Scholars Bowl

2026 State Scholars Bowl Information

	AISA State Middle School  Scholars’ Bowl Competition Date: January 20, 2026 at Troy University of Montgomery, Whitley Hall
	AISA State High School  Scholars’ Bowl Competition Date:  February 25, 2026 at Troy University of Montgomery, Whitley Hall

 

AISA State Middle School Scholars Bowl Entry Form

AISA State High School Scholars Bowl Entry Form

Scholar Bowl Rules Revised 2025

 

 

New partnership, new opportunities.

The AISA is excited to announce a new partnership for our scholars bowl competition.  At the middle school and high school level, we have partnered with the Alabama Scholastic Competition Association (ASCA).  This partnership will automatically allow the winners of the AISA State Scholars Bowl tournaments to now advance to the ASCA state tournament.  We will still utilize the NAQT test series and winners of our state competitions will still be eligible for national competitions.

In doing this, we have now adopted the ASCA rules for competitions.  Please review these rules as they are different from our previous rules.  All AISA middle school and high school teams participating in district/state will also be required to be members of ASCA. This membership has a lot of benefits and opportunities and we hope all AISA will take advantage of this opportunity and participate in many of their related events.

If you have questions about ASCA, visit their website at Alabama Scholastic Competition Association  or if you have membership questions, contact Claudette Smith ([email protected]) or Sharon Daily ([email protected]).

Registration Forms:  Alabama Scholastic Competition Association Members Page

Check on the available resources to study from: 

NAQT (National Academic Quiz Tournaments)

2026 AISA State Scholars Bowl Winners

Middle School

Team Awards:

1st Place – Houston Academy

2nd Place – Advent Episcopal School

Top Scorers:

1. Roman Hughes, Advent Episcopal School

2. Webb Cole, Houston Academy

3. Samantha Podloski, Houston Academy

4. Elise Robinson, Heritage Christian Academy

5. Jackson Holman, Tuscaloosa Academy