Difference between revisions of "2023 ACF Regionals"

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The 2023 ACF Regionals took place on Saturday the 28th of January 2023 across 14 different sites in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. The tournament was used to qualify teams for the 2023 ACF Nationals. The tournament was edited by Nick Jensen (as head editor), Alexandra Hardwick, Rahul Keyal, Allan Lee, Tim Morrison, Kevin Park, Grant Peet, Graham Reid and Chris Sims.

Regional	Host	TD	Winner	Runner-Up	Individual High Scorer	Statistics
Northeast	Yale	Daniel Sheinberg	Brown	MIT	Alexander Clarke and Jason Hong (tie)	[1]
Upstate NY	Cornell	Nathan Zhang	Penn State A	Cornell B	Cade Reinberger	[2]
Upper Mid-Atlantic	Rutgers	Alexis Terman	Penn State B	Rutgers	Jerry Vinukurov	[3]
Lower Mid-Atlantic	VCU	Matt Weiner	North Carolina A	Maryland A	Caleb Kendrick	[4]
Southeast	Vanderbilt	Justin Yu	Georgia Tech B	WUSTL A	Jack Lewis	[5]
Florida	Florida	Graham Cope	Florida B	Florida C	Khanh Nguyen	[6]
Great Lakes	Wayne State	Joshua Heytler	OSU A	Western	Chris Ray	[7]
Midwest	Northwestern	Beni Keown	Chicago A	Illinois A	Matt Jackson	[8]
North	Minnesota	Ben Weiner	Iowa State	Minnesota B	Conor Thompson	[9]
South Central	Texas (UT Austin)	Raull Passement and Brad Maclaine	Texas A	Houston*	John Luke Broussard	[10]
California	Claremont Colleges	Tomás Aguilar-Fraga, Dean Ah Now and Kevin Park	Berkeley A	Berkeley B	Eve Fleisig	[11]
Northwest	UBC	Max Gedajlovic	Stanford	John Hopkins A	Kevin Kodama	[12]
Eastern Canada	McGill	Cormac Beirne	Toronto A	Toronto B	Sky Li	[13]
United Kingdom	Imperial	Oscar O'Flanagan	Imperial A	Oxford A*	Montagu James	[14]

Where applicable, the preliminary rounds have been used to determine the individual top scorer.

* For the purposes of qualification, Houston and Oxford A were deemed site champions due to the hosts having automatically qualified.

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