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{{Browse box|Tournament = 2015 [[ICT|NAQT ICT]] | {{Browse box|Tournament = 2015 [[ICT|NAQT ICT]] | ||
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| Champion | Virginia | |
| Runner-up | Penn | |
| Third | Chicago A | |
| Fourth | Maryland A | |
| High scorer | Matt Bollinger | |
| Undergrad Champion | Maryland A | |
| Undergrad Runner-up | Yale | |
| Undergrad High scorer | Dylan Minarik | |
| Site | Hilton Atlanta (Atlanta, GA) | |
| Field | 32 | |
| Stats | [1] | |
The 2015 NAQT Intercollegiate Tournament was held at the Hilton Atlanta on March 28th, 2015.
Results
Division I
Virginia (Matt Bollinger, Tommy Casalaspi, Daniel Hothem, and J.R. Roach) defeated Penn (Chris Chiego, Patrick Liao, Saajid Moyen, and Eric Mukherjee) in the finals. Third place went to Chicago (Michael Coates, John Lawrence, Chris Ray, and Max Schindler).
Maryland won the Undergraduate title.
The Division I All-Stars were as follows:
- Matt Bollinger, Virginia
- Dylan Minarik, Northwestern
- Eric Mukherjee, Penn
- Auroni Gupta, UCSD
- Adam Silverman, Georgia Tech
- Yogesh Raut, New Mexico State
- Will Nediger, Michigan
- Shan Kothari, Minnesota
Division II
Texas (Joseph Langas, Arthur Lee, Arnav Sastry, and Andi Qi) defeated Chicago (Adam Black, Athena Kern, Marianna Zhang, and Jason Zhou) 355-350 in the final.
The Division II All-Stars were as follows:
- Hidehiro Anto, UCLA
- Carlo De Guzman, Texas A&M
- Jason Asher, Minnesota
- Paul Kirk-Davidoff, Carleton College
- Sean McBride, Cornell
- Nathan Weiser, Stanford
- Neil Vinjamuri, Pitt
- Will Mason, WUSTL
Trivia
- This is the earliest known ICT in which at least one participating player was not yet born when the first ICT was held in 1997.
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