Difference between revisions of "2015 ACF Nationals"

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The 2015 ACF Nationals was held between April 18 and 19 at Michigan. It was edited by Ryan Westbrook, Ike Jose, Billy Busse, and Rob Carson.

Penn defeated Chicago in a one-game final.

Penn's victory was the long-awaited first national title for Eric Mukherjee, who had participated in his first national finals match eight years prior at 2007 ACF Nationals and played at a consistently high level in the interim.

Results

Division I Championship

1. Penn (Patrick Liao, Saajid Moyen, Eric Mukherjee, Chris Chiego)
2. Chicago A (John Lawrence, Max Schindler, James Lasker, Chris Ray)
3. Maryland (Jordan Brownstein, Chris Manners, Brian McPeak, Dan Puma)
4. tie: Virginia (JR Roach, Matt Bollinger, Tommy Casalaspi, Daniel Hothem) and Stanford (Stephen Liu, Austin Brownlow, Nikhil Desai, Benji Nguyen)

Division I Undergraduate

Stanford B defeated Illinois to claim the Undergraduate championship in a 2-game series. Yale played a series of games to claim the 3rd Place Undergraduate trophy.

Division II Championship

Northwestern defeated MIT B to claim the Division II championship.

All-Stars

Based on prelim scoring.

Field

48 teams

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-The '''2015 ACF Nationals''' was held between April 18 and 19 at [[Michigan]].
+The '''2015 ACF Nationals''' was held between April 18 and 19 at [[Michigan]]. It was edited by [[Ryan Westbrook]], [[Ike Jose]], [[Billy Busse]], and [[Rob Carson]].
 [[Penn]] defeated [[Chicago]] in a one-game final.
+Penn's victory was the long-awaited first national title for [[Eric Mukherjee]], who had participated in his first national finals match eight years prior at [[2007 ACF Nationals]] and played at a consistently high level in the interim.
 ==Results==
 ===Division I Championship===
-#[[Penn]] ([[Patrick Liao]], [[Saajid Moyen]], [[Eric Mukherjee]], [[Chris Chiego]])
+#1. [[Penn]] ([[Patrick Liao]], [[Saajid Moyen]], [[Eric Mukherjee]], [[Chris Chiego]])
-#[[Chicago]] A ([[John Lawrence]], [[Max Schindler]], [[James Lasker]], [[Chris Ray]])
+#2. [[Chicago]] A ([[John Lawrence]], [[Max Schindler]], [[James Lasker]], [[Chris Ray]])
-#[[Maryland]] ([[Jordan Brownstein]], [[Chris Manners]], [[Brian McPeak]], [[Dan Puma]])
+#3. [[Maryland]] ([[Jordan Brownstein]], [[Chris Manners]], [[Brian McPeak]], [[Dan Puma]])
-#[[Virginia]] ([[JR Roach]], [[Matt Bollinger]], [[Tommy Casalaspi]], [[Daniel Hothem]])
+#4. tie: [[Virginia]] ([[JR Roach]], [[Matt Bollinger]], [[Tommy Casalaspi]], [[Daniel Hothem]]) and [[Stanford]] ([[Stephen Liu]], [[Austin Brownlow]], [[Nikhil Desai]], [[Benji Nguyen]])
 ===Division I Undergraduate===
+[[Stanford B]] defeated [[Illinois]] to claim the Undergraduate championship in a 2-game series. [[Yale]] played a series of games to claim the 3rd Place Undergraduate trophy.
 ===Division II Championship===
+[[Northwestern]] defeated [[MIT B]] to claim the Division II championship.
 ===All-Stars===