Learn History. Build a Team. Compete!
AHEPA Chapter 145 is excited to introduce the 2027 Hellenic History Jeopardy Competition in Denver!
This competition offers students ages 14–18 an opportunity to explore Greek history, develop teamwork skills, and compete in a fun, educational Jeopardy-style event.
Students will form teams of three, study a designated history book, and compete against other teams for the opportunity to represent Denver at the national competition in Chicago in July 2027.
No Greek heritage or AHEPA affiliation is required to participate.
Who Can Participate?
Students ages 14–18
Teams of three students
Open to students from all schools and backgrounds
No Greek heritage or AHEPA membership required
Students may register individually or as a team
Individual participants may be matched with other students to form a team
Official Competition Study Book
Hellenika: Heritage and History
All participants will receive a copy of Hellenika: Heritage and History as part of their registration fee.
The book will serve as the official study guide for the competition, introducing students to Greek history, culture, and heritage from ancient times through the modern era.
Competition questions will be based on the material covered in the book.
Registration Fee: $35 per student, including the book.
Students are encouraged to begin reading before the January 2027 coaching sessions.
Competition Categories
Questions will cover topics from the official study book, including:
Ancient Greek History – City-states, democracy, the Persian Wars, and major historical figures.
Greek Mythology and Culture – Mythology, philosophy, literature, art, and cultural achievements.
Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic Period – Macedonian history, Alexander’s conquests, and the Hellenistic world.
Byzantine History – The Byzantine Empire, Constantinople, emperors, and major historical events.
Modern Greek History – The Greek War of Independence, modern Greece, and important historical figures.
Greek-American History and Heritage – Greek immigration, cultural contributions, and the Greek-American community.
Questions will have different difficulty levels and point values, following a Jeopardy-style format.
Final categories and rules will be confirmed before the competition.
Preparation and Coaching Sessions
January–February 2027
To help students prepare, AHEPA Chapter 145 will organize:
Two to three online coaching sessions via Zoom
Review of important historical topics from the book
Practice Jeopardy questions
Explanation of competition rules and format
Guidance on teamwork and preparation
Coaching sessions will be open to all registered participants.
Denver Competition
March–April 2027
Location: AHEPA Chapter 145 Lodge, Denver, Colorado
The Denver competition will include:
An in-person semifinal round
A final competition between qualifying teams
Two competition sessions, approximately 2–3 hours each
Questions organized by category and difficulty level
Recognition of participating students and winning teams
Exact dates and times will be announced.
National Competition – Chicago
July 2027 | Chicago, Illinois
The winning Denver team is expected to receive a sponsored trip to Chicago to represent AHEPA Chapter 145 at the national Hellenic History Jeopardy Competition.
Participation will be subject to confirmation of national competition dates, eligibility requirements, and registration procedures.
Why Participate?
The Hellenic History Jeopardy Competition is more than a history contest. It is an opportunity for students to:
Discover the history and cultural heritage of Greece
Develop critical thinking and teamwork skills
Meet students from other schools and communities
Participate in a friendly academic competition
Have the opportunity to represent Denver at a national event
Questions or Additional Information
For additional information about registration, coaching sessions, or the competition, please contact AHEPA Chapter 145 – Denver through the chapter website.
Join us for the first Denver Hellenic History Jeopardy Competition in 2027!
Learn the history. Form your team. Take the challenge.
