Louise Boyd - Revision history

Sarah Benner: Removed an image that I assume was added as a joke, since the file's history is various grainy old photos of philosophers. The photo did not particularly resemble Louise.

2026-08-12T03:34:39Z

Removed an image that I assume was added as a joke, since the file's history is various grainy old photos of philosophers. The photo did not particularly resemble Louise.

Andrew Wang NT at 03:51, 13 December 2025

2025-12-13T03:51:08Z

Andrew Wang NT at 03:35, 13 December 2025

2025-12-13T03:35:05Z

Andrew Wang NT: Per request of person in question. The not to be confused is kept with her permission as a bit

2025-12-13T03:01:39Z

Per request of person in question. The not to be confused is kept with her permission as a bit

Andrew Wang NT: Andrew Wang NT moved page Alston Boyd to Louise Boyd: name reasons

2025-12-13T02:59:26Z

Andrew Wang NT moved page Alston Boyd to Louise Boyd: name reasons

Ell Shauf at 05:08, 23 May 2022

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John Lawrence at 18:00, 2 July 2021

2021-07-02T18:00:59Z

Kevin Wang at 21:23, 17 March 2021

2021-03-17T21:23:50Z

Kevin Wang at 21:23, 17 March 2021

2021-03-17T21:23:35Z

Kevin Wang at 18:21, 12 October 2019

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 {{Infobox|Name = Louise Boyd
 |Subjects = Philosophy, Literature, Arts
 |schoolpast = [[University of Chicago]] (2015-2021)

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 }}
 {{confuse|[[Will Alston]]}}
-'''Louise Boyd''' was a player for [[Chicago]], where her deep philosophy and literature knowledge helped secure victory at the [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and DII at [[2016 ICT]].  She was the 2nd scorer on a Chicago team that won [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and was voted 4th Scorer of the Year at 2018's [[Players Choice Awards]].
+'''Louise Boyd''' was a player for [[Chicago]], where her deep philosophy and literature knowledge helped secure victory at the [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and DII at [[2016 ICT]].  Due to her impressive work as 2nd scorer on the [[2018 ACF Nationals]]-winning Chicago team, she was voted 4th Scorer of the Year at 2018's [[Players Choice Awards]].
 In high school, she played for [[Bloomington|Bloomington High School]]. She was named a member of the First Team for the 2015 [[HSQBRank All-World Teams]].

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 }}
 {{confuse|[[Will Alston]]}}
-'''Louise Boyd''' was a player for [[Chicago]], where her deep philosophy and literature knowledge helped secure victory at the [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and DII at [[2016 ICT]].  She was the ''2nd scorer'' on the 2019 Chicago team that won ACF Nationals and was voted 4th Scorer of the Year at 2018's [[Players Choice Awards]].
+'''Louise Boyd''' was a player for [[Chicago]], where her deep philosophy and literature knowledge helped secure victory at the [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and DII at [[2016 ICT]].  She was the 2nd scorer on a Chicago team that won [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and was voted 4th Scorer of the Year at 2018's [[Players Choice Awards]].
 In high school, she played for [[Bloomington|Bloomington High School]]. She was named a member of the First Team for the 2015 [[HSQBRank All-World Teams]].

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-{{Infobox|Name = Alston Boyd
+{{Infobox|Name = Louise Boyd
 |Image = alston-boyd.jpg
 |Subjects = Philosophy, Literature, Arts
-|schoolcur = [[University of Chicago]] (2015-2021)
+|schoolpast = [[University of Chicago]] (2015-2021)
 |highschool = [[Bloomington]] '15
 }}
 {{confuse|[[Will Alston]]}}
-'''Alston Boyd''' was a player for [[Chicago]], where his deep philosophy and literature knowledge helped secure victory at the [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and DII at [[2016 ICT]].  He was voted 4th Scorer of the Year at 2018's [[Players Choice Awards]], presumably for his [[2018 ICT|ICT]] performance, as he was the ''2nd'' scorer on the winning Nats team.
+'''Louise Boyd''' was a player for [[Chicago]], where her deep philosophy and literature knowledge helped secure victory at the [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and DII at [[2016 ICT]].  She was the ''2nd scorer'' on the 2019 Chicago team that won ACF Nationals and was voted 4th Scorer of the Year at 2018's [[Players Choice Awards]].
-In high school, he played for [[Bloomington|Bloomington High School]]. He was named a member of the First Team for the 2015 [[HSQBRank All-World Teams]].
+In high school, she played for [[Bloomington|Bloomington High School]]. She was named a member of the First Team for the 2015 [[HSQBRank All-World Teams]].
 [[Category: People]]

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 |Image = alston-boyd.jpg
 |Subjects = Philosophy, Literature, Arts
-|schoolcur = [[University of Chicago]] (2015-)
+|schoolcur = [[University of Chicago]] (2015-2021)
 |highschool = [[Bloomington]] '15
 }}
 {{confuse|[[Will Alston]]}}
-'''Alston Boyd''' is a player for [[Chicago]], where his deep philosophy and literature knowledge helped secure victory at the [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and DII at [[2016 ICT]].  He was voted 4th Scorer of the Year at 2018's [[Players Choice Awards]], presumably for his [[2018 ICT|ICT]] performance, as he was the ''2nd'' scorer on the winning Nats team.
+'''Alston Boyd''' was a player for [[Chicago]], where his deep philosophy and literature knowledge helped secure victory at the [[2018 ACF Nationals]] and DII at [[2016 ICT]].  He was voted 4th Scorer of the Year at 2018's [[Players Choice Awards]], presumably for his [[2018 ICT|ICT]] performance, as he was the ''2nd'' scorer on the winning Nats team.
 In high school, he played for [[Bloomington|Bloomington High School]]. He was named a member of the First Team for the 2015 [[HSQBRank All-World Teams]].

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