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• Luke Bretscher
  |schoolcur = [[Chicago]] (2011-2014) Luke Bretscher played for the University of Chicago. He's known to sing a capella sometimes.
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• Charles Tian
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2010-2014) '''Charles Tian''' is a former player for the [[University of Chicago]] and [[Kinkaid]]. He very much likes cats.
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• Kay Li
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2011-2015) |highschool = [[Pensacola]] (2008-2011)
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• James Kiselik
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2012-2015) |highschool = [[Millburn]] (2011-2012)
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• Douglas Graebner
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2011-2014) ...n]] high school team until 2010. That year, at the [[2010 NSC]], he earned a spot in the All-Star Game after [[Jasper Lee]] had to leave.
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• Mia Nussbaum
  |schoolpast=[[Cornell]] (2007-2011), [[MIT]] (2011-2015) ....edu/events/miriam-nussbaum-g-flute</ref>, she edited [[music]] for [[2011 Chicago Open]] and contributed to [[Fernando Arrabal]].
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• Nolan Winkler
  |schoolpast =[[University of Chicago]] (2012-2013) '''Nolan Winkler''' was a player at [[Chicago]]. In high school, he attended [[Loyola Academy]] in Wilmette, Illinois.
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• Jacob Reed
  |schoolpast = [[Yale]] (2013-9), [[Chicago]] (2019-2020) |highschool = [[East Chapel Hill]] (2011-2013)
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• Sriram Pendyala
  |schoolpast = [[Harvard]] (2011–2015) |highschool = [[Mira Loma]] (2007–2011)
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• University of Illinois-Chicago
  {{Collegebox|College Name = University of Illinois-Chicago |citystate = Chicago, IL
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• COLT
  | Season = 2010-2011 ...011 Chicago Open]]. It was semi-sequel to 2010 [[CULT]], Mike's attempt at a new national trash tournament the year before.
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• Marianna Zhang
  |schoolpast=[[Chicago]] (2014-2018) ...d PhD student at [[Stanford]]. She previously attended the [[University of Chicago]] for undergrad and [[Hunter]] for high school.
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• Tracy Lee
  |schoolcur = [[Chicago]] ...Lee, aka Tweety, is a player for [[Chicago]] who loves all things. She was a member of the quiz bowl team at [[Arcadia]], serving as co-captain along wi
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• St. Ignatius
  |citystate = Chicago ...member of the [[North Metropolitan Scholastic Bowl League]] in the greater Chicago area.
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• Selene Koo
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2003-2011), [[Berkeley]] (1999-2002) '''Selene Koo''' was a quizbowl player for the [[University of Chicago]]. Selene played for many years while enrolled in an MD/PhD program and wor
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• Bollinger-Mukherjee Alliance
  ...ether, often against walls of superpowered teams. From 2011 to 2018, every Chicago Open was either won by or written/contributed to by one member of the duo. ...[[Selene Koo]] have a similar claim to fame (as they have won both of the Chicago Opens they’ve all played together).
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• Daichi Ueda
  |schoolpast = [[Vanderbilt]] (2009-2010), [[Chicago]] (2010-2013) ...he was on the Chicago team that finished runner-up in Division II at the [[2011 ICT]]. He attended [[Vanderbilt]] for the 2009-10 school year. He attended
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• 2011 MSNCT
  {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2011 [[NAQT]] [[MSNCT]] |champion = [[Kealing|Kealing A]]
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• Michael Perovanovic
  |schoolcur = [[University of Illinois-Chicago]] (2011-2013) ...chael Perovanovic''' was a quizbowl player at the [[University of Illinois-Chicago]]. He played in High School at [[Wheaton North]] and played 1 year at [[Col
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• Ryan Westbrook
  ...greater acclaim for his writing and editing work. While Ryan has achieved a reputation (much of it of his own making) as being an "eccentric" writer wh * [[2008 Chicago Open]]
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• Susan Ferrari
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2000-2008) ...for [[ACF Nationals]] in [[2010 ACF Nationals|2010]], [[2011 ACF Nationals|2011]], and [[2012 ACF Nationals|2012]]. She is thus the only player/editor to h
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• Michael Arnold
  |schoolcur = [[Columbia]] (2011-2013) |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2007-2010)
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• 2011 ICT
  {{College Nat Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2011 DI [[NAQT]] [[ICT]] |third = [[Chicago]] A, [[VCU]]
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• Nicholas Polk
  |schoolcur = [[University of Chicago]] (2008 - 2011) Nicholas Polk is a retired player at the [[University of Chicago]] and the [[University of Southern California]].
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• Saieesh Rao
  |schoolcur = [[University of Chicago]] (2013-2017) ...t the [[Illinois Math and Science Academy]] (IMSA) and the [[University of Chicago]]. He is notable for being the only person to have played for the [[IHSA]]
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• James Lasker
  |schoolcur = None [[Category: Players active in 2011]][[Category: Players active in 2012]] |schoolpast = [[Penn]] (2010-2014), [[Chicago]] (2014-2020)
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• George Woudhuysen
  ...t the [[2010 ICT]] in Chicago, Illinois, to which he will return for the [[2011 ICT]]. He also captained the St. John's College team to a second-place finish in the 2009-2010 series of [[University Challenge]].
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• SteveJon Guth
  ...ed at [[Maryland]] from 2008 until 2012. At the peak of his career, he was a strong science player and was usually Maryland's number-two scorer next to ...ational Tournament]], [[Maryland Spring]], and science for 2011 and 2012 [[Chicago Open]].
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• 2011 Chicago Open
  {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2011 [[Chicago Open]] |fourth = A Butterfly Dreaming I'm a Slow Man
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• Morgan Venkus
  ...shing in 3rd place after his teammates rejoined him for Sunday. He led the Chicago team that took 2nd place at [[2014 Oxford Open]] and was the lead scorer at [[Category: High school players active in 2011]]
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• MAGNI
  | Season = 2011-12 | First = October 15, 2011
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• Richard Mason
  |schoolpast = [[Yale|Yale University]] (2007-2010), [[Northern Kentucky]] (2011) ...iversity, where he enrolled in a post-bacc medical program, and won [[2010 Chicago Open]] with [[Matt Weiner]], [[Dallas Simons]], and [[Kevin Koai]]. '
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• Athena Kern
  |schoolpast = [[WUSTL]] (2019-2021), [[Chicago]] (2014-2018) '''Athena Kern''' was a player at [[Dunbar]] High School, the University of [[Chicago]], and [[WUSTL]].
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• Tommy Casalaspi
  |schoolpast = [[VCU]] (dual enrolled, 2009-2011); [[Virginia]] (2011-2015) |highschool = [[Maggie Walker]] (2007-2011)
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• Max Schindler
  |schoolpast = [[University of Chicago]] (2013-2017) ...best in Missouri from 2010 to 2014. He also wrote for and hosted [[LIST]], a well-received housewritten high school tournament.
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• Seth Teitler
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2005-2010), [[Berkeley]] (2000-2004) ...[[Berkeley]] from 1999 to 2004 and [[Chicago]] from 2004 to 2010, and was a postdoctoral fellow at [[Wisconsin]] from 2010 to 2013. He succeeded [[R. R
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• Kent Buxton
  |schoolpast= [[Truman State]] (2005-2011) [[Category: Truman State]] [[Category:Players active in 2006]] [[Category: ...h School)| Notre Dame]] (2001-2005); [[Schuyler County]], Assistant Coach (2011-2012)
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• Steven Levitt
  ...NAC]], including a 5th place finish. Levitt played the St. Paul Academy in 2011 at the Fitzgerald Theatre in St. Paul.
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• Edmund Dickinson
  |schoolpast = [[Oxford]] (2004-2011) ...ned the Oxford team at the [[2010 ICT]] in Chicago, Illinois, and at the [[2011 ICT]]. He was also the tournament director and chief Briticiser for ACF Fa
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• Chicago Open History Tournament
  ...]. It serves as a side event for Chicago Open, attracting players from the Chicago Open field. It is usually played as a doubles tournament, with teams of two.
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• Saajid Moyen
  |highschool = [[Copley]] (2008-2011) '''Saajid Moyen''' was a quiz bowler at the [[University of Pennsylvania]]. He was second scorer on
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• Tejas Raje
  ...e in 2009]][[Category:Players active in 2010]][[Category:Players active in 2011]][[Category:Players active in 2012]][[Category:Players active in 2013]][[Ca ...n 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 Misu
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• Peaceful Resolution
  | Season = 2011-12 | School = [[Chicago]]
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• John Sheahan
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (1992-1998) ...was a player for [[Chicago]] for seven years as both an undergraduate and a law student, where he won [[ACF Nationals]] in 1993 and 1994, the [[CBI]] N
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• 2011 VCU
  ...vely named Undergraduate champions and tied for overall third place with [[Chicago]]. ...a [[WUSTL]] team containing [[Charles Hang]] competing in Division II for a second consecutive year.
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• Aaron Pellowski
  |schoolpast = N/A ...was due to sickness and not knowing when midterms were), one being [[2012 Chicago Open]], though he does practice occasionally. In the 2012-13 season, he beg
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• Chicago Christian
  {{Highschoolteam|Name = Chicago Christian Knights ...'' is a religious school located in Palos Heights, Illinois, which is near Chicago. The team first became prominent in the Chicagoland Area around 2010 under
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• Libo Zeng
  ...by 5 points. His main contribution to the Michigan team's 2013 attempt at a national title was to neg less, but old habits die hard and he started negg * 2011 [[MOO]]
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• List of college quizbowl national champion teams
  ...the Undergraduate and Division II champions at ACF Nationals and ICT. For a list of '''players''' who have won ACF Nationals or ICT, see [[List of coll | [[1990 Chicago|Chicago]]
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• George Berry
  ...eam in Virginia to win a tournament at the 2009 CCSCT and the first to win a national title at the inaugural 2009 [[CCCT]]. ...the spring 2009 [[Terrapin Invitational Tournament]] with [[Mike Cheyne]], a [[novelty tournament]] based entirely on comic books.
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• Ted Gioia
  ...r for [[2008 ACF Fall]], [[2009 ACF Regionals]], [[2010 ACF Regionals]], [[2011 ACF Regionals]]. and [[2014 ACF Nationals]]. He is one of the most outspoke ...ong other notable results, won 5th place at [[2007 PACE NSC]]. He was also a two-time PACE all-star.
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• Northwestern
  '''Northwestern University''' is a large private university located in Evanston, Illinois. ...playoffs (over [[Yale]], [[Maryland]], [[Chicago]], and [[Stanford]]) and a second-place finish (to [[2017 Michigan|Michigan]]).<ref>https://hsquizbowl
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• Minnesota
  ...2009 NAQT Undergaduate]], [[2010 ICT|2010 NAQT Undergraduate]], [[2011 ICT|2011 NAQT]] <br/> College Bowl: [[1984 College Bowl Nationals|1984]], [[1987 Col The '''University of Minnesota''' is a four-year public university located in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota.
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• 2011 SCT
  ...onal sites at [[Ottawa]] and [[Oxford]]. Teams competed for bids to the [[2011 ICT]]. In addition, four sites of [[CCSCT]] were held on the weekend of Ja ...n four teams in their division. Regions highlighted in yellow were run as a single tournament because at least one division had fewer than four teams.'
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• Chris Ray
  |schoolpast = [[Maryland]] (2007-2014); [[Chicago]] (2014-2016) ...f the acclaimed [[2010 NSC]], as well as [[2013 ACF Regionals]] and [[2019 Chicago Open]].
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• Crete-Monee
  ...ol''' is a public high school in Crete, Illinois located 30 miles south of Chicago. It competes in Class AA, the "large school" division, of the [[Illinois Hi |University of Chicago
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• TRIUMVIR
  ...he [[IMSANITY]] set and takes place at [[Metea Valley]] High School in the Chicago suburbs. .../2011_IMSAnity_MeteaValley/2011_IMSAnity_MeteaValley_overall_standings.php 2011]
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• Koo's Law
  ...]], who provided a particularly memorable version of this observation at a 2011 mirror of [[Penn Bowl]], and who is generally not recognized enough anyway.
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• Marshall Steinbaum
  |schoolpast = [[Oxford]]; [[Chicago]] (2009-2014) ...arshall Steinbaum''' was a Ph.D. student in Economics at the University of Chicago from 2008 to 2014, although he only joined the quizbowl team in February of
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• 2010 ICT
  |champion = [[Chicago]] A |third = [[Minnesota]] A, [[Illinois]] A
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• North Suburban League
  ...gue consisting of 14 large public high schools in the far north suburbs of Chicago (most located in Lake County). All of these schools are eligible to compet |North Chicago Warhawks||North Chicago
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• Jonah Greenthal
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2010–2012), [[Illinois]] (2008–2009) ...k, subject editing (primarily mathematics), set editing (including roughly a dozen national championships), logistics (including [[logistics director|lo
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• Lisle
  ...nament|2010 IHSA]], [[2011 IHSA State Championship Tournament|2011 IHSA]], 2011 [[Masonic]] |nats appearances= HSNCT: 2011
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• Matt Jackson
  |schoolcur = [[University of Chicago]] (2022-2024) '''Matt Jackson''' is a graduate student at [[Chicago]], and former quizbowl player for [[Yale]] and [[Georgetown Day|Georgetown
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• Atlanta Marriott Marquis
  The '''Marriott Marquis''' is a hotel located in Atlanta, Georgia. It has served as the site of [[HSNCT]] s ...yatt Regency]], which had some problems as a host site. After returning to Chicago for two years, and to Dallas in 2016, the Marriott Marquis was selected as
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• Golden chicken
  ...l]. The term has since been used to describe the highest-scoring player at a tournament who did not put up any negs at all. * [[Selene Koo]] at [[2011 Chicago Open]] (7-33-0 in 14 rounds)
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• Virginia
  ...004]], [[2005 ICT|2005]], [[2006 ICT|2006]], [[2007 ICT|2007]], [[2011 ICT|2011]], [[2012 ICT|2012]], [[2013 ICT|2013]], [[2014 ICT|2014]] The '''University of Virginia''', or '''UVA''', is a public university in Charlottesville, Virginia. Throughout the 2010s, UVA h
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• Evan Adams
  |schoolpast = [[VCU]] (2008-2011), [[UVA]] (2011-2014) ...otal in that set.) His other credentials include writing almost all of the 2011 [[VCU Open]], the head editorship of 2010 [[ACF Fall]] and [[2014 ACF Regio
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• Penn Manor Nationals Results
  :* Madison Central A d. Penn Manor (305-245) '''<u>2008 NAC - Chicago (rank ????)</u>'''
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• Naperville Central
  ...Seeding Meetings by showing up with very few matches played and demanding a very high seed. ...is team also featured a strong player named Krystle Leung who graduated in 2011.
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• Auroni Gupta
  ...17]], and [[2019 Chicago Open]]s. From 2019 to 2022, they were enrolled in a PhD program at [[Illinois]]. *2017 [[(This Tournament is a) Crime]]
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• Ike Jose
  ...e team in scoring after the retirement of [[Mike Sorice]]. In 2013, he led a team of him, [[Billy Busse]], [[Aaron Rosenberg]], and Austin Listerud, to ...Head Editor in 2019. Ike also spearheaded the notoriously difficult [[2017 Chicago Open]].
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• Michigan
  The '''University of Michigan''' is a large public university in Ann Arbor, MI. Its quizbowl team has historical Michigan collaborated with [[UVA]] on [[Missiles of October]] in Fall 2011 and wrote [[QUARK]] in Fall 2012. Michigan also hosted [[ACF Nationals]] in
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• Paul Litvak
  ...nd [[Harvard]] as a graduate student. He received a Ph.D. from [[CMU]] in 2011. ...at three consecutive [[Chicago Open]]s between 2001 and 2003. He also was a member of the winning team at what was then considered the hardest tourname
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• Will Holub-Moorman
  '''Will Holub-Moorman''' is a current player at [[Princeton]]. He is a former player for [[Harvard]], where he was the second scorer on their 5th- ...hout the distribution. Will returned to edit social science for the [[2019 Chicago Open]], as well as for both the 2020 and 2021 iterations of [[WORKSHOP]].
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• Jonathan Magin
  '''Jonathan Magin''' is a former player for the [[University of Maryland]] who now plays [[open]] tou ...en]] and being the top scorer at both the [[2009 Chicago Open]] and [[2010 Chicago Open]].
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• 2023 ICT
  |champion = [[Cornell]] A |second = [[Chicago]] A
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• Tamara Vardomskaya
  '''Tamara Vardomskaya''' is a former [[University of Chicago]] and [[Ottawa]] player and [[Lisgar]] alumna and coach. ...y this rally was spurned from Vardomskaya saying that [[SmartAsk!]] wasn't a real championship (which, in retrospect, was true). At 2002 provincials, T
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• Will Nediger
  ...o led his team to win the [[2017 Chicago Open]], having also won in [[2016 Chicago Open|the previous year]]. Will is a well-regarded writer and editor, having served on the editing staff for [[2
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• Lawrence
  [http://www.lawrence.edu Lawrence University] is a small liberal arts school in Appleton, Wisconsin, not to be confused with t Lawrence has a long and wonderful tradition of [http://www.naqt.com/stats/school-players.j
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• Bruce Arthur
  |schoolpast = [[Chicago]] (2005-2007); [[Harvard]] (2007-2010) ...as vacated in 2013 after it was discovered Watkins had cheated in 2010 and 2011). He is famed for his love of Red Lobster and his aversion to Tina Fey.
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• Dartmouth
  '''Dartmouth College''' is a private institution in Hanover, NH. Following a six-year hiatus in quizbowl from 2016, Dartmouth returned to quizbowl in th ...main high that this event will be revived (or just "vived", but that's not a word).
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• Mike Cheyne
  '''Mike Cheyne''' was a grad student at the [[University of Minnesota]] in American Studies. He tau Mike received a BA at Grand Valley State University and a MA at Western Michigan University, but did not play collegiate quizbowl fro
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• Trygve Meade
  '''Trygve Meade''' is a former law student at Southern Illinois University and former president of ...ose regarding his unauthorized access of the private HSAPQ forum while not a member of HSAPQ, an action for which he apologized [http://hsquizbowl.org/f
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• Nick Jensen
  |schoolpast = [[Dartmouth]] (2011-2014) ...unced the non-American/Danish way) came from Wisconsin to [[Dartmouth]] in 2011 to improve steadily during his first year. Studying Biology and Chemistry,
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• Itamar Naveh-Benjamin
  |highschool = [[Hickman]] (2011-2013) ...layer for [[UVA]], former president of the [[Missouri]] Quizbowl Club, and a former player for [[Hickman]] High School.
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• 2010 Lisgar
  Lisgar's Reach season began by hosting a Reach for the Top/NAQT hybrid tournament in October. At provincials, Lisgar came 12th with a 5-2 record, but came 5th overall in points scored.
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• John Lawrence
  ...Yale]] (2008-2012), [[King's College London]] (2012-2013), [[University of Chicago]] (2013-2020) '''John Lawrence''' was the team captain of the [[University of Chicago]] from 2013–2020, and the former team captain of [[Yale University]]. He
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• Rice
  '''Rice''' is a private university in Houston, Texas. They regularly attend tournaments in ...ed the club and began his four-year plan for reform, which aimed to create a self-sustaining model for the Rice quizbowl club. In 2012, Rice attended AC
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• Geography Monstrosity
  ...urnament]] composed entirely of [[geography]] questions. It usually ran as a [[side event]] to one of the high school national championships (typically | Chicago, Illinois
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• Huskie Bowl
  ...estions that teams present had already heard. Huskie Bowl has again become a regular part of the Illinois circuit. For 2010 and 2011, the tournament was split into "Lower" and "Upper" divisions of competition
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• 2012 NAC
  ...race Liu]] of High Tech (MVP, DC)<br> [[Ben Peck]] of Detroit Jesuit (MVP, Chicago) |site = Chicago; New Orleans; Washington DC
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• Cameron Orth
  ...ransformed from a group of relatively low-profile high school players into a nationally ranked team.
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• Jackson-Bollinger rivalry
  ..., Bollinger's St. Anselm's team emerged victorious from the tiebreakers in a 440-420 slugfest with Jackson's Georgetown Day team in the playoffs, which ...at [[2011 ICT|that year's ICT]], while Bollinger finished just a third of a tossup per game behind Chris Ray for top scorer in DI.
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• Illinois Open
  ...the [[University of Illinois]] in Urbana-Champaign starting in 2002 or so. A variety of people from the University of Illinois have been involved in the The name was revived for a Spring 2020 [[nationals-minus]] set, which was postponed to Fall 2021.
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• Chicago Open Trash Tournament
  In many recent years, the Sunday following the Chicago Open has featured a trash tournament. | n/a
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• Adam Silverman
  ...eam delivered the only defeat to eventual champions [[Hunter]] en route to a 3rd place finish and an individual All-Star award. Silverman became the sec His other achievements include being the top scorer at the 2011 [[Classic City Classic|UGA CCC]], the [[Georgia Tech|GA Tech]] HSNCT Warm-U
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• Stephen Liu
  ...4-2016. His highest [[Chicago Open]] finish was a tie for second in [[2013 Chicago Open|2013]], when he played alongside [[Jonathan Magin]], [[Evan Adams]], a ...powers relative to any field (and usually outpacing the field in powers by a wide margin, with the exception of the 2015 event).
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• Stanford
  '''Stanford University''' is a private university in Stanford, CA. ...across a whiteboard in the Stanford team's practice room, and was intended a tongue-in-cheek criticism of tortured acronyms like [[STIMPY]] and [[MYSTER
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• Will Alston
  ...th [[Spencer Weinreich]] and noted cheater Dmitri Halikias during the 2010-2011 season. ...and high school), he was the third scorer on the team that won the [[2017 Chicago Open]].
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