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|president = [[Nathan Zhang]] | |president = [[Nathan Zhang]] | ||
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Cornell did not win the NAQT DII ICT in 2019. Though the club grew stagnant for several years thereafter, the emergence of [[Yared Tadesse]] and [[Grace Tran]] as strong players, and the acquisition of Science Bowl veteran [[Geoffrey Chen]], helped to greatly strengthen it from 2020 forward. | Cornell did not win the NAQT DII ICT in 2019. Though the club grew stagnant for several years thereafter, the emergence of [[Yared Tadesse]] and [[Grace Tran]] as strong players, and the acquisition of Science Bowl veteran [[Geoffrey Chen]], helped to greatly strengthen it from 2020 forward. | ||
| − | Cornell definitely ''did'' win the [[2023 ICT]], becoming the first team to go undefeated at that event since 2011 and the first team ever to [[clear the field]] in Division I. It finished 3rd at [[2023 ACF Nationals]], making it to a play-in game against eventual champions [[Georgia Tech]]. The following year, it won the 2024 [[IQBT]] [[Undergraduate Championship]]. | + | Cornell definitely ''did'' win the [[2023 ICT]], becoming the first team to go undefeated at that event since 2011 and the first team ever to [[clear the field]] in Division I. It finished 3rd at [[2023 ACF Nationals]], making it to a play-in game against eventual champions [[Georgia Tech]]. The following year, it won the 2024 [[IQBT]] [[Undergraduate Championship]] and swept the Undergraduate titles at ICT and ACF Nationals. |
==Notable players and alumni== | ==Notable players and alumni== | ||
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* [[Mia Nussbaum]] ('11) | * [[Mia Nussbaum]] ('11) | ||
* [[Tejas Raje]] ('14) | * [[Tejas Raje]] ('14) | ||
Latest revision as of 19:41, 16 September 2024
| Cornell University | |
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| Location: Ithaca, NY | |
| Current President or Coach | Nathan Zhang |
| National championships | 2023 ICT, 2024 UCT, 2024 ICT UG, 2024 ACF UG |
| NAQT Page | link |
Cornell University is a private institution located in Ithaca, New York.
History
Led in scoring by Tejas Raje and someone else, Cornell almost won several national titles from 2011 to 2014. Its fortunes revived a few years later when, led by Jonathan Tran and Daniel Xu, it could have garnered back-to-back ICT titles in 2018 and 2019. The 5 titles it almost won during this period made it the almost most successful college quizbowl club of the 2010s.
Cornell did not win the NAQT DII ICT in 2019. Though the club grew stagnant for several years thereafter, the emergence of Yared Tadesse and Grace Tran as strong players, and the acquisition of Science Bowl veteran Geoffrey Chen, helped to greatly strengthen it from 2020 forward.
Cornell definitely did win the 2023 ICT, becoming the first team to go undefeated at that event since 2011 and the first team ever to clear the field in Division I. It finished 3rd at 2023 ACF Nationals, making it to a play-in game against eventual champions Georgia Tech. The following year, it won the 2024 IQBT Undergraduate Championship and swept the Undergraduate titles at ICT and ACF Nationals.
Notable players and alumni
- Mia Nussbaum ('11)
- Tejas Raje ('14)
- Jonathan Tran ('21, '23)
- Allan Lee ('21)
- Daniel Xu ('21)
- Luc Wetherbee ('21)
- Grace Tran ('22)
- Dan Ni ('23)
- Shehryar Qazi ('23)
- Geoffrey Chen ('24)
- Raymond Wang ('24)
- Nathan Zhang ('25)
- Richard Niu ('25)
- Rosa Xia ('25)
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