Tiger Trivia Hour

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• Atlanta: December 2, 2020

  The Atlanta Regional Association hosted the second Tiger Trivia Hour on December 2. Chris Broughton ’13 won and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in 2021. Chris received a Moubray and a bottle of Roadkill and his choice of three awesome alumni-sponsored prizes (see list on right). Charlie Bourland ’51 finished second, winning two prizes of his choice, and Steve White ’06 won the prize of his choice for finishing third. In addition, Chris, Charlie, Carter Friddle ’17, Martin Stephenson ’99, and John Wellford ’95 won Paul Huber Special prizes, their choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill, for answering the Paul Huber Special questions the fastest.

   

  Here is a screenshot of all of the competitors.  Thanks to Eli Green ’94, President of the Atlanta Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, Hunter Morhous ’99, Martin Stephenson ’99, and Pierce Lancaster ’02, for scheduling and hosting this event.

• Europe

  The 24th contest was a very special one for obvious reasons! Alumni, parents, and friends of Woodberry joined us all the way from Europe to test their wits in Tiger Trivia. It was a particular honor to host participants from England, France, Germany, Spain, Turkey, and Ukraine, including a Woodberry parent and alumni from five different decades. Here is a screenshot of all of the contestants. 

  
  

  Congratulations to Jim Lloyd '81 for winning and advancing to the Tiger Trivia World Cup Semifinals. Jim won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes from our list! Kudos to Fred Shearer '65 and Mike Johnson '05 (assisted by his daughter Ava) for their second-place and third-place finishes. Fred won two prizes of his choice, and Mike and Ava won one prize of their choice. Roman Podolets P’23 finished fourth, and John Hyatt '65 finished fifth.

  
  

  Congratulations also to Mike (and Ava) Johnson '05, Fred Shearer ’65, Navin Olschewski ’09, and John Hyatt '65 for winning Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill for each person. Mike and Ava both won a prize for their team effort! 

  
  

  The group sent best wishes to Jim as he prepared to represent the European region in the Tiger Trivia Semifinals.

• Dallas Region: February 4, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from the Dallas area gathered for the 21st Tiger Trivia Hour on February 4.  The group included new Dallas Association President Carter Butler '93 and Woodberry Trustee Ben Davis '89 P'24. Here is a screenshot of the competitors.  

   

  Congratulations to Emmett Nelms '02 for his fantastic performance in his dramatic win over a formidable field of competitors. Emmett won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, Tito’s Handmade Vodka and/or swag, courtesy of Austin’s Bryan Plater '83, and three other awesome prizes from our list.  In addition, he has advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals later this month.

  
  

  Kudos to Ben Davis '89 P'24 and Carter Butler '93 for their second-place and third-place finishes. Ben won two prizes of his choice, and Carter won one prize of his choice. Chase Palamar ’96 finished fourth, and Clarke Crenshaw '02 finished fifth. 

  
  

  Congratulations also to Hank Krebs '13, Chase Palamar ’96, Ben Davis '89 P'24, and Carter Butler '93 for winning Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill.  

  
  

  The group sent best wishes to Emmett as he prepares to represent the region in the Tiger Trivia semi-finals.

• Eastern North Carolina Region: February 4, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from Eastern North Carolina gathered for the 22nd Tiger Trivia Hour on February 4.  The group included three legendary members of the Class of 1977, Bill Blair '77 P’07, Jim Clement '77 P’16, and Patrick Nash '77.  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.

   

  With characteristic hospitality, the Eastern North Carolina participants graciously welcomed a visitor, John Scott ’01, the captain of the football team for The 100th Game.  The Alumni and Development office took the opportunity to share this video of a recent interview with John about The 100th Game. 

   

  Congratulations to the team of Bonnie and Wade Scales '03 for their fantastic performance in their dramatic win over a formidable field of competitors. Bonnie and Wade won Moubrays, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes from our list. In addition, they have advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals later this month.

  
  

  Kudos to Will Harris '15 and John Scott '01 for their second-place and third-place finishes. Will won two prizes of his choice, and John won one prize of his choice. Jim Clement '77 P’16 finished fourth, and, of course and of special note, Jack Curtice '18 finished fifth. Jack spent most of the contest ensconced in fifth position.  Halfway through the contest, host and Master of Ceremonies Bill Robertson, Director of the Amici Fund and Alumni Relations, promised Jack that he would win a prize if he finished fifth.  Therefore, as promised, Jack won a prize, as did Jim, particularly since he recruited two classmates and his son to the contest.

  
  

  Congratulations also to Noel Turlington '18, Jack Curtice '18, Trey Barnes '23, and Edwin Clement '16 for winning Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill.  

  
  

  The group sent best wishes to Bonnie and Wade as they prepare to represent the region in the Tiger Trivia semi-finals.

• Eastern/Southeastern Virginia Region: February 4, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from Culpeper, Madison, Orange, and eastern and southeastern Virginia gathered for the 20th Tiger Trivia Hour on February 4.  The group included Woodberry legend Catherine Gillespie P'85 '88 '91 GP'14 '23, who was assisted by her daughter Grayson Butterfield '88, and legendary Woodberry leaders Bill Judkins '69 and Bob Hudson ’73 P'04.  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.  

   

  Congratulations to Jackson Warmack '19 for his fantastic performance in winning over a formidable field of competitors. Jackson won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes from our list.  In addition, he has advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals later this month.

  
  

  Kudos to Carter Krusz '20 and William Hunt '16 for their second-place and third-place finishes. Carter won two prizes of his choice, and William won one prize of his choice. Bob Hudson ’73 P'04 finished fourth, and the team of Gus Perdue '19 and Kendall Whitaker '19 finished fifth. 

  
  

  Congratulations also to Carter Krusz '20, the team of Gus Perdue '19 and Kendall Whitaker '19, Bob Hudson ’73 P'04, and Avery Warmack '19 for winning Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill.  

  
  

  The group sent best wishes to Jackson as he prepares to represent the region in the Tiger Trivia semi-finals.

• Florida: February 3, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from Florida gathered for the 17th Tiger Trivia Hour on February 3.  The group included alumni from six different decades, including two members of the Board of Trustees, Bill Caler '63 and Ted Baker '96, and three former Trustees, Randy Lyon '61, David Lindsay '64 P'89 '91, and Bob Lindsay '68 P'05.  We also enjoyed the family combinations, including three Lindsays, three Stones, and two Goldsteins.  Dennis Goldstein P'16 competed, and his son Graham Goldstein '16, Woodberry’s Alumni Engagement and Communications Officer, was one of the hosts of the contest.  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.  

   

  Congratulations to Luke Stone '20 for his fantastic performance in winning over a formidable field of competitors, including his father and brother. Luke won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes from our list.  In addition, Luke has advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals later this month. Kudos to Luke’s father, Ed Stone '90 P'18 '20, and Stewart Lindsay '91 for their second-place and third-place finishes. Ed won two prizes of his choice, and Stewart won one prize of his choice. Ware Cornell '68 finished fourth, and Randy Lyon '61 finished fifth. 

  
  

  Congratulations also to Stuart Swann '02, Stewart Lindsay '91, Ware Cornell '68, Ed Stone '90 P'18 '20, and Randy Lyon '61 for winning Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill.  

  
  

  The group sent best wishes to Luke as he prepares to represent the region in the Tiger Trivia semi-finals.

• Austin/San Antonio: December 15, 2020

  The Austin Regional Association hosted the eighth Tiger Trivia Hour on December 15 for the Austin-San Antonio area. The contest was the first to have perfect attendance from the host Association Board and the first contest witnessed by the Godfather of Tiger Trivia, Paul Huber ’68. The headline prize was Tito’s Handmade Vodka, courtesy of Austin’s own Bryan Plater ’83, who participated in the contest. Here is a screenshot of all of the competitors.

   

  Andrew Grabato '01 won the contest and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in the spring of 2021. Andrew will receive Tito’s Handmade Vodka and/or swag, a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes of his choice from our list! Kudos to the Class of ’85 dynamo team of Fred Kennedy and Miles Boldrick for their second-place finish and Claude Koontz ’82 for his strong third-place finish. Fred and Miles won Tito’s and two other prizes of their choice, and Claude won Tito’s and another prize of his choice. 

   

  Congratulations also to Clark Menge ’04 (and his son William), Bryan Plater ’83, Claude Koontz ’82, and Jesse Womack ’96 for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill. 

   

  A special thanks goes to George Hillhouse '84, President of the Austin Regional Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, Bryan Plater '83, Fred Kennedy '85, Jesse Womack '96, and Andrew Grabato    01, for their leadership of the association and for scheduling and hosting this event. 

   

• Capital Region: December 9, 2020

  The Capital Regional Association hosted the fifth Tiger Trivia Hour on December 9. The contest included at least one current parent, past parent, and alumnus from each of the last six decades. Here is a screenshot of all of all of the competitors.

   

  Broderick Dunn ’00 won and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in 2021. Broderick won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three awesome prizes of his choice from our list (see list on right). Kudos to Elizabeth and Mitch Stevens, parents of Griffin ’23, and Tilden Winston ’17 for their second- and third-place finishes. Elizabeth and Mitch won two prizes of their choice, and Tilden won a prize of his choice. Congratulations to Harry Stephens ’07, Sutton Mahon ’17, Tilden Winston ’17, and Zol and Cora Rainey, parents of Zol ’24, for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill. 

   

  A special thanks goes to Harry Stephens ’07, President of the Capital Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, Tony Gould ’60, Stewart Verdery ’85, Jarrett Morrell ’91, Malcolm Marshall ’92, John Gogos ’98, Broderick Dunn ’00, Jack Raffetto ’02, Barrett Deacon ’09, and Philip Rogers ’10, for their leadership of the association and for scheduling and hosting this event. 

• Charleston: December 3, 2020

  The Charleston Regional Association hosted the third Tiger Trivia Hour on December 3. Charlton deSaussure ’71 won and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in 2021. Charlton won a Smithey Ironware Company skillet from founder Isaac Morton '94, a case of Freehouse Brewery beer from CEO Arthur Lucas '97, a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and his choice of three other awesome alumni-sponsored prizes (see list on right). Kudos to Brian McCormick ’04 and Berkeley D’Alton ’97 for their second- and third-place finishes. Brian won a six-pack from Freehouse plus two additional prizes of his choice, and Berkeley won a six-pack from Freehouse plus one additional prize of his choice. Congratulations to Charlton, Brian, and Isaac for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill.

   

  Here is a screenshot of all of the competitors. Thanks to Neil Thomson ’93 and Isaac Morton ’94, Co-Presidents of the Charleston Association Board, and their colleague on the Board, Berkeley D’Alton ’97, for scheduling and hosting this event. Isaac and Arthur Lucas '97 also deserve special thanks for being our featured sponsors, treating our winners to Smithey Ironware and Freehouse Brewery beer, respectively, and enthusiastically participating in the event!

   

• Charlotte: December 15, 2020

  The Charlotte Regional Association hosted the ninth Tiger Trivia Hour on December 15, witnessed by the Godfather of Tiger Trivia, Paul Huber ’68. The headline prizes were Stitch Golf gear, courtesy of Charlotte’s own Rick Hopkins ’87 and Frank Edwards ’88, and wild ales and kombucha from Lenny Boy Brewing, courtesy of Charlotte’s own Townes Mozer ’06. Here is a screenshot of all of the competitors.

   

  On his birthday, William Harris '80 won, advancing to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in the spring of 2021. William will receive a pullover from Stitch Golf, a bottle of Lenny Boy's Seduction Series 1 Wild Ale, a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes of his choice from our list. Kudos to Robert McMillan ’84 and BK Kennedy ’02 for their second-place and third-place finishes. They each won a headcover from Stitch and a bottle of Lenny Boy's Seduction Series 1 Wild Ale. Robert also won two other prizes of his choice, and BK won one other prize of his choice. By the way, the Lenny Boy's Seduction Series 1 Wild Ale is a unique rye blonde ale aged in Korbin Kameron red wine barrels on fresh blueberries for over eight months. Korbin Kameron is another Tiger Trivia Hour sponsor, courtesy of Korbin Ming ’03. 

   

  Congratulations also to Ty Peebles ’05, William Harris ’80, Spence Whitman ’86, and BK Kennedy ’02 for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill. 

   

  We also enjoyed the contests within the contests, including the nip-and-tuck Hardison battle, with Kate Hardison, playing in honor of her son, Beau ’20, edging out her husband Will Hardison ’82, who played in honor of their other Woodberry son, Wallace ’23. Kate finished fourth, and Will finished fifth. We were pleased that Robert Heath ’68, Paul Huber’s classmate, participated as well. 
  
  

  A special thanks goes out to Ty Peebles '05, President of the Charlotte Regional Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, Joe Kluttz '69, Ward Williams '77, Minor Hinson '80, Robert McMillan '84, Rob Sappenfield '85, Rick Hopkins '87, Kendrick Mattox '89, Bill Thompson '89, David Harker '94, John Lipe '98, Christian Staples '01, William Mills '02, John Petrone '06, and Trace Smith '06. We appreciate their leadership of the association and scheduling and hosting this event. 

• Charlottesville: December 10, 2020

  The Charlottesville Regional Association hosted the sixth Tiger Trivia Hour on December 10. The contest included at least one current parent, past parent, current student, and alumnus from six different decades. Here is a screenshot of all of the competitors.

   

  We were particularly honored by the participation of two Woodberry icons — legendary Woodberry master Corky Shackelford ’46, who participated with his son Fred ’74, and Gay Stillwell, widow of legendary Woodberry master John Stillwell ’45 and mother of Episcopal High School Headmaster Charley Stillwell ’81. See this screenshot of them talking with Scott Gillespie ’91, son of Bob and Catherine Gillespie, about their time together on the Woodberry campus.

   

  Scott Gillespie ’91 won and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in 2021. Scott won a case of Waterbird Spirits from Charlottesville’s own Wilson Craig ’12, Founder of Waterbird Spirits, a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three awesome prizes of his choice from our list (see list on right). Kudos to Hayes Jiranek ’17 and John McAllister ’94 for their second- and third-place finishes. Hayes won a four-pack of Waterbird and two other prizes of his choice, and John won a four-pack of Waterbird and another prize of his choice. Congratulations to the team of Brooks Hathaway ’91 and Davis Hathaway ’23, Crawford Humphreys ’18, Henry Dyke ’12, and the team of Sarah James and her son, Isaac ’23,for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill. 

   

  A special thanks goes to Ed Testerman ’02, President and Social Chair of the Charlottesville Regional Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, Kathy Walmsley, mother of Gresham ’17 and Dylan ’19,John Updike '77, Rob Jiranek '81, Keven Lindemann '87, Brooks Hathaway '91 (Admission Chair), Lance Kimbrough '91, Jonathan Kauffmann '95, T.J. Ronayne '97, and D. French Slaughter '04 (Career Networking Chair), for their leadership of the association and for scheduling and hosting this event. Wilson Craig ’12 also deserves a special thanks for being our featured sponsor, treating our winners to his delicious Waterbird Spirits, and enthusiastically participating in the event!

• Greater South Carolina Region: February 1, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from South Carolina, outside of the Charleston area (which had its own contest in December), gathered for the 15th Tiger Trivia Hour on February 1.  The group included alumni from six different decades, including Woodberry legends Charles Dibble '61 P’15, Rick Dent '65 P’96 ’99, Rusty DePass '66 P’96, and Walter Taylor '70, and one of our generous prize sponsors, Richard Reutter ‘00, President of Caroline's Cakes.  Richard reminded the group to “Eat Cake” and “Be Happy.”  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.  

  
  

  Congratulations to Philip Vann ’03 for his fantastic performance in overcoming some good-natured ribbing and winning over a formidable field of competitors.  Philip won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, a Caroline’s Cake, premium cast iron cookware from Charleston’s Isaac Morton '94, Founder of Smithey Ironware Company, artisanal, organic beer from the banks of the Ashley River from Arthur Lucas '97, Owner of Freehouse Brewery, and three other awesome prizes from our list.  In addition, Philip has advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals later this month. Kudos to Charles Dibble '61 P’15 and Jameson Rice ’19 for their second-place and third-place finishes. Charles won two prizes of his choice, and Jameson won one prize of his choice. The Osteen team of Jack ’89 and John ’23 finished fourth, and Ed Laney ’17 finished fifth.

  
  

  Congratulations also to Beau Hardison '20, Jameson Rice ’19, Thomas Rowland '19, and Charles Dibble '61 P’15 for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill. 

  
  

  The group sent best wishes to Philip as he prepares to represent the region in the Tiger Trivia semi-finals.

• Greater Virginia Region: January 28, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from the Shenandoah Valley, Southside Virginia, and Southwest Virginia gathered for the 12th Tiger Trivia Hour on January 28.  The headline prize was a gift box of Hubs Peanuts from Virginia’s own Marshall Rabil ’00, Sales and Marketing Director of Hubs Peanuts, who participated in the contest.  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.

   

  The team of Alex Forward '20, Henry Rich '20, and Benton Copeland '20 won the contest and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals.  Alex, Henry, and Benton each won a Moubray and a bottle of Roadkill, and will split a gift box of Hubs Peanuts and three other awesome prizes from the prize list.  Kudos to Cordelia Hogan '17 and Scott Pittman '18 for their second-place and third-place finishes. Cordelia won two prizes of her choice, and Scott won one prize of his choice.  

  
  

  Congratulations also to Cholly Fox '64, Scott Pittman ’18, Calder Clay '17, and Carson Becker '19 for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or a bottle of Roadkill.  

  
  The Greater Virginia contest was notable for its wide range of participants, from legendary alumni like Travis Tysinger ’62, father of two alumni and grandfather of a current student, and Cholly Fox ’64, father of Jeff Fox ’92; active past parents and grandparents like Bruce Christian, father of Harrison Christian ’05, and Elizabeth and Clark Brown, parents of two alumni and grandparents of two students; father and son competitors Manly Boyd ’84 and Basil Boyd ’17; Ty Janney ’82, who with his wife Maria sent five sons to Woodberry; and an assortment of young alumni.

• Houston: November 18, 2020

  The Houston Regional Association hosted the very first Tiger Trivia Hour on November 18. Bratton DuBose ’06 won and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in 2021. Bratton received a Moubray and a bottle of Roadkill and three wonderful alumni-sponsored prizes (see list on right). Davis O’Keeffe ’86 finished second, winning two prizes of his choice, and Jim Maloney ’69 finished third, winning a prize of his choice. Jim, Davis, Alex Board ’08, and Ryan Kacur ’17 won the Paul Huber special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill, by correctly answering one of the Paul Huber Specials the fastest. Here is a screenshot of the final leaderboard and the participants.

   

  The contest was featured in the November alumni newsletter that we sent to more than 5,000 alumni. Thanks to Stuart Coleman ‘04, President of the Houston Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, Jim Maloney '69, Sam Chambers '77, Lee Staley '92, Perrin Van Allen '06, and Walt Hughes '07, for scheduling and hosting the event and for being trailblazers for this wonderful program.  

• Midwest Region: February 3, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from the Midwest gathered for the 18th Tiger Trivia Hour on February 3.  The group included a Woodberry grandmother, two parents, a former faculty member, alumni from five decades, and two heads of schools.  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.  

   

  It was a special thrill to meet Julia Witherspoon, grandmother of Zol Rainey '24.  Ms. Witherspoon carried the Olympic Torch in 2002, is an “Oprah Angel”, and was ABC World News Person of the Year. Read more about her here.   

   

  We also enjoyed hearing from Garner Tullis '73 about the photos of him with his father, Eli Tullis ’46 and his brothers, Eli Tullis ’70 and Wesley Tullis ’73, in their football jerseys after he and his brothers helped beat EHS in 1969 and then a reenactment at his father’s 70th reunion in 2016 with new jerseys Woodberry provided.  See both photos here.  

  
  

  Congratulations to Daniel Japhet '16 for his fantastic performance in winning over a formidable field of competitors. Daniel won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes from our list.  In addition, Daniel has advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals later this month.

  
  

  Kudos to Jay Rainey '88 and Christian Zaytoun '15 for their second-place and third-place finishes. Jay won two prizes of his choice, and Christian won one prize of his choice. Margaret and Tom Hall P'98 finished fourth, and Blake Lovelace '94 finished fifth. 

  
  

  Congratulations also to Blake Lovelace '94, Garner Tullis '73, Jordan Dods '06, and Christian Zaytoun '15 for winning Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill.  

  
  

  The group sent best wishes to Daniel as he prepares to represent the region in the Tiger Trivia semi-finals.

• Mountain Time Zone: January 28, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from the Mountain Time Zone gathered for the 13th Tiger Trivia Hour on January 28.  Alumni and parents from Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming participated.  It was a particular honor to host two former members of the Woodberry Board of Trustees, Jack Tankersley ’68 and Charlie Atkins ’72, and other dedicated volunteers for Woodberry.  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.

   

  Bob Weston '95, assisted by his children Bo and Massey, won the contest and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals, which will be in late February. Bob, Bo, and Massey won Moubrays, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes from our list.  Kudos to Jack Tankersley '68 and Bobby Miller '15 for their second-place and third-place finishes.  Jack won two prizes of his choice, and Bobby won one prize of his choice.  

  
  

  Congratulations also to Wills Allen '99 and his sons Conrad and Robert; Jack Tankersley ’68; the Westons; and Bobby Miller '15 for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill for each person.

• New York City: December 17, 2020

  The New York City Regional Association hosted the 11th Tiger Trivia Hour on December 17. The headline prize was champagne from New York’s Matt Tornabene ’98, owner of Manhattan Wine Company.  Paul Huber, the Godfather of Tiger Trivia, witnessed the competition.  Here is a screenshot of all of us.

   

  Damien Chang '12 won and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in the spring of 2021. Damien will receive a magnum of Manhattan Wine Company champagne, a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes of his choice from our list!  Kudos to Peter Wilson '06 and William Dossett '13 for their second-place and third-place finishes.  Peter won two prizes of his choice, and William won one prize of his choice.  

  
  

  Congratulations also to Stephen Galleher '60, Josh Odoom '19, William Dossett '13, and Peter Wilson '06 for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill. 

  
  

  A special thanks goes to Gunnar Gregory '07, President of the New York Regional Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, Christian Burke '72, Mitch Hull '77 P'04 '08, Nelson Fitts '93, Todd Sears '94, Rob Harper '96, Claiborne Johnston '96, Mead Rust '97, Jim Davis '99, Fort Parker '01, Ben Stolbach '02, Stuart Swann '02, Jamie Gardiner '05, and Peter Wilson '06.  We appreciate their leadership of the association and scheduling and hosting this event. 

• North Carolina Triangle Region: December 14, 2020

  The Triangle Regional Association hosted the seventh Tiger Trivia Hour on December 14. The contest included a former headmaster and first lady and at least one current parent, past parent, current student, and alumnus from six different decades. Here is a screenshot of all of the competitors.

   

  We were particularly honored by the participation of several Woodberry icons, including Dennis and Leesa Campbell, former headmaster and first lady of Woodberry, who hired and graduated many of the participants in the event. We were also honored to be joined by four legendary alumni--Bob Yowell ’54, Tom Kenan ’55, Francis Bagbey ’68, and Lee Smith ’69.

   

  Jason Slade ’90 won and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in the spring of 2021. Jason will receive a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes of his choice from our list (see the list at right). Kudos to John Purrington ’86 and Boyd Davis ’05 for their second- and third-place finishes. John won two prizes of his choice, and Boyd won a prize of his choice. 

   

  Congratulations also to Frank Nelms ’01, the team of Carter McCall ’23 and his dad, Craig, and John Nabors, father of Chris Nabors ’24,for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill. In fact, John won two Huber Specials.

   

  A special thanks goes to Douglas Vaughn '87, President of the Triangle Regional Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, Liza Roberts, mother of Hale '21, Heather Warren, mother of Michael ’17 and Clark '21, Kim Collie, mother of Hugh '22, John Nash '72, Sam Bratton ’82, Martin Borden '83, Martin Boney '85, Rich Bue '86, John Purrington '86, Rob Brown '87, Jason Slade '90, Chris Harris '91, John Maddison '97, Carter Brenneman '99, Robert Long '02, Jack Taylor '02, George Purrington '04, Issac Brown '08, and John Nash '08. We appreciate their leadership of the association and scheduling and hosting this event. 

   

  We are pleased that, as a result of this event, we gained a new alumni prize sponsor. Thomas Ragsdale ’02 enthusiastically participated and is setting up a sponsorship with Standard Beer and Food.

• Northeastern United States Region: February 1, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont gathered for the 14th Tiger Trivia Hour on February 1.  The group included three former faculty members, Tammy and Clyde Firman and Ashley Denison, a parent, and alumni from four different decades.  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.  

   

  Ashley Denison, assisted by her daughter Ella, won the contest over a formidable field of competitors. Ashley won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes from our list.  Kudos to Joe Vining '55 and Tammy and Clyde Firman for their second-place and third-place finishes. Joe won two prizes of his choice, and Tammy and Clyde each won one prize of their choice.  Ed Frackelton '00, assisted by Carter and Liliana, finished fourth, and Billy Ripley '06, assisted by Annie, James, and Ford, finished fifth.

  
  

  Ashley will compete in a faculty/former faculty competition to be scheduled in the spring and, as the highest alumnus/parent participant, Joe has advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals later this month. 

  
  

  Congratulations also to Billy Ripley '06 (assisted by Annie, James, and Ford), Myles Wynn ’05, and Ed Frackelton '00 (assisted by Carter and Liliana) for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill. In fact, Myles won two Huber Specials, Team Ripley won four prizes, and Team Frackelton won three prizes. 

  
  

  The group sent best wishes to Ashley as she prepares to compete in the faculty competition and Joe as he prepares to represent the region in the alumnus/parent semi-finals.

• Richmond: December 16, 2020

  The Richmond Regional Association hosted the tenth Tiger Trivia Hour on December 16. The headline prizes were Cirrus Vodkacourtesy of Richmond’s own Tom Ellington '08, Sales and Marketing Director of Cirrus, and Hubs Peanuts, courtesy of Virginia’s Marshall Rabil ’00, Sales and Marketing Director of Hubs.  Here is a screenshot of all of the competitors.

   

  Hynson Marvel '99 won and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in the spring of 2021. Hynson will receive a bottle of Cirrus Vodka, a Gift box of Hubs Peanuts, a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes of his choice from our list. Kudos to Walter Smith ’75 and Thomas Hall ’98 for their second-place and third-place finishes. They each won a bottle of Cirrus Vodka and a Gift box of Hubs Peanuts.Walter also won two other prizes of his choice, and Thomas won one other prize of his choice. 

   

  Congratulations also to Marston Smith ’04, Billy Mock ’96, Walter Smith ’75, and Scott Gullquist '17 for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill. And thanks to Steve Gentil '70 and Massie Meredith ’75 for their commentary and enthusiasm.

   

  A special thanks goes to Richard Wright '96, President of the Richmond Regional Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, Massie Meredith '75, Bart Farinholt '80, B Hathaway '80, Read Butler '91, Muscoe Garnett '94, Eric Miller '94, Reilly Monroe '02, Joe Farmer '04, Tyler Finney '08, andFreddy Moore, mother of Trice '13. We appreciate their leadership of the association and scheduling and hosting this event. 

   

• Tennessee/Deep South Region: February 3, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, and Arkansas gathered for the 19th Tiger Trivia Hour on February 3.  The group included former WFS faculty member Alex Joyce '72, former WFS Director of Admissions Harrison Stuart '98, and alumni from six decades, with Neiland Pennington ’59  and Bobo Tanner ’73 being the senior participants.  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.  

   

  Congratulations to Taliaferro Oates '00 for his fantastic performance in winning over a formidable field of competitors. Tolly won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three other awesome prizes from our list. In addition, he has advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals later this month.

  
  

  Kudos to Rob Sellers '04 and Harrison Stuart '98 for their second-place and third-place finishes. Rob won two prizes of his choice, and Harrison won one prize of his choice. James Boswell '04 finished fourth, and Hugh Monsted '20 finished fifth. 

  
  

  Congratulations also to Hugh Monsted '20, Chris Plater '85, Bobo Tanner '73, and Rob Sellers '04 for winning Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill.  

  
  

  The group sent best wishes to Tolly as he prepares to represent the region in the Tiger Trivia semi-finals.

• Triad: December 8, 2020

  The Triad Regional Association hosted the fourth Tiger Trivia Hour on December 8. The contest was particularly special, because we had at least one current parent, past parent, and alumnus from each of the last seven decades, and three Trustees, including Sumner Finch ’75, the chair of the board; former board chair Haynes Griffin ’65; and new trustee Harley Garrison ’87. Here is a screenshot of all of all of the competitors.

   

  J Banzet ’20 won and advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup in 2021. J won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, and three awesome prizes of his choice from our list (see list on right). Kudos to J’s father Jule Banzet ’85 and Chris Green ’88 for their second- and third-place finishes. Jule won two prizes of his choice, and Chris won a prize of his choice. Given that the app didn’t allow us to execute the Paul Huber Special prizes that night, we awarded a Moubray or bottle of Roadkill to every participant!

   

  Special thanks to Chris Green ’88, President of the Triad Association Board, and his colleagues on the Board, David Broughton ’86, Jim King ’87, Will Joyner ’88, Bates Grainger ’92, Rick Ramsey ’97, Lee Bryan ’98, and Will Goodson ’01, for their leadership of the association and for scheduling and hosting this event. 

   

• Western United States Region: February 1, 2021

  Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends from the western United States gathered for the 16th Tiger Trivia Hour on February 1.  The group included two sets of Woodberry parents and alumni from six different decades, including Woodberry legends James Coker '59, John Gulick '59, Tom Jahncke '65, and Richard Thompson '73.  We were particularly honored that two of our generous prize sponsors were on the call, Tom Jahncke '65, who with his classmate Larry Krieger '65, is donating wine from Hall Vineyards, and Korbin Ming ’03, General Manager of Moonridge Vineyard, who is donating Korbin Kameron wine.  Here is a screenshot of the competitors.  

  
  

  Congratulations to John Gillespie ’85 P’14 for his fantastic performance in winning against a formidable field of competitors. John won a Moubray, a bottle of Roadkill, two bottles of Hall Wine, a bottle of Korbin Kameron, and three other awesome prizes from our list.  In addition, John has advanced to the Tiger Trivia World Cup semi-finals later this month.  Kudos to Stephen Poolos '97 (assisted by his son Jackson) and Beth and Philip Bartlett ’89 P’22 for their second-place and third-place finishes. Stephen and Jackson won two prizes of their choice, and Beth and Philip won one prize of their choice.  Prentiss Douglass '93 finished fourth, and Korbin Ming ’03 finished fifth.

  
  

  Congratulations also to Prentiss Douglass '93, Stephen and Jackson Poolos ’97, Chris Clawson '02, and Colton Soref '08 for winning the Paul Huber Special prizes, a choice of Moubray Wear or Roadkill.  

  
  The group sent best wishes to John as he prepares to represent the region in the Tiger Trivia semi-finals.  James Coker ’59 closed out the proceedings with a wonderful Woodberry cheer.