Arya Karthik - Revision history

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt at 17:43, 19 March 2025

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Em Gunter at 04:34, 19 March 2025

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Benjamin Watson at 19:49, 17 March 2025

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Oscar O'Flanagan at 09:58, 4 February 2025

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Oscar O'Flanagan: /* Writing */ past tense

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Writing: past tense

Matt Jackson: fixing playerbox

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fixing playerbox

Matt Jackson at 06:39, 24 April 2023

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Adi Krish: Adi Krish moved page Aadi Karthik to Arya Karthik: (Name change)

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Adi Krish moved page Aadi Karthik to Arya Karthik: (Name change)

Adi Krish at 15:46, 29 September 2022

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Adi Krish at 01:41, 16 August 2022

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-'''Arya Karthik''' was a player for [[Oxford]], as a visiting student from [[Georgia Tech]], and an alum of [[Lambert|Lambert High School]] in Georgia, noted for their strong generalism and scaling ability.
+'''Arya Karthik''' is a player for [[Oxford]], as a visiting student from [[Georgia Tech]], and an alum of [[Lambert|Lambert High School]] in Georgia, noted for their strong generalism and scaling ability.
 ==High School==
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 ==College==
-Arya made an immediate impact on the collegiate circuit at Georgia Tech, propelling the team to a 4th-place finish at the inaugural [[IQBT Undergraduate Championship]] and a 5th place finish at [[2023 ICT]]. They were on the winning team at [[2023 ACF Nationals]], where they won an All-Star scoring award and kept the team on course for the playoffs while unexpected travel delays kept [[Matt Bollinger]] from the tournament for most of the prelims. As a visiting student at [[Oxford]], they won and top scored the UK mirror of [[2025 ACF Regionals]], but missed out on [[BSQC]] through illness.
+Arya made an immediate impact on the collegiate circuit at Georgia Tech, propelling the team to a 4th-place finish at the inaugural [[IQBT Undergraduate Championship]] and a 5th place finish at [[2023 ICT]]. They were on the winning team at [[2023 ACF Nationals]], where they won an All-Star scoring award and kept the team on course for the playoffs while unexpected travel delays kept [[Matt Bollinger]] from the tournament for most of the prelims. As a visiting student at [[Oxford]], they won and top scored the UK mirror of [[2025 ACF Regionals]].
 ==Writing==

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 |Name = Arya Karthik
 |Subjects = Science, Literature, Fine Arts, Generalism
-|schoolcur = Oxford (2024-)
+|schoolcur = Oxford (2024-2025)
 |schoolpast = Georgia Tech (2022-24)
 |highschool = Lambert (2018-2022)
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-'''Arya Karthik''' is a player for [[Oxford]], as a visiting student from [[Georgia Tech]], and an alum of [[Lambert|Lambert High School]] in Georgia, noted for their strong generalism and scaling ability.
+'''Arya Karthik''' was a player for [[Oxford]], as a visiting student from [[Georgia Tech]], and an alum of [[Lambert|Lambert High School]] in Georgia, noted for their strong generalism and scaling ability.
 ==High School==

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 }}
-'''Arya Karthik''' is a player for [[Georgia Tech]], and an alum of [[Lambert|Lambert High School]] in Georgia, noted for their strong generalism and scaling ability.
+'''Arya Karthik''' is a player for [[Oxford]], as a visiting student from [[Georgia Tech]], and an alum of [[Lambert|Lambert High School]] in Georgia, noted for their strong generalism and scaling ability.
 ==High School==
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 ==College==
-Arya made an immediate impact on the collegiate circuit at Georgia Tech, propelling the team to a 4th-place finish at the inaugural [[IQBT Undergraduate Championship]] and a 5th place finish at [[2023 ICT]]. They were on the winning team at [[2023 ACF Nationals]], where they won an All-Star scoring award and kept the team on course for the playoffs while unexpected travel delays kept [[Matt Bollinger]] from the tournament for most of the prelims.
+Arya made an immediate impact on the collegiate circuit at Georgia Tech, propelling the team to a 4th-place finish at the inaugural [[IQBT Undergraduate Championship]] and a 5th place finish at [[2023 ICT]]. They were on the winning team at [[2023 ACF Nationals]], where they won an All-Star scoring award and kept the team on course for the playoffs while unexpected travel delays kept [[Matt Bollinger]] from the tournament for most of the prelims. As a visiting student at [[Oxford]], they won and top scored the UK mirror of [[2025 ACF Regionals]], but missed out on [[BSQC]] through illness.
 ==Writing==

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 |Name = Arya Karthik
 |Subjects = Science, Literature, Fine Arts, Generalism
-|schoolcur = Georgia Tech (2022-)
+|schoolcur = Oxford (2024-)
 |highschool = Lambert (2018-2022)
 |forums = [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=12270 etotheipi]

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 ==Writing==
-Arya was a major contributor to the [[Southeast-Midwest Housewrite]], writing a large number of questions for the set. They will also serve as a subject editor for [[2023 Chicago Open]].
+Arya was a major contributor to the [[Southeast-Midwest Housewrite]], writing a large number of questions for the set. They also served as a subject editor for [[2023 Chicago Open]].
 ==Scoring Title Succession==

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-   |Name = Aadi Karthik
+   |Name = Arya Karthik
    |Subjects = Science, Fine Arts, Generalism
    |highschool = Lambert (2018-2022)
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-'''Aadi Karthik''' is a player for [[Lambert|Lambert High School]] in Georgia. Noted for their strong generalism and scaling ability, they led Lambert to a T-19th finish at the [[2021 HSNCT]] and an 8th-place finish at the [[2021 NSC]], where they led the field in scoring and power count as a junior.
+'''Arya Karthik''' is a player for [[Lambert|Lambert High School]] in Georgia. Noted for their strong generalism and scaling ability, they led Lambert to a T-19th finish at the [[2021 HSNCT]] and an 8th-place finish at the [[2021 NSC]], where they led the field in scoring and power count as a junior.
 In 2022, they helped Lambert improve to a T-15th finish at [[2022 HSNCT|HSNCT]] before repeating as NSC leading scorer en route to winning Lambert's first ever national championship at the [[2022 NSC]]. They also were the top scorer on the Georgia [[NASAT]] team that placed 2nd at the [[2021 NASAT]], where they once again led the field in scoring.
-Aadi was a major contributor to the [[Southeast-Midwest Housewrite]], writing a large number of questions for the set.
+Arya was a major contributor to the [[Southeast-Midwest Housewrite]], writing a large number of questions for the set.
 ==Scoring Title Succession==