From owner-qb@majordomo.iastate.edu  Sun Apr  5 16:32:50 1998

Here are the brief results of the NAQT Intercollegiate
Championship Tournament. Official and full results will
be posted once our trusted stats staff get 3-4 days of
sleep to recover :)

To summarize, here is the trio of champions crowned:
Division I Champion:    Stanford University
Undergraduate Champion: Swarthmore
Division II Champion:   Harvard University

And now the further breakdown...

Division II:
1. Harvard
2. Florida

I do not know the other results from Division II.
I understand that Harvard was undefeated, but not without
having to make a dramatic comeback against Florida in the
final.

Undergraduate Championship:
1. Swarthmore
2. Vanderbilt
3. Johns Hopkins
4. Carleton
5. Yale
6. Harvard B
7. Iowa State
8. Penn
9. St. Olaf
10. Chicago B
11. Minnesota A
12. Berry
13. Georgia
14. Ohio Wesleyan
15. Arkansas
16. Williams
17. Washington U. St. Louis
18. UM Rolla

And finally,

Division I:

Stanford over Chicago in the final by a score of
around 375-220 (unofficial). Because Stanford 
entered the final as the No. 1 team, Stanford
needed only a single win to prevail. This is
one of the most impressive tournament performances
I have ever seen, and everyone at NAQT congratulates
Stanford on their first AQ National championship since
1978.

The other finishers:
3. Harvard A
4. Berkeley
5. UT Dallas
6. Illinois
7. Georgia Tech
8. BYU
9. South Carolina
10. Michigan
11. Swarthmore
12. Caltech
13. Maryland
14. Vanderbilt
15. Johns Hopkins
16. Iowa
17. Carleton
18. Princeton
19. Florida
20. Oklahoma
21. Yale
22. Harvard B
23. Iowa State
24. Virginia Tech
25. Penn
26. St. Olaf
27. Chicago B
28. Minnesota A
29. Berry
30. GWU
31. Kentucky
32. Howard
33. Missouri Columbia
34. Pitt
35. Georgia
36. Ohio Wesleyan
37. Penn State
38. Arkansas
39. UT Austin
40. Williams
41. Wichita State
42. Michigan B
43. Washington U. St. Louis
44. Minnesota B
45. Missouri Rolla
46. UMBC

Please report known errors to naqt@naqt.com.

Congratulations to the all the teams at the most competitive
tournament ever assembled.

David Frazee
NAQT