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Olin Bose at 22:22, 12 October 2025

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Jacob Egol: /* Tournaments Hosted */

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Tournaments Hosted

Jacob Egol: /* Tournaments Hosted */

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Tournaments Hosted

Jacob Egol: /* Recent History */

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Recent History

Jacob Egol: /* Current Members (as of 2022–2023) */

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Current Members (as of 2022–2023)

Jacob Egol: /* Current Members (as of 2021–2022) */

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Current Members (as of 2021–2022)

Jacob Egol: /* Current Members (as of 2021–2022) */

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Current Members (as of 2021–2022)

Jacob Egol: /* Recent History */

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Recent History

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 ==Tournaments Hosted==
-* 2022 ARCADIA at Duke/UNC
+* 2022 [[ARCADIA]] at Duke/UNC
-* 2022 Penn Bowl at Duke
+* 2022 [[Penn Bowl]] at Duke
 * 2021 ARCADIA at UNC/Duke
-* 2021 ACF Fall at Duke/UNC
+* 2021 [[ACF Fall]] at Duke/UNC
 * [[BHSAT]] XXX at Duke/UNC (HS)
-* 2021 WORKSHOP at Duke/UNC
+* 2021 [[WORKSHOP]] at Duke/UNC
-* 2020 LIT at Duke
+* 2020 [[LIT]] at Duke
 * BHSAT XXIX at Duke (HS)
 * 2019 ACF Fall at Duke
-* 2019 ACF Regionals at Duke
+* 2019 [[ACF Regionals]] at Duke
-* 2018 SCOP Novice at Duke
+* 2018 [[SCOP Novice]] at Duke
-* 2017 Maryland Fall at Duke
+* 2017 [[Maryland Fall]] at Duke
-* 2016 [[Penn Bowl]] at Duke
+* 2016 Penn Bowl at Duke
 * 2016 [[EFT]] at Duke

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 ==Tournaments Hosted==
-* ARCADIA at UNC/Duke
+* 2022 ARCADIA at Duke/UNC
 * 2021 ACF Fall at Duke/UNC
 * [[BHSAT]] XXX at Duke/UNC (HS)

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 ==Recent History==
-After hosting 2019 ACF Regionals, Duke's club nearly collapsed when Gabriel Guedes stepped down to focus on grad school applications. However, thanks to Annabelle Yang's leadership and a club-record-breaking 13 freshmen joining the club in 2019, Duke became very active once again and achieved many top regional finishes in the 2019-2020 season, including an ACF Regionals undergraduate title and an undefeated record at DII SCT. Duke was unable to field teams at ACF Nationals and ICT that year, however, due to both tournaments having been postponed/canceled due to COVID-19.
+After hosting 2019 ACF Regionals, Duke's club nearly collapsed when Gabriel Guedes stepped down to focus on grad school applications. However, thanks to Annabelle Yang's leadership and a club-record-breaking 13 freshmen joining the club in 2019, Duke became very active once again and achieved many top regional finishes in the 2019-2020 season, including an ACF Regionals undergraduate title and an undefeated record at DII SCT. Duke was unable to field teams at ACF Nationals and ICT that year, however, since both tournaments were canceled due to COVID-19.
-Duke drew fire in early September 2020 as the host of the controversial Mid-Atlantic [[LIT]] mirror, which ran exceedingly long due to two cheating accusations that arose in the afternoon during the tournament, on top of having no prior experience with hosting online. Their slow communication following the tournament caused members of the broader quizbowl community to suspect on the HSQB Forums and in the [[Quizbowl Discord]] that they were ignoring the accusations or trying to cover them up, as well as that one of the accusations was not being taken as seriously since it involved a player from Duke's house team (the other accusation was against a player from [[Princeton]]). Ultimately, both accusations were publicly resolved as quickly and thoroughly as possible, Duke's club officers apologized for not handling the accusations promptly or equally, and the club had a healthy and productive season afterward.<ref name="LIT Mid-Atlantic Mirror, HSQB Forums">https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=24335</ref>
+Duke drew fire in September 2020 as the host of the controversial Mid-Atlantic [[LIT]] mirror, which ran exceedingly long due to two cheating accusations that arose in the afternoon during the tournament, on top of having no prior experience with hosting online. Their slow communication following the tournament caused members of the broader quizbowl community to suspect on the HSQB Forums and in the [[Quizbowl Discord]] that they were ignoring the accusations or trying to cover them up, as well as that one of the accusations was not being taken as seriously since it involved a player from Duke's house team (the other accusation was against a player from [[Princeton]]). Ultimately, both accusations were publicly resolved as quickly and thoroughly as possible, Duke's club officers apologized for not handling the accusations promptly or equally, and the club had a healthy and productive season afterward.<ref name="LIT Mid-Atlantic Mirror, HSQB Forums">https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=24335</ref>
-Since John Stathis founded the Triangle Quizbowl Alliance in 2020, Duke and [[UNC]] have begun to coordinate club activities together more often, leading to a unified Research Triangle quizbowl presence. During the COVID-19 pandemic, both clubs began to meet for weekly joint practices and non-quizbowl game nights, and they also pooled members and other club resources to co-host many successful spring 2021 tournaments. With the return of in-person quizbowl, this transitioned to monthly Triangle joint practices being hosted at Duke, co-hosting in-person tournaments, and organizing shared travel for tournaments outside the Triangle. At Duke-UNC co-hosted tournaments, you can find house team(s) with players from both schools and occasionally from [[NC State]], too. Additionally, during Summer 2020, many Duke players participated in weekly readings of housewritten questions, spearheaded by UNC's [[Grant Peet]]. This sparked enthusiasm for question writing among many Duke and UNC players and encouraged them to apply to write for 2021 [[WORKSHOP]], where they constituted the majority of writers. Not long after 2021 WORKSHOP was complete, Duke and UNC began work on [[ARCADIA]] for the upcoming fall season, where many of the 2021 WORKSHOP Triangle writers became first-time editors and helped train another batch of Triangle writers that went on to write for 2022 WORKSHOP.
+Since John Stathis founded the Triangle Quizbowl Alliance in 2020, Duke and [[UNC]] have begun to coordinate club activities together more often, leading to a unified Research Triangle quizbowl presence. During the COVID-19 pandemic, both clubs began to meet for weekly joint practices and non-quizbowl game nights, and they also pooled members and other club resources to co-host many successful spring 2021 tournaments. With the return of in-person quizbowl, this transitioned to monthly Triangle joint practices being hosted at Duke, co-hosting in-person tournaments, and organizing shared travel for tournaments outside the Triangle. At Duke-UNC co-hosted tournaments, you can occasionally find house team(s) with players from both schools and occasionally from [[NC State]], too. Additionally, during Summer 2020, many Duke players participated in weekly readings of housewritten questions, spearheaded by UNC's [[Grant Peet]]. This sparked enthusiasm for question writing among many Duke and UNC players and encouraged them to apply to write for 2021 [[WORKSHOP]], where they constituted the majority of writers. Not long after 2021 WORKSHOP was complete, Duke and UNC began work on [[ARCADIA]] for the upcoming season, where many of the 2021 WORKSHOP Triangle writers became first-time editors and helped train another batch of Triangle writers that went on to write for 2022 WORKSHOP.
 ==Tournaments Hosted==

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 * 2016 [[EFT]] at Duke
-==Current Members (as of 2021–2022)==
+==Current Active Members (as of 2022–2023)==
 *[[Jacob Egol]]
 *[[Kevin Jiang]]
 *[[Jerry Lin]]
 *[[Erik Novak]]
 *[[Ethan Rehder]]
 *[[Brandon Weiss]]
 *[[Justin Zhang]]
 *[[Angikar Ghosal]]
 ==Alumni==