Oahu
2023-10-15 | IAC World Headquarters, 15 Lafayette Place, Burlington, VT, 05401, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2023 Oahu History Bee and Bowl, taking place at the Iolani School in Honolulu, HI on October 14th, 2023! This tournament will run on our C Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on October 6th at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until October 9th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After October 9th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Marshall Mullins at hs-info@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Honolulu in October!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each.
Note for middle/elementary students: This event is held concurrently with the Elementary/Middle School Regional Final at the same location. Middle and Elementary students must commit to either this Varsity/JV Regional or the EMS Regional Final for the whole day; they cannot hop between them. For instance, a student cannot take part in the History Bowl or JV division of the History Bee and then take part in the National Science Bee Regional Final. If a student wishes to sign up for the Regional Final portion, they should sign up here.
Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least four middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division of the Bowl.
If they choose, during the History Bee rounds, middle school students are welcome to participate in the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Varsity/JV National Championships, not the Elementary/Middle School National Championships. There is no separate division of the National History Bee at this tournament for middle/elementary school students; those students interested in competing in the National History Bee at their grade level should email ems-info@iacompetitions.com.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at hs-info@iacompetitions.com.
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive By This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee/US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 History Bee Finals
4:15 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Iolani A

JV

Iolani B *

Registration:

Charleston Fall
2023-10-28 | Buist Academy for Advanced Studies, 103 Calhoun St., Charleston, SC, 29401, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2023 Charleston Fall History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Buist Academy in Charleston, SC on October 28, 2023! This tournament will run on our C Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, October 20th, 2023 at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Monday, October 23rd, 2023, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After October 23rd, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com . Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Charleston in October!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each.
Note for middle/elementary students:
**This event is held concurrently with the Elementary/Middle School Tournament at the same location. To register for the EMS Tournament (History/Science/Geography Bees for grades K-8), go to https://www.iacompetitions.com/event/south-carolina-fall-regional-finals/ **
Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least four middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
During the History Bee rounds, middle school students are welcome to participate in the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Varsity/JV National Championships, not the Elementary/Middle School National Championships. There is no separate division of the National History Bee at this tournament for middle/elementary school students; those students interested in competing in the National History Bee at their grade level should email ems-info@iacompetitions.com.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive By This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee/US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 History Bee Finals
4:15 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Midtown Classical

JV

Dent MS *

Registration:

Lehigh Valley
2023-12-16 | Muhlenberg College, 2400 W. Chew St., Allentown, PA, 18104, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2023 Lehigh Valley Winter History Bee and Exams, taking place at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA on December 16th, 2023! This tournament will run on our C Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com . Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Allentown in December!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: This event is held concurrently with the Elementary/Middle School Regional Final at the same location.
If they choose, during the V/JV History Bee rounds, middle school students are welcome to participate in the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Varsity/JV National Championships, not the Elementary/Middle School National Championships. If a Middle/Elementary student wants to participate in the History Bee portion of the Varsity/JV Regional, only the JV History Bee will be available; those students interested in competing against other middle school students should participate in the EMS Regional Final at the same location instead or at a different event.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com
PLEASE NOTE we are no longer offering the National History Bowl at this event, but we are still offering the National History Bee and National Qualifying Exams according to this schedule:
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:30 History Bee Round 1
10:00 History Bee Round 2
10:30 History Bee Round 3
11:15 AM History Bee Finalists, Nationals Qualifiers and IHO Qualifiers Announced
11:30 AM History Bee Finals
12:00 PM History Bee Awards
12:10 PM Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
1:15 End
Registration:

Western USA Fall C Set Online
2023-12-16 - 2023-12-17 | Online, United States
Important information about Online Varsity/JV Regionals
Each online Regional will be available on two different weekends. Online Regionals listed as “Eastern USA” are meant to help accommodate students and schools in our Central and Eastern time zones, while online Regionals listed as “Western USA” are meant to help accommodate students and schools in our Mountain and Pacific time zones, as well as Hawaii. No matter where you live, you can attend Eastern USA or Western USA events, but you can only attend one regional per question set, whether that is online or in person. For example, for the B Set Online Regional, you can attend the Eastern USA Bowl and Eastern USA Bee on the same weekend, or the Eastern USA Bowl on the first weekend and the Western USA Bee on the second weekend, but you can’t attend both the Eastern USA Bee and Western USA Bee (as they’ll be on the same question set).
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on December 8th at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until December 11th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After December 11th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Costs, late registration fees and policies for our online events can be found here.
Western USA Fall C Set Online Details – December 16th and 17th, 2023
For the Online Bee and Bowl events, the Bowl and Bee will alternate which day their part will take place. For the Fall C Set Online, the Bowl will take place Saturday and the Bee will be Sunday.

Date
Events (All Pacific Time)

Saturday, December 16
11:00am – 4:00pm History Bowl Rounds 1-5
5:30pm – 8:30pm History Bowl Playoffs

Sunday, December 17
11:00am – 2:00pm History Bee Preliminaries and Finals

Teams Attending
Varsity

Lake Oswego (OR)
Oakton (VA)
Parsa Homeschool (CA)
Gunn (CA)
Diamond Bar (CA)
Iolani A (HI)
Arcadia A (CA)
Mission San Jose (CA)

Junior Varsity

Hazen (WA)
BASIS Independent Silicon Valley (CA)
Iolani B (HI)
Arcadia B (CA)

Middle School

Rancho Milpitas (CA)
Hopkins JHS (CA)

Registration:

New Hampshire
2024-01-06 | Hanover High School, 41 Lebanon St., Hanover, NH, 03755, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 New Hampshire Winter History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Hanover HS in Hanover, NH on January 6th, 2024! This tournament will run on our B Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, December 22nd at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Wednesday, January 3rd, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After January 3rd, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Hanover in January!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.

Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered final. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com.
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 Results Meeting
4:00 History Bowl JV Round 6/Varsity Semifinals
4:45 History Bee Finals
5:15 History Bowl Finals
6:00 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Hanover A
Plymouth
Bromfield A
Bromfield B
Phillips Exeter A
Weston
ConVal

JV

Hanover B *
Phillips Exeter B *

MS

Woodbury MS #

Registration:

Eastern Kentucky
2024-01-13 | Paul Blazer HS, 1500 Blazer Blvd., Ashland, KY, 41101, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Eastern Kentucky History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Blazer HS in Ashland, KY on January 13th, 2024! This tournament will run on our C Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, January 5th at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Monday, January 8th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After January 8th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com . Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Ashland in January!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee/US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 History Bee Finals
4:15 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Blazer A

JV

Blazer B *

Registration:

Greater Atlanta Winter
2024-01-15 | Innnovation Academy, 125 Milton Ave, Alpharetta, GA, 30009, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Greater Atlanta Winter History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Innovation Academy in Alpharetta, GA on MONDAY, Jan. 15, 2024! This tournament will run on our B Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on January 8th at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until January 10th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After January 10th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com . Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Alpharetta in January!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least 4 middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
During the History Bee rounds, middle school students are welcome to participate in the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Varsity/JV National Championships, not the Elementary/Middle School National Championships. There is no separate division of the National History Bee at this tournament for middle/elementary school students; those students interested in competing in the National History Bee at their grade level should email ems-info@iacompetitions.com.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive By This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee/US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 History Bee Finals
4:15 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Innovation Academy A

JV

Innovation Academy B *

Registration:

Central New York Winter
2024-02-03 | Geneva High School, 101 Carter Road, Geneva, NY, 14456, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Central New York Winter History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Geneva HS in Geneva, NY on February 3rd, 2023! This tournament will run on our B Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, January 26th at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Monday, January 29th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After January 29th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com . Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Geneva in February!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.

Schedule: The schedule as listed below is confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com.

8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins

8:30 Please Arrive By This Time!

8:45 Opening Meeting

9:15 History Bowl Round 1

10:00 History Bowl Round 2

10:45 History Bowl Round 3

11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting

11:45 History Bee Round 1

12:15 History Bee Round 2

12:45 History Bee Round 3

1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams

2:15 History Bowl Round 4

3:00 History Bowl Round 5

3:45 Results Meeting

4:00 History Bee Finals

4:30 History Bowl Finals

5:15 End

Teams Attending
Varsity

Geneva A
Bishop Ludden A
Bishop Grimes

JV

Geneva B *
Bishop Ludden B *
Fayetteville-Manlius *

MS

Geneva C #

Registration:

Toronto
2024-02-10 | University of Toronto Schools, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 2R7, Canada

Vermont
2024-02-10 | Downtown Burlington High School, 67 Cherry St., Burlington, VT, 05401, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Vermont History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Downtown Burlington HS in Burlington, VT on February 10th, 2024! This tournament will run on our C Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, February 2nd at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Monday, February 5th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After February 5th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com . Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Burlington in February!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.

Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 Results Meeting
4:00 History Bee Finals
4:30 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Downtown Burlington A

JV

Downtown Burlington B *

Registration:

Western USA B Set Online
2024-02-10 - 2024-02-11 | Online, United States
Important information about Online Varsity/JV Regionals
Each online Regional will be available on two different weekends. Online Regionals listed as “Eastern USA” are meant to help accommodate students and schools in our Central and Eastern time zones, while online Regionals listed as “Western USA” are meant to help accommodate students and schools in our Mountain and Pacific time zones, as well as Hawaii. No matter where you live, you can attend Eastern USA or Western USA events, but you can only attend one regional per question set, whether that is online or in person. For example, for the B Set Online Regional, you can attend the Eastern USA Bowl and Eastern USA Bee on the same weekend, or the Eastern USA Bowl on the first weekend and the Western USA Bee on the second weekend, but you can’t attend both the Eastern USA Bee and Western USA Bee (as they’ll be on the same question set).
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on February 2nd at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until February 5th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After February 5th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Costs, late registration fees and policies for our online events can be found here.
Western USA B Set Online Details – February 10th and 11th, 2024
For the Online Bee and Bowl events, the Bowl and Bee will alternate which day their part will take place. For the B Set Online, the Bee will take place Saturday and the Bowl will be Sunday.

Date
Events (All Pacific Time)

Saturday, February 10th
11:00am – 2:00pm History Bee Preliminaries and Finals

Sunday, February 11th
11:00am – 4:00pm History Bowl Rounds 1-5
5:30pm – 9:30pm History Bowl Playoffs

Teams Attending
Varsity

Parsa Homeschool (CA)
Mackinac Island (MI)
Amador Valley (CA)
Durham Academy (NC)
Lynbrook (CA)
Saratoga (CA)
King’s Academy (CA)
Newton South (MA)
Team Danville Mustangs (CA)
American (CA)
Archbishop Mitty A (CA)
Harvard Westlake A (CA)
Harvard Westlake B (CA)
Beckman (CA)

Junior Varsity

BASIS Silicon Valley (CA)
Archbishop Mitty B (CA)
Lake Oswego (OR)
Team Fairway (KS)

Middle School

Odle MS (WA)

Registration:

Online Science Bee
2024-02-18 | CA
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Online Science Bee of the USA, Canada & Latin America on Sunday, February 18th, 2024! This tournament will run on our Science Regional Set of questions, and is open to high school, middle school, and elementary school students Canada and Latin America, and high school students only in the USA. Note that to qualify for the Canadian Championships of the National Science Bee from this tournament, students need to finish in the top 50% of their age division among all competing students OR in the top 50% of their age division among just Canadian students.
Please register using the form linked here. Registration closes on Friday, February 16 at 7:00 pm EST. For further questions, please email hs-info@iacompetitions.com
Schedule (All times Eastern – please adjust accordingly if you are in a different time zone!)
4:00pm Start – please be in the online tournament room at this time
There will then be three preliminary rounds of competition for all players, and one additional final round for the top players.
7:30pm Approximate End Time

Online Geography Bee
2024-02-18 | IAC World Headquarters, 15 Lafayette Place, Burlington, VT, 05401, United States

Online Science Bee
2024-02-18 | IAC World Headquarters, 15 Lafayette Place, Burlington, VT, 05401, United States

Online Geography Bee
2024-02-18 | CA
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Online Geography Bee of the USA, Canada & Latin America on Sunday, February 18th, 2024! This tournament will run on our Geography Regional Set of questions, and is open to high school, middle school, and elementary school students Canada and Latin America, and high school students only in the USA. Please see this page for more information on the International Geography Bee. Note that to qualify for the Canadian Championships of the International Geography Bee from this tournament, students need to finish in the top 50% of their age division among all competing students OR in the top 50% of their age division among just Canadian students.
Please register using the form linked here. Registration closes on Friday, February 16 at 7:00 pm EST. For further questions, please email hs-info@iacompetitions.com
Schedule (All times Eastern – please adjust accordingly if you are in a different time zone!)
12:00pm Start – please be in the online tournament room at this time
There will then be three preliminary rounds of competition for all players, and one additional final round for the top players.
3:30pm Approximate End Time

Maryland Winter
2024-02-25 | Centennial High School, 4300 Centennial Ln, Ellicott City, MD, 21042, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2023 Maryland Winter History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Centennial HS in Ellicott City, MD on SUNDAY February 25th, 2024! This tournament will run on our B Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.

To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, February 16th at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Monday, February 19th. Please note that for this tournament, there will be no onsite signups; all registrations MUST be made before February 19th, 2024. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com . Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you and your team to Ellicott City in February!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive By This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:00 History Bowl Round 1
9:30 History Bowl Round 2
10:00 History Bowl Round 3
10:30 History Bowl Round 4
11:00 History Bowl Round 5
11:30 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee

12:30 History Bowl Quarterfinals
1:00 History Bowl Semifinals
1:30 History Bowl Finals
2:00 History Bee Opening Meeting
2:15 History Bee Round 1
2:45 History Bee Round 2
3:15 History Bee Round 3
3:45 History Bee Finals
4:15 End

Please note that for this tournament:
*NO teams will be allowed in after the deadline without permission from the Centennial Tournament directors; a wait-list can be created.
*NO Bee players or written tests will be signed up on site. No exceptions.
*Teams do NOT need to provide readers or buzzers for this event, as Centennial has their own staff and equipment. Please put “N/A” in the applicable areas on the registration form – teams will not incur any fees for not bringing readers to this tournament.

Teams Attending
Varsity

Wilde Lake
Robinson A
Poolesville A
Poolesville B
Poolesville C
Poolesville D
Poolesville E
Poolesville F
Poolesville G
McLean
Long Reach
Washington Liberty
Richard Montgomery
Howard
Winston Churchhill
St. John’s
Thomas Jefferson A
St. Andrew’s

JV

Centennial A *
Centennial B *
Centennial C *
Robinson B *
Poolesville H *
Poolesville I *
Poolesville J *
Poolesville K *
Poolesville L *
Montgomery Blair *
Georgetown Day School *
Thomas Jefferson B *

Registration:

Ottawa
2024-03-02 | Glebe Collegiate Institute, 212 Glebe Ave, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S2C9, Canada

Oklahoma
2024-03-02 | Heritage Hall Prep, 1800 NW 122nd Street, Oklahoma City, 73120, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Oklahoma History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Heritage Hall Prep in Oklahoma City, OK on March 2, 2024! This tournament will run on our A Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on February 23rd at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until February 26th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After February 26th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Marshall Mullins at hs-info@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Oklahoma City in March!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at hs-info@iacompetitions.com.
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 Results Meeting
4:00 History Bee Finals
4:30 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Heritage Hall A

JV

Heritage Hall B *

Registration:

Greater Dallas
2024-03-02 | Cistercian Preparatory School, 3660 Cistercian Rd, Irving, TX, 75039, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Greater Dallas History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Cistercian Prep in Irving, TX on March 2, 2024! This tournament will run on our A Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on February 23rd at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until February 26th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After February 26th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Marshall Mullins at hs-info@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Irving in March!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: This event is held concurrently with an Elementary/Middle School Regional Final at the same location. Middle and Elementary students must commit to either this Varsity/JV Regional or the EMS Regional Final for the whole day; they cannot hop between them.
For instance, a student cannot take part in the History Bowl or JV division of the History Bee and then take part in the National Science Bee Regional Final. If a student wishes to sign up for the Regional Finals (History/Science/Geography Bees for grades K-8), they should sign up here.
Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division of the Bowl.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at hs-info@iacompetitions.com.
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 Results Meeting
4:00 History Bee Finals
4:30 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Cistercian A

JV

Cistercian B *

Registration:

Texas State Championships
2024-03-02 | Liberal Arts and Science Academy, 1012 Arthur Stiles Rd, Austin, TX, 78721, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Texas History Bee State Championships, taking place at Liberal Arts and Science Academy in Austin, TX on March 2nd, 2024! This tournament will run on our A Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on February 23rd at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until February 26th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After February 26th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Marshall Mullins at hs-info@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Austin in March!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least four middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
During the History Bee rounds, middle school students are welcome to participate in the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Varsity/JV National Championships, not the Elementary/Middle School National Championships. There is no separate division of the National History Bee at this tournament for middle/elementary school students; those students interested in competing in the National History Bee at their grade level should email ems-info@iacompetitions.com.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at hs-info@iacompetitions.com.
10:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
10:15 Please Arrive By This Time!
10:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
10:45 History Bee Round 1
11:15 History Bee Round 2
11:45 History Bee Round 3
12:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
1:15 History Bee Finals
Registration:

Alabama
2024-03-09 | Hoover High School, 1000 Buccaneer Dr, Hoover, AL, 35244, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Alabama History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Hoover HS in Hoover, AL on March 9th, 2024! This tournament will run on our A Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, March 1st at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Monday, March 4th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After March 4th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Marshall Mullins at hs-info@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Hoover in March!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least 4 middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
During the History Bee rounds, middle school students are welcome to participate in the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Varsity/JV National Championships, not the Elementary/Middle School National Championships. There is no separate division of the National History Bee at this tournament for middle/elementary school students; those students interested in competing in the National History Bee at their grade level should email ems-info@iacompetitions.com.

Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at hs-info@iacompetitions.com.
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 History Bee Finals
4:15 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Iqra

JV

Western USA A Set Online
2024-03-09 - 2024-03-10 | Online, United States
Important information about Online Varsity/JV Regionals

To register, please fill out the form below. After March 4th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Costs, late registration fees and policies for our online events can be found here.
Western USA A Set Online Details – March 9th and 10th, 2024
For the Online Bee and Bowl events, the Bowl and Bee will alternate which day their part will take place. For the A Set Online, the Bowl will take place Saturday and the Bee will be Sunday.
UPDATE: The Online A Set Bowl has been cancelled. The Bee will continue on Sunday as planned.

Date
Events (All Pacific Time)

Sunday, March 10th
11:00am – 2:00pm History Bee Preliminaries and Finals

Registration:

North Georgia Spring
2024-03-09 | Calhoun High School, 355 S River St, Calhoun, GA, 30701, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 North Georgia Spring History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Calhoun HS in Calhoun, GA on March 9th, 2024! This tournament will run on our B Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, March 1st at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Monday, March 4th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After March 4th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com . Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Calhoun in March!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.

Schedule: The schedule as listed below is confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive By This Time!
8:40 Opening Meeting
9:00 History Bowl Round 1
9:30 History Bowl Round 2
10:00 History Bowl Round 3
10:30 History Bowl Round 4
11:00 History Bowl Round 5
11:30 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
1:00 History Bee Opening Meeting
1:15 History Bee Round 1
1:45 History Bee Round 2
2:15 History Bee Round 3
2:45 History Bowl Finals
3:30 History Bee Finals
4:00 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Calhoun
Commerce
Woodland
Gordon Central
Dawson County
Harrison

Registration:

Canada Online
2024-03-09 - 2024-03-10 | IAC World Headquarters, 15 Lafayette Place, Burlington, VT, 05401, United States

Lower Hudson Championships
2024-03-16 | Horace Greeley High School, 70 Roaring Brook Rd., Chappaqua, NY, 10514, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Lower Hudson History Bee and Bowl Championships, taking place at Horace Greeley HS in Chappaqua, NY on March 16, 2024! This tournament will run on our A Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, March 8th at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Monday, 11th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After March 11th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVillano at sara@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Chappaqua in March!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least four middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
During the History Bee rounds, middle school students are welcome to participate in the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Varsity/JV National Championships, not the Elementary/Middle School National Championships. There is no separate division of the National History Bee at this tournament for middle/elementary school students; those students interested in competing in the National History Bee at their grade level should email ems-info@iacompetitions.com.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com.
8:30 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
9:00 Please Arrive By This Time!
9:15 Opening Meeting
9:30 History Bowl Round 1
10:15 History Bowl Round 2
11:00 History Bowl Round 3
11:45 History Bee Opening Meeting
12:00 History Bee Round 1
12:30 History Bee Round 2
1:00 History Bee Round 3
1:30 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:30 History Bowl Round 4
3:15 History Bowl Round 5
4:00 Results Meeting
4:15 History Bee Finals
4:45 History Bowl Varsity Semifinals/JV Finals
5:30 History Bowl Varsity Finals
6:00 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Horace Greeley A
Yonkers Middle High A
Yonkers Middle High B
JFK Prep
Bethel A
St. Catharine Academy
Fordham Prep A
Fordham Prep B
Mamaroneck

JV

Horace Greeley B *
Yonkers Middle High C *
Marine Science Magnet *

Registration:

Vancouver
2024-03-16 | IAC World Headquarters, 15 Lafayette Place, Burlington, VT, 05401, United States

Central Illinois Championships
2024-03-23 | Lincoln High School, 1000 Railer Way, Lincoln, IL, 62656, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Central Illinois History Bee and Bowl Championships, taking place at Lincoln HS in Lincoln, IL on March 23, 2024! This tournament will run on our A Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on March 15th at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until March 18th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After March 18th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Marshall Mullins / hs-info@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Lincoln in March!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.
Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at hs-info@iacompetitions.com.
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 Results Meeting
4:00 History Bee Finals
4:30 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Lincoln A
St. Teresa A
Metea Valley

JV

St. Teresa B *
Edwardsville
Lincoln Magnet
Indian Hills

Registration:

Florida Panhandle
2024-03-23 | Pensacola High School, 500 W Maxwell St, Pensacola, FL, 32501, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 Florida Panhandle History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Pensacola HS in Pensacola, FL has been RESCHEDULED to Saturday, March 23, 2024! This tournament will now run on our A Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on March 15th at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until March 18th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After March 18th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Marshall Mullins at hs-info@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Pensacola in March!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.

Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at hs-info@iacompetitions.com.
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 History Bee Finals
4:15 History Bowl Semifinals
5:00 History Bowl Finals
5:30 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Pensacola A

JV

Pensacola B *
Hewitt Trussville

Registration:

Greater Hartford
2024-03-23 | Mileva Maric Montessori, 155 Mountain Rd, West Hartford, CT, 06107, United States
Thank you for your interest in our Greater Hartford Tournament! Unfortunately, this tournament has been postponed to the winter. All local teams will be notified when an exact date is set.
In the meantime, we have the Mid-Atlantic Championships coming up on April 7th, our last tournament of the season! If you would like more details or to register for that event, please visit https://www.iacompetitions.com/event/mid-atlantic-championships/
Thank you for a great season!

New Hampshire Spring
2024-03-30 | Phillips Exeter Academy, 20 Main St., Exeter, NH, 03833, United States
International Academic Competitions is pleased to announce the 2024 New Hampshire Spring History Bee and Bowl, taking place at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, NH on March 30th, 2024! This tournament will run on our A Set of questions, and like all IAC Varsity and Junior Varsity events, is open to all students, regardless of what state they are from, as long as they have not yet played this set of questions in the 2023-2024 academic year.
To register, please fill out the form below. Preregistration closes on Friday, March 22nd at 11:59 pm EST. Teams and individuals can still register with a late fee until Monday, March 25th, after which Bowl registrations are no longer guaranteed. After March 25th, contact hs-info@iacompetitions.com to see if registration is still possible. Late registration fees and policies can be found here. For further information, please email the Tournament Coordinator, Sara DelVilano at sara@iacompetitions.com. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming you to Exeter in March!
Exams: During the lunch break, we will offer the National Qualifying Exams for the US Geography Championships / National Geography Bee (one exam serves to qualify students for the National Championships of both competitions), the US History Bee, the National Political Science Bee, and the National Science Bee. All exams cost $15 each. Students can also qualify for the International Geography Championships (Vienna, Austria – July 13-20, 2024) and the International Environmental Science Olympiad (Puerto Rico – Dec. 27-31, 2024) through the Geography and Science National Qualifying Exams.
Note for middle/elementary students: Middle and elementary school teams are welcome to participate at this tournament in the History Bowl. If there are at least three middle/elementary school teams that take part, a separate middle school division of the bowl will be set up. Otherwise, middle/elementary school teams will be entered in the JV division.
If a middle/elementary student is playing in the Bowl, they have the option to participate in either the Middle School division or the Junior Varsity Division of the History Bee, and if they qualify, would qualify for the Elementary/Middle School or Varsity/JV National Championships as appropriate. If a middle/elementary student does not participate in the Bowl, their only Bee option is to participate in the Junior Varsity Division.

Schedule: The schedule as listed below is considered tentative, and therefore may still be subject to slight changes based on turnout until registration closes, at which point it will be confirmed. Students and teams looking for further guidance on the schedule should contact the Tournament Coordinator at sara@iacompetitions.com
8:00 Doors Open, Check-In Begins
8:30 Please Arrive by This Time!
8:45 Opening Meeting
9:15 History Bowl Round 1
10:00 History Bowl Round 2
10:45 History Bowl Round 3
11:30 History Bee Opening Meeting
11:45 History Bee Round 1
12:15 History Bee Round 2
12:45 History Bee Round 3
1:15 Lunch / National Qualifying Exams for National Geography Bee / US Geography Championships, US History Bee, National Political Science Bee, and National Science Bee
2:15 History Bowl Round 4
3:00 History Bowl Round 5
3:45 Results Meeting
4:00 History Bee Finals
4:30 History Bowl Semifinals
5:15 History Bowl Finals
5:45 End
Teams Attending
Varsity

Phillips Exeter A

JV

Phillips Exeter B *
Braintree *

MS

Hopkinton MS #

Registration:
