2023 ICT
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Champion | Cornell A | |
Runner-up | Chicago A | |
Third | Ohio State A | |
Fourth | WUSTL A | |
High scorer | Matt Jackson | |
Undergrad Champion | Brown | |
Undergrad Runner-up | Columbia B | |
Undergrad High scorer | Alex Schmidt | |
Site | Hyatt Regency O'Hare (Rosemont, IL) | |
Field | 32 | |
Stats | [1] | |
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Champion | Waterloo | |
Runner-up | Rutgers B | |
Third | Chicago D | |
Fourth | Claremont | |
High scorer | Andrew Zeng | |
Field | 32 | |
Stats | [2] |
The 2023 NAQT Intercollegiate Championship Tournament was held at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare in Rosemont, IL. Cornell A earned their first ever national title, going undefeated to clear the field. Chicago A came in 2nd, with two losses; Ohio State A placed third after defeating WUSTL A in a third-place game.
Brown won the Division I Undergraduate title outright.
In Division II, Waterloo became the first-ever team from Canada to win a championship title, defeating Rutgers in the second game of an advantaged final.
Trivia
- Because NAQT policy required undefeated teams that were ahead by multiple games to play a final until the mid-2010s, Cornell became the first Division I champion to clear the field by going undefeated.
- Division I top individual Matt Jackson broke the 100 PP20H barrier across the entire day, which was last done by Chris Ray at the 2011 ICT twelve years prior.