The Academic Superbowl will have four meets next month, according to Head Coach Matthew Dillon.
Assistant coach Joe Stuelpe said, “The team has divided into small groups for their research.” The small groups will continue to meet on their own time in order to prepare for the upcoming meets in March.
Stuelpe said, “It’s really up to the team members to do their research within the groups and prepare for the next competition on their own.”
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