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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The University of Oklahoma Academic Team was started in 1993 by [[Eric Bell]] and [[Dan Beshear]]. Led by Eric Bell the Oklahoma team preformed incredibly well placing third at the [[1997 NCT]] and fourth at the [[1998 ACF Nationals| ACF Nationals]]. After Eric Bell left Oklahoma continued to be a fairly competitive team under the leadership of Dan Beshear and [[Emily Moore]] reaching the top bracket at the ICT and ACF Nationals on several occasions. | + | The University of Oklahoma Academic Team was started in 1993 by [[Eric Bell]] and [[Dan Beshear]]. Led by Eric Bell the Oklahoma team preformed incredibly well placing third at the [[1997 NCT]] and fourth at the [[1998 ACF Nationals| ACF Nationals]]. After Eric Bell left Oklahoma continued to be a fairly competitive team under the leadership of Dan Beshear and [[Emily Moore]] reaching the top bracket at the ICT and ACF Nationals on several occasions. From 2016 to 2018, an Oklahoma team centered around the trio of [[Maia Karpovich]], [[Finn Bender]], and [[Caleb Kendrick]] led the team to several top twenty finishes at ICT and ACF Nationals. The University of Oklahoma used to host the [[Boren Cup]], a long-running high school tournament on [[IS]] questions. |
==Alumni/Notable current members== | ==Alumni/Notable current members== | ||
*[[Eric Bell]] | *[[Eric Bell]] | ||
| + | *[[Finn Bender]] | ||
*[[Dan Beshear]] | *[[Dan Beshear]] | ||
| + | *[[Maia Karpovich]] | ||
| + | *[[Caleb Kendrick]] | ||
*[[Emily Moore]] | *[[Emily Moore]] | ||
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==Notable National Results== | ==Notable National Results== | ||
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*[[1999 ACF Nationals]]-10th | *[[1999 ACF Nationals]]-10th | ||
*[[2000 ICT]]-8th | *[[2000 ICT]]-8th | ||
| + | *[[2016 ICT]] DII- 2nd | ||
| + | *[[2016 ACF Nationals]]-14th | ||
| + | *[[2017 ICT]]-16th | ||
| + | *[[2018 ICT]]-13th | ||
| + | *[[2018 ACF Nationals]]-19th | ||
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[[Category: College clubs]] | [[Category: College clubs]] | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 24 April 2018
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| Location: Norman, OK | |
| Current President or Coach | Evan Mooney |
| National championships | 2017 ICT Undergraduate 2016 ACF Nationals Division II |
| NAQT Page | link |
The University of Oklahoma is located in Norman,Oklahoma. Oklahoma has not fielded a strong team since the 1990's. However, Oklahoma has remained active in the local collegiate circuit.
History
The University of Oklahoma Academic Team was started in 1993 by Eric Bell and Dan Beshear. Led by Eric Bell the Oklahoma team preformed incredibly well placing third at the 1997 NCT and fourth at the ACF Nationals. After Eric Bell left Oklahoma continued to be a fairly competitive team under the leadership of Dan Beshear and Emily Moore reaching the top bracket at the ICT and ACF Nationals on several occasions. From 2016 to 2018, an Oklahoma team centered around the trio of Maia Karpovich, Finn Bender, and Caleb Kendrick led the team to several top twenty finishes at ICT and ACF Nationals. The University of Oklahoma used to host the Boren Cup, a long-running high school tournament on IS questions.
Alumni/Notable current members
Notable National Results
- 1998 ACF Nationals-4th
- 1998 ICT DI-20th
- 1998 ICT DII- 6th
- 1999 ACF Nationals-10th
- 2000 ICT-8th
- 2016 ICT DII- 2nd
- 2016 ACF Nationals-14th
- 2017 ICT-16th
- 2018 ICT-13th
- 2018 ACF Nationals-19th