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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 unfortunate TD ([[Noel Erinjeri]]) who had forgotten about an extra Chicago team and thus screwed up the brackets.  
 
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 unfortunate TD ([[Noel Erinjeri]]) who had forgotten about an extra Chicago team and thus screwed up the brackets.  

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Zeke Berdichevsky
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Noted subjects Literature
Current college Retired
Past colleges Michigan, Maryland
Stats HDWhite • NAQT

Zeke Berdichevsky is a mostly retired quizbowl player who played for teams like 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.

Editing Career

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 unfortunate TD (Noel Erinjeri) who had forgotten about an extra Chicago team and thus screwed up the brackets.