The Quizbowl Resource Center

ACF Regionals will be mirrored at St. John's School on February 18th and 19th. This tournament is being held in coordination with Texas Invitational. The tournament will start at approximately 1:00 p.m. on Saturday and play through approximately 11 p.m. We will play again on Sunday from 8 a.m. until approximately noon. Any team with at least one person who played college Quizbowl prior to September 1, 2010 is required to submit a packet. Full Logistical details included Fees, Packet Schedules, etc. can be found here: http://www.texasquizbowl.org/events/021 ... itational/

Registrations should be emailed to romeroc-at-gmail.com.

Field (18):
Alberta (Canada), Bellarmine (CA), Centennial (GA), Chattahoochee (GA), Detroit Catholic Central (MI), Dorman (SC), Georgetown Day (DC), Hunter (NY), LASA A(TX), LASA B (TX), Kealing (TX), Loyola (IL), IMSA (IL), Rice A (TX), Rice B (TX), St. John's (TX), Seven Lakes (TX), Texas A&M (TX)

EDIT: apparently I was wrong on this, never mind

Field Updated.

Bellarmine finished the tournament at 14-0 winning the event without the need for a final. Rice A, Seven Lakes, and Centennial round out the top 4.

Full Stats and further details will be available soon at http://texasquizbowl.org.

Out of curiosity, why did some teams only play 8 games? Was this decision made by the teams or tournament director? If it was made by the tournament director was there really no way to have those teams play more games?

The teams that did not finish in the top six in their bracket were given the option to play more rounds against the nonqualifying teams from the other bracket. Many opted out in order to start heading back early.

Confirm what Nikhil said. There was a consolation bracket room running.

We went through the posted stats and compared them with the records we took during the games, and found a few errors. To whom should we send corrections?

email them to me

romeroc at gmail dot com