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{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2006 [[ACF Nationals]]
|champion = [[2006 Texas A&M|Texas A&M]]
|second = [[2006 Michigan|Michigan]]
|third = [[2006 Chicago A|Chicago A]]
|fourth = [[2006 Illinois|Illinois]]
|scorer = [[Jerry Vinokurov]]
|editors = [[Andrew Yaphe]]
|site = [[Michigan]]
| }}

The '''2006 ACF Nationals''' was won by [[2006 Texas A&M|Texas A&M]], consisting of [[Chris Romero]], [[Candace Benefiel]], [[Susan Mitchell]], and [[Trey Morris]]. The tournament was held at [[Michigan]] and edited by [[Andrew Yaphe]].

==Tournament results==

Texas A&M won with an overall 12-2 record, with [[2006 Michigan|Michigan]] finishing 11-3 after the two finals matches and [[2006 Chicago A|Chicago A]] 10-2 as third place in the playoff bracket. Michigan, consisting of [[Adam Kemezis]], [[Ryan Westbrook]], [[Dave Rappaport]], and [[Will Turner]], finished second. [[2006 Illinois|Illinois]] finished fourth at 9-3, while [[2006 Princeton|Princeton]] went 7-5, good for fifth. [[2006 UCLA|UCLA]] (6-6), and [[2006 Chicago B|Chicago B]] rounded out the top bracket.

==Individual results==
2006 Nationals featured four players playing solo, and they earned the top three scoring awards, as well as fifth. [[Jerry Vinokurov]] was first with 90 PPG, while [[Matt Lafer]], playing as an exhibition team, scored 88.33 PPG and, by record, qualified for the top bracket. [[Matt Weiner]] scored 77.08 PPG to take third, just his second ACF Nationals in which he did not lead the field in scoring. [[Chris Frankel]]'s 63.33 PPG were good for fourth, and first among players in the top playoff bracket. [[Paul Litvak]]'s solo effort for [[Carnegie Mellon]] resulted in 62.5 PPG, earning him fifth overall in scoring.

The leading scorer for the championship Texas A&M team was [[Chris Romero]], who finished eighth overall with 46.25 points per game. Chris's teammates [[Susan Mitchell]], [[Candace Benefiel]], and [[Trey Morris]] scored 24.17, 15.42, and 10 PPG, respectively, and Texas A&M tied for most tossups converted with Chicago A (at 130). Michigan converted 127 tossups, and led the field in bonus conversion, with 16.65.

==External Links==
* [http://www.tc.umn.edu/~hart0789/acfnats06/ACF2006_standings.html Stats from ACF Nats 06]

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+The '''2006 ACF Nationals''' was held on April 1 at [[Michigan]]. [[2006 Texas A&M|Texas A&M]], consisting of [[Chris Romero]], [[Candace Benefiel]], [[Susan Mitchell]], and [[Trey Morris]], won the tournament.  The tournament was edited by [[Andrew Yaphe]].
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