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Regional FCB Points Totaux: 3582.35 Par 521 Joueurs Participation: 608 Regional FCB 39 21.65 Jean Guy Viel, Brossard QC Points totaux: 3582.35 par 521 joueurs 40 21.39 Diane Mongeau, St-Jean-S-Ric QC Participation: 608 tables 41 21.39 Bernard Mongeau, St-Jean-S-Ric QC 42 20.81 Richard Collette, Salab-De-Vall QC 1 71.14 Marc Lachapelle, Saint-Laurent QC 43 20.45 Jean Castonguay, Lery QC 2 57.12 Marc-Andre Fourcaudot, Montreal QC 44 19.63 Francis Caron, Anjou QC 3 53.50 Keith Hogan, Laval QC 45 19.31 Teri Smoot, Placerville CA 4 49.73 Xavier Combey, Dol-Des-Ormeaux QC 46 19.31 Mary Ose, Sacramento CA 5 47.25 Pascale Gaudreault, Montreal QC 47 18.67 Laurette Langlois, Montreal QC 6 44.62 Rajaa Sinno, Lile-Bizard QC 48 18.10 Sarko Kassabian, Saint-Laurent QC 7 41.55 Robert Morin, Montreal QC 49 17.97 Raymond Pelletier, Brossard QC 8 41.55 Michel Morin, Montreal QC 50 17.67 Pierrette Matteau, Mont-Royal QC 9 38.79 Fengming Chen, Dorval QC 51 17.59 Marc Boisvert, Montreal QC 10 35.12 Pierre 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Quebec QC 65 16.05 J Mark Siegrist, Gloucester ON 24 24.52 Sami Naydani, Cote Saint-Luc QC 66 15.59 Louise Mascolo, Verdun QC 25 24.52 Pearl Cooper, Cote Saint-Luc QC 67 15.47 Denise Roy-Letourneau, Lasalle QC 26 23.64 Sylvain Mayer, Montreal QC 68 14.89 Louise Fournier, Laval QC 27 23.64 Janyne Provencher, Montreal QC 69 14.72 Larry Malone, Mont-St-Hilaire QC 28 23.27 Michel Bertrand, Dorval QC 70 14.71 Jeffrey Blond, Brossard QC 29 22.41 Howard Kaplow, Montreal QC 71 14.52 Bertrand Delisle, Brossard QC 30 22.41 Elizabeth Smith, Montreal QC 72 14.40 Therese De Nitto, Brossard QC 31 22.41 Andre Chartrand, Montreal QC 73 14.40 Giovanni De Nitto, Brossard QC 32 22.36 Yvon Gravel, Mascouche QC 74 14.29 J Robinson, Montreal QC 33 22.36 Harry Aslanian, Laval QC 75 13.86 Michael Efraim, Mont-Royal QC 34 21.95 Ginette Methot, Dol-Des-Ormeaux QC 76 13.86 Hirsh Schnayer, Laval QC 35 21.75 Romain Desrosiers, L'Assomption QC 77 13.72 Louise Daoust, Longueuil QC 36 21.75 Claude Garneau, Longueuil QC 78 13.72 Jean-Guy Daoust, Longueuil QC 37 21.73 Mike Petras, Nepean ON 79 13.56 Guy Lapointe, Saint-Laurent QC 38 21.73 Heather Peckett, Nepean ON 80 13.56 Elizabeth Fodor, Saint-Laurent QC 81 13.52 Jean Bedard, Longueuil QC 123 9.19 Fernand Pollack, Laprairie QC 82 13.52 Henri Azoulay, Saint-Lambert QC 124 9.18 Irma Lopez-Solache, Montreal QC 83 13.35 Carole Castonguay, Val-David QC 125 9.12 Merilee Weitzman, Hampstead QC 84 13.28 Normand St-Pierre, Longueuil QC 126 9.07 Brian Pearce, Kirkland QC 85 12.90 Jacques Beauregard, Montreal QC 127 9.02 Louis Dionne, Laval QC 86 12.85 Martin Gordon, Nepean ON 128 9.02 Helene Duford Robidas, Laval QC 87 12.85 James Russell, Ottawa ON 129 8.78 Kohur Gowrisankaran, Montreal-Ouest QC 88 12.61 Sylvie Labelle, Brossard QC 130 8.78 John Hobbins, Cote Saint-Luc QC 89 12.44 Derek Cox, Saint-Lambert QC 131 8.74 Serge Saint-Laurent, Montreal QC 90 12.44 Ann-Marie Dwane, Brossard QC 132 8.71 Serge Ouellette, Saint-Basile QC 91 12.25 Michel Beauchamp, Laval QC 133 8.51 Renee Dauphinais, Outremont QC 92 12.25 Francois Boucher, Laval QC 134 8.51 Judith Boutin-Legault, Montreal QC 93 12.02 Doris Frigault, Laval QC 135 8.47 Normand St-Pierre, Repentigny QC 94 11.80 Gary Bernstein, Montreal QC 136 8.40 Susan Candib, Montreal West QC 95 11.78 Linda Martin, St Jerome QC 137 8.36 Terri Verret, Montreal QC 96 11.78 Josee Roberge, Ste-Ag-D-Mts QC 138 8.36 Lise Dufour, Montreal QC 97 11.78 James Malebranche, Sainte-Adele QC 139 8.35 Pierre Melancon, Laval QC 98 11.78 Jacques Dionne, Saint-Jerome QC 140 8.27 Jean La Traverse, Montreal QC 99 11.64 A Senkara, Brossard QC 141 8.27 Jean Bellemarre, Montreal QC 100 11.51 Pierre Paradis, Brownsb-Chath QC 142 8.26 Denise Proulx, Laval QC 101 11.51 Philippe Champagne, Terrebonne QC 143 8.26 Christiane Bourassa, Montreal QC 102 11.51 Joseph Seemann, Sainte-Julienne QC 144 8.02 Jacques Giroux, Sainte-Julie QC 103 11.51 Jean Savoie, Rosemere QC 145 7.86 Marilyn Godel, Hampstead QC 104 11.46 Jean-Luc 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Gloucester ON 117 9.95 Jacques Lafrance, Montreal QC 159 7.38 David Willis, Ottawa ON 118 9.88 Carmen Lavoie, Laval QC 160 7.22 Francois Falardeau, Repentigny QC 119 9.71 Josette Levesque, Montreal QC 161 7.22 Alain Blaise, Montreal QC 120 9.71 Chantal Dube, Montreal QC 162 7.18 Dorothy Marcus, Montreal QC 121 9.64 Howard Berkowitz, Cote Saint-Luc QC 163 7.18 Deanna Godel, Cote Saint-Luc QC 122 9.22 Michel Poirier, Montreal QC 164 7.15 Yolande Daoust, Anjou QC 165 6.96 Eva Katznelson, Cote Saint-Luc QC 207 4.95 Dyane Maurice, Montreal QC 166 6.96 Diane Depatie, Saint-Mathias-R QC 208 4.92 Pierre Rolko, Montreal QC 167 6.96 Danielle Tremblay, Outremont QC 209 4.92 Peter Allen, Plattsburgh NY 168 6.96 Claude Depatie, Saint-Mathias-R QC 210 4.92 Michelle Choquette, Verdun QC 169 6.96 Alan Katznelson, Cote Saint-Luc QC 211 4.87 Judith Bercuvitz, Cote Saint-Luc QC 170 6.95 Diane Larocque, Laval QC 212 4.86 Susan Kruger, Ste-Anne-D-L QC 171 6.77 Diane Majdell, Montreal QC 213 4.86 Joan Ford, Morin Heights QC 172 6.63 Samer Sawaf, Montreal QC 214 4.84 Philip Silverstein, Cote Saint-Luc QC 173 6.63 Abdalla Zelhof, Montreal QC 215 4.84 George Retek, Montreal QC 174 6.50 Suzanne Malo, Montreal QC 216 4.83 Zhongyuan Tang, Montreal QC 175 6.50 Louis Leroux, Montreal QC 217 4.83 Pierre Lepine, Laval QC 176 6.46 Louis Becotte, Anjou QC 218 4.83 Michele Gagne, Montreal QC 177 6.46 J Boucher, Chicoutimi QC 219 4.83 J-Francois Guillemette, Montreal QC 178 6.46 Christian Houle, Montreal-Nord QC 220 4.83 Jean-Pierre Becotte, Montreal QC 179 6.45 Fred Hoffer, Montreal QC 221 4.79 Judy Von Colditz, Ste-Ag-D-Mts QC 180 6.36 Pierre Racicot, Montsainthilair QC 222 4.79 Eric Von Colditz, Ste-Ag-D-Mts QC 181 6.30 Marcel Verreault, Laval QC 223 4.78 Marielle Lemoyne, Montreal QC 182 6.30 Ghislaine Desjardins, Laval QC 224 4.78 Heba Heidar, Montreal QC 183 6.29 Pierre Parent, Brossard QC 225 4.76 Yvon Robitaille, Saint-Eustache QC 184 6.29 Normand Boucher, Saint-Hubert QC 226 4.70 Jean Katalan, Montreal QC 185 6.10 Andre Houde, Montreal QC 227 4.70 Fern Karpman, Montreal-Ouest QC 186 6.09 Lise Hamel, Montreal QC 228 4.70 Debbie Goldsmith, Mont-Royal QC 187 5.74 Martial Chagnon, Laval QC 229 4.66 Monique Potin, Longueuil QC 188 5.72 Donna Schnapp, Hampstead QC 230 4.66 Gilbert Boissy, Brossard QC 189 5.72 Brenda Charlap, Montreal QC 231 4.64 Gloria Calhoun, Smyrna GA 190 5.56 Armand Marrache, Anjou QC 232 4.64 Carupiah Ramasamy, Lasalle QC 191 5.53 Claude Lemire, St Laurent QC 233 4.61 Robert Williams, Halifax NS 192 5.53 Angele Simard, St Laurent QC 234 4.61 Annie Williams, Halifax NS 193 5.38 Guylaine Carriere, Mont-Royal QC 235 4.56 Michael Rogers, Ticonderoga NY 194 5.37 Gisele Caron, Longueuil QC 236 4.48 Andre Rousseau, Montreal QC 195 5.36 Francoise Frenette, Sainte-Therese QC 237 4.41 Eric David, Sainte-Julie QC 196 5.33 Lise Morissette, Saint-Lambert QC 238 4.41 Alain Henault, Longueuil QC 197 5.29 Paul Nichols, Morin Heights QC 239 4.38 Rona Weinman, Westmount QC 198 5.20 Gilles Benoit, Laval QC 240 4.38 Leonard Zelnicker, Cote Saint-Luc QC 199 5.17 Enid Barmish, Montreal QC 241 4.32 Yves Brien, Laval QC 200 5.16 Michelle Genest, Laval QC 242 4.24 Francine Goetz, Laval QC 201 5.16 Claudette Adam, Laval QC 243 4.23 Yunjiang Dong, Montreal QC 202 5.14 James Wilson, Ottawa ON 244 4.17 Ashot Harutyunyan, Montreal QC 203 5.14 Brian Savill, Kanata ON 245 4.15 Elliot Trottier, Gatineau QC 204 5.05 Mary Anne Trenker, Kanata ON 246 4.14 Marcelle Jean, Mascouche QC 205 5.05 Gregg Shimokura, Kanata ON 247 4.14 Colette Lacasse, Terrebonne QC 206 4.95 Linda Doucet, Montreal QC 248 4.11 William Hughes, Bainsville ON 249 4.11 Gail Wells, Apple Hill
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