Difference between revisions of "2002 ICT"
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==Results== | ==Results== | ||
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[[Michigan]] came in 1st place in DI and [[Virginia]] came in 2nd place. | [[Michigan]] came in 1st place in DI and [[Virginia]] came in 2nd place. | ||
[[Princeton]] won the undergraduate title. | [[Princeton]] won the undergraduate title. | ||
| − | The top individual scorers in | + | The top individual scorers in DI were: |
* [[Matt Weiner]] | * [[Matt Weiner]] | ||
* [[Vik Vaz]] | * [[Vik Vaz]] | ||
* [[Raj Dhuwalia]] | * [[Raj Dhuwalia]] | ||
| − | ===Division | + | ===Division II=== |
[[Yale]] came in 1st place in DII. | [[Yale]] came in 1st place in DII. | ||
| − | The top individual scorers in | + | The top individual scorers in DII were: |
* [[Matt Lafer]] | * [[Matt Lafer]] | ||
* [[Erik Nielsen]] | * [[Erik Nielsen]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:12, 14 August 2018
The 2002 NAQT Intercollegiate Championship Tournament was held at North Carolina in 2002.
Results
Division I
Michigan came in 1st place in DI and Virginia came in 2nd place.
Princeton won the undergraduate title.
The top individual scorers in DI were:
Division II
Yale came in 1st place in DII.
The top individual scorers in DII were:
The community college champion was Valencia, who beat Bevill State in the final.
Stats
DI Stats can be found here. DII Stats can be found here.
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