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High School Championship -- Standings 2017 TCA South Texas State Scholastic Championships: High School Championship -- Standings # Place Name ID Rtng Post Team Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Rd 5 Rd 6 Rd 7 Tot TBrk[M] TBrk[M] TBrk[S] TBrk[R] TBrk[C] 1 1 Priya Niki Trakru 13806686 2013 2033 STSTMAW63 W53 W18 W25 W12 W2 W6 7.0 30.5 24.5 34.5 34 28 2 2-5 Camille Y Kao 14297024 1969 1968 W85 W82 W32 W20 W11 L1 W15 6.0 29 22 32 25.5 26 3 Polo Stein 14275794 1709 1726 SBSBHSW69 W58 D10 W14 W27 D6 W16 6.0 28 22.5 31.5 27.25 24.5 4 Genta Kaieda 14354622 1888 1877 SHSHS W52 W41 L39 W43 W25 W22 W17 6.0 26.5 21.5 30.5 26.5 23 5 Fabian Olivares 13958918 1614 1656 SBSBHSW78 W16 W54 L39 W41 W11 W13 6.0 26.5 21.5 30 26.5 24 6 6-9 Jonathan Huerta 14086076 1748 1757 BRHHECHSW87 W111 W49 W26 W39 D3 L1 5.5 28.5 21.5 30.5 21 26 7 Satya G Holla 14354691 1698 1704 STSATSW72 W91 W33 L11 W26 W20 D8 5.5 27.5 22 30.5 23.25 23.5 8 Ritik Verma 13745958 1927 1903 CCVETERAW126 L44 W73 W30 W10 W36 D7 5.5 27 21.5 28.5 22.25 21.5 9 Jesus Guillen Jr 13762512 1791 1766 BRHHECHSW73 W108 L26 W111 D31 W40 W29 5.5 23.5 19 25.5 19.25 21.5 10 10-24 Nicholas Galindo 14494914 1390 1530 BRPORTERW99 W67 D3 W29 L8 W31 D12 5.0 29 23 32 21 22 11 Glen Ernest Rocha 16122046 1459 1543 HREARLYW65 W56 W84 W7 L2 L5 W44 5.0 29 23 32 20 23 12 Jorge Hernandez 14281624 1611 1617 SHSHS W51 W68 W44 W40 L1 D19 D10 5.0 29 22 32.5 20.5 23.5 13 Michael D Thomas 14793323 1783 1750 SBVMA W75 L43 W87 W42 W32 W28 L5 5.0 26.5 20.5 29.5 19.5 21 14 Jose Castillo Jr 14085711 1493 1504 BRHHECHSD103 W64 W35 L3 D30 W43 W40 5.0 26.5 20.5 29 19.5 19 15 Luis Ferna Cortes 16210668 1660 1658 LAUNITEDW71 W88 D30 W66 D28 W46 L2 5.0 26 20 29 18.5 23 16 Michael Garza 15594536 1248 1375 MCROWEW140 L5 B--- W101 W66 W27 L3 5.0 25.5 21.5 25.5 10.5 20 17 Austin Nguyen 14505826 1622 1616 STSTMAW90 W60 L40 W68 W44 W39 L4 5.0 25.5 19.5 29 18.5 22 18 Osiel Castillo 13877068 1450 1461 BREARLYHW89 W86 L1 L65 W52 W42 W41 5.0 25.5 18.5 28.5 18 19 19 Arush Shekar 14217497 1295 1436 STSATSW119 W101 W46 L27 W74 D12 D21 5.0 24.5 19.5 26.5 17 22.5 20 Ian A Reyes 13276555 1498 1514 BRATHLOSW110 W107 W42 L2 X100 L7 W54 5.0 24.5 18.5 24.5 13 21 21 Emilio Dani Silva 14592874 1392 1400 SHPIONEEW127 D80 L29 W70 W64 W48 D19 5.0 24 19 26 17.25 19.5 22 Ramiro V Gonzalez 13711741 1510 1508 STSTMAW55 L84 W69 W107 W83 L4 W49 5.0 23.5 17.5 26 17 20 23 Marco Jacome 15321136 1414 1408 SHPIONEEL45 W93 W90 L83 W50 W85 W46 5.0 21 17 24 17 17 24 Noah Jame Barnard 15595587 1578 1553 BRATHLOSW121 L42 W92 W84 L40 W82 W39 5.0 20.5 16.5 22.5 15 19 25 25-38 J Banuelos-Flores 14968037 1468 1480 SHPIONEEW98 W57 W43 L1 L4 D68 W79 4.5 28 21 30.5 16.25 20 26 Luis E Salinas 13815537 1421 1464 SHPIONEEW80 W103 W9 L6 L7 D56 W69 4.5 27.5 22 30 17 20 27 Marcos Garcia 13762732 1626 1592 BRVMHSW81 D35 W45 W19 L3 L16 W47 4.5 27.5 21.5 31 18.75 20 28 Matthew Hernandez 14275580 1499 1508 BRPACEHSD64 W109 W37 W34 D15 L13 D30 4.5 27 22 29.5 18 20.5 29 Er Quintanilla Jr 13054696 1500 1498 SBSBHSW83 D70 W21 L10 W47 W33 L9 4.5 27 21.5 30 18.25 20 30 Xavier Alon Felix 15321074 1366 1436 SHSHS W95 W106 D15 L8 D14 W90 D28 4.5 26.5 21 29 15.75 19.5 31 Coby Portales 13958808 1436 1437 LFLFU L67 W96 W71 W45 D9 L10 W68 4.5 25 19.5 28 16.75 17.5 32 Michael A Thomson 14323593 1450 1479 SHSHS W113 W92 L2 W56 L13 W84 D36 4.5 25 19 27.5 14.75 19.5 33 Connor Griffith 14737023 1381 1386 SHSHS W97 W47 L7 D50 W67 L29 W72 4.5 24 18.5 27 16 19 Page 1 3/13/2017 1:33 PM 2017 TCA South Texas State Scholastic Championships: High School Championship -- Standings # Place Name ID Rtng Post Team Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Rd 5 Rd 6 Rd 7 Tot TBrk[M] TBrk[M] TBrk[S] TBrk[R] TBrk[C] 34 25-38 Robert Torres 13337648 1412 1399 SBSBHSD76 W48 W70 L28 D38 D69 W65 4.5 23.5 19 27 16.75 18 35 Luis Cigarroa 14511134 1257 1317 HRHSHSW137 D27 L14 L48 W76 W101 W74 4.5 23 18 25.5 12.75 16 36 Andrew Hernandez 14738911 1606 1577 BRPACEHSL104 W127 W75 W86 W82 L8 D32 4.5 22 16.5 24 13.75 18.5 37 Crystal Mar Solis 14270185 1332 1329 BRHHECHSD101 W119 L28 W103 D49 D65 W71 4.5 20.5 16 22.5 13 17 38 Eduardo D Heredia 14354670 1342 1321 SHSHS D105 D102 D121 W78 D34 D72 W70 4.5 20 15.5 22 14.5 16.5 39 39-63 Juan Homero Llano 15674374 1422 1497 LAUNITEDW96 W104 W4 W5 L6 L17 L24 4.0 30.5 24.5 33 17.5 22 40 Mario Luis Guerra 14916394 1364 1434 SHPIONEEW131 W115 W17 L12 W24 L9 L14 4.0 27.5 22 29 13.5 21 41 Sebastia Guajardo 15064448 1344 1362 SHPIONEEW50 L4 W104 W102 L5 W45 L18 4.0 27 21 29.5 13 18 42 Jaime E Reyna Jr 13515403 1239 1325 BRPACEHSW139 W24 L20 L13 W55 L18 W83 4.0 26.5 21.5 26.5 12 17 43 Jimmy Burrows 16152492 1280 1358 EDENHSW123 W13 L25 L4 W92 L14 W87 4.0 26 20 28 13 17 44 Arturo Melgoza 16173676 1327 1378 MCROWEW117 W8 L12 W115 L17 W89 L11 4.0 25.5 20 27.5 12.5 19 45 Esequiel Salas 16238522 1064 1274 LJJLHS W23 W77 L27 L31 W57 L41 W86 4.0 25 20 28 15.5 17 46 Kevin Benavides 13053996 1549 1503 LFLOSFREW109 W132 L19 W51 W65 L15 L23 4.0 25 20 26 11.5 20 47 Andres Ren Garcia 15814432 1041 1227 LAUNITEDX--- L33 W58 W54 L29 W66 L27 4.0 24.5 20 24.5 11.5 17 48 Andrew M Gonzales 14085836 1107 1267 SHSHS D66 L34 W105 W35 W77 L21 D61 4.0 24.5 19.5 27 14.25 16 49 Aaron Saldana 13286567 1418 1403 SBSBHSW93 W118 L6 D67 D37 W86 L22 4.0 24.5 19 26.5 12 18.5 50 Jolie Ma Gonzalez 14969471 1000 1177 LFLFU L41 W52 X--- D33 L23 W111 D53 4.0 23.5 20 23.5 10.75 14.5 51 Carlos Garcia II 14042631 1151 1250 EDENHSL12 W130 W61 L46 D79 D60 W84 4.0 23.5 18.5 25 12.25 14.5 52 Joshua Gaytan 15256108 1196 1228 SHPIONEEL4 L50 W119 W97 L18 W95 W82 4.0 23.5 17.5 25.5 11 12 53 Ronaldo Cruz 15020172 1319 1320 SHSHS W128 L1 W118 L100 W87 D74 D50 4.0 23.5 16.5 25.5 10.75 16.5 54 Daniel Garza Jr 14281630 1348 1332 SHPIONEEW114 W134 L5 L47 W75 W83 L20 4.0 23 17 24 10 18 55 Jessica Lopez 15635392 1132 1218 LAUNITEDL22 W135 L82 W58 L42 W91 W88 4.0 21.5 16.5 22.5 11 13 56 Brando Cienfuegos 15960843 1212 1225 LAUNITEDW122 L11 W132 L32 W115 D26 D59 4.0 21.5 16.5 22.5 9.75 16.5 57 Jose Palacio 14260874 1213 1195 SHSHS W133 L25 L94 W93 L45 W96 W97 4.0 20.5 16 21.5 10.5 14 58 Angel U Escobedo 14485190 1262 1233 BRVMHSW124 L3 L47 L55 W112 W98 X90 4.0 20.5 14.5 20.5 7.5 12 59 Rolando Cruz 15019614 1294 1271 SHSHS D102 W105 L66 L64 W103 W73 D56 4.0 19.5 15.5 22 11.75 15 60 Marcos A Gonzalez 15242245 1260 1248 LAUNITEDW116 L17 L115 W98 D71 D51 W92 4.0 19.5 14.5 21.5 11.75 14.5 61 Alan F Reyes 14064584 1346 1298 BREARLYHL115 W99 L51 D104 W121 W64 D48 4.0 19 15 21 11.75 13.5 62 Alejandro Lerma 15784802 1289 1244 BRATHLOSL106 W97 L83 L90 W119 W109 W85 4.0 17.5 14 19.5 10.5 12 63 Robert Montoya III 14592627 1206 1243 SHPIONEEL1 D131 H--- U--- W117 W115 W89 4.0 15.5 16 15.5 7.75 11 64 64-81 Roman Bermea 14042364 1122 1219 EDENHSD28 L14 W76 W59 L21 L61 W106 3.5 21 21 28.5 12.25 13.5 65 Tommy Thomson III 14183507 1105 1211 SHSHS L11 W122 W88 W18 L46 D37 L34 3.5 21 21 27.5 12.25 16 66 Miranda A Ruiz 13773691 1480 1424 BRHHECHSD48 W76 W59 L15 L16 L47 W110 3.5 19.5 19.5 27 12 15.5 Page 2 3/13/2017 1:33 PM 2017 TCA South Texas State Scholastic Championships: High School Championship -- Standings # Place Name ID Rtng Post Team Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Rd 5 Rd 6 Rd 7 Tot TBrk[M] TBrk[M] TBrk[S] TBrk[R] TBrk[C] 67 64-81 Jose Carlos Meza 15787116 1088 1235 EDENHSW31 L10 W91 D49 L33 L79 W108 3.5 19.5 19.5 27 12 15 68 Karla Zendejas 15567982 1256 1270 BRPORTERW130 L12 W117 L17 W81 D25 L31 3.5 19.5 19.5 26 9.25 16 69 Savannah Moya 14038215 1170 1218 EDENHSL3 W123 L22 W120 W91 D34 L26 3.5 19 19 27 9.25 14 70 Anthoney Nuniz 16249763 1219 1217 LAUNITEDW136 D29 L34 L21 W129 W106 L38 3.5 19 19 25 7.75 15 71 Daniel Alfaro 15320992 1164 1194 SHSHS L15 W124 L31 W130 D60 W77 L37 3.5 18 18 24.5 9 13.5 72 Juan Vasquez 15958053 1166 1202 LJJLHS L7 W125 L74 W116 W108 D38 L33 3.5 17 17 24.5 8.75 14 73 Juan Cantu 14979456 1188 1190 EDENHSL9 W128 L8 D106 W105 L59 W101 3.5 17 17 24.5 8.25 12 74 Lilliana Salazar 15102318 1503 1428 SBSBHSL118 W113 W72 W110 L19 D53 L35 3.5 17 17 24 10.5 16 75 Angel Morales 15322041 1187 1191 SHSHS L13 W112 L36 W95 L54 D102 W105 3.5 16.5 16.5 24 9.25 12 76 Marcos Abete 15960712 1063 1134 BRPACEHSD34 L66 L64 W132 L35 W104 W111 3.5 16 16 21.5 8.75 10.5 77 Celi Bazan-Corros 13806623 1383 1305 BREARLYHX--- L45 D78 W121 L48 L71 W103 3.5 15.5 16.5 19.5 6.25 13.5 78 Lauren R Oliveira 14317248 1152 1147 BRVMHSL5 W137 D77 L38 L101 W116 W102 3.5 15 15 23 7.25 11.5 79 Jacob M Garcia 14736908 1242 1201 SHSHS L134 W95 L102 W117 D51 W67 L25 3.5 15 15 20.5 10.5 13.5 80 Luis Alarcon 16118055 1078 1079 LAUNITEDL26 D21 L101 L129 W122 W123 W107 3.5 14.5 14.5 21 9 9 81 Alex Galvan 15265322 1154 1134 HREARLYL27 L94 W138 W122 L68 D108 W114 3.5 14 14 20 6.75 11 82 82-100 Vincent Mena 15223382 1323 1305 HREARLYW112 L2 W55 W94 L36 L24 L52 3.0 23 20.5 29 9.5 16 83 Marc A Ramirez 15825138 1127 1178 BREARLYHL29 W136 W62 W23 L22 L54 L42 3.0 22.5 21.5 27.5 10 15 84 Jacob J Gutierrez 14120418 1219 1231 BREARLYHW135 W22 L11 L24 W110 L32 L51 3.0 22 21 27 8.5 16 85 Crystian Lopez 15824622 1199 1190 BREARLYHL2 W114 L100 W99 W94 L23 L62 3.0 22 19.5 28 8.5 13 86 Roge Hernandez Jr 15389421 1207 1210 LAUNITEDW100 L18 W134 L36 W102 L49 L45 3.0 20.5 19.5 25.5 6.5 15 87 Lauren Tovias 15389620 1186 1179 HRSHP L6 W138 L13 W112 L53 W120 L43 3.0 20 18 25.5 5.5 12 88 Paulina G Chaires 13602624 1260 1214 BREARLYHW94 L15 L65 W113 L90 W93 L55 3.0 19.5 17 24.5 8.5 13 89 Michael Byrne 15321157 1103 1124 SHSHS L18 L100 W125 W126 W107 L44 L63 3.0 19 17.5 24 6.5 12 90 Jose Adri Herrera 16220246 1153 1217 EDEEHSL17 W116 L23 W62 W88 L30 F58 3.0 18.5 18.5 23.5 9 13 91 Joseph Balderas 14074581 1263 1215 SHSHS W125 L7 L67 W109 L69 L55 W119 3.0 17.5 15.5 23 6.5 12 92 Maria B Cervera
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