2024 ACF Nationals - Revision history

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Matt Jackson at 04:24, 22 April 2024

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 ==Trivia==
 * [[Adam S. Fine]] completed his career [[Triple Crown]] with this tournament, becoming the first player who did so by winning ACF Nationals as the last leg of the three.
-* [[North Carolina]]'s 3rd-place finish, secured in a 25-point victory over WUSTL that also secured Chicago A's clearing of the field, was its first-ever top 4 finish at ACF Nationals.
+* [[North Carolina]]'s 3rd-place finish, secured in a 25-point victory over WUSTL that also secured Chicago A's clearing of the field, was its first-ever top 4 finish at ACF Nationals, making it the sixth member of the Atlantic Coast Conference to do so after NC State, Virginia, Georgia Tech, Berkeley, and Stanford.
 * Because 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place were fully determined at the end of playoffs without need for further play, the one-game UG final between Cornell and Waterloo was played on-stage before the awards ceremony. The game's final tossup, on the musical ''The Fantasticks'', ended with the apt words "'Try to Remember'" (the name of the show's best-known song). Humorously, neither team could do so, and the tossup went dead [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEXW8V0mkwg&t=3083s].
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 |undergrad = [[Cornell]] A
 |undergradsecond = [[Waterloo]]
-|undergradscorer = [[Jason Hong]]
+|undergradscorer = [[Jason Hong (Brown)|Jason Hong]]
 |site = [[Duke]]
 |field = 48

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-The '''2024 ACF Nationals''' was hosted on April 20–21, 2024, by [[ACF]] at [[Duke]] University, and hosted with assistance from the [[University of North Carolina]].
+The '''2024 ACF Nationals''' was hosted on April 20–21, 2024, by [[ACF]] at [[Duke]] University, with assistance from the [[University of North Carolina]].
 It was head-edited by [[Nick Jensen]], with subject editing by [[Jordan Brownstein]], [[Jason Golfinos]], [[Aseem Keyal]], [[Eddie Kim]], [[Joseph Krol]], [[Stephen Liu]], [[Grant Peet]], [[Eleanor Settle]], and [[Kevin Wang]].
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 * [[Adam S. Fine]] completed his career [[Triple Crown]] with this tournament, becoming the first player who did so by winning ACF Nationals as the last leg of the three.
 * [[North Carolina]]'s 3rd-place finish, secured in a 25-point victory over WUSTL that also secured Chicago A's clearing of the field, was its first-ever top 4 finish at ACF Nationals.
-* Because 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place were fully at the end of playoffs without need for further play, the one-game UG final between Cornell and Waterloo was played on-stage before the awards ceremony. The game's final tossup, on the musical ''The Fantasticks'', ended with the apt words "'Try to Remember'" (the name of the show's best-known song). Humorously, neither team could do so, and the tossup went dead [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEXW8V0mkwg&t=3083s].
+* Because 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place were fully determined at the end of playoffs without need for further play, the one-game UG final between Cornell and Waterloo was played on-stage before the awards ceremony. The game's final tossup, on the musical ''The Fantasticks'', ended with the apt words "'Try to Remember'" (the name of the show's best-known song). Humorously, neither team could do so, and the tossup went dead [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEXW8V0mkwg&t=3083s].
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 [[Chicago]] A ([[Adam S. Fine]], [[Matt Jackson]], [[Claire Jones]], [[Ned Tagtmeier]]) went undefeated and cleared the field. In doing so, they became the most recent team to go [[Multi-championship achievements|double undefeated]] at a single year's national championships.
-[[Cornell]] defeated [[Waterloo]] to take the undergraduate title; the latter team, which tied with Cornell and [[Stanford]] for an overall 4th-place finish, secured the highest-ever finish for a Canadian team at ACF Nationals.
+[[Cornell]] defeated [[Waterloo]] to take the undergraduate title; the latter team, which tied with Cornell and [[Stanford]] for an overall 4th-place finish, secured the highest-ever finish for a Canadian or non-U.S. team at ACF Nationals.
 The Division II title was not awarded as no eligible teams entered the tournament.
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 ==Trivia==
 * [[Adam S. Fine]] completed his career [[Triple Crown]] with this tournament, becoming the first player who did so by winning ACF Nationals as the last leg of the three.
-* First-ever top 4 finish at ACF Nationals for North Carolina. First-ever top 4 finish for Waterloo, which also marked the first Top 4 finish for any Canadian or non-US team.
+* [[North Carolina]]'s 3rd-place finish, secured in a 25-point victory over WUSTL that also secured Chicago A's clearing of the field, was its first-ever top 4 finish at ACF Nationals.
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 ==Trivia==
 * [[Adam S. Fine]] completed his career [[Triple Crown]] with this tournament, becoming the first player who did so by winning ACF Nationals as the last leg of the three.
-* First-ever top 4 finish at ACF Natioanls for North Carolina. First-ever top 4 finish for Waterloo, which also marked the first Top 4 finish for any Canadian or non-US team.
+* First-ever top 4 finish at ACF Nationals for North Carolina. First-ever top 4 finish for Waterloo, which also marked the first Top 4 finish for any Canadian or non-US team.
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 |site = [[Duke]]
 |field = 48
-|stats = [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/8394/]
+|stats = [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/8934/]
 | }}