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| − | [[2011 Yale|Yale]] ([[Matt Jackson]], [[Stephen Leh]], [[Stewart McDonald]], and [[Ashvin Srivatsa]]) took the D2 crown after beating [[2011 Chicago|Chicago A]] ([[Ben Gammage]], [[Doug Graebner]], [[Charles Tian]], and [[Daichi Ueda]]) in the | + | [[2011 Yale|Yale]] ([[Matt Jackson]], [[Stephen Leh]], [[Stewart McDonald]], and [[Ashvin Srivatsa]]) took the D2 crown after beating [[2011 Chicago|Chicago A]] ([[Ben Gammage]], [[Doug Graebner]], [[Charles Tian]], and [[Daichi Ueda]]) in an amusing final featuring a perhaps-ill-advised tossup on "the sexual revolution", which was negged emphatically with the word "YELLOW?!" by Matt Jackson and rebounded with an affectless delivery of the word "seeeex" by Daichi Ueda. |
The tournament All-Stars in D2 were: | The tournament All-Stars in D2 were: | ||
Revision as of 02:48, 8 January 2013
The 2011 NAQT Intercollegiate Championship Tournament was held at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare in Rosemont, Illinois. Seth Teitler served as a head-editor of the Division I set.
Results
Division 1
Harvard (Andy Watkins, Dallas Simons, Ted Gioia and Stephen Liu) beat Minnesota (Rob Carson, Mike Cheyne, Andrew Hart, and Gautam Kandlikar) 385-330 in a one-game final. Third place went to Brown (Ben Cohen, Ian Eppler, Daniel Klein, and Guy Tabachnick).
The tournament All-Stars in D1 were:
- Chris Ray, Maryland
- Matt Bollinger, Virginia (undergraduate)
- Dwight Wynne, Cal-Irvine
- Henry Gorman, Rice (undergraduate)
- Kurtis Droge, Michigan (undergraduate)
- Gordon Arsenoff, Washington University in St. Louis
- Guy Tabachnick, Brown (undergraduate)
- Aaron Cohen, Rensselaer Polytechnic
Harvard also won the Division 1 Undergraduate championship.
Division 2
Yale (Matt Jackson, Stephen Leh, Stewart McDonald, and Ashvin Srivatsa) took the D2 crown after beating Chicago A (Ben Gammage, Doug Graebner, Charles Tian, and Daichi Ueda) in an amusing final featuring a perhaps-ill-advised tossup on "the sexual revolution", which was negged emphatically with the word "YELLOW?!" by Matt Jackson and rebounded with an affectless delivery of the word "seeeex" by Daichi Ueda.
The tournament All-Stars in D2 were:
- Neil Gurram, MIT
- Matt Jackson, Yale
- Dallin Kelson, Chipola A
- Dan Puma, Montgomery College
- Brad Fischer, Northern Illinois
- Charles Hang, Washington University in St. Louis
- Dan Donohue, Northwestern
- Daichi Ueda, Chicago A
The community college champion was Chipola, who finished tied for 10th overall. Chipola featured Dallin Kelson, Travis Bontrager, Harrison Fuqua, and Brittany Stephens.
Stats
Stats can be found here.