UBC - Revision history

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Past Members

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 After the revival of the UBC quizbowl club in 2017, the club regularly attended [[ACF Fall]] and NAQT SCT tournaments at the University of Washington from 2017-2019, while also hosting minor events for local [[high schools]]. In 2020, UBC hosted their first [[college-level]] quizbowl tournament in [[ACF Regionals]], where they finished 2nd, and where their top 4 scorers were all rookies.
-UBC attended [[2020 SCT]] Toronto in Division I[https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=357668#p357668], which was the first SCT tournament for the majority of the team attending. Despite this, [[William Dawson]] finished 5th in individual scoring ahead of many very experienced players. UBC finished 5th in the [[closed]] online mirror of [[WORKSHOP]], led by [[Lia Rathburn]]'s 16 [[powers]] over 12 [[games]].
+Amid some discussion[https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=357668#p357668] about the state of Canadian quizbowl, UBC attended [[2020 SCT]] Toronto in Division I, which was the first SCT tournament for the majority of the team attending. Despite this, [[William Dawson]] finished 5th in individual scoring ahead of many very experienced players. UBC finished 5th in the [[closed]] online mirror of [[WORKSHOP]], led by [[Lia Rathburn]]'s 16 [[powers]] over 12 [[games]].
 When tournaments moved online in 2020 because of the [[COVID-19 pandemic]], UBC were able to compete regularly against other Canadian teams in Eastern Canada.

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 After the revival of the UBC quizbowl club in 2017, the club regularly attended [[ACF Fall]] and NAQT SCT tournaments at the University of Washington from 2017-2019, while also hosting minor events for local [[high schools]]. In 2020, UBC hosted their first [[college-level]] quizbowl tournament in [[ACF Regionals]], where they finished 2nd, and where their top 4 scorers were all rookies.
-UBC attended [[2020 SCT]] Toronto in Division I, which was the first SCT tournament for the majority of the team attending. Despite this, [[William Dawson]] finished 5th in individual scoring ahead of many very experienced players. UBC finished 5th in the [[closed]] online mirror of [[WORKSHOP]], led by [[Lia Rathburn]]'s 16 [[powers]] over 12 [[games]].
+UBC attended [[2020 SCT]] Toronto in Division I[https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=357668#p357668], which was the first SCT tournament for the majority of the team attending. Despite this, [[William Dawson]] finished 5th in individual scoring ahead of many very experienced players. UBC finished 5th in the [[closed]] online mirror of [[WORKSHOP]], led by [[Lia Rathburn]]'s 16 [[powers]] over 12 [[games]].
 When tournaments moved online in 2020 because of the [[COVID-19 pandemic]], UBC were able to compete regularly against other Canadian teams in Eastern Canada.

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 *[[Carlos Doebeli]]
 *[[Lia Rathburn]]
 *[[Brian Ning]]
 *[[Max Gedajlovic]]

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	In the 2024-2025 season, UBC teams won the Pacific Northwest mirrors of [[ACF Fall]], [[ACF Winter]], and [[ACF Regionals]].		In the 2024-2025 season, UBC teams won the Pacific Northwest mirrors of [[ACF Fall]], [[ACF Winter]], and [[ACF Regionals]].
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		+	== Current Members ==
		+	*[[Tai Belke]]
		+	*[[John Chen]]
		+	*[[Russell Nip]]
		+	*[[Justin Qian]]
		+	*[[Matthew Wang]]
		+	*[[Joshua Yamada]]
		+	*[[Alan Zhang]]

	== Past Members ==		== Past Members ==

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 At the [[2021 ICT]], a team of [[Lia Rathburn]], [[William Dawson]], and [[Brian Ning]] finished third in [[Division II]], which was the highest Canadian finish in DII since [[McGill]] finished third in [[2014 ICT|2014]]. Lia Rathburn finished as the top prelims scorer.
 At the [[2022 ICT]], a team of [[Carlos Doebeli]], [[Lia Rathburn]], [[Max Gedajlovic]], and [[William Dawson]] finished ninth in [[Division I]]. Lia Rathburn finished as 5th overall scorer.
 == Past Members ==

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 |citystate = Vancouver, BC
-|president = [[Carlos Doebeli]]
+|president = [[Russell Nip]]
 |nats = None
 | }}