Michigan

Michigan
Location: Ann Arbor, MI
Current President or Coach	The QB Triumvirate: Director of Internal Affairs Todd Maslyk Director of External Affairs Roxanne Ilagan Chief Financial Officer Peter Jiang
National championships	2001 ACF, 2002 ACF, 2005 ACF; 2002 NAQT ICT Division I, 2005 NAQT ICT Division I; 1996 College Bowl, 1998 College Bowl, 2000 College Bowl, 2001 College Bowl, 2002 College Bowl
NAQT Page	link

The University of Michigan is a large public university in Ann Arbor, MI. Its quizbowl team is noted for being quite active.

Tournaments

The University of Michigan is home to the Autumn Classic, an annual high school tournament, and has hosted the NAQT Michigan State Championship tournament several times. Michigan also used to produce and host Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Tournament until 2008 when it was discontinued and replaced by ACF Winter, which Michigan was the midwest host for during both years it was run. The Ann B. Davis trash tournament was traditionally run alongside MLK until 2008.

Michigan collaborated with UVA on Missiles of October in Fall 2011 and wrote QUARK in Fall 2012.

Leadership

Michigan is run by the QB Triumvirate composed of the Chief Financial Officer, the Director of Internal Affairs, and the Director of External Affairs. In 2013, a Tournament Director position was added to the EBoard

Current Players

• Will Nediger
• Todd Maslyk
• Roxanne Ilagan
• Siddhant Dogra
• Neal Dev
• Kenji Golimlim
• Mark Karabajakian
• Catherine Yang
• Paul Hamilton

Former Players

• Andy Kravis
• Deskin Miller
• Alexandra Grandstaff
• Ryan Westbrook
• Matt Lafer
• Dave Rappaport
• Adam Kemezis
• Kevin Olmstead
• Craig Barker
• Zeke Berdichevsky
• Mike Burger
• Leo Wolpert
• Michael Hausinger
• Scot Putzig
• Surya Sabhapathy
• Phil Guan
• Bryan Berend
• Libo Zeng
• Saul Hankin
• Kurtis Droge
• Ben Forster
• Peter Jiang
• Neal Dev
• Ravi Upadhyayula

Title Succession

ACF Nationals Champion
Preceded by	Year	Succeeded by
Chicago	2001, 2002	Berkeley

ACF Nationals Champion
Preceded by	Year	Succeeded by
Chicago	2005	Texas A&M

NAQT ICT Division I Overall Champion
Preceded by	Year	Succeeded by
Chicago	2002	Chicago

NAQT ICT Division I Overall Champion
Preceded by	Year	Succeeded by
Berkeley	2005	Berkeley

College Bowl Title Succession

College Bowl Nationals Champion
Preceded by	Year	Succeeded by
Harvard	1996	Virginia

College Bowl Nationals Champion
Preceded by	Year	Succeeded by
Virginia	1998	Chicago

College Bowl Nationals Champion
Preceded by	Year	Succeeded by
Chicago	2000, 2001, 2002	Chicago

Unofficial Title Succession

ACF Nationals Division II Champion
Preceded by	Year	Succeeded by
Princeton	2001	Texas A&M

External Links

Official Website

University Activities Center