The event featured a History Bee and Bowl competition, where students tested their historical knowledge individually in and as teams in the History Bowl. This year, 11 high school teams participated, showcasing their expertise and enthusiasm for history. The competition brought together students, faculty, and community members for a day of spirited academic challenge and engagement.

In addition to the competition, the MSJC Outreach Department and History Department hosted informational booths, providing students with valuable insights into MSJC’s programs, resources, and opportunities. A student panel, coordinated by the History Department, offered participants a firsthand look at MSJC’s academic and extracurricular experiences.

Among the standout teams, Liberty High School advanced to the semifinals, demonstrating their impressive knowledge and teamwork. At the same time, Beaumont Middle College reached the quarterfinals, making a strong showing in the tournament.

Congratulations to our divisional History Bowl Champions!

• Varsity: Arcadia B
• Junior Varsity (JV): Corona Del Mar

Congratulations to our divisional History Bee Champions!

• Varsity: Ethan Ustation, Beaumont Middle College HS
• Junior Varsity (JV): Elliot Reeves, Liberty

Congratulations to all individuals and teams who qualified for the Varsity/Junior Varsity National Championships and the International History Olympiad from all divisions!

“We are thrilled to host this competition and engage with high school students who are passionate about history,” said Nick Reeves, Ph.D., MSJC Associate Professor and event organizer. “It’s inspiring to see the level of dedication and enthusiasm these students bring to the event, and we hope it encourages them to continue their academic pursuits.”

MSJC looks forward to continuing this tradition and fostering a love of history and learning among future generations of students. For more information about MSJC and upcoming events, visit www.msjc.edu.

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