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{{Infobox|Name = Tejas Raje
|Subjects = History, Trash
|schoolpast = [[Cornell]] (2009–14) [[Category:Players active in 2009]][[Category:Players active in 2010]][[Category:Players active in 2011]][[Category:Players active in 2012]][[Category:Players active in 2013]][[Category:Players active in 2014]]
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'''Tejas Raje''' is a former player for [[Cornell]] best known for not being very good in college and then bizarrely becoming very good after finishing school. He is also well-known for being confused with other quizbowlers of Indian extraction, most often [[Naveed Chowdhury]]. As a student, his recorded statistics show a rather undistinguished career, peaking with his being the second scorer behind [[Ian Lenhoff]] on the Cornell team that finished in 16th place at [[2014 ICT]]; that performance was so mediocre that he was ignominiously forced to play on the Canadian team that won zero games at [[2014 Chicago Open|that year's Chicago Open]], on which he was the third scorer behind actual Canadians [[Jay Misuk]] and [[Patrick Liao]].

Following this experience, Tejas evidently decided to get good, despite no longer being a student, and began regularly attending open events. At [[2015 Chicago Open|the following Chicago Open]], he was the second scorer behind [[Douglas Yetman]] on a team that finished tenth out of a field of seventeen. Following a number of strong showings at open events during the following school year, at [[2016 Chicago Open]] he teamed up with [[Rob Carson]], [[Andrew Hart]], and [[Billy Busse]] to tie for second place while individually finishing as the eleventh-highest scorer in preliminary rounds. The next day marked the pinnacle of Tejas's career, as he won [[Chicago Open Trash Tournament|Chicago Open Trash]] playing alongside [[Mike Cheyne]], [[Kenji Golimlim]], and [[Chris Manners]].

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 and coming remarkably close to a nationals-lookalike Triple Crown
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 Following this experience, Tejas evidently decided to get good, despite no longer being a student, and began regularly attending open events. At [[2015 Chicago Open|the following Chicago Open]], he was the second scorer behind [[Douglas Yetman]] on a team that finished tenth out of a field of seventeen. Following a number of strong showings at open events during the following school year, at [[2016 Chicago Open]] he teamed up with [[Rob Carson]], [[Andrew Hart]], and [[Billy Busse]] to tie for second place while individually finishing as the eleventh-highest scorer in preliminary rounds. The next day marked the pinnacle of Tejas's career, as he won [[Chicago Open Trash Tournament|Chicago Open Trash]] playing alongside [[Mike Cheyne]], [[Kenji Golimlim]], and [[Chris Manners]].
-Tejas additionally has the odd distinction of having won [[ACFNATIONALS]], [[PACENSC]], and a [[Cal's Mid-Spring Tournament|CMST]] mirror and thus has earned a [[Multi-championship achievements|triple crown]] consisting entirely of side events with misleading names at the collegiate, high school, and middle school levels.
+Tejas additionally has the odd distinction of having won
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 Following this experience, Tejas evidently decided to get good, despite no longer being a student, and began regularly attending open events. At [[2015 Chicago Open|the following Chicago Open]], he was the second scorer behind [[Douglas Yetman]] on a team that finished tenth out of a field of seventeen. Following a number of strong showings at open events during the following school year, at [[2016 Chicago Open]] he teamed up with [[Rob Carson]], [[Andrew Hart]], and [[Billy Busse]] to tie for second place while individually finishing as the eleventh-highest scorer in preliminary rounds. The next day marked the pinnacle of Tejas's career, as he won [[Chicago Open Trash Tournament|Chicago Open Trash]] playing alongside [[Mike Cheyne]], [[Kenji Golimlim]], and [[Chris Manners]].
-Tejas additionally has the odd distinction of having won [[ACFNATIONALS]], [[PACENSC]], and a [[Cal's Mid-Spring Tournament|CMST]] mirror and thus has earned a [[triple crown]] consisting entirely of tournaments with misleading names at the collegiate, high school, and middle school levels.
+Tejas additionally has the odd distinction of having won [[ACFNATIONALS]], [[PACENSC]], and a [[Cal's Mid-Spring Tournament|CMST]] mirror and thus has earned a [[Multi-championship achievements|triple crown]] consisting entirely of side events with misleading names at the collegiate, high school, and middle school levels.
 [[Category:Cornell]]
 [[Category: Nationals Ironman]]

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 {{Infobox|Name = Tejas Raje
 |Subjects = History, Trash
-|schoolpast = [[Cornell]] (2009–14) [[Category:Players active in 2009]][[Category:Players active in 2010]][[Category:Players active in 2011]][[Category:Players active in 2012]][[Category:Players active in 2013]][[Category:Players active in 2014]]
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