David Hamilton - Revision history

Matt Jackson: carped

2024-03-07T19:12:03Z

carped

Matt Weiner at 14:27, 30 December 2012

2012-12-30T14:27:24Z

Matt Weiner at 14:27, 30 December 2012

2012-12-30T14:27:14Z

Matt Weiner: Created page with '{{Infobox|Name = David Hamilton |Image = |Subjects = |schoolcur = |schoolpast = Maryland (1995-2002?) |highschool = Rockville (1991-1994) | }} David Hamilton was a pl…'

2012-12-30T14:26:43Z

Created page with '{{Infobox|Name = David Hamilton |Image = |Subjects = |schoolcur = |schoolpast = Maryland (1995-2002?) |highschool = Rockville (1991-1994) | }} David Hamilton was a pl…'

New page

{{Infobox|Name = David Hamilton
|Image =
|Subjects =
|schoolcur =
|schoolpast = [[Maryland]] (1995-2002?)
|highschool = [[Rockville]] (1991-1994)
| }}

David Hamilton was a player for [[Maryland]] in the late 1990s who was a noted high scorer at ACF tournaments. He may also be known as the namesake of the defunct Maryland novice tournament [[DHSIT]] (David Scott Hamilton Invitational Touranment), the TD and co-editor of the [[2000 ACF Nationals]] and other ACF events, and the coach of the [[1999 Rockville]] team which took second at that year's PACE NSC. Reportedly disliked Andy Goss tremendously.

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:12, 7 March 2024
Line 7:		Line 7:
	\| }}		\| }}

−	David Hamilton was a player for [[Maryland]] in the late 1990s who was a noted high scorer at ACF tournaments. He may also be known as the namesake of the defunct Maryland novice tournament [[DSHIT]] (David Scott Hamilton Invitational Tournament), the TD and co-editor of the [[2000 ACF Nationals]] and other ACF events, and the coach of the [[1999 Rockville]] team which took second at that year's PACE NSC. Reportedly disliked Andy Goss tremendously.	+	David Hamilton was a player for [[Maryland]] in the late 1990s who was a noted high scorer at ACF tournaments. He may also be known as the namesake of the defunct Maryland novice tournament [[DSHIT]] (David Scott Hamilton Invitational Tournament), the TD and co-editor of the [[2000 ACF Nationals]] and other ACF events, and the coach of the [[1999 Rockville]] team which took second at that year's PACE NSC. Reportedly disliked Andy Goss tremendously.
		+
		+	{{Succession_box_(Carper)
		+	\|year = 2024 <br>(alongside [[John Lawrence]] <br> and [[Raj Bhan]])
		+	\|previous = [[Edmund Dickinson]]<br>and [[Joe Su]]
		+	\|next = tbd
		+	\|}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:27, 30 December 2012
Line 7:		Line 7:
	\| }}		\| }}

−	David Hamilton was a player for [[Maryland]] in the late 1990s who was a noted high scorer at ACF tournaments. He may also be known as the namesake of the defunct Maryland novice tournament [[DSHIT]] (David Scott Hamilton Invitational ~~Touranment~~), the TD and co-editor of the [[2000 ACF Nationals]] and other ACF events, and the coach of the [[1999 Rockville]] team which took second at that year's PACE NSC. Reportedly disliked Andy Goss tremendously.	+	David Hamilton was a player for [[Maryland]] in the late 1990s who was a noted high scorer at ACF tournaments. He may also be known as the namesake of the defunct Maryland novice tournament [[DSHIT]] (David Scott Hamilton Invitational Tournament), the TD and co-editor of the [[2000 ACF Nationals]] and other ACF events, and the coach of the [[1999 Rockville]] team which took second at that year's PACE NSC. Reportedly disliked Andy Goss tremendously.

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:27, 30 December 2012
Line 7:		Line 7:
	\| }}		\| }}

−	David Hamilton was a player for [[Maryland]] in the late 1990s who was a noted high scorer at ACF tournaments. He may also be known as the namesake of the defunct Maryland novice tournament [[~~DHSIT~~]] (David Scott Hamilton Invitational Touranment), the TD and co-editor of the [[2000 ACF Nationals]] and other ACF events, and the coach of the [[1999 Rockville]] team which took second at that year's PACE NSC. Reportedly disliked Andy Goss tremendously.	+	David Hamilton was a player for [[Maryland]] in the late 1990s who was a noted high scorer at ACF tournaments. He may also be known as the namesake of the defunct Maryland novice tournament [[DSHIT]] (David Scott Hamilton Invitational Touranment), the TD and co-editor of the [[2000 ACF Nationals]] and other ACF events, and the coach of the [[1999 Rockville]] team which took second at that year's PACE NSC. Reportedly disliked Andy Goss tremendously.