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|Image = Kiss2.jpeg | |Image = Kiss2.jpeg | ||
|Subjects = General, Lit, Pop Culture | |Subjects = General, Lit, Pop Culture | ||
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| − | + | '''Andrew Kiss''' was a player for [[University of Notre Dame]]. Although tragically not knowing what quizbowl was until late second semester freshman year, after an impressive summer study session Andrew Kiss survived an SAO cancellation and inclement weather to participate in the SUBMIT tournament at MSU, scoring 43PPG to rank as the 8th highest scoring player in the field. At [[ACF Nationals|2014 ACF Nationals]], Andrew played solo and finished in the second bracket 24th out of 36 teams, ultimately losing to a tough North Carolina team in the DII final. A solid generalist, Andrew Kiss was well-known as the guy whose name was forgotten by all the moderators all the time. | |
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== Notable Tournaments == | == Notable Tournaments == | ||
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*[[SUBMIT Mirror at MSU]] | *[[SUBMIT Mirror at MSU]] | ||
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[[Category: Stubs]] | [[Category: Stubs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:57, 19 March 2021
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| Noted subjects | General, Lit, Pop Culture |
| Past colleges | University of Notre Dame (2013-2016) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Andrew Kiss was a player for University of Notre Dame. Although tragically not knowing what quizbowl was until late second semester freshman year, after an impressive summer study session Andrew Kiss survived an SAO cancellation and inclement weather to participate in the SUBMIT tournament at MSU, scoring 43PPG to rank as the 8th highest scoring player in the field. At 2014 ACF Nationals, Andrew played solo and finished in the second bracket 24th out of 36 teams, ultimately losing to a tough North Carolina team in the DII final. A solid generalist, Andrew Kiss was well-known as the guy whose name was forgotten by all the moderators all the time.