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• SteveJon Guth
  |schoolpast=[[Maryland]] (2008-2012) ...At the peak of his career, he was a strong science player and was usually Maryland's number-two scorer next to [[Chris Ray]].
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• 2009 Georgetown Day
  ...2009. The team is also notable for its second- and third-place finishes at Maryland Fall, M.O.H.I.T, and TJIAT, and for its extensive use of fraud. ...the team of Ian, Matt, Oliver, and Daniel lost only twice, both times to [[2009 State College|State College]], and beat [[Maggie Walker]] for an overall 3r
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• Brittany Clark
  |schoolcur = [[University of Washington]] (2009-2017) |schoolpast = [[Maryland]] (2005-2008)
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• Princeton Buzzerfest
  ...n by [[Princeton]] between 1997 and 2004. It was revived in the Spring of 2009. Also see [[PARFAIT]]. ...e]] || [[1998 Maryland|Maryland A]] || [[David Hamilton]], [[1998 Maryland|Maryland A]] || [http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~quizbowl/tournaments/Old/97-98/princet
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• Neeraj Vijay
  |highschool = [[Wilmington Charter]] (2006-2009) ...2008 and 2009, the 2009 Maryland Fall Classic, and Thomas Jefferson's Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 tournaments.
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• Dan Goff
  ...ity College|J. Sargeant Reynolds]] (2008–2010)<br>[[Maryland|University of Maryland]] (2003–2005) '''Dan Goff''' formerly attended University of Maryland, including playing in the infamous [[Illinois Open East]]: Alpha and Omega
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• Washington, D.C. Panasonic Team
  ...town Day School]] coached the team until the tournament ceased to exist in 2009. |previous = [[2000 Maryland Panasonic Team|Maryland All-Stars]]
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• 2008 College Tournament Results Index
  | [[2009 Stanford|Stanford]] | [[2009 Irvine|Irvine]]
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• Dan Puma
  |schoolcur = [[Maryland]] (2011-2015) |highschool = [[Gonzaga]] (2005-2009)
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• NAQT SCT Mideast
  | [[Maryland]] | [[Maryland]]
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• Sid Chandrasekar
  ...(2008-) [[Category: Players active in 2008]][[Category: Players active in 2009]][[Category: Players active in 2010]][[Category: Penn]] *[[ACF Regionals|2010 ACF Regionals]] at Maryland - 1st place (with [[Sam Brown]], [[Eric Mukherjee]], and [[Chris White]])
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• John Nam
  |schoolpast = [[Maryland]] ...a really, really long time. He was also the assistant coach of the [[1990 Maryland Panasonic team]].
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• 2009 ACF Regionals
  | Name = 2009 ACF Regionals | Season = 2008-2009
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• Tricia Southard
  ...urman]] (1998-2001), [[George Washington]] (2002-2003), [[Maryland]] (2008-2009) ...at the [[University of Maryland]]. She was a member of [[PACE]] from 1999-2009, having served as the coordinator for the [[Benjamin_Cooper_Academic_Ambass
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• Maryland Spring Classic
  ...eld every spring at [[Maryland|the University of Maryland]]. Unlike the [[Maryland Fall Classic]], this tournament has always been in [[mACF]] format. | [http://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=7569&start=0 2009]
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• Missouri S&T
  |nats appearances = [[ACF Nationals]]: [[2009 ACF Nationals|2009]]<br>[[NAQT ICT]]: [[2008 ICT|2008]], [[2005 ICT|2005]], [[2001 ICT|2001]], ...ament, the [[Missouri S&T Invitational]], which was a mirror of [[Maryland|Maryland's]] [[Terrapin Invitational Tournament]]. Also in 2008, Missouri S&T hoste
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• 2016 ICT
  |fourth = [[Maryland]] A ...eat that UChicago was also the previous school to accomplish in [[2009 ICT|2009]].
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• Gaurav Kandlikar
  |schoolpast = [[Minnesota]] (2010-2013), [[Maryland]] (2015) '''Gaurav Kandlikar''' was a player for University of [[Minnesota]] and [[Maryland]] who played for [[Eden Prairie]] in high school. He is the younger brother
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• Jonathan Magin
  |schoolpast = [[Maryland]] (2006-2008) '''Jonathan Magin''' is a former player for the [[University of Maryland]] who now plays [[open]] tournaments and writes questions. Jonathan is larg
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• 2009 ICT
  {{College Nat Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2009 DI [[NAQT]] [[ICT]] |stats = [https://www.naqt.com/ict/2009/]
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• Quizbowl Cast
  '''The Quizbowl Cast''' is a Quizbowl [[Podcast]], marginally run by former [[Maryland]] player [[Mike Bentley]]. Except for the first episode, the podcast consi # Maryland Spring Classic 2007 (11 Rounds, high school)
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• Zeke Berdichevsky
  |schoolpast = [[Michigan]], [[Maryland]] ...ichevsky''' is a retired quizbowl player who played for [[Michigan]] and [[Maryland]]. He is widely considered one of the game's elite players and editors, bei
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• 2009 ACF Winter
  | Name = 2009 ACF Winter | Season = 2008-2009
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• Walter Johnson
  ...reviated '''WJ''') is a public high school in Bethesda, Montgomery County, Maryland. In 2009, Walter Johnson students collaborated with [[Hunter]] to write [[Prison Bow
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• Ted Gioia
  ..., and the [[2008 T-Party]]. He also was an editor for [[2008 ACF Fall]], [[2009 ACF Regionals]], [[2010 ACF Regionals]], [[2011 ACF Regionals]]. and [[2014 ..., [[Jerry Vinokurov]], and [[Dallas Simons]]. Ted also placed third at the 2009 [[Chicago Open Literature Tournament]] finishing with the second most power
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• Richard Montgomery
  |citystate = Rockville, Maryland ...national Baccalaureate Magnet Program, which draws from Montgomery County, Maryland.
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• 2009 Wilmington Charter
  The '''2009 Wilmington Charter''' team consisted of [[Henry Gorman]], [[Neeraj Vijay]], Charter won the [[2009 NSC]] in the final over State College. They went 7-0 in their preliminary
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• List of college quizbowl national champion teams
  | [[1981 Maryland|Maryland]] | [[2008 Maryland|Maryland]]
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• Charles Meigs
  |schoolpast = [[UCLA]] (2003-2004, 2006); [[Maryland]] (2008-?) [[Category: Players active in 2006]] [[Category: Players active Known hyperpolyglot, '''Charles Meigs''' played for [[UCLA]] and [[Maryland]], as well as [[Los Alamitos]] in high school.
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• Kuo-Kai Chin
  ...re he was the captain for his junior and senior years and a member of Team Maryland in the 2011 [[NASAT]]. ...h school players active in 2008]][[Category: High school players active in 2009]][[Category: High school players active in 2010]]
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• Illinois Open
  ...irrored at [http://results.scobo.net/SQBS.aspx?org=UMD&id=2&page=standings Maryland], [http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~quizbowl/tournaments/WIT2008/WIT2008_standi ==2009==
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• Maryland Fall Classic
  ...tournament held annually in the early fall by the [[Maryland|University of Maryland]]. The Maryland Fall Classic is usually modeled on the [[It's Academic]] format, although t
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• RMPFest
  ...] ([http://bowl.uchicago.edu/RMP%20Fest%202008_standings.html Stats]). The Maryland site was won by a team of [[Matt Weiner]] and [[Jonathan Magin]] while the ==2009==
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• Eleanor Roosevelt
  ...School (ERHS) is a large public high school in the DC suburb of Greenbelt, Maryland. They have a history of success at early pyramidal quizbowl and [[It's Acad ...t Bollinger]], ER hosted a yearly speed tournament as recently as February 2009; results and statistics for this tournament are difficult to verify.
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• Chris Ray
  |schoolpast = [[Maryland]] (2007-2014); [[Chicago]] (2014-2016) ...d Montgomery]] High School, and a former member of the quizbowl teams at [[Maryland]] and [[Chicago]]. Long considered one of the best active generalists in t
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• Seth Teitler
  ...s]] and [[2009 ICT|2009 NAQT ICT]] championships, respectively, making his 2009 title his third straight ACF Nationals title championship. He was also a ke ..."[[2008 Maryland quizbowl article|evil archvillian]]" by the University of Maryland team in a 2008 article.
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• Gonzaga College
  * 19th Place 2009 PACE National Championship * Justin Sausville (University of the South and the University of Maryland Medical School)
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• FICHTE
  The main site occurred at [[Maryland]] and a mirror occurred at [[Illinois]]. '''FICHTE 2''' was planned for the spring of 2009, and 13 of the estimated 18 packets did materialize, written largely by [[M
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• George Berry
  |schoolcur = [[J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College]] (2008-2009, 2014) ...t at the 2009 CCSCT and the first to win a national title at the inaugural 2009 [[CCCT]].
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• 2008 ICT
  |champion = [[Maryland]] [[2008 Maryland|Maryland]] went undefeated to win the championship, defeating [[2008 Chicago|Chicago
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• Chris White
  |schoolcur = [[University of Pennsylvania]] (2009-2010) *[[2010 ACF Regionals]] at Maryland - 1st place (with [[Sam Brown]], [[Sid Chandrasekar]], and [[Eric Mukherjee
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• Carleton College
  |previous = [[2007 Maryland|Maryland]] |next = [[2009 Chicago|Chicago]]
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• Mid-Atlantic
  ...hool and college quizbowl. Its core consists of teams from the entirety of Maryland and Washington, D.C. as well as the half of Virginia east of US-29. These t ...atured two Mid-Atlantic teams facing off in the finals. As above, the post-2009 growth of good quizbowl in all areas of the East Coast has rendered it unne
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• Dallas Simons
  ...[Harvard]] (2009-2012), [[Penn]] (2012-2016) [[Category: Players active in 2009]][[Category: Players active in 2010]][[Category:Players active in 2011]][[C ..., and [[Bruce Arthur]]. As a sophomore, he won both the [[2009 EFT]] and [[2009 ACF Fall]] playing solo.
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• Sun 'n' Fun
  ...n 'n' Fun 2009 Discussion] by [[Skepticism and Animal Feed]] » Sun Jul 12, 2009 1:40 pm</ref> A Maryland mirror was held.
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• Aaron Rosenberg
  ...olcur = [[Category: Players active in 2008]][[Category: Players active in 2009]][[Category: Players active in 2010]] ...ayers during this time. He was second scorer on the team that won 2nd at [[2009 ACF Nationals]] and also helped Brown to top-bracket finishes at both natio
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• Cardinal Classic
  ...attracted teams from across the country. The tournament was held again in 2009 with another impressive field. Its 2010 edition was a mirror of [[T-Party]] | Maryland
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• Barge photo
  ...ary 2, 2008 that features a number of quiz bowlers milling about as then-[[Maryland]] player [[Chris Ray]] "barges" onto the scene from the left. ...land]] teams, leading to one of the most notorious incidents in the [[2008 Maryland]] saga.
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• Missouri Open
  == Summer 2009 == | Name = 2009 Missouri Open
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• Norman North
  ...ich time they made their first appearance at a pyramidal tournament at the 2009 iteration of [[Bulldog Invitational]]. From 2009 to 2014, Norman North hosted the [[Timberwolf Invitational]], and revived t
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