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{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2004 [[ACF Nationals]]
|champion = [[2004 Chicago A|Chicago A]]
|second = [[2004 Berkeley|Berkeley]]
|third = [[2004 Texas A&M|Texas A&M]]
|fourth = [[2004 Kentucky|Kentucky]]
|scorer = [[Wesley Mathews]], [[2004 Indiana|Indiana]]
|editors = [[Zeke Berdichevsky]]
|site = [[Maryland]]
| }}

The '''2004 ACF Nationals''' was won by [[2004 Chicago A|Chicago A]], consisting of [[Andrew Yaphe]], [[Subash Maddipoti]], [[Ed Cohn]], and [[Matt Reece]]. The tournament was held at [[Maryland]] and was edited by [[Zeke Berdichevsky]].

==Tournament results==
Chicago A beat [[2004 Berkeley A|Berkeley A]] twice in an advantaged final to win the tournament with a 14-1 record, averaging a tournament-best 359 points per game. The second-place Berkeley team consisted of [[Seth Teitler]], [[Jeff Hoppes]], [[Jerry Vinokurov]], and [[Kenny Easwaran]], and they finished with a 13-2 record, averaging 333.3 points per game. [[2004 Texas A&M|Texas A&M]] finished third with a 10-3 record, winning the third-place game against [[2004 Kentucky|Kentucky]], who also went 10-3 and earned fourth. [[2004 Rochester|Rochester]] defeated [[2004 Michigan|Michigan]] to capture fifth; both teams finished 8-5.

==Individual results==
The top five scorers at the tournament (through the prelim rounds) were [[Wesley Mathews]] of Indiana, [[Kelly McKenzie]] of Kentucky, [[Adam Kemezis]] of Michigan, [[Matt Cvijanovich]] of [[Iowa State]], and [[Chris Frankel]] of [[Princeton]], in that order. Mathews led the field with 81 points per game.

The leading scorer for the championship Chicago A team was [[Andrew Yaphe]], who finished seventh overall with 46.5 points per game. [[Subash Maddipoti]] was the 16th scorer with 38 PPG, while [[Matt Reece]] had 18 PPG and [[Ed Cohn]] had 12.

==External Links==
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20060913065423/www.dpo.uab.edu/~paik/acf/04nats.html 2004 ACF Nationals stats and final records]

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-The '''2004 ACF Nationals''' was won by [[2004 Chicago A|Chicago A]], consisting of [[Andrew Yaphe]], [[Subash Maddipoti]], [[Ed Cohn]], and [[Matt Reece]].  The tournament was held at [[Maryland]] and was edited by [[Zeke Berdichevsky]].
+The '''2004 ACF Nationals''' was held on April 10 at [[Maryland]]. [[Chicago]] A, consisting of [[Andrew Yaphe]], [[Subash Maddipoti]], [[Ed Cohn]], and [[Matt Reece]], won the tournament.  The tournament was edited by [[Zeke Berdichevsky]].
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