What a bunch of tarts and hoes! Quiz Finale Next Week!

21 April 2011

What a bunch of tarts and hoes! Quiz Finale Next Week!

This week at Trinity we had six teams at the Irish pub competing for 1st and 2nd place prizes! A $30 tab for first, and a $20 tab for second.

It was Ed Sedar Fan Club who finished first with a dominating 41 points!

Well done guys!

Second place went to Vodka Tartletts, one of two tartlett teams on the night...

They took the $20 bar tab...

The league finale is next week!

Until next time Milwaukee, drink while you think...

Tuesday April 19th, 2011 Scores:

41 Ed Sedar Fan Club
36 Vodka Tartletts
35 The Out Of Towners / Just The Tip
32 Team Team
31 NLFD
29 The Bourbon Tartletts
23 One Man, One Brain.

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League

Last Week's Winners
Ed Sedar Fan Club

Next Week's Bonus Round
None

Current League

Start Date
Tuesday May 3rd

End Date
Tuesday June 21st

Length (byes)
8 weeks (2)

Most Recent League Champions
The Vodka Tartletts

Former League Champions
Juicy Fruit

Mr Wu & the Adjustments (x2)

Jenny Has No Summer

Bill Cosby & the Sweaters (x2)

Rusty Sanchez & the Dirty Trombones (x3)

Suck It Trebek (x3)

Team Low Brow

And Just Missing Out on the Prizes

There are Two Kinds of Wet in My Pants

The Spastics

The Vodka Tartletts

How the league works
Team scores over a predetermined number of weeks are accumulated in a table. The team with the highest cumulative score at the end of that period is crowned league champions and also wins an additional prize for its efforts.

Leagues vary in length, anywhere between 4-8 weeks. Each venue's league is independent of the next, as are the league prizes.

Your Team Name
During the league season it is advised that teams keep a consistent name from week-to-week in order for the Quizmaster to track scores. Teams playing under different names each week during a league will have their scores tallied separately.

Bye Weeks
Allowing flexibility, each venue grants so many bye weeks during its league. Under this rule, a team is allowed to miss so many weeks knowing they can still compete in the league. In the event that a team is present for the entire duration of the league their weakest scores are subtracted...

For example, over the course of an eight week league all team's are granted two bye weeks. If they miss two weeks they effectively score zero in their absence - but all team's will be judged on their six best results from the eight weeks of league play.

*Overall Score vs "Best Score"
The league table indicates each team's overall score and best score. Ultimately, the best score is all that matters as this score accounts for the bye week(s) allowed in the league. In some cases the overall score and best score may be the same depending on whether that team has missed a week (or more) of play.

21 April 2011