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-The '''Ottawa Hybrid Tournament''' is open to the public, more or less, and is held every March at the University of [[Ottawa]]. It is a packet-submission tournament, but organizer [[Ben Smith]] usually ends up writing most of it. It began in 2005 as a quick cash grab for funds to travel to an ICT, but has steadily gone down in price and up in quality. It is sometimes mirrored by [[UBC]] and [[Georgia]].
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-==2005 OHT==
-"11-2" from [[Toronto]] won Division I. They beat [[Rochester]], [[McGill]], and professional player [[Paul Paquet]]. "Vexillologists Anonymous" from [[Rochester]] won Division II over teams from [[Ottawa]], [[Carleton]], and [[Waterloo]]. Fourteen teams attended.[http://www.uotrivia.ca/stats/oht05/oht05_standings.html]
-==2006 OHT: The Broadbent Invitational==
-"McGill B" won. They beat teams from [[Carleton]], [[Ottawa]], [[Rochester]], and [[Paul Paquet]]. Nine teams attended.[http://www.uotrivia.ca/stats/oht06/oht06_standings.html]
-==2007 OHT==
-[[Paul Paquet]]'s team, "TriviaHallofFame.com", tied a [[Toronto]] team for first. Other teams came from [[Carleton]], [[McGill]], [[Queen's]], [[Rochester]], and [[Lisgar]].[http://www.uotrivia.ca/stats/oht07/oht07_standings.html] Sixteen teams attended, which was then the record for an independent event in Ontario.
-==2008 OHT==
-"The Leafs Will Make the Playoffs" won the tournament. They were a mixed team of Jordan Palmer, [[Brock Stephenson]], and Matt Trudgen. They beat teams from [[McGill]], [[Lisgar]], [[Carleton]], and [[Ottawa]]. Eleven teams attended.[http://www.uotrivia.ca/stats/OHT08/OHT08_standings.html] The tournament was mirrored at [[Western]].
-==2009 OHT==
-"Jordan" won the tournament. They were "The Leafs Will Make the Playoffs" plus Neil Walford. The other teams were from [[McGill]], [[Ottawa]], and [[Lisgar]][http://www.uotrivia.ca/stats/oht09/oht09_standings.html]. The tournament was mirrored at [[Guelph]], where it was won by "Playgirl Models of the 1990s," a team from [[McMaster]]. The tournament had notable toss-ups about April Wine, Wii Golf, and Wizards of the Coast.
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-==2010 OHT==
-Partly in response to the 2009 [[VETO]], the 2010 tournament was overhauled with an editing team of Smith, Aaron Dos Remedios, and Brendan McKendy.  Jordan's unnamed team won again at the Ottawa site [http://www.uotrivia.ca/stats/oht10/oht10_standings.html].  The tournament was mirrored at [[Waterloo]], where it was won by a team from Toronto.
-==2011 BLASTOISE==
-[[Ottawa]] did not the Hybrid this year. The annual March hybrid tournament was intended to be be run jointly by two high schools named The [[Bell]] [[Lisgar]] Academic & Sexy Trash Open Inside the South-East (BLASTOISE). The same writing, editing, and fee structure was used. Ultimately, [[Bell]] gave up their editorial position and the tournament was run solely by [[Lisgar]]. [[Jordan Palmer]] won the tournament again. [[Ottawa]] was second. BLASTOISE was mirrored in several sites in the United States.
-==2012==
-No hybrid was held this year.
-==2013==
-The hybrid returned to [[Ottawa]] and was led by [[Jordan Palmer]] and included an editing team of McKendy, Dennis Beeby, Shelby Robert, and Radu Popescu. The packet-submission tournament was announced only a month before the event, resulting in some very tight deadline for early submission discounts. A freelance team of students Rein Otsason from [[Toronto]], Huma Zafar from [[Waterloo]] and adults Eric Smith and Aaron Dos Remedios, and Eric Smith defeated a team officially entered as McGill with members from [[Carleton]], [[McGill]], and [[Lisgar]]. Eric Smith was the highest scorer.
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