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K1 – Individual Final Standings 2017 TCA South Texas State Scholastic Championships: Kinder-1st -- 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 Sunny Zhang 15903555 1067 1111 LFOLMITOW56 W42 W45 D26 W12 W34 W2 6.5 28 22 32 29.75 26 2 2-7 Mason Tsay 16099164 916 1059 MCGONZALW64 W93 W73 W13 W6 W5 L1 6.0 31 24.5 34 27.5 27 3 Samuel Qin 16123997 975 1024 LFRANCHOW28 W20 L13 W74 W22 W12 W15 6.0 29.5 24.5 33 28 23 4 Timothy Qin 16124174 843 959 LFRANCHOW70 W19 W109 L7 W17 W21 W18 6.0 29.5 24 32 27 24 5 Ethan R Mei 16090467 975 1055 ATENGLANW52 W27 W17 W43 W7 L2 W14 6.0 29.5 23.5 33.5 28.5 26 6 Bryan Xu 15725571 986 1047 SAPEGGYW77 W22 W44 W11 L2 W26 W16 6.0 29.5 23.5 33 27 25 7 Abraham Baez 15957311 1002 1039 BRGARDENW60 W50 X--- W4 L5 W43 W11 6.0 29 24.5 29 23 24 8 8-10 Nathaniel Vargas 16111560 701 769 EDBETTSW51 L15 D69 W92 W36 W35 W26 5.5 26.5 21.5 29.5 22.5 19.5 9 Crystal Wang 16153233 640 715 MCGONZALW61 L11 W114 D73 W101 W37 W27 5.5 24.5 19.5 27 20.75 20 10 Karina V Garcia 15920350 643 792 MCGARZAW126 W151 H--- W94 L26 W73 W32 5.5 22 19.5 22 15.5 22 11 11-25 Mateus A Jara 15793811 825 873 BRYTURRIW21 W9 W76 L6 W28 W54 L7 5.0 30.5 24.5 34 22.5 23 12 David Vanegas 16111554 627 924 EDBETTSW47 W54 W18 W15 L1 L3 W48 5.0 30.5 24 34.5 22 23 13 Miguel Lozano 16189171 656 898 BRGARDENW78 W16 W3 L2 W48 L14 W54 5.0 29.5 23.5 33 22.5 22 14 Alison Andrade 16111533 830 844 EDBETTSX--- L17 W47 W65 W19 W13 L5 5.0 29 23.5 29 18 20 15 Anthony Ale Garza 15824925 912 910 BRGARDENW140 W8 W90 L12 W29 W42 L3 5.0 28 22 30 19 23 16 Luigi Ramos 15547658 845 854 IDEAMCW88 L13 W61 W96 W45 W20 L6 5.0 27.5 21.5 30.5 19.5 21 17 Abram Matia Lopez 15939947 651 791 OLS W68 W14 L5 W122 L4 W91 W43 5.0 27.5 21.5 30 18.5 20 18 John Torres 15872628 968 943 BRBENBRIW75 W30 L12 W57 W93 W44 L4 5.0 27 21 30 19 22 19 Uriah C Garza 15489826 675 706 BRHUDSONW38 L4 W58 W109 L14 W51 W52 5.0 27 21 29.5 19.5 19 20 Gabriel Martinez 16104013 740 755 BRGARDENW40 L3 W105 W59 W46 L16 W63 5.0 26.5 20.5 29.5 19.5 20 21 Jesus Maldonado 16181640 484 683 SBPALOMAL11 W84 W79 W150 W33 L4 W44 5.0 26.5 20.5 29.5 17.5 19 22 Riquelme Garduza 16105441 734 759 BRGARDENW91 L6 W97 W51 L3 W96 W53 5.0 25.5 19.5 28.5 17 19 23 Aditty Parajulee 16153248 618 632 MCGONZALL99 W62 L55 W112 W47 W46 W42 5.0 23 19 25.5 19 16 24 Emma Morales 15808230 673 643 BRGARDENL53 L47 W129 W107 W100 W59 W49 5.0 21.5 17.5 24 16.5 15 25 Benjamin Orellana 16097811 939 869 EDNLT L90 W31 L121 W154 W71 W74 W34 5.0 21.5 17 22.5 18 16 26 26-41 Anthony J Ruiz 16105168 847 859 BRGARDENW39 W29 W46 D1 W10 L6 L8 4.5 32.5 26 36.5 21.75 23 27 Kavin Elangovan 16076704 705 696 HUROBERTW104 L5 W82 D36 W55 W64 L9 4.5 27.5 21.5 30 16.75 19 28 Elijah Sepulveda 15621778 550 655 EDCANTERL3 W102 W112 W49 L11 W55 D29 4.5 26.5 20.5 29 16.25 17.5 29 Nelly Danie Gomez 15546037 680 700 BRHUDSONW36 L26 W84 W53 L15 W90 D28 4.5 25.5 20.5 28.5 17.25 18.5 30 Alejandro Garcia 15820682 702 675 EDNLT W65 L18 L49 W113 W61 D40 W66 4.5 25 20 28 17.25 16 31 Marco Anton Tovar 16145961 459 592 LFOLMITOD32 L25 W159 W69 D117 W50 D33 4.5 25 20 25.5 14.5 16.5 32 Eduardo Sastre Jr 15789746 766 714 BRPAREDED31 W53 W150 W101 L34 W75 L10 4.5 24.5 19 27 14.75 20.5 33 Charles Molina 15939754 779 724 BRPAREDEW103 L90 W62 W63 L21 W57 D31 4.5 24 19 26.5 17.25 18.5 Page 1 3/13/2017 1:19 PM 2017 TCA South Texas State Scholastic Championships: Kinder-1st -- 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 26-41 Juan Arteaga 16211766 377 512 SHJENSEND86 W137 W124 W121 W32 L1 L25 4.5 24 17.5 26 13.25 21.5 35 Jorge Garcia 15825013 502 562 BRAACHAML48 W49 W107 D120 W76 L8 W82 4.5 23.5 18 26 15.25 17 36 Careli Samneblia 16116278 428 556 BRAACHAML29 W112 W123 D27 L8 W94 W77 4.5 23.5 18 26 14.25 16 37 Raina Fat-Anthony 15920344 446 554 MCGARZAL50 W72 H--- W124 W121 L9 W81 4.5 21.5 18.5 21.5 12.5 16 38 Adrian J Guerra 16211793 423 452 SHJENSENL19 W95 L92 D87 W123 W76 W75 4.5 21.5 16.5 24 14.25 14 39 Nathan John 16123233 499 505 EDCANTERL26 L46 W148 D95 W124 W84 W73 4.5 21 16.5 23 13 13 40 Emma Liguez 15929804 447 538 MCPEREZL20 W135 W149 X151 L44 D30 W80 4.5 20.5 15.5 20.5 9.75 16 41 Elijah Al Jackson 15822625 448 452 EDCANTERL42 L120 W134 W119 D58 W101 W79 4.5 19.5 15.5 22 14 13.5 42 42-72 Carlos D Moreno 15547114 755 727 BRHUDSONW41 L1 W83 W98 W66 L15 L23 4.0 28.5 22 31.5 15 19 43 Cristian Pirtle 15560203 806 786 BREPISCOW57 W81 W120 L5 W52 L7 L17 4.0 28 22 30.5 14 21 44 Sebastian Garcia 15916395 772 745 LFOLMITOW98 W67 L6 W104 W40 L18 L21 4.0 27 21 29.5 14.5 20 45 Bernardo Ruiz 16153171 680 685 MCGONZALW59 W48 L1 W67 L16 L63 W100 4.0 27 20.5 30 15 18 46 Arman Migue Lopez 15939953 325 533 OLS W123 W39 L26 W60 L20 L23 W103 4.0 25.5 20.5 28 14 18 47 Karina Yu 16004173 397 557 ATINTS L12 W24 L14 W136 L23 W106 W93 4.0 25.5 20.5 27.5 13 13 48 Jose Franc Aldape 16250760 873 811 OLS W35 L45 W78 W103 L13 W98 L12 4.0 25 20 27.5 14 18 49 Ai Markel Ramirez 16224234 324 513 MCRAYBURW136 L35 W30 L28 W103 W60 L24 4.0 25 20 27 13.5 17 50 Sofia Eli Posadas 16132881 705 655 EDCANTERW37 L7 L102 W135 W67 L31 W85 4.0 25 19.5 27 14 15 51 Isabella Barba 15939911 430 461 OLS L8 W107 W144 L22 W108 L19 W117 4.0 24.5 19 26.5 11 15 52 Jordan Munoz 16131296 538 548 PSCARMANL5 W82 W106 W142 L43 W117 L19 4.0 24.5 18.5 26.5 11.5 17 53 Marcil Sandoval 16093618 420 537 BRMARTINW24 L32 X--- L29 W138 W93 L22 4.0 24 20.5 24 10 16 54 Derick Hess 16112296 783 757 PSMCKEEVW96 L12 W99 W91 W90 L11 L13 4.0 24 19 27 12 19 55 Matthew Kuntz 16125450 272 491 LFOLMITOW133 L91 W23 W56 L27 L28 W98 4.0 24 19 26.5 14.5 17 56 Brithany Garza 16105388 612 577 BRGARDENL1 W83 W135 L55 W97 L66 W99 4.0 24 17.5 26 11.5 15 57 Austin Luc Garcia 16131708 481 550 EDCANTERL43 W58 W110 L18 W102 L33 W105 4.0 23.5 18.5 26.5 13 15 58 Itzel Cisneros 16215733 300 416 HRSAMHOUW125 L57 L19 W147 D41 W78 D70 4.0 23.5 18.5 25 12.25 15 59 Gavyn Hernandez 16111512 426 468 EDBETTSL45 W79 W153 L20 W92 L24 W95 4.0 23.5 18.5 25 11 15 60 Justice E Escobar 16099384 580 562 HRBME L7 W105 W113 L46 W62 L49 W102 4.0 23.5 18 26.5 13 15 61 Analise Farias 16149215 404 454 SHWERNECL9 W92 L16 W127 L30 W135 W108 4.0 23.5 18 25.5 10.5 13 62 Andrew Flores 16131343 370 451 PSCARMANW115 L23 L33 W152 L60 W107 W90 4.0 22.5 17.5 24 10.5 14 63 Miguel Vela 16111596 434 509 EDBETTSL93 W71 W136 L33 X150 W45 L20 4.0 22.5 17.5 22.5 10 15 64 Lucia Chavez 15929261 508 499 LFRANCHOL2 D94 W137 W128 W120 L27 D68 4.0 22.5 16.5 24.5 10.5 15.5 65 David Mantle 15929790 434 460 MCPEREZL30 W106 W85 L14 D79 D95 W97 4.0 22 17.5 25 12.75 14.5 66 Hrothgar Bazan 16155575 323 466 LFRANCHOD137 W86 D122 W81 L42 W56 L30 4.0 22 17.5 24 13.25 18 Page 2 3/13/2017 1:19 PM 2017 TCA South Texas State Scholastic Championships: Kinder-1st -- 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 42-72 Nathan A Macias 15808031 417 492 BRBENBRIW80 L44 W146 L45 L50 W116 W92 4.0 21.5 17.5 23.5 11.5 15 68 Josue Gracia 16137013 409 414 BRAACHAML17 D121 W125 L71 W86 W120 D64 4.0 21.5 16.5 23.5 11.75 13.5 69 Daniel Hir Garcia 16224240 309 393 MCRAYBURW147 L74 D8 L31 D118 W138 W96 4.0 21.5 16 23 11.25 14 70 Nyko Garcia 16112281 497 460 PSMCKEEVL4 L76 W133 W130 D122 W121 D58 4.0 21 15 23 10.75 13 71 Peyton Parker 16145055 253 423 MCGARZAW145 L63 H--- W68 L25 D83 W104 4.0 20.5 17.5 20.5 10.75 15 72 Antwon Estrada 15862842 267 464 PSCARMANW111 L37 W77 L90 W104 L80 W91 4.0 20.5 16 23 12.5 16 73 73-89 Felipe Cantu 16250733 333 476 OLS W144 W140 L2 D9 W80 L10 L39 3.5 21 21 29 10.25 18 74 David Sion Moreno 16156447 484 515 SHWERNECL151 W69 W95 L3 W105 L25 D83 3.5 19.5 19.5 28.5 11.75 14.5 75 Aubry N Ramirez 15559474 511 494 BRHUDSONL18 W99 W87 D76 W94 L32 L38 3.5 19 19 27 11.25 16 76 Ricard Delgadillo 15931371 312 388 LFRANCHOW157 W70 L11 D75 L35 L38 W123 3.5 19 19 25 9.25 16 77 Makayla Cervantes 16124111 554 511 BRBENBRIL6 W97 L72 W106 D83 W89 L36 3.5 18.5 18.5 27.5 11.25 13.5 78 Emma Vela 16111548 417 413 EDBETTSL13 W110 L48 D86 W87 L58 W121 3.5 18 18 25 10.75 12 79 Ignacio Lucio 15866913 235 361 W118 L59 L21 W140 D65 W122 L41 3.5 18 18 25 9.5 14.5 80 Isabella Ramirez 15801022 662 560 BRAACHAML67 D101 W115 W89 L73 W72 L40 3.5 18 18 24.5 12 14 81 Carson Roy Robles 16135765 625 557 PSCARMANW100 L43 W116 L66 W99 D82 L37 3.5 17.5 17.5 25 10.75 16 82 Andres Morin 16224228 355 407 MCRAYBURW141 L52 L27 W144 W88 D81 L35 3.5 17.5 17.5 24 9.25 15 83 Sean Quintanilla 16181661 364 406 LFOLMITOW127 L56 L42 W141 D77 D71 D74 3.5 17.5 17.5 23.5 10 14 84 Aubrey N Cisneros 15824218 308 317 BRAACHAMW129 L21 L29 D123 W154 L39 W132 3.5 16.5 16.5 22.5 7.75 13 85 Mia Pruneda 16217807 165 328 STMARYSBD89 D87 L65 D126 W128 W140 L50 3.5 16 16 22 9.25 13.5 86 Juliet A Olivares 15876307 219 296 HRSAMHOUD34 L66 D152 D78 L68 W139 W126 3.5 16 16 22 9.25 11 87 Christopher Munoz 16168572 224 294 MCPEREZD138 D85 L75 D38 L78 W125 W122 3.5 15.5 15.5 22 10 11.5 88 Marcos L Gonzalez 16234225 498 431 OLS L16 L109 W111 W110 L82 D118 W120 3.5 15 15 22.5 10 11 89 Fernando Chavez 16251721 330 320 SHJENSEND85 W139 L94 L80 W137 L77 W127 3.5 14.5 14.5 20 8.25 13.5 90 90-119 Adrian M Aramburo 16234047 510 580 OLS W25 W33 L15 W72 L54 L29 L62 3.0 26 22 31 13.5 17 91 Austin P Alvarado 16189144 446 448 BRLONGORL22 W55 W141 L54 W114 L17 L72 3.0 22 20 27 9 14 92 R Salinas-Luebert 16250775 111 291 OLS W119 L61 W38 L8 L59 W131 L67 3.0 22 19.5 27.5 10 14 93 Mackenzie Douglas 15931386 698 631 LFRANCHOW63 L2 W131 W102 L18 L53 L47 3.0 21.5 19 27.5 9.5 16 94 Aaron Araiza 16180275 340 343 EDJEFFERW142
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