Zeke Berdichevsky - Revision history

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Editing Career

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-'''Ezequiel (Zeke) Berdichevsky''' is a retired quizbowl player who played for [[Michigan]] and [[Maryland]].  He is widely considered one of the game's elite players and editors, being part of the Michigan teams that claimed various national championships and editing many ACF tournaments.
+'''Ezequiel "Zeke" Berdichevsky''' is a retired quizbowl player who played for [[Michigan]] and [[Maryland]]. He is widely considered one of the game's elite players and editors, being part of the Michigan teams that claimed various national championships and editing many ACF tournaments.
 ==Playing Career==

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 *[[2010 ACF Nationals]] (head editor)
 Zeke was also observed writing, with [[Paul Litvak]], the final 3 rounds of the [[2001 MLK]] in a timeframe between the 1st and 11th rounds, thus bailing out the [[Noel Erinjeri|unfortunate TD]] who had forgotten about an extra Chicago team and thus screwed up the brackets.
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-'''Ezequiel (Zeke) Berdichevsky''' is a mostly retired quizbowl player who played for [[Michigan]] and [[Maryland]].  He is widely considered one of the game's elite players and editors, being part of the Michigan teams that claimed various national championships and editing many ACF tournaments.
+'''Ezequiel (Zeke) Berdichevsky''' is a retired quizbowl player who played for [[Michigan]] and [[Maryland]].  He is widely considered one of the game's elite players and editors, being part of the Michigan teams that claimed various national championships and editing many ACF tournaments.
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-'''Zeke Berdichevsky''' is a mostly retired quizbowl player who played for [[Michigan]] and [[Maryland]].  He is widely considered one of the game's elite players and editors, being part of the Michigan teams that claimed various national championships and editing many ACF tournaments.
+'''Ezequiel (Zeke) Berdichevsky''' is a mostly retired quizbowl player who played for [[Michigan]] and [[Maryland]].  He is widely considered one of the game's elite players and editors, being part of the Michigan teams that claimed various national championships and editing many ACF tournaments.
 ==Playing Career==
-Zeke is reported to be the only person to win the modern [[Triple Crown]], winning the [[ICT]], [[ACF Nationals]] and [[Chicago Open]] all in one year in 2005. He led [[Michigan]] to 5 national championships including the [[2002 ICT]], the [[2005 ICT]] and ACF titles in 2001, 2002, and 2005. He led also was on the winning team at Chicago Open in 2001 and 2005.
+Zeke was the first person to achieve the modern [[Triple Crown]] -- winning the [[ICT]], [[ACF Nationals]] and [[Chicago Open]] all in one year -- in 2005; it took nine years for any other players to accomplish that feat. He led [[Michigan]] to 5 national championships including the [[2002 ICT]], the [[2005 ICT]] and ACF titles in 2001, 2002, and 2005. Prior to his Triple Crown year, he was also on the winning team at Chicago Open in 2001.
 ==Editing Career==

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