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{{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2021 [[Chicago Open]] | {{Tourneybox|Tournament Name = 2021 [[Chicago Open]] | ||
| − | |champion = Hush Hush, Keep It Down, Wang, Losses Carry ([[Matt Bollinger]], [[Jordan Brownstein]], [[Andrew Wang]], and [[Ophir Lifshitz]]), | + | |champion = "Hush Hush, Keep It Down, Wang, Losses Carry" ([[Matt Bollinger]], [[Jordan Brownstein]], [[Andrew Wang]], and [[Ophir Lifshitz]]), |
| − | |second = tie; Dat face when u realize he who made the lamb made thee ([[Matt Weiner]], [[Taylor Harvey]], [[Aseem Keyal]], and [[Rahul Keyal]]); Chicago B 2019 ([[John Lawrence]], [[Alston Boyd]], [[Kai Smith]], and [[Sam Winikow]]); and BHSU Adamantaimai ([[Rob Carson]], [[Tejas Raje]], [[Billy Busse]], and [[Andrew Hart]]) | + | |second = tie; "Dat face when u realize he who made the lamb made thee" ([[Matt Weiner]], [[Taylor Harvey]], [[Aseem Keyal]], and [[Rahul Keyal]]); "Chicago B 2019" ([[John Lawrence]], [[Alston Boyd]], [[Kai Smith]], and [[Sam Winikow]]); and "BHSU Adamantaimai" ([[Rob Carson]], [[Tejas Raje]], [[Billy Busse]], and [[Andrew Hart]]) |
| − | |scorer = [[Jordan Brownstein]] | + | |scorer = [[Jordan Brownstein]] ("Hush Hush, Keep It Down, Wang, Losses Carry") |
|editors = [[Will Alston]], with [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Brad Maclaine]], and [[Eric Mukherjee]]; with special thanks to [[Ike Jose]] and [[Itamar Naveh-Benjamin]] | |editors = [[Will Alston]], with [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Brad Maclaine]], and [[Eric Mukherjee]]; with special thanks to [[Ike Jose]] and [[Itamar Naveh-Benjamin]] | ||
|site = [[Northwestern]] | |site = [[Northwestern]] | ||
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|stats = [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/7048/ stats]}} | |stats = [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/7048/ stats]}} | ||
| − | The '''2021 Chicago Open''' was won by Hush Hush, Keep It Down, Wang, Losses Carry (Matt Bollinger, Jordan Brownstein, Andrew Wang and Ophir Lifshitz), who cleared the field after the playoffs. Three teams tied for second after finishing 3-2 in the playoffs | + | The '''2021 Chicago Open''' was won by "Hush Hush, Keep It Down, Wang, Losses Carry" ([[Matt Bollinger]], [[Jordan Brownstein]], [[Andrew Wang]], and [[Ophir Lifshitz]]), who cleared the field after the playoffs. Three teams tied for second after finishing 3-2 in the playoffs: "Dat face when u realize he who made the lamb made thee" ([[Matt Weiner]], [[Taylor Harvey]], [[Aseem Keyal]], and [[Rahul Keyal]]); "Chicago B 2019" ([[John Lawrence]], [[Alston Boyd]], [[Kai Smith]], and [[Sam Winikow]]); and "[[BHSU]] Adamantaimai" ([[Rob Carson]], [[Tejas Raje]], [[Billy Busse]], and [[Andrew Hart]]). |
| − | The tournament was head- | + | The tournament was [[head-edit]]ed by [[Will Alston]], with [[Jonathen Settle]], [[Brad Maclaine]] and [[Eric Mukherjee]]. [[Ike Jose]] and [[Itamar Naveh-Benjamin]] were singled out for thanks for going above to help finish the set. [[Jacob O'Rourke]] again served as [[TD]]. |
==Side Events== | ==Side Events== | ||
| − | * MUSES II | + | * [[MUSES II]] |
| − | * JORDU | + | * [[JORDU]] |
| − | * The Geography Front | + | * [[The Geography Front]] |
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| + | ==Trivia== | ||
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| + | * 2021 was the first year since 2002 in which the winning team at Chicago Open contained no players who were eligible, active participants on a college quizbowl team during the preceding academic year. (One player on the winning team, [[Matt Bollinger]], became collegiate quizbowl eligible for the following year.) | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
* [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=23639 Tournament Announcement]] | * [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=23639 Tournament Announcement]] | ||
* [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/7048/ Stats] | * [https://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/7048/ Stats] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:43, 6 August 2023
| 2021 Chicago Open | |
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| Edited by | Will Alston, with Jonathen Settle, Brad Maclaine, and Eric Mukherjee; with special thanks to Ike Jose and Itamar Naveh-Benjamin |
| Champion | "Hush Hush, Keep It Down, Wang, Losses Carry" (Matt Bollinger, Jordan Brownstein, Andrew Wang, and Ophir Lifshitz), |
| Runner-up | tie; "Dat face when u realize he who made the lamb made thee" (Matt Weiner, Taylor Harvey, Aseem Keyal, and Rahul Keyal); "Chicago B 2019" (John Lawrence, Alston Boyd, Kai Smith, and Sam Winikow); and "BHSU Adamantaimai" (Rob Carson, Tejas Raje, Billy Busse, and Andrew Hart) |
| High scorer | Jordan Brownstein ("Hush Hush, Keep It Down, Wang, Losses Carry") |
| Site | Northwestern |
| Field | 18 |
| Stats | stats |
The 2021 Chicago Open was won by "Hush Hush, Keep It Down, Wang, Losses Carry" (Matt Bollinger, Jordan Brownstein, Andrew Wang, and Ophir Lifshitz), who cleared the field after the playoffs. Three teams tied for second after finishing 3-2 in the playoffs: "Dat face when u realize he who made the lamb made thee" (Matt Weiner, Taylor Harvey, Aseem Keyal, and Rahul Keyal); "Chicago B 2019" (John Lawrence, Alston Boyd, Kai Smith, and Sam Winikow); and "BHSU Adamantaimai" (Rob Carson, Tejas Raje, Billy Busse, and Andrew Hart).
The tournament was head-edited by Will Alston, with Jonathen Settle, Brad Maclaine and Eric Mukherjee. Ike Jose and Itamar Naveh-Benjamin were singled out for thanks for going above to help finish the set. Jacob O'Rourke again served as TD.
Side Events
Trivia
- 2021 was the first year since 2002 in which the winning team at Chicago Open contained no players who were eligible, active participants on a college quizbowl team during the preceding academic year. (One player on the winning team, Matt Bollinger, became collegiate quizbowl eligible for the following year.)