ACF Mid-Atlantic Fall Results: individual and thank yous

Viking Squirrel <*geertgen22_at_ratatosk22.yahoo.invalid*> · Mon, 03 Nov 2003 02:11:05 -0000

We gave out awards to the top four scorers in both Division I and 
Division II, as well as the neg champion for each division.

Division I:

1.  Jason Keller, Rutgers-New Brunswick (88-2, 72.50 PPG)
2.  Chris Frankel, Princeton (87-8, 69.17)
3.  Guy Jordan, Maryland (86-17, 64.58)
4.  Chris "Hrothgar" White, Swarthmore A (83-14, 63.33)

Jason took home _Love in the Time of Cholera_ by Garcia Marquez, 
Chris F some short stories by Guy de Maupassant, Guy _Pamela_ by 
Samuel Richardson (I may have those last two switched), and Chris W 
_Being and Nothingness_ by Sartre.

Neg champion:  Guy Jordan with 17.  He took home a copy of a the 
romance novel _Finders Keepers: Vermont_ by the aptly named Carla 
Neggers.

Division II:

1.  Arthur O'Dwyer, Carnegie Mellon (80-13, 61.25 PPG)
2.  Will Schriker, Swarthmore B (59-1, 48.75)
3.  Emily Ullman, Swarthmore B (43-5, 33.75)
4.  Jason Sacks, Virginia B (42-8, 31.67)

Arthur took home a copy of _I Ain't Got Time to Bleed_ by former 
governor Jesse Ventura, Will _Dave Barry at 40_, Emily an anthology 
of shorter works by Sir Walter Scott, and Jason was left with _The 
Age of Innocence_ by Wharton.

Neg champion:  Steve Yang, Virginia B, with 17.  For his impressive 
display, we awarded him with _Staying Fit_ by John Travolta, c. 1984, 
that features the actor in some disturbing workout and dance outfits.

Later this week, Dan Greenstein will post full stats to the MAQT web 
page, and a link to it on this board.

THANK YOUS:

-To Rick Grimes, Tim Young, Brick Barrientos, Arthur Fleming, Jason 
Hadorn, Mike Starsinic, and Dwight Kidder for moderating excellently 
today.
-To Casey and Noah from Maryland for helping out with scorekeeping, 
and to Dan Goff from Maryland especially for helping me with stats.
-To Dan Greenstein, for providing his computer, getting donuts and 
juice for the morning, and creating/printing out the invoices for 
which everyone was asking.
-To Kelly McKenzie for editing a rock-solid ACF Fall tournament set 
(IMHO the best of the three he has produced).
-To all the teams who came today, for being quite friendly, not 
lodging any protests that affected the outcome of a game :), and 
providing a competitive (if wacky) result.

I hope everyone had fun today, and if you have any 
comments/praise/criticisms, please feel free to e-mail me at 
Geertgen22 _at_ aol.com.

Adam Fine
2003 ACF Mid-Atlantic Fall Tournament Director