Deep Bench Tournament History


  • 1997 Final Standings: 1. Chicago (150), 2. Michigan (149), 3. Carleton (145), 4. Illinois (143), 5. Iowa (131), 6. Minnesota (117), 7. Iowa State (109), 8. Wisconsin (91), 9. St. Olaf (45)

  • 1997 Class Champions: 1 Singles = Robert Trent (Iowa); 2 Singles = Christian Casper (Iowa State); 1 Doubles = Ravin Garg, Patty Dark (Michigan); 2 Doubles = Josh Kortbein, Bob U. (Iowa State); 3 Doubles = Sarah Bagby, Matthew Geary (Chicago); 1 Quads = Ravin Garg, Mike Davidson, Alex Hovan, Gavin Koo (Michigan); 2 Quads = (TIE) Jeremy Riedesel, Steve Eiken, Keith Alsaker, Andrew Jensen (Minnesota) and Jerry Hagen, Mike Angel, Robert Shimmin (Illinois)
  • 1996 Final Standings: 1. Michigan (163), 2. Iowa State (152), 3. (tied) Minnesota and Chicago (149), 5. Illinois (134), 6. Iowa (125), 7. St. Olaf (82), 8. Carleton (79), 9. Wisconsin (60)

  • 1996 Class Champions: 1 Singles = Robert Trent (Iowa); 2 Singles = Mike Zarren (Chicago); 1 Doubles = Ben Weiss, Rob Hoblit (Minnesota); 2 Doubles = Christian Casper, Adam Haar (Iowa State); 3 Doubles = George Atendido, Kara Kersteter (Minnesota); 1 Quads = John Sheahan, Matt Kiefer, John Tangren, Jeff Good (Chicago); 2 Quads = Adam Malamen, Anders Hendrickson, Robin Wegener, Sarah Killinger (St. Olaf)
  • 1995 Final Standings: 1. Minnesota (151), 2. Wisconsin (139), 3. Chicago (134), 4. Iowa State (126), 5. Iowa (94), 6. "Confederation of Independent Scholars" (91), 7. Carleton (68), 8. St. Olaf (37)

  • 1995 Class Champions: 1 Singles = Robert Trent (Iowa); 2 Singles = Hormuzd Katki (Chicago); 1 Doubles = Steve Wang, Ken LaSala (Chicago); 2 Doubles = Dan Lee, Jason Schwengler (Minnesota); 3 Doubles = Brandon Jones, Dave Van Riper (Wisconsin); 1 Quads = Robert Trent, Aaron Twait, Nina Fominyen, Dave Kanwar (Iowa); 2 Quads = Jeff Good, Ken LaSala, Matt Kiefer, Robert Chenault (Chicago)
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    This page last updated 27 October 1997