MIT had a large presence at this tournament: 10 players and 4 moderators. The tournament was a 14-team round robin, with games of 18 questions each. The A team went 9-4 to take 3rd place:

Player	PP20H	P	TU	Neg	TUH
Ylaine	55.56	27	27	5	234
Geoff	33.80	12	21	5	216
Chris	31.56	15	21	16	225
Jason T.	13.64	6	5	1	198
Jean	52.38	4	11	1	63

The B team went 4-9 and finished in 10th place:

Player	PP20H	P	TU	Neg	TUH
Grace	55.56	4	19	3	198
Julia	33.80	1	8	1	180
Kristen	31.56	0	3	0	180
Adam	13.64	4	24	4	198
Annelise	52.38	2	12	3	180

Ylaine's 49.22 points per game made her the 5th place individual scorer.

Brown Early Fall Tournament

October 7, 2006

The B team's stats and scores are below. We don't seem to have statistics on hand for the A team.

Player	PPG	TU	Neg	TUH
Jason T.	29.09	33	2	220
Grace	19.55	23	3	220
Annelise	15.00	17	1	220

Rd	Opponent	PF	PA
1	Yale A	160	265
2	Rutgers	130	420
3	Dartmouth A	130	265
4	Brown	60	170
5	Brandeis	230	260
6	Dartmouth B	230	180
7	Yale B	130	35
8	Williams	100	265
9	MIT A	115	370
10	Yale B	115	140
11	Dartmouth B	305	140

Bonus conversion: 13.31 points/bonus

ACF Fall at Brown University

Sunday, November 5, 2006

(No stats available right now.)

Both teams finished with winning records (ignoring the forfeits for leaving early).

NAQT Sectionals at Harvard

Saturday, February 10, 2007

(No stats available right now.)

Ylaine Gerardin, Chris Kennedy, Jason Trigg and Grace Li won the tournament and will be attending the NAQT ICT in April. See the official statistics here.

ACF Regionals at Brandeis

Saturday, February 17, 2007

(No stats available right now.)

The MIT A team went 5-5, and the B team went 3-7. See the official statistics here.

Matt Cvijanovich Memorial Novice Tournament Mirror at Brown University

March 10, 2007

The MIT team won this novice tournament (never mind that they aren't novices).

Player	PPG	TU	Neg	TUH
Mark	51.50	52	1	200
Jason T.	32.00	33	2	200
Grace	13.50	16	5	200
Annelise	16.50	17	1	200

NAQT ICT

April 13-14, 2007 (Minneapolis, MN)

NAQT has published individual stats and other results.

Individual Stats Key

TU: Number of tossups answered correctly. Each is worth 10 points.
Power: In some tournaments if you get a question really early, you get 15 points for "powering" it.
Neg: A five-point penalty is assessed for answering the question incorrectly while it is being read. No penalty is given after the question has be read in its entirety.
TU/Neg: Ratio of Tossups answered versus Tossups answered incorrectly while the question is being read.
TUH: Toss-ups heard. This is the total number of toss-ups during which a player was in the game.
PPG: Points per Game
PP20H: Points per 20 Tossups Heard. Used as an alternative statistic to PPG for timed games, or when the number of tossups per game is not 20.
Bonus conversion: Team's success at getting bonus questions. Equal to the total points scored on bonus questions divided by the total possible points (30 points per toss-up correct).
PF: Points for
PA: Points against
P/B: Points per bonus