2007 ICT

The 2007 NAQT ICT was held at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota on April 13 and 14, 2007.

Quick Results

Division I Champion - University of Chicago[1]
Division I Runner-up - University of Illinois
Division II Champion - University of Maryland[2]
Division II Runner-up - Dartmouth A
Division I Undergraduate Champion - Carleton[3]
Community College Champion - Valencia A[4]

Full Division I Results

1. Chicago A (13-0)
2. Illinois (11-2)
3. Michigan (10-3) beat VCU in third place game
4. VCU (10-3) lost to Michigan in third place game
5. Carleton A (Undergraduate) (9-4)
6. Brown (8-5)
7. Rutgers (7-6)
8. UCLA (6-7)
9. Stanford
10. Harvard (Undergraduate)
11. South Florida
12. Chicago B
13. Virginia
14. Wisconsin
15. Iowa
16. Minnesota
17. Texas
18. Florida
19. Harding (Undergraduate)
20. Vanderbilt
21. Amherst (Undergraduate)
22. Caltech (Undergraduate)
23. Florida State (Undergraduate)
24. Macalester
25. Princeton (Undergraduate)
26. Southern Virginia (Undergraduate)
27. UCI
28. Carleton B (Undergraduate)
29. Cornell
30. Grinnell (Undergraduate)
31. St. Olaf (Undergraduate)
32. Oklahoma State

Division I Leading Scorers

1. Matt Weiner, VCU, 112.86
2. Jerry Vinokurov, Brown, 95.00
3. Paul Drube, Iowa, 64.29
3. Gabriel Lyon, Wisconsin, 64.29
5. Mike Sorice, Illinois, 60.00
6. Jason Keller, Rutgers, 60.71
7. Aaron Kashtan, Florida, 58.57
8. Ezra Lyon, Minnesota, 57.14
9. Seth Teitler, Chicago, 55.00
10. Patrick Hope (Undergraduate), Carleton, 53.57
10. Jason Loy (Undergraduate), Harding, 53.57

Division I Leading Undergraduate Scorers

1. Patrick Hope, Carleton, 53.57
1. Jason Loy, Harding, 53.57
3. Will Turner, Michigan, 46.43
4. Jim Baker, South Florida, 39.29
4. Mason Liang, Princeton, 39.29

Full Division II Results

1. Maryland
2. Dartmouth A
3. Yale
4. Chicago
5. Drake
6. Harvard
7. Florida
8. Alabama
9. St. Olaf
10. Johns Hopkins
11. Illinois
12. Oklahoma
13. MIT
14. Virginia Tech
15. Minnesota
16. Valencia CC A
17. Stanford
18. Washington University in St. Louis
19. Georgia
20. Vanderbilt
21. Dartmouth B
22. Toronto
23. Gulf Coast CC
24. Valencia CC B
25. Snead State CC
26. Tennessee-Chattanooga
27. Macalester
28. Chipola College (CC)
29. Brock
30. South Georgia College (CC)
31. Cloud County CC
32. Copiah-Linoln CC

Division II Leading Scorers

1. Michael Bilow, 81.15 PPG, Yale
2. Chris Ray, 80.38, Maryland
3. Patrick Riley, 55.71, Snead State
4. Brendan Byrne, 50.00, Drake
5. Sarah Mahood, 49.62, Virginia Tech
5. Jacob Vannucci, 49.62, Tennessee-Chattanooga
7. Jonathan Thompson, 44.23, Alabama
8. Andrew Hart, 42.69, Minnesota
9. Dominic Machado, 41.92, Dartmouth
10. David John Gagne, 41.54, Oklahoma