, taking the CWRU team twice to the playoffs and the other two times just shy of making the playoffs, the CWRU Trivia Club will name our Most Outstanding Player award at every buzzer competition we host after her.
Perhaps the most feared competitor at CWRU Intramural competition was Chris Butler's mother who passed away in 1994. Known for lightning-fast reflexes, she confounded many student teams competing at College Bowl IM's.
A four-year member of the Trivia Club (1998 graduate), he was an excellent student as well as a very passionate quiz bowl player. He is currently in the Medical Scientist Training Program at CWRU School of Medicine pursuing both the M.D. and Ph.D. degrees.
To commemorate Mike's excellence in academic competition as well as his academic resume, the Trivia Club will name one member as the Michael Hake "High Academic Knowledge Excellence" Award for outstanding performance in academic competition.
A four-year member of the Trivia Club (1997 graduate), he was a very good player and question writer when it came to topics on popular culture and other "trash." He is currently in graduate studies at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.
In his senior year, Bill was on the CWRU "trash tournament" team that finished third at Michigan State University and -- in his last tournament -- first at the University of Michigan. He was also on the CWRU College Bowl team that finished several times near the top of the divisional bracket.
To commemorate Bill's dedication to the team, the Trivia Club will name at least one member as the Bill Nottingham "Excellence in Trivia" player of the year for outstanding knowledge of miscellaneous trivia.
Alumnus of the University of Florida College Bowl Team, he has served as advisor to the Trivia Club team, helping it earn its first tournament victory at the University of Michigan. He currently resides at Morgantown, West Virginia, and makes himself available whenever a tournament comes by.
The CWRU Trivia Club names its Distinguished Service Award in his honor.
Anthony holds the reputation and unkept record of being the "neg-magnet" for the Trivia Club. To his credit, after picking up a buzzer for the first time his sophomore year at CWRU, he has gone on to become the team's most prolific question writer and editor. He has probably read in more matches in the PACE NSC format than anyone else over the first three years that the format was used at GLRAC and PACE NSC.
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