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'''Florida Spring Tournament''' ('''FST''') was a collegiate novice tournament organized by members of the [[Florida]] team as a spiritual successor to [[SUN]]. It was first run in the 2017-2018 season, and has had two iterations to date.

==2019==
{{Infobox question set
| Name = Florida Spring Tournament
| AltNames = FST
| Season = 2018-19
| School = [[Florida]], [[UCF]], [[NCF]]
| HeadEd = [[Taylor Harvey]]
| Difficulty = Collegiate novice
| First = March 23, 2019
| Announcement = https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=21591
| Packets = https://collegiate.quizbowlpackets.com/2087/
}}
In spring 2019 season, FST was head edited by [[Taylor Harvey]]. It had editors [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Alex Shaw]], and [[Tracy Mirkin]] and featured writers from [[Florida]], [[UCF]], [[NCF]], [[Auburn]], [[Reformed Theological Seminary Orlando]], and [[Colorado]]. The tournament had 8 physical mirrors in the US and Canada, as well as one online mirror and a high school mirror.

The April 27, 2019 [[Amherst]] mirror of FST is likely the only college tournament ever hosted by Amherst College and certainly the only one since the club was revived in 2013.

==2018==
{{Infobox question set
| Name = Florida Spring Tournament
| AltNames = FST
| Season = 2017-18
| School = [[Florida]], [[UCF]], [[NCF]]
| HeadEd =
| Difficulty = Collegiate novice
| First = March 17, 2018
| Announcement = https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=20769
| Packets = https://collegiate.quizbowlpackets.com/2177/
}}
In spring 2018 season, FST had editors [[Taylor Harvey]], [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Alex Shaw]], and [[Peter Torres]] and featured writers [[Tracy Mirkin]], [[Yonathan Stone]], [[Leo Law]], [[Katia Diamond]], [[Chandler West]], [[Bradley Kirksey]], and [[Zach Foster]]. The tournament had 7 physical mirrors in the US.

{{c|Tournaments}}
{{c|2019 Tournaments}}
{{c|2018 Tournaments}}

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-'''Florida Spring Tournament''' ('''FST''') was a collegiate novice tournament organized by members of the [[Florida]] team as a spiritual successor to [[SUN]]. It was first run in the 2017-2018 season, and has had two iterations to date.
+'''Florida Spring Tournament''' ('''FST''') was a collegiate novice tournament organized by [[Florida]] as a [[spiritual successor]] to [[SUN]]. It ran in spring 2018 and spring 2019.
 ==2019==
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 | Name         = Florida Spring Tournament
 | AltNames     = FST
-| Season       = 2018-19
+| Season       = 2018–19
 | School       = [[Florida]], [[UCF]], [[New College]]
 | HeadEd       = [[Taylor Harvey]]
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 | Packets      = https://collegiate.quizbowlpackets.com/2087/
 }}
-In the spring 2019 season, FST was head edited by [[Taylor Harvey]]. It had editors [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Alex Shaw]], and [[Tracy Mirkin]] and featured writers from [[Florida]], [[UCF]], [[NCF]], [[Auburn]], [[Reformed Theological Seminary Orlando]], and [[Colorado]]. The tournament had 8 physical mirrors in the US and Canada, as well as one online mirror and a high school mirror.
+In the spring 2019 season, FST was head edited by [[Taylor Harvey]] and edited by [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Alex Shaw]], and [[Tracy Mirkin]]. It featured writers from [[Florida]], [[UCF]], [[NCF]], [[Auburn University|Auburn]], [[Reformed Theological Seminary Orlando]], and [[Colorado]]. The tournament had 8 physical mirrors in the US and Canada, as well as one online mirror and a high school mirror.
-The April 27, 2019 [[Amherst]] mirror of FST is likely the only college tournament ever hosted by Amherst College and certainly the only one since the club was revived in 2013.
+The [[Amherst]] mirror of FST on April 27, 2019, is likely the only college tournament ever hosted by Amherst College and certainly the only one since the club was revived in 2013.
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 | Name         = Florida Spring Tournament
 | AltNames     = FST
-| Season       = 2017-18
+| Season       = 2017–18
 | School       = [[Florida]], [[UCF]], [[New College]]
 | HeadEd       =
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 | Packets      = https://collegiate.quizbowlpackets.com/2177/
 }}
-In the spring 2018 season, FST had editors [[Taylor Harvey]], [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Alex Shaw]], and [[Peter Torres]] and featured writers [[Tracy Mirkin]], [[Yonathan Stone]], [[Leo Law]], [[Katia Diamond]], [[Chandler West]], [[Bradley Kirksey]], and [[Zach Foster]]. The tournament had 7 physical mirrors in the US.
+The spring 2018 FST was edited by [[Taylor Harvey]], [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Alex Shaw]], and [[Peter Torres]], and featured writers [[Tracy Mirkin]], [[Yonathan Stone]], [[Leo Law]], [[Katia Diamond]], [[Chandler West]], [[Bradley Kirksey]], and [[Zach Foster]]. The tournament had 7 physical mirrors in the US.
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 In spring 2018 season, FST had editors [[Taylor Harvey]], [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Alex Shaw]], and [[Peter Torres]] and featured writers [[Tracy Mirkin]], [[Yonathan Stone]], [[Leo Law]], [[Katia Diamond]], [[Chandler West]], [[Bradley Kirksey]], and [[Zach Foster]]. The tournament had 7 physical mirrors in the US.
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 {{c|2019 Tournaments}}
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