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LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMPANY PROJECTED WINNER Round of 32 SWEET 16 ELITE 8 FINAL 4 FINAL 2 CHAMPION TOTAL POINTS RANK2 Gonzaga 2 LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMPANY PROJECTED WINNER Round of 32 SWEET 16 ELITE 8 FINAL 4 FINAL 2 CHAMPION TOTAL RANK2 (1 PT) (2 PTS) (3 PTS) (4 PTS) (5 PTS) (6 PTS) POINTS Lupo Dan Norris, Perne & French Gonzaga 27 32 59 1 Baker Dan Greenleaf Trust UNC 26 32 58 2 Scanlon Laurie Sherriff Goslin Roofing Duke 27 30 57 3 Berger Brad Merrill Lynch Duke 28 28 56 4 Byrne Rory Chicago Title of Michigan, Inc. Tennessee 26 30 56 4 Faber Jennifer 61st District Court UNC 26 30 56 4 Geoghan Josh Independent Bank MSU 26 30 56 4 Maas David Diversco Construction Co, Inc. Virginia 28 28 56 4 Ebels AJ Charter Capital Partners Duke 25 30 55 5 Eikey Chantal Rehmann Duke 25 30 55 5 Lockerbie Craig Sherriff Goslin Roofing Tennessee 29 26 55 5 Moyer Jeff The Bankruptcy Group, Inc. UNC 23 32 55 5 Osborne Dustin CooperDavis Financial MSU 25 30 55 5 Boomers Dawn Gordon Food Services Virginia 26 28 54 6 Grogan Dale Charter Capital Partners Duke 26 28 54 6 McGraw Michael Eastbrook Homes Virginia 24 30 54 6 Mingerink Chad Repocast Virginia 26 28 54 6 Sytsma Jack Morgan Stanley Duke 28 26 54 6 Ticknor Steve Sherriff Goslin Duke 24 30 54 6 VanderWal Jerry Meijer MSU 26 28 54 6 Block MJ Chicago Title of Michigan, Inc. Duke 25 28 53 7 DeVries Ryan The White Insurance Agency Gonzaga 23 30 53 7 Kerschen John Charter Capital Partners Duke 27 26 53 7 Mroz Kelsey Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital Gonzaga 27 26 53 7 Notarnicola Jon-Eric Advanced Radiology Services Duke 25 28 53 7 Nyenhuis Sabrina Tholl Pearson Group at Morgan Stanley MSU 27 26 53 7 Proctor Brady S.A. Mason Tennessee 25 28 53 7 Rasch David Harvest Wealth Advisors MSU 25 28 53 7 Schmidt Amy Greenville Partners Duke 23 30 53 7 Triezenberg Dan Wolverine Gas and Oil Corporation UNC 25 28 53 7 Wolff Eric ARM Duke 25 28 53 7 Alksnis Paul Michigan 24 28 52 8 Avery Krista Special Olympics Michigan, Inc MSU 24 28 52 8 Bauchan Chris Comerica Bank UNC 24 28 52 8 Bouma Chris Rebounderz MSU 26 26 52 8 Brady Norm ABC Western Michigan Michigan 28 24 52 8 Bruinsma Kayla Grand Equipment Company UNC 26 26 52 8 MJ MADNESS BRACKET CHALLENGE STANDINGS #1 2019 - MEN'S Page 1 of 5 LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMPANY PROJECTED WINNER Round of 32 SWEET 16 ELITE 8 FINAL 4 FINAL 2 CHAMPION TOTAL RANK2 (1 PT) (2 PTS) (3 PTS) (4 PTS) (5 PTS) (6 PTS) POINTS Coda Kara The Coda Corporation UNC 26 26 52 8 DeRyke Dan Bouma Corp UNC 24 28 52 8 Marcusse Steve Colliers International Duke 22 30 52 8 McKee Kat Amway Duke 24 28 52 8 Mingerink Kurt Miedema Asset Management Group Kansas St. 26 26 0 52 8 Mink Jan Mey Marketing, LLC Duke 24 28 52 8 Nyenhuis Joel CN Sawdust Michigan 26 26 52 8 Potvin Jon Colliers International UNC 22 30 52 8 Rogers Alex Raymond James Michigan 24 28 52 8 Schoettley Jim Comerica Bank Duke 24 28 52 8 Snyder Blake Kent Rubber Supply Co MSU 26 26 52 8 Stander Christine TransMatic Texas Tech 24 28 52 8 Yob Roger Special Olympics Michigan, Inc MSU 26 26 52 8 Berger Elisa Charter Capital Partners Duke 27 24 51 9 Ferch Tom Thresholds Duke 23 28 51 9 Grogan Mike Gonzaga 25 26 51 9 Hylant Matt Hylant Michigan 25 26 51 9 Kraay Colin Leisure Living Management Virginia 27 24 51 9 Lambert Emily Highpoint Community Bank Duke 25 26 51 9 Musgraves Jeff Old National Bank Virginia 25 26 51 9 Philpott Matt Spectrum Health Duke 25 26 51 9 Rant Adam Amway Duke 27 24 51 9 Ripley Erik GE Duke 23 28 51 9 Sella Jenn Cas17 Gonzaga 25 26 51 9 Bishop Mike PNC Bank UNC 28 22 50 10 Bruinsma Dave UNC 26 24 50 10 Feenstra Dean Plante Moran UNC 26 24 50 10 Fisher Jim Dickinson Wright UNC 24 26 50 10 Gach Aaron Boy Scouts of America, President Ford FSC MSU 24 26 50 10 Hoekzema Abigail Amway MSU 26 24 50 10 Jones Cara Grand Rapids Student Advancement Foundation Duke 24 26 50 10 Kelly Mike Pfizer Kentucky 24 26 50 10 Kowieski Tom Sawyer Nursery Duke 24 26 50 10 Norris David Pridgeon & Clay UNC 24 26 50 10 Quam Denny Viking Group Inc. Duke 24 26 50 10 Rasch Nancy Harvest Wealth Advisors Duke 24 26 50 10 Ripley Erin Cigna Kentucky 26 24 50 10 Romence Nikki Bronson Healthcare Michigan 26 24 50 10 Schaaf Kevin Amway Virginia 22 28 50 10 Schwartz Laura Alticor Inc. Gonzaga 24 26 50 10 Shira Shaun Grand Rapids Community Foundation UNC 22 28 50 10 Wisinski Derrick Krispak Gonzaga 24 26 50 10 MJ MADNESS BRACKET CHALLENGE STANDINGS #1 2019 - MEN'S Page 2 of 5 LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMPANY PROJECTED WINNER Round of 32 SWEET 16 ELITE 8 FINAL 4 FINAL 2 CHAMPION TOTAL RANK2 (1 PT) (2 PTS) (3 PTS) (4 PTS) (5 PTS) (6 PTS) POINTS Ysasi Ruben Subway Development of Western Michigan Duke 26 24 50 10 Briggs Alex The White Insurance Agency Florida State 25 24 49 11 Bruinsma Kyle Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Tennessee 25 24 49 11 Burke Steve Thresholds Duke 25 24 49 11 DeWys Anne Spectrum Health Virginia 23 26 49 11 Dunker Steffany Spectrum Health Virginia 23 26 49 11 Forsythe Steve Studio C Virginia 23 26 49 11 Huizinga Jeff Allied Mechanical Services Duke 25 24 49 11 Huizinga Marty ITS Partners, LLC Duke 25 24 49 11 Maiullo Grace Special Olympics Michigan Gonzaga 23 26 49 11 Mingerink Duane Repocast Duke 23 26 49 11 Overbeck Jim Fifth Third Bank Duke 21 28 49 11 Overbeck Renee Spectrum Health MSU 23 26 49 11 Panter Adam AIS Duke 25 24 49 11 Reid Patrick TBD Duke 23 26 49 11 Siegwald Jacob Level One Bank Tennessee 25 24 49 11 Vande Guchte John Strategies Wealth Advisors Duke 23 26 49 11 Whitteberry Steve Invictus M&A Duke 25 24 49 11 Williams Jeff Grand Wealth Management, LLC UNC 25 24 49 11 Boersma Jason Allied Mechanical Services Duke 22 26 48 12 Broene Derek Bank of America Duke 24 24 48 12 Brolick Sheri United States Federal Courts MSU 24 24 48 12 Candler Jaime CIBC Bank MSU 24 24 48 12 Catlett Phil Better Business Bureau - Western Michigan MSU 22 26 48 12 Caverly Dan ALPS Gonzaga 24 24 48 12 Chapman Roger Subway Development of Western Michigan Gonzaga 24 24 48 12 Eastman Kim River Valley Orthopedics Duke 22 26 48 12 Freeman Scott Comerica Bank Duke 22 26 48 12 Herman Sarah FLP Photography LLC Duke 26 22 48 12 Keller David Dematic Corp. MSU 24 24 48 12 Lampen Joe Wakestream Ventures Duke 26 22 48 12 Leonard Emily Mercy Health St. Mary's Duke 22 26 48 12 Morin Mike Michael Consulting MSU 24 24 48 12 Robinson Sadie Grand Rapids Counseling Services Tennessee 22 26 48 12 Stander Bob TransMatic Virginia 20 28 48 12 Ward Kyra Bronson Healthcare Duke 22 26 48 12 Weber Steve O'Keefe, LLC MSU 22 26 48 12 Ahmed Jay Highpoint Community Bank Duke 23 24 47 13 Bruinsma Britt Windquest Group, Inc. Duke 23 24 47 13 Christian Ryan Modern Woodmen of America Duke 23 24 47 13 Darling John Texas Tech 25 22 47 13 Faler Joe Crossroad Insurance Solutions Duke 21 26 47 13 MJ MADNESS BRACKET CHALLENGE STANDINGS #1 2019 - MEN'S Page 3 of 5 LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMPANY PROJECTED WINNER Round of 32 SWEET 16 ELITE 8 FINAL 4 FINAL 2 CHAMPION TOTAL RANK2 (1 PT) (2 PTS) (3 PTS) (4 PTS) (5 PTS) (6 PTS) POINTS Hoover Laura Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital Duke 23 24 47 13 Janiczek Randall Plante Moran Duke 23 24 47 13 Kilduff Cyd Spectrum Health UNC 23 24 47 13 Kingma Jeff King & MacGregor Environmental Virginia 23 24 47 13 Larson Claire Chemical Bank Duke 25 22 47 13 Leonard James Honigman Kentucky 25 22 47 13 Leslie Jeannine Forest Hills Publc Schools Foundation MSU 25 22 47 13 Leslie Scott Human Capital Solutions Consulting MSU 25 22 47 13 Mullen Jim DWH Duke 27 20 47 13 Newcombe Patrick Calder Investment Advisors MSU 23 24 47 13 Riddering George Plante Moran Virginia 23 24 47 13 Ripley Paul Metro Health University of Michigan Health MSU 23 24 47 13 Rollins Jean Spectrum Health Virginia 23 24 47 13 Sella Christopher Cas17 UNC 21 26 47 13 TerVeen Chris JP Morgan Chase MSU 23 24 47 13 Wiersma Zach Charter Capital Partners Gonzaga 23 24 47 13 Wolthuis Ryan Grand River Bank UNC 27 20 47 13 Youngdahl Russell NorthStar Capital Partners, LLC Duke 25 22 47 13 Coda Chance The Coda Corporation Duke 24 22 46 14 Davidson Bill Barr Engineering Duke 24 22 46 14 Davis Jen PNC Bank UNC 22 24 46 14 Hagan Nancy Studio C Virginia 22 24 46 14 Hebert Rick Sheriff-Goslin Co Duke 22 24 46 14 Herman James GE Aviation Gonzaga 24 22 46 14 Hileman Tim Special Olympics Michigan UNC 22 24 46 14 Maatman Jana Trivalent Group Duke 26 20 46 14 Miedema Austin Miedema Asset Management Group Michigan 26 20 46 14 Newcombe M.
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