Congratulations to the "Maryland A" team which won the Terrapin
Invitational Tournament, held on November 5 and 6.  The team consisted of Dave
Hamilton, Julie Singer, Mark Tervakoski, Andy Hu, and Alvin Wang.  Congratulations
also to the Chicago team who took second place -- Andrew, Alice, Ryan,
and "John Sheahan."
Following below are the official (as far as I'm concerned) standings.
Thanks to the team's inability to arrange for a macintosh to be had at
the tournament, we had no stat program to utilize: this is why the circle of
death for fifth place is unresolved, and why I have not completed
individual stats for the vast majority of players.
By the way, Who Wants to be a Dinosaur? and Insert Random Name Here were
both ineligible to win the tournament, however, games against them did
count in other teams' records.
For the record, as Tournament Director, I announced that playoffs would
take place only if there was a tie for first place after the full Round
Robin, which did not occur.

Final Standings
Team				Wins	Losses
-----------------			--------    -----------
Maryland A			12	1 (Lost to Columbia)
Chicago 			11	2
Who Wants to be a Dinosaur?	10	3
U Penn				9	4
Michigan			8	5 (Beat Illinois)
Illinois				8	5 (Beat Cornell)
Cornell				8	5 (Beat Michigan)
Virginia A			6 	7 (Beat Columbia and IRNH)
Columbia			6	7 (Beat IRNH)
Insert Random Name Here	6	7
Maryland B			3	10
Virginia B			2	11
Delaware			1	12
Virginia C			0	13


Some Top Scorers

Name		Team		PPG
-----------		--------------	----------
Andrew	Y.	Chicago		90.4 (123-11)
Dave H.		Maryland A	85.8 (120-17)
Matt C.		Cornell		62.7 (88-13)
John K.		Virginia A	50.8 (70-8)
Roger C.	IRNH		43.5 (61-9)
Samer I.	Penn		40.0 (53-2)
Zeke B.		Michigan	37.8 (54-10)
Dennis 		IRNH		37.8 (51-4)
Shaun H.	Maryland B	35.8 (60-27)
Subash M.	Illinois		31.9 (53-23)


Thanks go to everyone who read, especially Rick Grimes and Dave Vacca,
who
came out of the goodness of their heart, plus Maryland geezers Jason
Dettlebach, Michelle Cantave, Arthur Fleming, and Khon Lien, who came to
help out.
Thanks also go to John Nam and Jessie Stevens for editing questions, and
to
everyone who helped them.
Thanks to Shaun Hayeslip, who not only won the neg title with 27, but
led
around Maryland B with many players who had never played in an ACF
tournament, if they had played in any tournaments at all.

Josh Allen
MAQT


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