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| Location: Stanford, CA | |
| Current President or Coach | Kyle Sutherlin |
| National championships | 1998 NAQT Division I, 2010 ACF Nationals, 2006 NAQT Division II, 2013 NAQT Division II, 1978 College Bowl |
| NAQT Page | link |
Stanford University is a private university in Stanford, CA.
Tournaments
In addition to frequently hosting ACF events, Stanford traditionally hosts the annual tournament, Cardinal Classic. Stanford also hosts the long running Stanford Archive, one of the chief question respositories. In the 2012-2013 school year, the Stanford A team went undefeated in every tournament at which it played (ACF Fall in November, IFT Mirror in November, SCT DII in February, ICT DII in April, and MUT in May) except for ACF Nationals (though they went undefeated in their playoff bracket).
Current Players
- Joey Montoya (treasurer)
- Benji Nguyen (vice president)
- Ikshu Neithalath
- Sandy Huang
- James Bradbury
- Kyle Sutherlin (president)
- Nikhil Desai
- Dennis Sun
- Tony Tzeng
- Elliott Lapin
- Thomas Wilson
- Martina Fu
- Ian Torres
- Roger Cain
Former Players
- Raj Bhan
- Grant Gavranovic
- Adam Kemezis
- Roger Lee
- Nico Martinez
- Jesse Molesworth
- Joon Pahk
- Yogesh Raut
- Prasun Ray
- Suzy Rivoire
- Chris Sewell
- Kevin Koai
- Craig Boge
- Kristiaan De Greve
- Frank Fan
- Frank Guan
- Alex Inman
- Brian Lindquist
- Jason Ma
- Arnav Moudgil
- Neel Murthy
- Lauren O'Neal
- Paul Rundle
- Phil Shiu
- Eric Smith
- Alex Song
- Eddie Wang
- Andrew Yaphe
Title Succession
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College Bowl Title Succession
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Trivia
Stanford's 1978 College Bowl championship team featured noted jazz critic Ted Gioia, the uncle of the Gonzaga- and Harvard-affiliated Ted Gioia who is more famous to the quizbowl community.