Chris Sims at 07:12, 25 January 2024

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Rein Otsason was a Canadian Quizbowler who played for [[Toronto]] during his undergrad, master's and Ph.D. During his high school years at [[UTS]], he led its [[Reach for the Top]] team to win the 2012 National Championship along with Jenny Mao, [[Daniel Lovsted]], and Cole Jackes. Throughout his university career, he played on many iterations of Toronto A, with a career-best nationals finish of 11th at the [[2017 ICT]] playing alongside [[Jay Misuk]], Aayush Rajasekaran, and [[Patrick Liao]]. From 2017-2020 he was consistently ranked as the second-best player on the Canadian circuit based on his broad generalism and deep science knowledge, in each year just behind [[McGill]]'s [[Derek So]].

A major presence on the Canadian circuit, from 2013-15 Rein was the President of the Toronto club, at the start of the process of rebuilding the club to its membership levels of the mid-2000s. He took on a handful of editing assignments over his career, including part of the science for 2017's [[WAO II]].

Rein passed away in an accident in December 2023, during the final year of his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering.

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-Rein Otsason was a Canadian Quizbowler who played for [[Toronto]] during his undergrad, master's and Ph.D. During his high school years at [[UTS]], he led its [[Reach for the Top]] team to win the 2012 National Championship along with Jenny Mao, [[Daniel Lovsted]], and Cole Jackes. Throughout his university career, he played on many iterations of Toronto A, with a career-best nationals finish of 11th at the [[2017 ICT]] playing alongside [[Jay Misuk]], Aayush Rajasekaran, and [[Patrick Liao]]. From 2017-2020 he was consistently ranked as the second-best player on the Canadian circuit based on his broad generalism and deep science knowledge, in each year just behind [[McGill]]'s [[Derek So]].
+Rein Otsason was a Canadian Quizbowler who played for [[Toronto]] during his undergrad, master's and Ph.D. During his high school years at [[UTS]], he led its [[Reach for the Top]] team to win the 2012 National Championship along with Jenny Mao, [[Daniel Lovsted]], and Cole Jackes. Throughout his university career he played on many iterations of Toronto A, with a career-best nationals finish of 11th at the [[2017 ICT]] playing alongside [[Jay Misuk]], Aayush Rajasekaran, and [[Patrick Liao]]. From 2017-2020 he was consistently ranked as the second-best player on the Canadian circuit based on his broad generalism and deep science knowledge, in each year just behind [[McGill]]'s [[Derek So]].
 A major presence on the Canadian circuit, from 2013-15 Rein was the President of the Toronto club, at the start of the process of rebuilding the club to its membership levels of the mid-2000s. He took on a handful of editing assignments over his career, including part of the science for 2017's [[WAO II]].
 Rein passed away in an accident in December 2023, during the final year of his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering.

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Chris Sims at 07:12, 25 January 2024

Chris Sims: Created page with "{{ib|Rein Otsason |Subjects = Physics, Math, Philosophy |schoolpast=Toronto (2012-2023) |highschool=UTS (2008-2012) }} Rein Otsason was a Canadian Quizbowler who playe..."