2025 ACF Nationals - Revision history

Andy Yu at 15:17, 1 October 2025

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adding player names

2025-04-21T20:13:37Z

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grammar

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Basic information

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 ===Difficulty===
-Like John Lawrence's previous [[2022 ACF Nationals|ACF Nationals]], a significant effort was made in difficulty control for this tournament, which was generally appreciated and praised. [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=28991] Nevertheless, the tournament still killed the pope.
+Like John Lawrence's previous [[2022 ACF Nationals|ACF Nationals]], a significant effort was made in difficulty control for this tournament, which was generally appreciated and praised. [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=28991] Nevertheless, the tournament still [[killed the pope]].
 {{ACF tournaments}}

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-{{College Nat Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2024 [[ACF Nationals]]
+{{College Nat Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2025 [[ACF Nationals]]
 |champion = [[Stanford]]
 |second = [[Chicago]] A

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 The set was head-edited by [[John Lawrence]], with [[Ganon Evans]], [[Halle Friedman]], [[Matt Jackson]], [[Rahul Keyal]], [[Dan Ni]], [[Hari Parameswaran]], [[Andrew Rout]], and [[Shahar Schwartz]] subject-editing.
-The tournament was won by [[Stanford]] ([[Tim Morrison]], [[Michał Gerasimiuk]], [[Andrew Zeng]], and [[Allan Lee]]) who defeated [[Chicago]] A in an overtime final, 275-265.
+The tournament was won by [[Stanford]] ([[Tim Morrison]], [[Michał Gerasimiuk]], [[Andrew Zeng]], and [[Allan Lee]]) who defeated [[Chicago]] A ([[Adam Fine]], [[Claire Jones]], [[John Marvin]], and [[Ned Tagtmeier]]) in an overtime final, 275-265.
 [[Illinois]] A defeated [[Toronto]] A to take third place.

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	[[Waterloo]] A defeated [[Georgia Tech]] to take the undergraduate title.		[[Waterloo]] A defeated [[Georgia Tech]] to take the undergraduate title.
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		+	===Difficulty===
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		+	Like John Lawrence's previous [[2022 ACF Nationals\|ACF Nationals]], a significant effort was made in difficulty control for this tournament, which was generally appreciated and praised. [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=28991] Nevertheless, the tournament still killed the pope.

	{{ACF tournaments}}		{{ACF tournaments}}

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 The tournament was won by [[Stanford]] ([[Tim Morrison]], [[Michał Gerasimiuk]], [[Andrew Zeng]], and [[Allan Lee]]) who defeated [[Chicago]] A in an overtime final, 275-265.
-[[Illinois A]] defeated [[Toronto A]] to take third place.
+[[Illinois]] A defeated [[Toronto]] A to take third place.
 [[Waterloo]] A defeated [[Georgia Tech]] to take the undergraduate title.
 {{ACF tournaments}}

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 |undergrad = [[Waterloo]] A
 |undergradsecond = [[Georgia Tech]]
-|undergradscorer = [[Jason Hong (Brown)|Jason Hong]]
+|site = [[Maryland]]
 |field = 48
-|stats = [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/8934/]
+|stats = [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/9670/]
 | }}

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		+	{{College Nat Tourneybox\|Tournament Name = 2024 [[ACF Nationals]]
		+	\|champion = [[Stanford]]
		+	\|second = [[Chicago]] A
		+	\|third = [[Illinois]] A
		+	\|fourth = [[Toronto]] A
		+	\|scorer = [[Amogh Kulkarni]]
		+	\|undergrad = [[Waterloo]] A
		+	\|undergradsecond = [[Georgia Tech]]
		+	\|undergradscorer = [[Jason Hong (Brown)\|Jason Hong]]
		+	\|site = [[Duke]]
		+	\|field = 48
		+	\|stats = [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/8934/]
		+	\| }}
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	The '''2025 ACF Nationals''' took place on April 19–20, 2025 by [[ACF]] at the [[University of Maryland]].		The '''2025 ACF Nationals''' took place on April 19–20, 2025 by [[ACF]] at the [[University of Maryland]].

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	The tournament was won by [[Stanford]] ([[Tim Morrison]], [[Michał Gerasimiuk]], [[Andrew Zeng]], and [[Allan Lee]]) who defeated [[Chicago]] A in an overtime final, 275-265.		The tournament was won by [[Stanford]] ([[Tim Morrison]], [[Michał Gerasimiuk]], [[Andrew Zeng]], and [[Allan Lee]]) who defeated [[Chicago]] A in an overtime final, 275-265.
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		+	[[Illinois A]] defeated [[Toronto A]] to take third place.
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		+	[[Waterloo]] A defeated [[Georgia Tech]] to take the undergraduate title.
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		+	{{ACF tournaments}}

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	It was be head-edited by [[John Lawrence]], with [[Ganon Evans]], [[Halle Friedman]], [[Matt Jackson]], [[Rahul Keyal]], [[Dan Ni]], [[Hari Parameswaran]], [[Andrew Rout]], and [[Shahar Schwartz]] subject-editing.		It was be head-edited by [[John Lawrence]], with [[Ganon Evans]], [[Halle Friedman]], [[Matt Jackson]], [[Rahul Keyal]], [[Dan Ni]], [[Hari Parameswaran]], [[Andrew Rout]], and [[Shahar Schwartz]] subject-editing.

−	The tournament was won by [[Stanford]] ([[Tim Morrison]], [[~~Michael~~ Gerasimiuk]], [[Andrew Zeng]], and [[Allan Lee]]) who defeated [[Chicago]] A in an overtime final, 275-265.	+	The tournament was won by [[Stanford]] ([[Tim Morrison]], [[Michał Gerasimiuk]], [[Andrew Zeng]], and [[Allan Lee]]) who defeated [[Chicago]] A in an overtime final, 275-265.

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−	The '''2025 ACF Nationals''' ~~will take~~ place on April 19–20, 2025 by [[ACF]] at the [[University of Maryland]].	+	The '''2025 ACF Nationals''' took place on April 19–20, 2025 by [[ACF]] at the [[University of Maryland]].

−	It ~~will~~ be head-edited by [[John Lawrence]], with [[Ganon Evans]], [[Halle Friedman]], [[Matt Jackson]], [[Rahul Keyal]], [[Dan Ni]], [[Hari Parameswaran]], [[Andrew Rout]], and [[Shahar Schwartz]] subject-editing.	+	It was be head-edited by [[John Lawrence]], with [[Ganon Evans]], [[Halle Friedman]], [[Matt Jackson]], [[Rahul Keyal]], [[Dan Ni]], [[Hari Parameswaran]], [[Andrew Rout]], and [[Shahar Schwartz]] subject-editing.
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		+	The tournament was won by [[Stanford]] ([[Tim Morrison]], [[Michael Gerasimiuk]], [[Andrew Zeng]], and [[Allan Lee]]) who defeated [[Chicago]] A in an overtime final, 275-265.