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{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 1997 [[ACF Nationals]] |champion = [[1997 Virginia|Virginia A]]

...l Classic''' was an [[mACF]] collegiate tournament traditionally held at [[Stanford]]. ...th the name Cardinal Classic was held. Cardinal Classic made its return to Stanford on February 2, 2008, in a tournament that attracted teams from across the c

|champion = [[Stanford]] A [[Stanford]] ([[Alan Taber]], [[Rachel Marshak]], [[Jesse Molesworth]], [[Adam Kemezis

...VII''' was a tournament held at [[Stanford]] the weekend of February 7-8, 1997. The tournament was criticized by some for excessive delays in gameplay as ...11-3. In addition, three teams were tied for fourth place: UCLA, BYU, and Stanford.

...using NAQT IS #29.) The 1996 to 2000 editions were house written, and the 1997 version was mirrored (or perhaps produced in collaboration with?) by UCLA a | 1997?

|schoolpast = [[Virginia]] (1995-1998), [[Chicago]] (1999-2007), [[Stanford]] (2008-2010) ...t the [[University of Chicago]] and played for its team; he then went to [[Stanford]] for law school, receiving his J.D. in 2010.

| [[1978 Stanford|Stanford]] ===ACF & NAQT (1997-2008)===

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...t-Worth and Houston. Members of the A&M quizbowl club helped compile the [[Stanford Culture Guide]]. * Aggie Bowl (HS) (1997-2006)

In the past, MIT hosted [[Beaver Bonspiel]] (which in 2008 was a mirror of Stanford's [[Cardinal Classic]]), and an annual IS set high school tournament, the [ | 1997 || ||colspan="2"|A: 9th<br/>B: 48th

|third = [[Stanford]] A ...e by securing the second game of a finals series against [[Illinois]] A. [[Stanford]] A placed third.

* [[Nathan Weiser]], [[Stanford]] ...t one participating player was not yet born when the first ICT was held in 1997.

...18]], [[2024 ACF Nationals|2024]]<br/>'''[[ICT|ICT Div. I]]:''' [[1997 ICT|1997]], [[1999 ICT|1999]], [[2001 ICT|2001]], [[2003 ICT|2003]], [[2007 ICT|2007 |next = [[2010 Stanford|Stanford]]

|second = [[Stanford]] ...Matt Bollinger]], won in the first game of an advantaged final against a [[Stanford]] team that had won [[2022 ICT|ICT]] the previous week. After an unpreceden

...al tournaments run by the [[Academic Competition Foundation]] from 1991 to 1997 are considered as part of the same series of events as those run by the [[A ...rporated as a legal entity until later in the 2010s, meaning that the 1991-1997 version is technically just as valid as anything that happened from 1998 un

...lf of the nineties, retiring after their 3rd and 2nd place finishes in the 1997 ICT and ACF tournaments. ..., Adam Hallowell) came on their own and took second place after falling to Stanford in the final. In 2007, Harvard's all-sophomore team (Kyle Haddad-Fonda, Ju

| [[1978 Stanford|Stanford]] | [[1992 Stanford|Stanford]]

...rd Mason]] and [[John Lawrence]] as strong players, and the acquisition of Stanford veteran [[Kevin Koai]], helped to greatly strengthen it from 2009 forward. | 1997 || ||colspan="2"|39th

The tournament has been held every spring since 1997, with the exception of 2020. The Undergraduate and Division II titles were | [[1997 ICT|1997]]

...ge. The Upper Division was played double round-robin, at the end of play, Stanford SV-A and BYU-SV were tied in total wins. ...SV (Nephi, Ken, Erik, and Dave) on 2 packs (Levinson/1, Georgia Tech (from 1997 Terrapin Invitational).

| 1997 || || A: 5th<br/>B: 24th<br/>C: 62nd || |previous = [[2006 Stanford|Stanford]]

* [[Andrew Yaphe]] (1997 ACF, 1999 ICT, 2001 CO) ...nd the [[College Bowl]] (CBI) national championship. As ICT was created in 1997, and CBI lost relevance by the mid-2000s and ceased operating its champions

*1997 Missouri high school tournament - November ===1996-1997===

...f the most exciting games in Nationals history against an Andrew Yaphe-led Stanford team.'' ...in scoring en route to a second-place finish to Andrew's Virginia team in 1997.

*Chris Vicich (1997-2001) | Stanford University

...] in 1991, it changed its name to '''Academic Competition Federation''' in 1997. ACF runs [[ACF Fall]], [[ACF Winter]], [[ACF Regionals]], and [[ACF Nation ===Academic Competition Foundation (1991-1997)===

...table row|1978|college=*Spring: The first College Bowl [[NCT]] is held. [[Stanford]] defeats [[Yale]] in the finals behind the play of [[Jon Reider]] and [[Te {{History table row|1997|hs=*Fall: The first [[NAQT]] high school tournaments are hosted.|college=*J

...92, spring 1993, spring 2003 <br/> <br/> Knowledge Bowl: 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2003, 2009, 2012 <br/> <br/> MNHSQB League: 1992, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2003, ...ess to play another top generalist, Jonathan Hess. Tim went on to attend [[Stanford]] and appear on [[Jeopardy!]].

...ments, NAQT ICTs, and a couple of Wahoo Wars. He played the latter solo in 1997 and finished third beating a full Tech team, a full Illinois team, and play ...heahan at the 1997 ICT and to Yaphe at 1998 ACF nationals (and, I suppose, 1997 CBI nationals) has to count against him, though those were all extremely cl

...edominantly low-valued bonus questions. This result actually happened in a Stanford-Princeton game at the 1995 NCT ([http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~quizbowl/news ===1997 College Bowl Nationals finals scandal and prize withdrawal===

...ter updated by George Atendido. Atendido later updated the FAQ in October 1997, which can still be found on the George Washington quizbowl website (but as ...ntly over 80 kb), this page only consists of the May 1996 FAQ; the October 1997 FAQ, which Atendido significantly changed (especially due to the inception

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