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'''Carsten Gehring''' was a student at [[Carleton College]]. He is currently a member of [[PACE]], [[ACF]], and [[HSAPQ]]. He has been active in Minnesota quiz bowl since his freshman year of high school at [[Wayzata|Wayzata High School]].
  
'''Carsten Gehring''' is a student at [[Carleton College]] and a member of [[PACE]].  He has been active in Minnesota quiz bowl since his freshman year of high school.  He is well-known on the Minnesota High School section of the Quiz Bowl forum.
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His inclusion on the Facebook profile picture of [[Mike Cheyne]] has amusingly led many to confuse the two.
  
==College==
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==Career==
Carsten successfully managed to get Carleton to begin hosting and attending higher quality tournaments, including several ACF events. Under his tenure, Carleton has also avoided leaving any more tournaments prematurely aside from the 2008 Minnesota Open. He has successfully developed rising Carleton star Frank Firke, among other talented young players.
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===High School===
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Carsten spent his first two years of Quiz Bowl trying to figure out how to play.  By his junior year, he attained a spot on his A team on a somewhat random basis, due to people's assumption that he knew literature. The summer after his junior year, he opened himself up to the world of quiz bowl, attending [[Andrew Hart|Andrew Hart's]] summer practices as well as team and multi-team practices.  Carsten also went to [[ACE]] Quiz Bowl Camp with his teammate [[Mitu Ramgopal|Mitu]].  Here he met [[Chris Ray]], who nearly killed Carsten's hand by giving an hour's worth of notes on Japan in 15 minutes. His senior year, he had a permanent spot on his A team, still due to people's assumption that he knew literature, which was really limited to Babbit and some Vonnegut works.
  
==Packet Writing Experience==
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===College===
*[[2008 Minnesota Undergraduate Tournament]] (with [[Sam Peterson]])
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Carsten became the first sophomore elected to Carleton team leadership for the 2009-2010 season, serving along with then-juniors [[Austin Bell]] and [[Andreas Stoehr]]. The following year, those three led the team again, with Carsten serving as Treasurer. Carsten will serve again Treasurer under President [[Frank Firke]] for the 2011-2012 season.
*[[2008 Chicago Open]] (with [[Christian Carter]], [[Quentin Roper]], and [[Guy Tabachnick]])
 
*[[No Name Tournament]] (alone but without science)
 
*[[Minnesota Open|2008 Minnesota Open]] (with [[Mike Bentley]], [[Trevor Davis]], and [[Auroni Gupta]])
 
*[[2009 Minnesota Undergraduate Tournament]] (partial packet with [[Frank Firke]])
 
*[[Post-ICT Guerrilla]] (with [[Andrew Hart]], [[Eric Kwartler]], and [[Dan Passner]])
 
 
 
==High School==
 
Carsten spent his first two years of Quiz Bowl trying to figure out how to play. By his junior year, he attained a spot on his A team on a somewhat random basis, due to people's assumption that he knew literature.  The summer after his junior year, he opened himself up to the world of quiz bowl, attending [[Andrew Hart|Andrew Hart's]] summer practices as well as team and multi-team practices. Carsten also went to [[ACE]] Quiz Bowl Camp with his teammate [[Mitu Ramgopal|Mitu]].  Here he met [[Chris Ray]], who nearly killed Carsten's hand by giving an hour's worth of notes on Japan in 15 minutes.  His senior year, he had a permanent spot on his A team, still due to people's assumption that he knew literature, which was really limited to Babbit and some Vonnegut works.
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 13:55, 23 February 2021

Carsten Gehring
Noted subjects Mainly Babbitt and Erewhon
Current college Carleton College (2008-2012)
High school Wayzata High School (2005-2008)
Stats HDWhite • NAQT

Carsten Gehring was a student at Carleton College. He is currently a member of PACE, ACF, and HSAPQ. He has been active in Minnesota quiz bowl since his freshman year of high school at Wayzata High School.

His inclusion on the Facebook profile picture of Mike Cheyne has amusingly led many to confuse the two.

Career

High School

Carsten spent his first two years of Quiz Bowl trying to figure out how to play. By his junior year, he attained a spot on his A team on a somewhat random basis, due to people's assumption that he knew literature. The summer after his junior year, he opened himself up to the world of quiz bowl, attending Andrew Hart's summer practices as well as team and multi-team practices. Carsten also went to ACE Quiz Bowl Camp with his teammate Mitu. Here he met Chris Ray, who nearly killed Carsten's hand by giving an hour's worth of notes on Japan in 15 minutes. His senior year, he had a permanent spot on his A team, still due to people's assumption that he knew literature, which was really limited to Babbit and some Vonnegut works.

College

Carsten became the first sophomore elected to Carleton team leadership for the 2009-2010 season, serving along with then-juniors Austin Bell and Andreas Stoehr. The following year, those three led the team again, with Carsten serving as Treasurer. Carsten will serve again Treasurer under President Frank Firke for the 2011-2012 season.