Adam Fine (Yale) - Revision history

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 In high school, Adam played for [[UChicago Lab|University of Chicago Laboratory Schools]], where he placed T-21st at [[2015 HSNCT]] and T-8th at [[2015 NSC]]. He was named a Honorable Mention for the 2015 [[HSQBRank All-World Teams]].
-Adam's deep science and flashcard knowledge were key to the Yale squads that won the DI [[ICT]] championship in [[2018 ICT|2018]] and [[2019 ICT|2019]]. He also carried a team of [[Auroni Gupta]], [[Jakob Myers]], and [[Clark Smith]] to victory at the [[2019 Chicago Open]].
+Adam's deep science and flashcard knowledge were key to the Yale squads that won the DI [[ICT]] championship in [[2018 ICT|2018]] and [[2019 ICT|2019]]. He also carried a team of [[Auroni Gupta]], [[Jakob Myers]], and [[Clark Smith]] to victory at the [[2019 Chicago Open]], and was pivotal in Chicago's [[double undefeated]] performance at ICT and ACF Nationals in 2024.
 In recent years, Fine has declared himself to be the "#2 Science Player" in collegiate quizbowl (i.e. second only to [[Geoffrey Chen]]), which was corroborated by losing to Chen at [[2023 ICT]] and in that year's subject-specialist player poll [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=395190#p395190].

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 {{confuse|the Maryland player of the early 2000's [[Adam Fine]]}}
 '''Adam Fine''' played for [[Yale]] before coming to [[Chicago]] for his PhD.

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 {{confuse|the Maryland player of the early 2000's [[Adam Fine]]}}
-'''Adam Fine''' played for [[Yale]] before coming to [[Chicago]] for his PhD. He is not to be confused with the former [[Maryland]] player of the [[Adam Fine|same name]].
 Adam's deep science and flashcard knowledge were key to the Yale squads that won the DI [[ICT]] championship in [[2018 ICT|2018]] and [[2019 ICT|2019]]. He also carried a team of [[Auroni Gupta]], [[Jakob Myers]], and [[Clark Smith]] to victory at the [[2019 Chicago Open]].
-In high school, Adam played for [[UChicago Lab|University of Chicago Laboratory Schools]], where he placed T-21st at [[2015 HSNCT]] and T-8th at [[2015 NSC]]. He was named a Honorable Mention for the 2015 [[HSQBRank All-World Teams]].
+In recent years, Fine has declared himself to be the "#2 Science Player" in collegiate quizbowl (i.e. second only to [[Geoffrey Chen]]), which was corroborated by losing to Chen at [[2023 ICT]] and in that year's subject-specialist player poll [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=395190#p395190].
 Despite the official statistics of [[ACF Nationals]] 2016 and 2017, Adam's middle initial is rumored not to be, in fact, an "S."

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 Despite the official statistics of [[ACF Nationals]] 2016 and 2017, Adam's middle initial is rumored not to be, in fact, an "S."
 [[Category: Yale]]
 [[Category: Chicago]]
 [[Category: UChicago Lab]]
-[[Category: High school players active in 2013]]
+{{activehs|2013|2015}}
-[[Category: High school players active in 2014]]
+{{active|2016|2022}}
 [[Category: High school quizbowl in Illinois]]
 [[Category: HSQBRank All-World Team Members]]
 [[Category: Players on ICT Division I championship teams]]

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 |lastname = Fine
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-{{confuse|Maryland player of the early 2000's [[Adam Fine]]}}
+{{confuse|the Maryland player of the early 2000's [[Adam Fine]]}}
 '''Adam Fine''' played for [[Yale]] before coming to [[Chicago]] for his PhD. He is not to be confused with the former [[Maryland]] player of the [[Adam Fine|same name]].

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 {{Infobox|Name = Adam Fine
 |Subjects = Science flashcards, Mythology flashcards, Art flashcards, Philosophy flashcards, History flashcards
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 |schoolpast = [[Yale]] (2015-19)
 |highschool = [[UChicago Lab]] (2012-2015)
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+|firstname = Adam
 '''Adam Fine''' played for [[Yale]] before coming to [[Chicago]] for his PhD. He is not to be confused with the former [[Maryland]] player of the [[Adam Fine|same name]].