2020 ACF Winter

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2020 ACF Winter
Competition season 2020-2021
Series ACF Winter
Head editor(s) William Golden
Difficulty College easy
First mirror November 7, 2020
Announcement link
Packets link

2020 ACF Winter was the third ever iteration of the ACF Winter series, and the first since 2010 following the set's revival. Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, all mirrors of ACF Winter were held online; a total of thirteen mirrors ran over the weekend of November 7th, including twelve collegiate regional mirrors and a single national high school mirror. The set was head-edited by William Golden, with subject editors Ganon Evans, Nick Jensen, Vishwa Shanmugam, Bryanna Shao, Christopher Sims, Jaskaran Singh, Andrew Wang, and Chandler West. To accomodate the new entry into ACF's slate of events, the difficulty of ACF Fall was somewhat reduced, with Winter targeting the "regular-minus" difficulty range, akin to past iterations of Early Fall Tournament.


Results (Collegiate Sites)

Regional Host Tournament Director Winner Runner-Up Individual High Scorer Statistics
Northeast Yale Mauricio Gonzalez Sanchez MIT A Harvard A Michael Borecki link
Upper Mid-Atlantic Rutgers Emmett Laurie Columbia A Columbia B Will Yaeger link
Lower Mid-Atlantic Maryland Vishwa Shanmugam North Carolina A Duke A Ashish Subramanian link
Southeast Vanderbilt Sharath Narayan and Michael Ponce Florida A Georgia Tech A Isak Jatoi link
Great Lakes Ohio State Sam Stahler and Zac Bennett Michigan A West Virginia Ryan Bilger link
Midwest Hosted Independently Alex Damisch Chicago A Illinois B Robert Condron link
North Iowa Ganon Evans Minnesota A Carelton A Jakob Boeye link
South-Central Texas Sendhil Sridhar Texas A Rice A Ashwath Seetharaman link
Mountain West + Northwest Washington Mike Bentley Stanford Oregon Daniel Hothem link
California USC Karan Menon UC Berkeley A Claremont Colleges A Brian Lin link
Eastern Canada Toronto Joshua Lane McGill A Toronto A Henry Atkins link
Unitked Kingdom Warwick Ben Lock Cambridge A Oxford A Evan Lynch link
High School (National) Hosted Independently Aadit Juneja, Rohan Ganeshan, and Matthew Lehmann Mission San Jose Lambert Avinash Iyer link
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