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|Image = Yale.jpg
 
|Image = Yale.jpg
 
|citystate = New Haven, CT
 
|citystate = New Haven, CT
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|president = [[Matt Jackson]]
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|president = [[Mauricio Gonzalez-Sanchez]]
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|nats = [[2002 ICT|2002 NAQT Division II]], [[2011 ICT|2011 NAQT Division II]], [[2011 ACF Nationals]], [[2012 ACF Nationals]], [[2013 ICT|2013 NAQT Division I]]
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|nats = '''[[ACF Nationals|ACF]]''': [[2011 ACF Nationals|2011]], [[2012 ACF Nationals|2012]]<br/>'''[[ACF Nationals|ACF UG]]''': [[2014 ACF Nationals|2014]], [[2022 ACF Nationals|2022]], [[2023 ACF Nationals|2023]]<br/>'''[[ICT|ICT Div. I]]''': [[2013 ICT|2013]], [[2018 ICT|2018]], [[2019 ICT|2019]]<br/>'''[[ICT|ICT UG]]''': [[2014 ICT|2014]]<br/>'''[[ICT|ICT Div. II]]''': [[2002 ICT|2002]], [[2011 ICT|2011]], [[2022 ICT|2022]]
 
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'''Yale University''' is a private institution located in New Haven, Connecticut.
  
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'''Yale University''' is a private institution located in New Haven, Connecticut.  
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Each year the club usually hosts two high school tournaments: one in the fall, FAcT (Fall Academic Tournament), which uses [[NAQT]] questions, and one in the spring, [[BHSAT]] (Bulldog High School Academic Tournament), which is house-written. It also usually hosts two college tournaments every year.
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Yale won the NAQT DII ICT in 2002. Though the club grew stagnant for several years thereafter, the emergence of [[Richard Mason]] and [[John Lawrence]] as strong players, and the acquisition of Stanford veteran [[Kevin Koai]], helped to greatly strengthen it from 2009 forward.
  
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Each year the club usually hosts two high school tournaments: one in the fall, FAcT (Fall Academic Tournament), which uses [[NAQT]] questions, and one in the spring, [[BHSAT]] (Bulldog High School Academic Tournament), which is house-written. It was also the Northeast host for both incarnations of [[ACF Winter]], and aims to host college tournaments each year.
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Led in scoring by [[Matt Jackson]], Yale won several national titles from 2011 to 2014. Its fortunes revived a few years later when, led by [[Jacob Reed]] and [[Stephen Eltinge]], it garnered back-to-back [[ICT]] titles in 2018 and 2019. The 5 titles it won during this period made it the most successful college quizbowl club of the 2010s.
  
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Yale won the NAQT DII ICT in 2002. Though the club grew stagnant for several years thereafter, the emergence of [[Richard Mason]] and [[John Lawrence]] as strong players, and the acquisition of Stanford veteran [[Kevin Koai]], helped to greatly strengthen it from 2009 forward. The team is now a strong national contender.
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==Nationals Results==
  
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Yale's recent regional and national accomplishments include:<br>
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{| class="wikitable"
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-1st place, [[NAQT SCT]] Northeast (2010, 2012, 2013); 2nd place, 2011<br>
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!  !! ACF Nationals (2005–) !! Division I ICT !! Division II ICT
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-1st place, [[ACF Regionals]] Northeast (2010, 2011, 2012); 2nd place, 2013<br>
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-1st place, [[NAQT ICT]] Division II (2011); 2nd place, 2013<br>
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| 1997 ||  ||colspan="2"|39th
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-1st place, [[ACF Nationals]] (2011, 2012); 2nd place, 2013 (to [[Illinois]])<br>
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| 1998 ||  || 21st ||
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| 1999 ||  || 26th ||
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|-
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| 2000 ||  || 10th || 22nd
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|-
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| 2001 ||  || 23rd || 12th
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|-
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| 2002 ||  || A:12th<br/>B: 32nd || '''1st'''
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|-
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| 2003 ||  || 5th || 25th
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|-
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| 2004 ||  || 4th ||
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|-
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| 2005 ||  || 8th || 7th
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|-
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| 2006 ||  || 12th ||
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|-
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| 2007 || 17th ||  || 3rd
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|-
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| 2009 ||  || 19th || 4th
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|-
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| 2010 || 11th || 9th ||
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|-
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| 2011 || '''1st''' || 6th || '''1st'''
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|-
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| 2012 || '''A: 1st'''<br/>B: 18th || 3rd ||
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|-
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| 2013 || 2nd || '''1st''' || 2nd
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|-
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| 2014 || 2nd '''(1st UG)''' || 2nd '''(1st UG)''' || 11th
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|-
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| 2015 || 15th || 9th ||
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|-
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| 2016 || A: 4th<br/>B:32nd || 5th || 6th
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|-
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| 2017 || A: 3rd<br/>B: 28th<br/>C: 37th || 5th || 26th
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|-
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| 2018 || 3rd || '''A: 1st'''<br/>B:32nd ||
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| 2019 || A: 17th<br/>B:34th || '''1st''' || 13th
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| 2022 || 13th '''(1st UG)''' || 17th || '''1st'''
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|}
  
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==Current Players Include:==
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==Current Players==
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*[[Matt Jackson]]
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{{Columns-list|colwidth=200px|
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*[[Ashvin Srivatsa]]
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*[[Arthur Delot-Vilain]]
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*[[Kevin Koai]]
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*[[Daniel Ma]]
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*[[Spencer Weinreich]]
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*[[Matt Pecoraro]]
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*[[Grace Liu]]
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*[[Daniel Sheinberg]]
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*[[Basil Smitham]]
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}}
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*[[Jacob Wasserman]]
 
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*[[Anthony Tokman]]
 
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*[[Daniel Lee]]
 
  
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==Former Players Include:==
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==Former Players==
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*[[Sam Spaulding]]
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{{Columns-list|colwidth=200px|
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*[[John Lawrence]]
 
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*[[Danila Kabotyanski]]
 
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*[[Linna Duan]]
 
 
*[[Denise Alfonso]]
 
*[[Denise Alfonso]]
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*[[Richard Mason]]
 
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*[[Aaron Sin]]
 
 
*[[Peter Austin]]
 
*[[Peter Austin]]
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*[[Mike Wehrman]]
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*[[Michael Bilow]]
 
*[[Ben Colman]]
 
*[[Ben Colman]]
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*[[Ramey Ko]]
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*[[Linna Duan]]
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*[[Stephen Eltinge]]
 
*[[Laura Gehring]]
 
*[[Laura Gehring]]
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*[[Michael Bilow]]
 
 
*[[Zhipeng Huang]]
 
*[[Zhipeng Huang]]
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*[[Ahmed Ismail]]
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*[[Samer Ismail]]
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*[[Matt Jackson]]
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*[[Danila Kabotyanski]]
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*[[Hasna Karim]]
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*[[Michael Kearney]]
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*[[Isaac Kirk-Davidoff]]
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*[[Ramey Ko]]
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*[[Kevin Koai]]
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*[[Sophie Lai]]
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*[[John Lawrence]]
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*[[Laurence Li]]
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*[[Aaron Lichtig]]
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*[[Grace Liu]]
 
*[[Ian Marpuri]]
 
*[[Ian Marpuri]]
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*[[Samer Ismail]] (?)
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*[[Richard Mason]]
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*[[Ahmed Ismail]]  
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*[[Fred Muth]]
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*[[Aaron Sin]]
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*[[Basil Smitham]]
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*[[Sam Spaulding]]
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*[[Ashvin Srivatsa]]
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*[[Jacob Wasserman]]
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*[[Nicholas Wawrykow]]
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*[[James Wedgwood]]
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*[[Spencer Weinreich]]
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*[[Mike Wehrman]]
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*[[Mitchell Weldon]]
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*[[Cathy Xue]]
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*[[Jacob Reed]]
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*[[Stephen Eltinge]]
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*[[Adam Fine (Yale)|Adam Fine]]
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*[[Moses Kitakule]]
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}}
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{{-}}
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{{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT ICT]] Division I Overall
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|year = [[2013 ICT|2013]]
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|previous = [[Virginia]]
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|next = [[Virginia]]
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| }}
  
 
{{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT ICT]] Division I Overall
 
{{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT ICT]] Division I Overall
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|year = [[2013 NAQT ICT|2013]]
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|year = [[2018 ICT|2018]], [[2019 ICT|2019]]
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|previous = [[Virginia]]
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|previous = [[Michigan]]
 
|next = TBD
 
|next = TBD
 
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{{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT ICT]] Division II
 
{{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT ICT]] Division II
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|year = [[2002 NAQT ICT|2002]]
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|year = [[2002 ICT|2002]]
 
|previous = [[2001 Pitt|Pitt]]
 
|previous = [[2001 Pitt|Pitt]]
 
|next = [[2003 Berkeley|Berkeley]]
 
|next = [[2003 Berkeley|Berkeley]]
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{{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT ICT]] Division II
 
{{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT ICT]] Division II
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|year = [[2011 NAQT ICT|2011]]
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|year = [[2011 ICT|2011]]
 
|previous = [[Brown]]
 
|previous = [[Brown]]
 
|next = [[Harvard]]
 
|next = [[Harvard]]
 
| }}
 
| }}
  
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{{Succession_box|Tournament = [[NAQT ICT]] Division II
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|year = [[2022 ICT|2022]]
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|previous = [[Vanderbilt]]
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|next = [[Waterloo]]
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| }}
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{{College champions}}
  
 
[[Category: Yale]]
 
[[Category: Yale]]

Latest revision as of 10:14, 24 April 2023

Yale University
Yale.jpg
Location:
New Haven, CT
Current President or Coach Mauricio Gonzalez-Sanchez
National championships ACF: 2011, 2012
ACF UG: 2014, 2022, 2023
ICT Div. I: 2013, 2018, 2019
ICT UG: 2014
ICT Div. II: 2002, 2011, 2022
NAQT Page link

Yale University is a private institution located in New Haven, Connecticut.

Each year the club usually hosts two high school tournaments: one in the fall, FAcT (Fall Academic Tournament), which uses NAQT questions, and one in the spring, BHSAT (Bulldog High School Academic Tournament), which is house-written. It also usually hosts two college tournaments every year.

Yale won the NAQT DII ICT in 2002. Though the club grew stagnant for several years thereafter, the emergence of Richard Mason and John Lawrence as strong players, and the acquisition of Stanford veteran Kevin Koai, helped to greatly strengthen it from 2009 forward.

Led in scoring by Matt Jackson, Yale won several national titles from 2011 to 2014. Its fortunes revived a few years later when, led by Jacob Reed and Stephen Eltinge, it garnered back-to-back ICT titles in 2018 and 2019. The 5 titles it won during this period made it the most successful college quizbowl club of the 2010s.

Nationals Results

ACF Nationals (2005–) Division I ICT Division II ICT
1997 39th
1998 21st
1999 26th
2000 10th 22nd
2001 23rd 12th
2002 A:12th
B: 32nd		 1st
2003 5th 25th
2004 4th
2005 8th 7th
2006 12th
2007 17th 3rd
2009 19th 4th
2010 11th 9th
2011 1st 6th 1st
2012 A: 1st
B: 18th		 3rd
2013 2nd 1st 2nd
2014 2nd (1st UG) 2nd (1st UG) 11th
2015 15th 9th
2016 A: 4th
B:32nd		 5th 6th
2017 A: 3rd
B: 28th
C: 37th		 5th 26th
2018 3rd A: 1st
B:32nd
2019 A: 17th
B:34th		 1st 13th
2022 13th (1st UG) 17th 1st

Current Players

Former Players


NAQT ICT Division I Overall Champion
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Virginia
2013
Virginia
NAQT ICT Division I Overall Champion
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Michigan
2018, 2019
TBD
ACF Nationals Champion
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Stanford
2011, 2012
Illinois
NAQT ICT Division II Champion
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Pitt
2002
Berkeley
NAQT ICT Division II Champion
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Brown
2011
Harvard
NAQT ICT Division II Champion
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Vanderbilt
2022
Waterloo

College champions

ACF Nationals
1991: Tennessee · 1993: Chicago · 1994: Chicago · 1995: Harvard · 1996: Georgia Tech · 1997: Virginia · 1998: Virginia · 1999: Chicago · 2000: Chicago · 2001: Michigan · 2002: Michigan · 2003: Berkeley · 2004: Chicago · 2005: Michigan · 2006: Texas A&M · 2007: Chicago · 2008: Chicago · 2009: Chicago · 2010: Stanford · 2011: Yale · 2012: Yale · 2013: Illinois · 2014: Virginia · 2015: Penn · 2016: Michigan · 2017: Maryland · 2018: Chicago · 2019: Columbia · 2020: n/a · 2021: Florida · 2022: Georgia Tech · 2023: Georgia Tech · 2024: Chicago
NAQT ICT
1997: Chicago · 1998: Stanford · 1999: Chicago · 2000: Illinois · 2001: Chicago · 2002: Michigan · 2003: Chicago · 2004: Berkeley · 2005: Michigan · 2006: Berkeley · 2007: Chicago · 2008: Maryland · 2009: Chicago · 2010: Chicago · 2011: Minnesota · 2012: Virginia · 2013: Yale · 2014: Virginia · 2015: Virginia · 2016: Chicago · 2017: Michigan · 2018: Yale · 2019: Yale · 2020: n/a · 2021: Columbia · 2022: Stanford · 2023: Cornell · 2024: Chicago
Lists
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