2024 Summer Series
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Hi Folks! It has been great to see everyone at BAOC events over the last several months. A big thanks to all the volunteers and participants that have made these events successful.
As usual, over the late spring and summer, BAOC will be switching to predominantly shorter format events on typically more urban maps. This is the 2024 BAOC Summer Series!
Each Summer Series event will typically have a beginner (White) course, a "Short" intermediate course, and a "Long" intermediate course. (The "Short" and "Long" courses will have a difficulty of about a regular Orange course, or whatever technical level the map can support.) There will be six Summer Series events, as listed below. And the whole Series will run as an overall competition. In actual fact, there will be two separate competitions at each event—a "Short" and a "Long"—just like last year. (Athletes can score points on only the first of either the "Short" or the "Long" course they run at each event.)
The exact scoring will be explained in detail later, but basically participants' results are weighted by age and gender (see the explanation from last year below, which is subject to change for this year). And the best four scores from the six events for each participant will be considered for the final standings. In this fashion, all participants have a chance at the top spot—and missing an event or two will not spoil your chances. Points are also awarded for the Course Setter and Event Director of each event (since they cannot participate).
Note that, like last year, a special "Series Discount Package" is offered, providing a discount for registering in advance for the entire Series—see the details below. (Registering for the Discount Package does not require that you attend every event in the Series.)
As ever, these events are run entirely thanks to the efforts of volunteers. So please reach out to the individual Event Directors, or your Regional Event Coordinators, for volunteer opportunities at these events. And a huge thank-you to everyone who has already volunteered!
Looking forward to seeing you out there! Your BAOC Regional Event Coordinators:
- East Bay REC: Vicki Woolworth (
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- North Bay REC: Scott Aster ()
- Peninsula REC: Graham Brew ()
- South Bay REC: Graham Brew ()
- San Fran. REC: Deron van Hoff ()
The Schedule
The Summer Series schedule is below. Click on an "Event" link to go to the event webpage. After each event, you can click on results links to see the event results.
- Please note that the permits are pending for some of these events. That means, some of the dates and locations are subject to change. Keep an eye on this page for the latest news, but we will do our very best to stick to this schedule.
- Event #1 – Sunday, June 2 – Presidio of San Francisco (at Fort Scott) (results page, event points)
- Event #2 – Saturday, June 15 – Evergreen Valley College, San Jose (results page, event points, standings)
- Event #3 – Sunday, July 7 – Diablo Valley College, Pleasant Hill (results page, event points, standings)
- Event #4 – Sunday, July 21 – UC Berkeley (results page, event points, standings)
- Event #5 – Saturday, August 3 – Burton Creek State Park (results page, event points, standings)
- Event #6 – Sunday, August 25 – Bedwell Bayfront Park, Menlo Park (results page, event points, final standings)
Note to Beginners
BAOC welcomes beginners at events, with (free) "clinics" that introduce orienteering, and with "beginner" courses. We hope you will come to one or more of the Summer Series events (there is no requirement to attend all the events), and/or to our "regular" events listed in the Schedule.
Summer Series Discount Package
Like last year, there is a Summer Series Discount Package again this year. The package deal — which is available only for BAOC members — will cover the six events in the Summer Series.
- Note: If you are not a BAOC member, you can join the club and purchase the Discount Package for less than the adult non-member cost of four individual events. (See below for details.)
The package price is $60 for adults, $20 for juniors (ages 8–20), for all six (or fewer) events—thus presenting a great discount, even if you don't attend all of the events.
Here is the "fine print" for the Summer Series Discount Package:
- This fabulous deal is for club members running the Short or Long courses at the Summer Series events. (Click here to join BAOC or renew your membership. The least expensive membership is $15/year [$16 if paid online].)
- Beginner courses are available at all of the events, but there is no package price for them. Beginners will register for each event separately (i.e., either online or at the event).
- If you own an E-stick that you will use for the whole Series, you will be able to go directly to the Start at each event. You will not need to visit Registration or E-Punch first (except go to E-Punch if you need to change your course selection).
- E-stick rental is not available through the Discount Package entry form, despite what the entry form appears to offer (i.e., ignore everything related to a rental E-stick). You will be able to rent an E-stick at each event by visiting the Registration table.
- There will be no refunds if you can't make it to all the events (but you will have the satisfaction of donating to your favorite O' club).
- The Discount Package must be purchased through the link below. It cannot be purchased at an event.
- Registering for the Discount Package automatically enters you in all the remaining 2024 Summer Series events. Thus, you should not register for individual events, and nothing needs to be done if you do not attend an event.
- You must register for the Discount Package at least two days before the next event.
- When you go to an event, you can go directly to the Start if you do not need to change your course selection or E-punch number.
You can sign up for the Summer Series Discount Package here (https://eventreg.orienteeringusa.org/eventregister/register/start/24sspackage).
- You can see who has already signed up here (https://eventreg.orienteeringusa.org/eventregister/reglist/home/24sspackage).
Note: If you are not a BAOC member (and thus not eligible for the package), or you do not want to register for the Discount Package, each event will also have its own entry form. To sign up for a single event, register online before the event or register at the event. (If registering at the event, to save some time at the event, you can download and print the entry form linked on the event's webpage, and bring the form to Registration at the event.)
Important Note to All Participants
Everyone must observe out-of-bounds areas indicated on the maps. Please note, in particular, that olive-green areas are out of bounds.
Failure to stay out of out-of-bounds areas could jeopardize our ability to get permission to hold future events at the venue, as well as being unfair to those participants who go around the areas.
Some of the events will use maps with ISSprOM (International Standard for Sprint Orienteering Maps) symbols, which indicate impassible features like buildings, fences, vegetation, and walls. Note that the rules forbid crossing (including reaching over or through) any feature shown on the map as "impassible", even if it's physically possible to cross (or reach over or through).
- A sheet showing all the symbols used on Sprint Orienteering maps is available as this file (1MB PDF).
- The latest edition of the International Specification for Sprint Orienteering Maps (ISSprOM 2019-2) is in this document (8.0MB PDF). (The identical file on the IOF website is much larger.)
- These related IOF documents are available: ISSprOM - Guidelines For Complex Urban Structures (2.6MB PDF) and What Has Changed In ISSprOM 2019 (764KB PDF).
- Some of the event venues include multilevel situations, which can be hard to interpret from a two-dimensional map. ISSprOM includes special symbols for that purpose, which can be seen in this explanation.
The Series Competition
The BAOC Summer Series will be split into two competitions, a series of Short courses and a series Long courses, both of which will be "handicapped" by age and gender—that is, using the same system we used in 2017–2019, 2022, and 2023.
The six planned Summer Series events (see above) will be set on some of our best "urban" maps—campuses, parks, etc.—which make for better events during the summer. There will, in fact, be effectively two Summer Series—a Short-distance version, and a Long-distance version. We have made this decision acknowledging the diversity of the athletes we have at BAOC events, and hopefully everyone will find a distance they are comfortable with. Both Short and Long will be basically "the most technically challenging courses the map will support". The Short courses will not be "easier", they are simply shorter.
- Important Note: Points earned in one Summer Series (e.g., Short) are not valid in the other series (e.g., Long). And each competitor will ultimately be ranked based on the points from their best four of the six events. Thus the intention is that each athlete will choose to compete in either the Short or the Long competition, and (mostly) stick to that length throughout the summer. Of course, everyone is welcome to run any course they wish at each event, but to maximize your chance of a higher overall position, you should try to stick to one length or the other throughout the summer. Furthermore, while you are always welcome to run two (or three!) courses at any event, you will be eligible to earn points only on the first course you run at an event (which means no points if you run a ranking course after the Beginner [White] course).
Note that, in addition to the Ranking-Short course and the Ranking-Long course, each event will have a non-ranking White course, and perhaps a second non-ranking course. Further details for each event will be released closer to the date (i.e., on the webpage for the event).
As in previous years, the Summer Series results are weighted ("handicapped") by age and gender, to create something closer to a level playing field for all athletes. The participants' age and gender information will be obtained from past BAOC events where this information was used. Failing that, the OSUA rankings website (https://rankings.orienteeringusa.org/find.php) will be referenced. (If we do not have access to the information, you will need to tell us your birth year [just the year, not the date] and gender, so we can give each athlete a fair representation in the points.)
If you are a relative newcomer to BAOC events, and you know you are not listed on that OUSA website, you can help us out by sending your gender and year of birth (please do not send your complete date of birth—we have no interest in that). You can send the information to
Graham Brew (), or give it to Registration at your first event. If we don't have your information, we will try to reach you to get the information. If we ultimately fail to determine an athlete's age and gender, they will be assumed to be a 21-year-old male. Hence, it is in each athlete's best interest to give us accurate information.
The Series rankings will be released (to the BayONet (https://groups.io/g/BAOC) and on the BAOC website) as quickly as possible after each event, although please allow a few days for the various processing to take place.
As in previous years, credit will be given for Course Setting and Event Directing (so contact us now if you would like to earn some "free" points this way!).
If there are any questions or comments on any of the above, you can contact Graham Brew (). However, questions about specific events, locations, etc. are best addressed to the Event Director for each event.
Very best of luck to all competitors, and we look forward to seeing you out there!
– Graham Brew, BAOC Event Coordinator, and the entire BAOC Summer Series Team
Scoring and Awards
- Note: It's not likely to happen, but these details are subject to change.
To make things a little more interesting, participants can accumulate points throughout the Series based on their results. Some of the best minds in the world's greatest database companies, and in the nation's finest research labs have deliberated carefully, and arrived at a scoring system for the Summer Series. (It's the same system that was used in 2017–2019, 2022, and 2023, crafted by François and Dennis.)
The scoring system for the Summer Series will combine all participants into two categories by making adjustments, based on age and gender, to each person's performance. The person with the best adjusted performance in a given race will be awarded 1000 points. Everyone else will be awarded points in proportion to how their own adjusted performance compares to that of the person given 1000 points.
At each event in the Series there will be two identified ranking courses, which will be used for scoring. The other course(s) offered at the event will have no affect on the Series scoring.
Here are the details.
- We will use tables developed by USA Track and Field that make adjustments to 10 km road-race times based on age and gender.
- Each participant in the Summer Series has a fixed reference time based on those tables.
- For a given race, each person's adjusted performance ratio is calculated as their actual time for that race divided by their reference time.
- The person with the best adjusted performance ratio for the day is the leader and is awarded 1000 points.
- For anyone else, their point score is the leader's adjusted performance ratio divided by their own adjusted performance ratio, then multiplied by 1000, and rounded off to the nearest whole number.
This means it is possible for someone who finishes with the slowest legal time in a race to still have the highest point score for the day. So, don't give up!
Now that you've studied the methodology for scoring in minute detail, perhaps an example is in order.
- Suppose there is an event with just three people: a 45-year-old male who we'll call "F"; a 70-year-old male called "D", and a 25-year-old female called "T". (Amazingly, their ages haven't changed since the first Summer Series in 2017! 😉) Suppose their times on the course are as follows:
- F 45:51
- T 49:30
- D 57:20
- Given their ages and genders, their reference times are as follows.
- (The USATF tables that we are using for reference times [and related documentation] can be found here (http://runscore.com/Alan/AgeGrade.html). We're using the files MaleRoadStd2020.xlsx (https://github.com/AlanLyttonJones/Age-Grade-Tables/raw/master/2020%20Files/MaleRoadStd2020.xlsx) and FemaleRoadStd2020.xlsx (https://github.com/AlanLyttonJones/Age-Grade-Tables/raw/master/2020%20Files/FemaleRoadStd2020.xlsx) in the "2020 Files (https://github.com/AlanLyttonJones/Age-Grade-Tables/tree/master/2020%20Files)" folder. In those files, we're using the "10 km" column on the "AgeStdHMS" tab.)
- F 28:30
- T 29:43
- D 35:45
- Dividing the actual course times by the reference times gives these adjusted performance ratios for the course:
- F 1.60877
- T 1.66573
- D 1.60373
- So, with the lowest adjusted performance ratio, D is the leader (despite having the slowest time) and gets 1000 points. To get the points for the others, divide their ratios into D's and multiply by 1000, and you get F with 997 points and T with 963.
Conclusion: If you want to win in the Summer Series, either (a) get fast, or (b) get old fast.
By popular demand, final standings will be based on each person's four best scores in the six-event Series.
For the record, note that Graham Brew is the Official Scorer, so all queries and compliments should go to him. Complaints should be sent to DeptOfComplaints@whitehouse.gov (Good luck with that!).
We need to know everyone's age in order to make these calculations. As usual, your orienteering age is your age at the end of the calendar year. So what we really want is your year of birth, not your actual birth date. There will be sign-up sheets at either Registration or the E-punch download table at each event. Please write down your name and year of birth if we don't already have them.
Some "fine print":
- Everyone who has a valid finish for that day's full ranking course will be awarded points (except group entries will not earn points). However, to be eligible for the cumulative awards, you must be a BAOC member in good standing as of the date of the final event of the Series.
- If you don't tell us your year of birth, we will assume you are a 21-year-old male. If you like that idea better than you like getting more points, well, that's up to you.
- If we find out your age after some of the point calculations have been made, we will try to go back and recalculate your point scores for the earlier events. In no case, though, will such retroactive point adjustments exceed 1000 points for a given race. (In other words, if you don't tell us your year of birth in time, and you should have been the leader that day, you won't quite get all the credit you might have gotten.)
- Course Setters for events in the Series will be given points for their own event equal to their best other point score in the Series. Event Directors (some of whom may be able to run in their own event) will be given the higher of (a) their actual score in the event or (b) their best other point score in the Series.
Series Results
The final Series results will be posted here after the last event. The results for each event, and the Series standings through each event, will be available on the results page for each event (links will be added to the Schedule above).
Final Series Results
Congratulations to everyone who participated in the events. We hope you had fun.
Thanks to everyone who helped at the events. The events would not have been successful without you.
- The methodology of determining Summer Series points is explained above. In particular, note that group/team entries do not earn points, and 21-year-old male is assumed ("M21" below) if we don't have a person's birth year and/or gender.
- As noted above, Event Directors and Course Setters receive credit for their service. Points earned by those credits are annotated below with "ed" or "cs", respectively.
- Event Abbreviations:
- PSF = Presidio of San Francisco; EVC = Evergreen Valley College; DVC = Diablo Valley College; UCB = U.C. Berkeley; BC = Burton Creek; BBP = Bedwell Bayfront Park
- You can click on a column heading below to go to the results page for the event.
"Short Series" Standings After All Events
Pl Name PSF EVC DVC UCB BC BBP Total # Best 4 1 Dennis Wildfogel 876 1000 1000 971 3847 4 3847 2 Steve Gregg 920 975 863 1000 3758 4 3758 3 Werner Haag 905 1000cs 720 715 1000 4340 5 3625 4 Sheila Cotter 1000 882 825 856 878 4441 5 3616 5 Alfredo Fernandez 869 887 1000 786 741 4283 5 3542 6 Evan Custer 705 640 606 801 2752 4 2752 7 Yana Konovalenko 668 597 795 662 2722 4 2722 8 Dan Greene 600 499 509 663 2271 4 2271 9 Mike Chin 648 595 795 2038 3 2038 10 Jeff Lanam 477 399 414 446 487 392 2615 6 1824 11 George Minarik 535 640 636 1811 3 1811 12 Sarah Williams 649 714 441 1804 3 1804 12 Jay Hann 403 428 535 389 438 2193 5 1804 14 Johanna Merriss 896 859 1755 2 1755 15 Olga Kraght 731 622 1353 2 1353 16 Rosemary Johnson 395 506 434 1335 3 1335 17 Amelya La Rocca 343 268 318 310 1239 4 1239 18 Ryah Newton 348 319 431 1098 3 1098 19 Caroline Paxson 389 431 257 1077 3 1077 20 Andres Peña (M21) 609 446 1055 2 1055 21 Marie De Vre 335 393 315 1043 3 1043 22 Andrew Petersen 974 974 1 974 23 Quincy Rosenzweig 906 906 1 906 24 Ruth Bromer 831 831 1 831 25 Laura Henson 830 830 1 830 26 Joseph Huberman 802 802 1 802 27 Katy Robinson 465 332 797 2 797 28 Marie Sandsor 727 727 1 727 29 Steve Beuerman 342 371 713 2 713 30 Carol Schick-Lyda 692 692 1 692 31 Aron Walker 691 691 1 691 32 Vicki Woolworth 685 685 1 685 33 Vladimir Gusiatnikov 662 662 1 662 34 Alex Dubinchyk 298 355 653 2 653 35 Erika Reed 650 650 1 650 36 Gustav Telle-Hansen 608 608 1 608 37 Lauren Wemmer 589 589 1 589 38 Clara Staats 314 265 579 2 579 39 Jamie Maclean 572 572 1 572 40 Rory Maclean 553 553 1 553 41 Scott Aster 552 552 1 552 42 Anna Staats 252 297 549 2 549 43 Deven Flores (M21) 487 487 1 487 44 Siqing Yi 484 484 1 484 44 Kyle Yee 484 484 1 484 46 Michelle Nguyen 474 474 1 474 46 Iryna Mamontova (M21) 474 474 1 474 48 Kris Brown 459 459 1 459 49 Taelyn Ailes 458 458 1 458 50 Benjamin Huang 457 457 1 457 51 Susan Tischler 453 453 1 453 52 Vivi Mellow 452 452 1 452 53 Oleksie Memontov 449 449 1 449 54 Nolan Vokey 440 440 1 440 55 Yun Yung Chiu 437 437 1 437 56 Jose Fernandez 430 430 1 430 57 Landen Elliott (M21) 426 426 1 426 58 Xiao Yan Li 425 425 1 425 59 Katherine Shelburne 423 423 1 423 60 Yana Cubinchyk 421 421 1 421 61 Sheila Baker 414 414 1 414 62 John Barbegallo 410 410 1 410 63 Sarah Naughten 408 408 1 408 64 Nazar Potereyko 398 398 1 398 64 Ken Considine 398 398 1 398 64 Sherry Timmerman 398 398 1 398 67 Martin Buhr 395 395 1 395 68 A Embla 388 388 1 388 69 Steve Tischler 387 387 1 387 70 Oliver Robinson 383 383 1 383 71 William Barbegallo (M21) 382 382 1 382 72 Kendall Bagley 376 376 1 376 73 A Mikkel 356 356 1 356 74 Adriana Jergusova 349 349 1 349 75 Oshri Afanzar 345 345 1 345 76 Matthew Blain (M21) 342 342 1 342 77 Wyatt Lin 325 325 1 325 78 Eli Mally 322 322 1 322 78 K. Kushalnagar 322 322 1 322 80 Igor Shturma (M21) 308 308 1 308 81 Elina Yang 304 304 1 304 82 Kian Gupta 293 293 1 293 82 Siddhant Swaminathan (M21) 293 293 1 293 84 Neville Fernandes 288 288 1 288 85 Michael O'Sullivan (M21) 285 285 1 285 86 Kara O'Connor 283 283 1 283 88 Julie Minton (M21) 283 283 1 283 88 CK Tran (M21) 269 269 1 269 89 John Phillips 259 259 1 259 90 John Harvey 253 253 1 253 91 Dawei Sun 244 244 1 244 92 Alan Jank 238 238 1 238 93 Herb Fockler 237 237 1 237 94 Tara Makker 235 235 1 235 95 Kim Van Berkel 234 234 1 234 96 Ben Amber (M21) 216 216 1 216 97 Yana Dubinchyk 200 200 1 200 98 Savitri Khalsa (M21) 190 190 1 190
"Long Series" Standings After All Events
Pl Name PSF EVC DVC UCB BC BBP Total # Best 4 1 Yurii Konovalenko 1000 1000 1000 1000 985 4985 5 4000 2 Francois Leonard 1000 882 1000cs 1000 3882 4 3882 3 Rex Winterbottom 938 822 738 821 548 780 4647 6 3361 4 Wayne Staats 865 783 865cs 779 3292 4 3292 5 Marie-Josee Parayre 930 651 930ed 690 3201 4 3201 6 Tapio Karras 955 727 707 807 3196 4 3196 7 Chuck Spalding 824 646 716 771 676 3633 5 2987 8 Stephanie Maclean 829 611 646 829ed 634 3549 5 2938 9 Liubov Pitko 859 659 706 684 663 3571 5 2912 10 Emily Ellsworth 761 741 660 635 695 3492 5 2857 11 Tom De Vre 871 601 622 595 691 669 4049 6 2853 12 Steve Haas 830 564 605 541 830ed 3370 5 2829 13 Deron van Hoff 699ed 617 663 699 2678 4 2678 14 John Richardson 805 638 601 586 470 610 3710 6 2654 15 Drew Taplin 677 521 664 665 2527 4 2527 16 Theo Verhoeven 677 569 559 485 668 2958 5 2473 17 Ian Smith 861 770 787 2418 3 2418 18 Josef Estrada-Ledesma 612 655 680 413 2360 4 2360 19 Derek Maclean 655 541 499 655cs 2350 4 2350 20 Weichun Fong 660 598 624 420 2302 4 2302 21 Tac Sugiyama 817 751 732 2300 3 2300 22 Jeff Goodwin 732 687 876 2295 3 2295 23 Graham Brew 795 661 838 2294 3 2294 24 Ouri Karni 859 645 721 2225 3 2225 25 Van Boughner 707 542 507 419 2175 4 2175 26 Andrej Masalkov 706 721 714 2141 3 2141 27 Kathleen Lan 709 548 625 237 2119 4 2119 28 Jason Reed 611 513 480 506 2110 4 2110 29 Sean Robinson 521 577 411 592 2101 4 2101 30 Gary Kraght 749 625 607 1981 3 1981 31 Gavin Wyatt-Mair 759 605 601 1965 3 1965 32 Jeffrey Kabel 698 660 605 1963 3 1963 33 Michael Robinson 500 539 350 542 1931 4 1931 34 Josh Munic 427 615 444 414 1900 4 1900 35 Olga Boiarynova 587 694 617 1898 3 1898 36 Eric Rosenzweig 561 623 626 1810 3 1810 37 Jerry Skirvin 504 368 429 294 458 2053 5 1759 38 Erin Schirm 929 758 1687 2 1687 39 Syd Reader 840 836 1676 2 1676 40 Noah Bean 668 389 444 1501 3 1501 41 Neva Mellow 373 326 367 414 1480 4 1480 42 Misha Kreslavsky 696 722 1418 2 1418 43 Tyler Williams 822 561 1383 2 1383 44 Jake Niebaum 683 639 1322 2 1322 45 Erika Reed 763 530 1293 2 1293 46 Parag Gupta 659 573 1232 2 1232 47 Matthias Kohler 602 602cs 1204 2 1204 48 Shengye Wang 295 303 292 285 263 1438 5 1175 49 Nikolay Chukanov 553 550 1103 2 1103 50 Taelyn Ailes 594 482 1076 2 1076 51 Tian Liang 570 489 1059 2 1059 52 Carl Hoel 976 976 1 976 53 Luis Cervantes 362 292 319 973 3 973 54 Wyatt Riley 948 948 1 948 55 Peter Telle-Hansen 939 939 1 939 56 Fanny Jacobsson 932 932 1 932 57 Dan Stoll 928 928 1 928 58 Ronny Ward 469 432 901 2 901 59 Greg Khanlarov 892 892 1 892 60 Titkina 879 879 1 879 61 Nick van Hoff 479 389 868 2 868 62 Lori Huberman 840 840 1 840 63 David Thomas 835 835 1 835 64 Jasmine Slater 389 441 830 2 830 65 Marcy Beard 825 825 1 825 66 William Nguyen 444 360 804 2 804 67 Will Guzick 799 799 1 799 68 Jamie Maclean 460 327 787 2 787 69 Evgeny Kachanovsky 777 777 1 777 70 A Hansen 776 776 1 776 71 Rahel Schneider 772 772 1 772 72 Evgeny Kathanovsky 767 767 1 767 73 Taylor Pospisil 764 764 1 764 74 Roger Telle-Hansen 739 739 1 739 75 Jeff Street 721 721 1 721 76 Greg Favor 703 703 1 703 77 Steve Smith 701 701 1 701 78 Patrick Karion 693 693 1 693 79 R Idne 683 683 1 683 79 Peter Laraia 683 683 1 683 81 Lubomir Sebo 679 679 1 679 82 Nikolay Makhnenko 661 661 1 661 83 Don Fallis 649 649 1 649 84 John Beard 630 630 1 630 85 Patrick Ye 619 619 1 619 86 Kipley Fiebig 613 613 1 613 87 Paul Carson 597 597 1 597 88 Luis Fernandez Luque 586 586 1 586 89 Henrike Siemen 577 577 1 577 90 Vin Noah 562 562 1 562 91 Denis Kourakin 559 559 1 559 91 James Arthurton 559 559 1 559 93 Jacob Hilton 558 558 1 558 94 Chris Haney 555 555 1 555 95 Rex Vokey 548 548 1 548 96 Fufei An 547 547 1 547 97 Raynar Malasaga 544 544 1 544 98 Irena Savenkova 543 543 1 543 99 Jason Lee 542 542 1 542 100 Jan Jergus 539 539 1 539 101 Nikita Phillips 530 530 1 530 102 Kai Douglas 524 524 1 524 103 Jason Szydlik 518 518 1 518 104 Peter Gao 508 508 1 508 105 Cody Chick 495 495 1 495 106 Sunny Maxey 486 486 1 486 106 McDaniel 486 486 1 486 108 Meg Thomas 485 485 1 485 109 Kaushik Komandur 482 482 1 482 110 Alan Craig 481 481 1 481 111 Amber Kuo 457 457 1 457 112 Alice Chiao 453 453 1 453 113 Peter Olsten 440 440 1 440 114 Connor Rogers 437 437 1 437 115 Siqing Yi 436 436 1 436 116 A O Sullivan 433 433 1 433 117 Shai Kahana 432 432 1 432 118 Nik Weber 431 431 1 431 119 Ray Rosenbaum 423 423 1 423 120 Vicki Woolworth 412 412 1 412 120 Robert Olson 412 412 1 412 122 Trevor Starck 401 401 1 401 123 Gregory Moy (M21) 389 389 1 389 124 Scott Sampson 378 378 1 378 125 Isai Vazquez 371 371 1 371 126 Toby Street 370 370 1 370 127 Donald Taggart (M21) 369 369 1 369 128 Alison Weber 365 365 1 365 129 Kevin Henry (M21) 360 360 1 360 130 Gilles Boccon-Gibod 354 354 1 354 131 Chase 352 352 1 352 132 Yun Yung Chiu 349 349 1 349 133 Ian Millard 337 337 1 337 134 Nazar Potereyko 326 326 1 326 135 Henry Shen 324 324 1 324 136 Mirjana Spasojevic 304 304 1 304 137 Miroslav Trubelja 304 304 1 304 138 Julie van Hoff 272 272 1 272 139 Timon Sloane 267 267 1 267 140 Lianne Wong 192 192 1 192 141 Yong Tang (M21) 162 162 1 162 142 Brian Ritchken ED 0 1 0 143 Julia Doubson ED 0 1 0