A company from this state sponsors and hosts near its corporate headquarters an "academic competition" called Let's Get Real, whose middle school division was won in 2003 by Good Hope Middle School.  
A company from this state sponsors and hosts near its corporate headquarters an "academic competition" called Let's Get Real, whose middle school division was won in 2003 by Good Hope Middle School.  The rules for this state's local format declare "no appeals will be accepted" and instruct teams to "accept the decision [of the judges] graciously" (+) while nonetheless acknowledging "mistakes happen".  Its state format, where games are played on rounds of twelve tossups and two fanfare (*) rounds, draws champions from "intermediary units" and was won in 1995 by General McLane. The consistently best team from this state lost to Henry Ford II but then won 37 consecutive matches to become the holder of the longest running NSC win streak, a team coached by Julie Gittings.  The state where Jeff Hoppes went to high school, FTP, identify this state whose travesty of a state tournament is routinely won by Manheim Township and State College.
A company from this state sponsors and hosts near its corporate headquarters an "academic competition" called Let's Get Real, whose middle school division was won in 2003 by Good Hope Middle School.  
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