Jake Sundberg - Revision history

Stephen Eltinge: D1 -> DI; D2 -> DII

2018-08-14T18:19:15Z

D1 -> DI; D2 -> DII

Jake Sundberg: /* 2009 - 2010 Season */

2015-07-22T02:50:05Z

2009 - 2010 Season

Jake Sundberg: /* Back in Louisiana, 2014-present */

2015-07-22T02:48:48Z

Back in Louisiana, 2014-present

Jake Sundberg: /* High School Career */

2015-07-22T02:47:55Z

High School Career

Jake Sundberg: /* Back in Louisiana, 2014-present */

2015-07-22T02:47:36Z

Back in Louisiana, 2014-present

Jake Sundberg: /* Back in Louisiana, 2014-present */

2015-07-22T02:46:33Z

Back in Louisiana, 2014-present

Jake Sundberg: /* 2014 - 2015 Season */

2015-01-29T22:14:19Z

2014 - 2015 Season

Jake Sundberg at 22:12, 29 January 2015

2015-01-29T22:12:53Z

Jake Sundberg: /* Move to Alabama */

2015-01-29T07:42:43Z

Move to Alabama

Jake Sundberg: /* High School Career */

2015-01-29T06:31:48Z

High School Career

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 == University of Louisiana ==
-In his first term as president, Louisiana's DII team won the 2006 Southwest D2 SCT and advanced to [[ICT]], held at the [[University of Maryland]].  They defeated [[Tulane]] 330-210 in the championship game to advance to [[ICT]], where they unfortunately finished tied for 26th.  Also, in his first campaign as president, the team consisting of [[Jake Sundberg]], [[Scott Broussard]], [[Sumedh Deoras]], and [[German Acuna]] won the 2006 [[Sword Bowl]] mirror held at the [[Oklahoma|University of Oklahoma]].
+In his first term as president, Louisiana's DII team won the 2006 Southwest DII SCT and advanced to [[ICT]], held at the [[University of Maryland]].  They defeated [[Tulane]] 330-210 in the championship game to advance to [[ICT]], where they unfortunately finished tied for 26th.  Also, in his first campaign as president, the team consisting of [[Jake Sundberg]], [[Scott Broussard]], [[Sumedh Deoras]], and [[German Acuna]] won the 2006 [[Sword Bowl]] mirror held at the [[Oklahoma|University of Oklahoma]].
 Louisiana did not play in very many regular difficulty tournaments during Jake's first stint with the team but results were always relatively decent in most tournaments Louisiana played, except for SCT where Jake's DI teams did not do so hot.
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 st at [[Terrapin]] Mirror at [[ULL]]
-th at [[NAQT]] Region 6 D1 [[SCT]]
+th at [[NAQT]] Region 6 DI [[SCT]]
 th at [[Penn Bowl]]

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	== Recent Individual Results ==		== Recent Individual Results ==
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−	~~== 2009 - 2010 Season ==~~
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−	~~2nd at [[Old Cajun Grandma Invitational]]~~
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−	~~4th at [[EFT]] Mirror at the [[University of Texas]]~~
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−	~~1st at [[COTKU]], a mirror of [[THUNDER]]~~
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−	~~9th at [[ACF Fall]] at [[Georgia Tech]]~~
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−	~~3rd at [[NAQT SCT Southwest]] at the [[University of Texas]]~~
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−	~~3rd at [[Penn Bowl]] Mirror at [[ULL]]~~
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−	~~1st at [[MUT]] Mirror at [[Alabama]]~~

	== 2010 - 2011 Season ==		== 2010 - 2011 Season ==

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 == Back in Louisiana, 2014-present ==
-After a failed attempt to join Georgia Tech, Jake ended up back at [[ULL]] where he is currently the captain of the team.  His team ended up going 7-1 to win the 2014 [[Louisiana Open]], a tournament played on the 2013 [[Penn Bowl]] set that wasn't cleared until the Fall of 2014. He also won the scoring title at that event.  At the 2014 Penn Bowl mirror, Jake's team went 6-3 to grab second place, with Jake winning another scoring title.  Louisiana finished 3rd at [[ACF Fall]] at [[Alabama]].  To begin the Spring semester, Louisiana went to the [[DEES]] mirror at Rice, which they went 9-2 to win, outlasting [[Texas A&M]] and [[Carlo De Guzman]] in the final.  The next week, they went 6-4 at [[ACF Regionals]], ultimately finishing third in the event.  Jake won the scoring title at that event.  Louisiana finished 6-3 at SCT after falling to Rice on the last tossup of the last game of a triple round-robin.  A win would have forced a final.  At the [[STIMPY]] mirror at [[Louisiana Tech]], a very similar fate befell the team as they lost by 5 points to Louisiana Tech.  A win would have given the team a 7-2 record and forced an advantaged final with the 8-1 Rice squad.
+After a failed attempt to join Georgia Tech, Jake ended up back at [[ULL]] where he is currently the captain of the team.  His team ended up going 7-1 to win the 2014 [[Louisiana Open]], a tournament played on the 2013 [[Penn Bowl]] set that wasn't cleared until the Fall of 2014. He also won the scoring title at that event.  At the 2014 Penn Bowl mirror, Jake's team went 6-3 to grab second place, with Jake winning another scoring title.  Louisiana finished 3rd at [[ACF Fall]] at [[Alabama]].  To begin the Spring semester, Louisiana went to the [[DEES]] mirror at Rice, which they went 9-2 to win, outlasting [[Texas A&M]] and [[Carlo De Guzman]] in the final.  The next week, they went 6-4 at [[ACF Regionals]], ultimately finishing third in the event.  Jake won the scoring title at that event.  Louisiana finished 6-3 at SCT after falling to Rice on the last tossup of the last game of a triple round-robin.  A win would have forced a final.  At the [[STIMPY]] mirror at [[Louisiana Tech]], a very similar fate befell the team as they lost by 5 points to Louisiana Tech in the last match of the day when a win would have given the team a 7-2 record and forced an advantaged final with the 8-1 Rice squad.
 A team of Jake, [[Billy Beyer]], Thomas Credeur and [[Lelia Saucier]] finished 9-1 at Rice's summer mirror of [[NASAT]].

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 == High School Career ==
-Jake played for Westgate in New Iberia, Louisiana from 2001-2004, where the team underwent three coaching changes.  Despite this fact, Jake matured into a decent player over time and contributed lots of science-y questions to his team which was lacking in that area.  His general knowledge base began to grow when he began losing teammates due to retirements.  The team had a winning record in all four seasons during Jake's tenure.
+Jake played for Westgate in New Iberia, Louisiana from 2001-2004, where the team underwent three coaching changes.  Despite this fact, Jake matured into a decent player over time and contributed lots of science questions to his team which was lacking in that area.  His general knowledge base began to grow when he began losing teammates due to retirements.  The team had a winning record in all four seasons during Jake's tenure.
 == Recent Individual Results ==

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 After a failed attempt to join Georgia Tech, Jake ended up back at [[ULL]] where he is currently the captain of the team.  His team ended up going 7-1 to win the 2014 [[Louisiana Open]], a tournament played on the 2013 [[Penn Bowl]] set that wasn't cleared until the Fall of 2014. He also won the scoring title at that event.  At the 2014 Penn Bowl mirror, Jake's team went 6-3 to grab second place, with Jake winning another scoring title.  Louisiana finished 3rd at [[ACF Fall]] at [[Alabama]].  To begin the Spring semester, Louisiana went to the [[DEES]] mirror at Rice, which they went 9-2 to win, outlasting [[Texas A&M]] and [[Carlo De Guzman]] in the final.  The next week, they went 6-4 at [[ACF Regionals]], ultimately finishing third in the event.  Jake won the scoring title at that event.  Louisiana finished 6-3 at SCT after falling to Rice on the last tossup of the last game of a triple round-robin.  A win would have forced a final.  At the [[STIMPY]] mirror at [[Louisiana Tech]], a very similar fate befell the team as they lost by 5 points to Louisiana Tech.  A win would have given the team a 7-2 record and forced an advantaged final with the 8-1 Rice squad.
-A team of Jake, [[Billy Beyer]], Thomas Credeur and [[Lelia Saucier]] finished 9-1 at Rice's mirror of [[NASAT]].
+A team of Jake, [[Billy Beyer]], Thomas Credeur and [[Lelia Saucier]] finished 9-1 at Rice's summer mirror of [[NASAT]].
 == High School Career ==

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 st at [[Penn Bowl]] mirror
-rd at [[ACF Fall]] mirror
+rd at [[ACF Fall]]
 nd at [[DEES]] mirror

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 |Image = jake.jpg
 |Subjects = Math, Physics, Sports, Video Games, Japan, General
-|schoolcur = [[University of Alabama]] (2010-)
+|schoolcur = [[University of Louisiana at Lafayette]] (2014-)
-|schoolpast = [[University of Louisiana at Lafayette]] (2004-2010)
+|schoolpast = [[University of Louisiana at Lafayette]] (2004-2010), [[Alabama]] (2010-2014)
 |highschool = Westgate (2000-2004)
 |}}

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 At the 2011 [[ICT]], [[Alabama]] finished 12th with an overall record of 8-6 (after changing forfeits from Watkins-gate to wins).  They defeated [[Jordan Palmer]]'s Toronto team in a tiebreaker match for second bracket after losing to them earlier in the day.  Alabama did not play ACF Nationals this year.
-The 2011-12 season saw Alabama acquire [[Harrison Brown]], which paid dividends.  He was magically a superstar, although Sundberg often refers to him as a "statistical diva."  With Brown's superior knowledge of analytical things and random things like Maastricht, Alabama became a force.  Jake played ACF Nationals solo, finishing 25th.  Jake and Harrison played [[Penn Bowl]] and [[BARGE]] mirrors as a duo.  Jake's Alabama team defeated Harrison's DII-eligible team in an advantaged final.  An Alabama team of Jake, Harrison, and Jonathan later won 2012 ACF Regionals.  The community forecast them finishing 20th at ICT, but they finished 12th again.
+The 2011-12 season saw Alabama acquire [[Harrison Brown]], which paid dividends.  He was magically a superstar, although Sundberg often refers to him as a "statistical diva."  With Brown's superior knowledge of analytical things and random things like Maastricht, Alabama became a force.  Jake played ACF Nationals solo, finishing 25th.  Jake and Harrison played [[Penn Bowl]] and [[BARGE]] mirrors as a duo.  At SCT, Jake's Alabama team defeated Harrison's DII-eligible team in an advantaged final.  An Alabama team of Jake, Harrison, and Jonathan later won 2012 ACF Regionals.  The community forecast them finishing 20th at ICT, but they finished 12th again.
 The 2012-13 season saw Alabama play many tournaments as a fragmented team.  Harrison Brown forced Jake and the rest of Alabama to adopt a quizbowl version of "Ubuntu" because they were, as it would happen to be, dysfunctional.  Jake and Harrison played a mirror of [[Penn-ance]] together, finishing second behind [[Georgia Tech]], a trend.  Jake played [[ACF Fall 2013]] at [[Vanderbilt]] on a two-man team with Dargan, where they finished 6-6.  In the Spring, Alabama played in the Region 5 SCT at [[Tennessee]], finishing with a 10-2 record and 21.34 ppb.   Later, Jake, Dargan, and Harrison lost two close games to Georgia Tech at Regionals, a trend.  Alabama once again had its full lineup at ICT again and started 7-3, but as the law dictates, they finished 12th after losing their last three matches.  Alabama played [[ACF Nationals]], falling to 16th after losing an early morning match against [[Andrew Hart]] by 10 points.  A win would have put them in the top bracket.  Instead, Alabama lost to Andrew Hart in a tiebreaker.  A trend.