BOW HIGH SCHOOL TOPS BEDFORD IN GRANITE STATE CHALLENGE

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(DURHAM, February 22, 2014) - In a fast-paced GRANITE STATE CHALLENGE match, Bow High School took an early lead over Bedford High School and held on to it, winning the game with a score of 230-155. The Bow Falcons were represented by captain Tim Bradley, Anna Morrison, Jack Sheffer, and Sean Fraser, and coached by Michelle Hlavaz. The Bedford Bulldogs were represented by captain Elliot Chun, Michael Harkness, Peter Song, and Michael Brown, and were coached by Jon Cannon and Robby Zeller. Watch this and all the matches online at video.nhptv.org>> Bow High School now advances to the quarter-finals of Granite State Challenge. The popular quiz contest began the season with 16 Granite State high school teams battling for the coveted SuperChallenge title and brainy bragging rights. It takes a winning combination of knowledge, teamwork, grace under pressure, and a quick buzzer reflex to play Granite State Challenge. The show brings New Hampshire's top high school academic teams head-to-head in lively competition. The game emphasizes quick recall in math, science, social studies, language and fine arts, along with a mix of questions about current events, entertainment, sports, and regional topics. Host Jim Jeannotte poses the Challenge questions to the teams; Lori Warriner interviews team members. The winner of the Granite State SuperChallenge receives $1,000, a trophy and a champion banner for their school; the runner-up school receives $500 and a trophy. The SuperChallenge winner will compete for the Governor's Cup against the winner of the WGBH Boston High School Quiz Show at the end of the season. Watch Granite State Challenge Saturdays at 6 p.m. on NHPTV PRIME, and at other times on NHPTV PRIME and NHPTV EXPLORE; watch online anytime. Ready to play Granite State Challenge online? Join others in the group, play with your friends on Facebook, or take the quiz on your own. Take the interactive online quiz now! Granite State Challenge is generously funded by lead sponsor Unitil, a provider of natural gas and electricity to customers in New England. Additional funding is provided by NH NEA, Heinemann, DF Richard, Markem-Imaje, Pax World Mutual Funds, and Measured Progress. The GSC 2014 champion banner for the winning school was donated by the NHHEAF Network Organizations.

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