Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Malaysia Worlds 2015 - All Breaks!

The breaks of Malaysia Worlds are out!

Open, ESL, EFL and Public Speaking and Adjudicator breaks below:

 Open Break
*Ties to be resolved later
RankingTeam NameTeam PointsSpeaker Points
1
Cambridge A
25
1522
2
Hart House A
22
1498
3
Harvard A
21
1501
4
BPP A
21
1493
5
Cambridge B
21
1490
6
Sydney D
21
1461
7
Melbourne A
20
1485
8
Oxford B
20
1473
9
Durham A
20
1471
10
IIUM A
20
1471
11
LSE A
20
1466
12
Vic Wellington A
20
1456
13
ANU A
20
1453
14
Auckland A
19
1484
15
Sydney A
19
1474
16
Sydney B
19
1471
17
Hart House B
19
1460
18
Canterbury A
19
1459
19
Brown A
19
1439
19
Columbia A
19
1439
21
Air Force A
19
1427
22
NUS C
19
1419
23
Glasgow A
19
1416
24
APU A
19
1405
25
Oxford A
18
1483
26
Sydney C
18
1473
27
Monash A
18
1466
28
Auckland B
18
1459
29
TCD-Phil A
18
1459
30
Oxford C
18
1455
30
Bates A
18
1455
32
Melbourne C
18
1454
33
McGill A
18
1450
34
Queens A
18
1447
35
Harvard C
18
1444
36
Otago A
18
1442
37
Bates B
18
1437
38
New South Wales B
18
1436
39
UBC A
18
1424
40
Hart House C
18
1424
41
Cape Town A
18
1422
42
IBADU A
18
1410
43
TCD-His B
18
1410
44
Stanford A
17
1460
45
Queensland A
17
1458
46
Belgrade A
17
1456
47
New South Wales A
17
1449
48
Pennsylvania A
17
1449
* We would like to offer our sincerest commiserations to Princeton B, who tied for 48th with Penn A on the exact same number of wins, speaker points, 1sts, 2nds, 3rds and 4ths. This tie was heartbreakingly resolved by a coin toss. Congratulations, Princeton B. You may have lost the coin toss, but you've won our hearts and will be remembered.

ESL Break
RankingTeam NameTotal ScoreSpeaker Points
Open Break
IIUM A
20
1471
Open Break
APU A
19
1405
Open Break
IBADU A
18
1410
Open Break
Belgrade A
17
1456
1
Gadjah Mada A
17
1385
2
CUHK A
16
1407
3
BFSU A
16
1394
4
Indonesia A
16
1391
5
Dhaka A
16
1388
6
Xavier A
16
1387
7
BRAC A
16
1385
8
UM B
16
1385
9
Keio A
16
1374
10
Seoul NUDA B
15
1410
11
Stockholm A
15
1406
12
IBADU C
15
1397
13
De La Salle A
15
1388
14
UM A
15
1386
15
ISA A
15
1375
16
IUT A
15
1368



EFL Break
RankingTeam NameTotal ScoreSpeaker Points
ESL Break
Gadjah Mada A
17
1385
ESL Break
BFSU A
16
1394
ESL Break
Keio A
16
1374
ESL Break
ISA A
15
1375
1
Bauman A
15
1354
2
Indonesia C
14
1361
3
MIPT A
14
1350
4
Potsdam A
14
1348
5
Adam Mickiewicz A
14
1348
6
Binus International A
13
1346
7
Nazarbayev A
13
1299
8
Seoul NUDA A
12
1373



Public Speaking Break
*In no particular order
Name
April Broadbent
Charles Frost
Darrel Chingaramde
Hassann bin Shaheen
Howard Cohen
Joe McGrade
Moustafa Elbaadwihi
Natalie Wang
Nathan Kohler
Obiyo Daniel
Samuel Muleya


Masters Break
*There may be changes in team names.

TeamRankTeam ScoreSpeaker Scores
1Nagorno-Karabakh6332
2South Africa5326
3Better Together5323
4Things We Shouldn't Say4327
*Once more, another team (Frosie) was tied for 4th (all stats equal). This tie was again resolved by a tie flip, much to the amusement of everyone in the hall.
Adjudicator Break
*In alphabetical order
NameInstitution
Aaqib HossainBRAC
Adam BuysCornell
Adam HawksbeeSheffield
Alfred GohSMU
Amelia McLeodMcGill
Andrea BosUtrecht
Andrew ConneryYale
Anne ValkeringAmsterdam
Anshul KapoorNTU
Antony PaulSydney
Arghya Dev Biswas AryanBRAC
Arielle DundasUtrecht
Arinah NajwaIIUM
Ben AdamsCambridge
Ben DoryDurham
Bionda MerckensLeiden
Brett FrazerAlaska
Brynne GuthriePretoria
Buzz KlingerHWS
Carlo CabreraLSE
Charlie MorrisDurham
Chuan-Zheng LeeStanford
Clyde WelshSydney
Daniel BregmanOxford
Daniel KirkbyUWA
Daniel SwainSydney
Danique van KoppenhagenUtrecht
Dessislava KirovaBerlin
Dino De LeonDLSU
Dominic GuinaneMonash
Duncan CroweGlasgow
Elise TrewickDurham
Eliza ParerQueensland
Ellie ShearerOxford
Ely ZosaAteneo
Emil MesarosBabes-Bolyai
Engin ArikanGalatasaray
Fred CowellULU
Gabriel Bowes-WhittonSydney
Gavin IllsleyOxford
Gemma BuckleyMonash
Georgie BillsQueensland
Glen Holm-HansenAuckland
Griffin OlmsteadSwarthmore
Harish NatarajanCambridge
Henry ZhangYale
Hyewon RhoKorea
Jack DaviesAuckland
Jake BustosUP Diliman
James DixonManchester
James HardyCambridge
Jamie JacksonOxford
Jessica MusulinGriffith
John-Thomas EltringhamBerlin
Jonathan KayLSE
Jonathan Leader-MaynardOxford
Josh TaylorGriffith
Josh ZofferHarvard
Joshua ParkSolbridge
Justin ChanUNSW
Kai DittmanBerlin
Kanna ParamathevaAPU
Karin MerckensLeiden
Katarina SchwarzOtago
Katie HeardDurham
Ken NewbyMorehouse
Kimera ChettyKwaZulu Natal
Kip OebandaAteneo
Kira DusterwaldUCT
Lewis IwuOxford
Lindsay BingCornell
Lucian TanSydney
Madeline SchultzMonash
Manos MoschopoulosAthens
Megan DickieCanterbury
Melissa HallerColgate
Michael BartonYale
Mikaela BrusascoMelbourne
Monica FerrisHart House
Nick CrossVic Wellington
Nikhil PuppalaMonash
Patricia Johnson-CastleMcGill
Patrick EhmannBerlin
Prarthana ManoharNTU
Rebecca IrvineMonash
Rishada CassimMelbourne
Rosie UnwinULU
Sam Ward-PackardYale
Sarah BalakrishnanHart House
Sarah MourneySydney
Scott RalstonUCL
Seb TempletonVic Wellington
Senna MaatougLeiden
Shafiq BazariUT Mara
Sharmila ParmanandAteneo
Shira AlmelehBrandeis
Shyaam RaivaderaQueensland
Simon TunnicliffeDurham
Solange HandleySydney
Souradip SenIIT Bombay
Stephanie WhiteSydney
Stephen GarofanoUNSW
Steve JohnsonAlaska
Steve PennerHWS
Tarit MukherjeeUCL
Tasneem EliasIIUM
Tim AndrewAPU
Tim BlairMelbourne
Tomas BeerthuisUtrecht
Vincent ChiangANU
Xiao HongyuNUS
Yi-An ShihNTU
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