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Tab Summary.Xlsx BIG RED INVITATIONAL CLASSIC IX TAB SUMMARY Institution /Team Numbe Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Summary Brandeis University 1357 Δ v. Cedric Π v. Dudley Π v. McGonagall Δ v. Neville 4 - 3 - 1 Ron Weasley W L L T W W L W CS PD +6 -4 -4 0 +4 +4 -3 +13 17 +16 Braindeis University 1376 Δ v. Bellatrix Π v. Mad Eye Δ v. Krum Π v. Dobby 4 - 4 Draco Malfoy L L W L W W L L CS PD -1 +3 +10 -3 + 15 + 6 -6 -6 17 +18 Brown University 1497 Δ v. Moody Π v. Dumbledore Δ v. Murtle Π v. D.A 3 - 5 Hermione Granger L L L L W W L W CS PD -2 -1 -8 -16 +13 +23 +4 +11 13.5 -16 Brown University 1498 Π v. Malfoy Δ v. McGanagall Π v. Cedric Δ v. Harry Potter 3 - 5 Bellatrix Lastrange W L L W L W L L CS PD +1 -3 -3 -6 -11 +4 -2 -5 16 -13 Columbia University 1455 Δ v. Dumbledore Π v. Tonks Δ v. Mad Eye Π v. Ron Weasley 4 - 3 - 1 Neville Longbottom L L W W W L W L CS PD -8 0 +5 +9 +1 -4 +3 -13 18.5 -17 Columbia University 1456 Δ v. Dudley Π v. Bellatrix Δ v. Ron Weasley Π v. Murtle 3 - 5 Minerva McGonagall L L W L L L W W CS PD -7 -3 +3 -6 -4 -4 +14 +1 14 +4 Cornell University 1385 Δ v. Tonks Π v. Hedwig Δ v. Sirius Π v. Umbridge 5 - 3 Remus Lupin L W L W W W W L CS PD -1 +1 -1 +6 +7 +8 +1 -3 16.5 +18 Cornell University 1386 Π v. Hermione Δ v. Malfoy Π v. Neville Δ v. Hedwig 4 - 4 Mad Eye Moody W W L W L W L L CS PD 12 +1 -10 +3 -1 +4 -6 -8 17.5 -15 Cornell University 1387 Δ v. Dobby Π v. Ollivander Δ v. Hagrid Π v. Sirius 5 - 3 Gilderoy Lockhart L L W L W W W W CS PD -24 -5 -14 +1 +1 +1 +4 +5 12.5 -5 George Washington University Π v. Neville Δ v. Hermione Π v. Dudley Δ v. NH Nick 6 - 1 - 1 1082 Albus Dumbledore W T W W W W W L CS PD +8 0 +8 +16 +3 +9 +9 -2 19 +51 George Washington University Δ v. Umbridge Π v. D.A Δ v. Snape Π v. Bellatrix 5 - 3 1083 Harry Potter L L W W W L W W CS PD -3 -8 +10 +13 +4 -13 +2 +5 10 +13 Hamilton College 1015 Π v. Lockhart Δ v. Krum Π v. N-H Nick Δ v. Malfoy 7 - 1 Dobby W W W W W L W W CS PD 5 +24 +5 +13 +8 -3 +6 +6 18 +64 University of Iowa 1479 Π v. McGonagall Δ v. Ron Weasley Δ v. Dumbledore Π v. Snape 5 - 2 - 1 Dudley Dursley W W W T L L W W CS PD 7 +3 +4 0 -3 -9 +12 +10 17 +24 Johns Hopkins University 1192 Π v. Ron Weasley Δ v. Hagrid Δ v. Bellatrix Π v. Krum 4 - 4 Cedric Diggory W W L W W L L W CS PD +4 -6 -5 +9 +11 -4 -5 +1 12.5 +5 University of Michigan 1115 Π v. Potter Δ v. Sirius Π v. Hedwig Δ v. Lupin 5 - 3 Delores Umbridge W W L W W L L W CS PD 3 +8 -17 +14 +16 -3 -1 +3 18 +23 University of Michigan 1116 Δ v. Murtle Π v. Dobby Π v. Malfoy Δ v. Cedric 3 - 5 Victor Krum W W L L L L W L CS PD 24 +9 -5 -13 -15 -6 +5 -1 16 -2 Penn State University 1398 Π v. Riddle Δ v. N-H Nick Π v. Harry Δ v. Dudley 3 - 5 Severous Snape W W L L L W L L CS PD 8 +11 -7 -4 -4 +13 -12 -10 21 -5 Penn State University 1399 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- Princeton University 1125 Δ v. Hedwig Π v. Cedric Π v. Lockhart Δ v. Tonks 2 - 6 Rubeus Hagrid L L W L L L W L CS PD -5 -3 +5 -9 -1 -1 +8 -6 14.5 -12 Princeton University 1126 Δ v. Snape Π v. Murtle Δ v. D.A Π v. Ollivander 5 - 3 Tom Riddle L L W L W W W W CS PD -8 -11 +14 -4 +3 +9 +1 +1 7.5 +5 University of Rochester 1149 Π v. Lupin Δ v. Neville Δ v. Ollivander Π v. Hagrid 3 - 4 - 1 Nymphadora Tonks W L L L T W L W CS PD +1 -1 -5 -9 0 +1 -8 +6 13 -15 Rutgers University 1201 Δ v. Ollivander Π v. Snape Δ v. Dobby Π v. Dumbledore 6 - 2 Nearly Headless Nick W W W W L W L W CS PD 17 +1 +7 +4 -8 +3 -4 +2 18 +27 Swarthmore College 1591 Π v. Krum Δ v. Riddle Π v. Hermione Δ v. McGonacall 1 - 7 Moaning Murtle L L L W L L L L CS PD -24 -9 -14 +4 -13 -23 -14 -1 14 -94 University of Texas, Austin 1505 Π v. N-H Nick Δ v. Lockhart Π v. Tonks Δ v. Riddle 1 - 6 - 1 Garrick Ollivander L L W L T L L L CS PD -17 -11 +14 -1 0 -1 -1 -1 19.5 -24 Yale University 1557 Π v. Hagrid Δ v. Lupin Δ v. Umbridge Π v. Moody 6 - 2 Hedwig W W W L L W W W CS PD 5 +3 +1 -6 -16 +3 +6 +8 16 +4 Yale University 1558 Δ v. D.A Π v. Umbridge Π v. Lupin Δ v. Lockhart 2 - 6 Sirius Black W L W L L L L L CS PD 13 -7 +17 -14 -8 -7 -4 -5 17 -16 Bye Buster 9999 Π v. Sirius Δ v. Potter Π v. Riddle Δ v. Hermione 2 - 6 Dumbledore’s Army L W L L L L W L CS PD -13 +7 -10 -13 -3 -9 +4 -11 15 -48 Tabulation Room Notes Opening coin flip: Tails – Lower Alphabet Letter = Better Rank Round 3 coin flip: Heads – Left Side Plaintiff BIG RED INVITATIONAL CLASSIC OUTSTANDING TRIAL TEAMS 1 Hamilton College 1015 Dobby 7 - 1 CS 18 George Washington University 2 Dumbledore 6 - 1 - 1 CS 19 1082 Nearly Headless 3 Rutgers University 1201 6 - 2 CS 18 Nick 4 Yale University 1557 Hedwig 6 - 2 CS 16 5 University of Iowa 1479 Dudley Dursley 5 - 2 - 1 CS 17 6 University of Michigan 1115 Delores Umbridge 5 - 3 CS 18 7 Cornell University 1385 Remus Lupin 5 - 3 CS 16.5 George Washington University 8 Harry Potter 5 - 3 CS 13 1083 9 Cornell University 1387 Gilderoy Lockhart 5 - 3 CS 12.5 10 Princeton University 1126 Tom Riddle 5 - 3 CS 7.5 Honorable Mention 11 Columbia University 1455 Neville Longbottom 4 - 3 - 1 CS 18.5 12 Brandeis University 1357 Ron Weasley 4 - 3 - 1 CS 17 13 Cornell University 1386 Mad Eye Moody 4 - 4 CS 17.5 OUTSTANDING ATTORNEYS: Princeton 1 20 Δ Peter Kallis Tom Riddle University 1126 Yale University 2 20 Π Vinay Nayak Hedwig 1557 Cornell University 3 19/18 Δ /Π Samir Doshi Remus Lupin 1385 Princeton 4 19 Π Ray Chao Rubeus Hagrid University 1125 University of 5 18 Δ Hannah Sherry Nymphadora Tonks Rochester 1149 Nearly Headless Rutgers University 6 18 Π Zaniah Maynor Nick 1201 University of Iowa 7 18 Π Katy Kinney Dudley Dursely 1479 University of 8 18 Δ Megan Zaezanowski Delores Umbridge Michigan 1115 George Washington 9 17 Δ Jeremy Carter Albus Dumbledore University 1082 Nearly Headless Rutgers University 10 17 Δ Gregory Cui Nick 1201 Brown University 11 17 Π Shreena Thakore Hermione Granger 1497 OUTSTANDING WITNESSES: Princeton 1 20 Δ Shuyand Li Tom Riddle University 1126 University of Iowa 2 19 Π Megan Sherburne Dudley Dursely 1479 Hamilton College 3 19 Δ Ian Carradine Dobby 1015 Cornell University 4 19 Π Correy Warren Mad Eye Moody 1386 Yale University 5 18 Π Johnny Golding Sirius Black 1558 Brown University 6 18 Δ Thomas Keelan Hermione Granger 1497 Cornell University 7 16 Δ David Chough Gilderoy Lockhart 1387 Johns Hopkins 8 16 Δ Joe Boris Cedric Diggory University 1192 Braindeis 9 15 Δ Erica Cooperberg Draco Malfoy University 1376 Penn State 10 15 Π Mandy Stango Severous Snape University 1398.
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