William and Mary - Revision history

Olin Bose at 02:14, 20 October 2025

2025-10-20T02:14:28Z

Olin Bose at 20:06, 19 October 2025

2025-10-19T20:06:55Z

Alex Howe: /* Rebirth */

2022-09-28T19:40:30Z

Rebirth

Alex Howe at 19:39, 28 September 2022

2022-09-28T19:39:03Z

Alex Howe: /* Current Players */

2022-09-28T19:38:34Z

Current Players

Alex Howe: /* Former Players */

2022-09-28T19:38:03Z

Former Players

Alex Howe: /* Current Players */

2022-09-28T19:37:55Z

Current Players

Alex Howe: /* Rebirth */

2022-09-28T19:37:36Z

Rebirth

Sadie Britton: /* Rebirth */

2022-09-24T23:33:30Z

Rebirth

Alex Howe: /* James Blair Bowl and Hosting */

2022-05-28T21:59:04Z

James Blair Bowl and Hosting

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 Also, the club was not involved at all with William & Mary's CBI program. Nick Hoelker was the only W&M player who played in both CBI and invitational tournaments.
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 In 2019, W&M came in 8th place at the [[2019 ICT | DII ICT]] and fielded a competitive B team at SCT's Virginia Tech site. Their 2019-20 A team (comprised of Logan Feingold, Akshata Pisharody, Christian Moore, and Sadie Britton) came in 3rd place at UNC's EFT mirror and 5th place at the ACF Regionals UNC site.
-Additionally in 2019, a new core began being forged. Alex Howe and Kiran Rachamallu formed the basis of the B team which got 2nd place at the 2020 Delta Burke tournament at Virginia Tech (also the last tournament the team attended pre-COVID). Both players were promoted to the A team in the 2021-22 seasons to replace Logan Feingold and Sadie Britton. In 2021-22, the team added talented sophomores Jake Schapiro and Leo Murphy. This team would prove to be one of the strongest in the local undergrad circuit. The team got 2nd in the undergrad division at ACF Winter. In the spring, the team got first in their DII SCT after an intense three-game matchup against George Washington which was ultimately decided by a stunning power on French literature by Leo Murphy. The A team then got 12th at their return to DII ICT.
+Additionally in 2019, a new core began being forged. Alex Howe and Kiran Rachamallu formed the basis of the B team which got 2nd place at the 2020 Delta Burke tournament at Virginia Tech (also the last tournament the team attended pre-COVID). Both players were promoted to the A team in the 2021-22 seasons to replace Logan Feingold and Sadie Britton. In 2021-22, the team added talented sophomores Jake Schapiro and Leo Murphy. This team would prove to be one of the strongest in the local undergrad circuit. The team got 2nd in the undergrad division at ACF Winter. In the spring, the team got first in their DII SCT after an intense three-game matchup against George Washington which was ultimately decided by a stunning power on French literature by Leo Murphy. The A team then got 12th at their return to [[2022 ICT | DII ICT]].
 ==James Blair Bowl and Hosting==

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 ==Current Players==
 * [[Kiran Rachamallu]]
 ==Disclaimers==

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 * [[Jonathan Leidenheimer]]
 * [[Alex Wallace]]
 ==Current Players==

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	In 2019, W&M came in 8th place at the [[2019 ICT \| DII ICT]] and fielded a competitive B team at SCT's Virginia Tech site. Their 2019-20 A team (comprised of Logan Feingold, Akshata Pisharody, Christian Moore, and Sadie Britton) came in 3rd place at UNC's EFT mirror and 5th place at the ACF Regionals UNC site.		In 2019, W&M came in 8th place at the [[2019 ICT \| DII ICT]] and fielded a competitive B team at SCT's Virginia Tech site. Their 2019-20 A team (comprised of Logan Feingold, Akshata Pisharody, Christian Moore, and Sadie Britton) came in 3rd place at UNC's EFT mirror and 5th place at the ACF Regionals UNC site.
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		+	Additionally in 2019, a new core began being forged. Alex Howe and Kiran Rachamallu formed the basis of the B team which got 2nd place at the 2020 Delta Burke tournament at Virginia Tech (also the last tournament the team attended pre-COVID). Both players were promoted to the A team in the 2021-22 seasons to replace Logan Feingold and Sadie Britton. In 2021-22, the team added talented sophomores Jake Schapiro and Leo Murphy. This team would prove to be one of the strongest in the local undergrad circuit. The team got 2nd in the undergrad division at ACF Winter. In the spring, the team got first in their DII SCT after an intense three-game matchup against George Washington which was ultimately decided by a stunning power on French literature by Leo Murphy. The A team then got 12th at their return to DII ICT.

	==James Blair Bowl and Hosting==		==James Blair Bowl and Hosting==

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 The William & Mary team underwent a rebirth beginning in the mid-2010s, qualifying for DI ICT in 2015 (coming in 11th place) and 2016 (coming in 23rd) under the leadership of Sean Smiley. This progress continued under James Cole, and in 2017 they began hosting James Blair Bowl.
-In 2019, W&M came in 8th place at the DII ICT and fielded a competitive B team at SCT's Virginia Tech site. Their 2019-20 A team (comprised of Logan Feingold, Akshata Pisharody, Christian Moore, and Sadie Britton) came in 3rd place at UNC's EFT mirror and 5th place at the ACF Regionals UNC site.
+In 2019, W&M came in 8th place at the [[2019 ICT | DII ICT]] and fielded a competitive B team at SCT's Virginia Tech site. Their 2019-20 A team (comprised of Logan Feingold, Akshata Pisharody, Christian Moore, and Sadie Britton) came in 3rd place at UNC's EFT mirror and 5th place at the ACF Regionals UNC site.
 ==James Blair Bowl and Hosting==

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 ==James Blair Bowl and Hosting==
-W&M began hosting James Blair Bowl, a high-school-plus difficulty tournament, in 2017. For the first four editions (2017-2020), it was written and edited by members of the team. In March 2021, they co-hosted the DMV Regional Championship online with [[Johns Hopkins]] on the Prison Bowl set, and hosted William & Mary Fall on SCOP Novice 11 in November. They planned a grand return to in-person hosting with James Blair Bowl V, run on RAFT III, in April 2022. Scheduling issues, however, resulting in the tournament being hosted the day before Easter, and due to consequently scheduling issues, the tournament was cancelled.
+W&M began hosting James Blair Bowl, a high-school-plus difficulty tournament, in 2017. For the first four editions (2017-2020), it was written and edited by members of the team. In March 2021, they co-hosted the DMV Regional Championship online with [[Johns Hopkins]] on the Prison Bowl set, and hosted William & Mary Fall on SCOP Novice 11 in November. They planned a grand return to in-person hosting with James Blair Bowl V, run on RAFT III, in April 2022. Scheduling issues, however, resulting in the tournament being hosted the day before Easter, resulted in the tournament was cancelled.
 ==Former Players==