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SPFGI 2019 Onsite Working.Xlsx 2019 SPFGI: SPF Girls' Invitational Championship # Name ID Rtng St Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Rd 5 Tot 1 WIM EMILY QUYN NGUYEN 13942431 2297 TX W67 (w) D17 (b) W29 (w) W15 (b) W10 (w) 4.5 2 WIM MITZY CABALLERO 17086744 2090 Peru W33 (w) W39 (b) W8 (w) D5 (b) W7 (w) 4.5 3 ALICE LEE 16059648 2043 MN W56 (b) W40 (w) D10 (w) W17 (b) W14 (w) 4.5 4 ARYA KUMAR 15768672 2073 NC W21 (w) W19 (b) W28 (w) L7 (b) W25 (w) 4 5 WFM ANNE-MARIE VELEA 15689252 2051 WA W44 (b) W27 (w) W9 (b) D2 (w) D11 (b) 4 6 ZOEY TANG 16097502 2023 OR W57 (w) W50 (b) W22 (w) L10 (b) W28 (w) 4 7 AMY LEI 15760000 1954 MA W61 (b) W30 (w) W13 (b) W4 (w) L2 (b) 4 8 ASHLEY MEI YAN 14957435 1945 IL W46 (b) W31 (w) L2 (b) W42 (w) W34 (b) 4 9 ANDREA CECI BOTEZ 14261485 1920 OR W35 (w) W51 (b) L5 (w) W29 (b) W22 (w) 4 10 WFM MART SAMADASHVILI 14920851 2283 NY W32 (b) W49 (w) D3 (b) W6 (w) L1 (b) 3.5 11 WIM ROCHELLE WU 14901590 2274 CA W52 (w) W25 (b) D15 (w) D16 (b) D5 (w) 3.5 12 WFM ANAHI ORTIZ 17086717 2129 Equa W43 (b) D18 (w) L20 (b) W66 (w) W30 (w) 3.5 13 WFM SVITLAN DEMCHENKO 16416088 2128 ON W53 (w) W26 (b) L7 (w) D19 (b) W41 (w) 3.5 14 WFM SASHA KONOVALENKO 14154014 2088 MI W55 (b) W66 (w) D16 (b) W20 (w) L3 (b) 3.5 15 IRIS YI-XIAN ZHOU 14467261 1980 MO W34 (b) W42 (w) D11 (b) L1 (w) W40 (b) 3.5 16 CHANG XU 14673370 1971 AZ W60 (w) W41 (b) D14 (w) D11 (w) D18 (b) 3.5 17 EMMA CHENG 14989783 1907 OH W68 (b) D1 (w) W23 (b) L3 (w) W46 (b) 3.5 18 WCM ANASTASIA LOPEZ SANCHEZ 14689726 1824 NA W47 (w) D12 (b) D37 (w) W32 (b) D16 (w) 3.5 19 KRISTEL MELISS DIAZ CHARPENTIER 17086750 1760 CosR W69 (b) L4 (w) W58 (b) D13 (w) W37 (w) 3.5 20 AYLEEN RAMIREZ TOLEDO 16410664 1745 BS W76 (w) D37 (b) W12 (w) L14 (b) W39 (w) 3.5 21 AMANDA LOSSEF 15233985 1526 DC L4 (b) W69 (w) D66 (b) W50 (w) W38 (b) 3.5 22 WFM ELLEN WANG 15401090 2120 NY W54 (b) W65 (w) L6 (b) W27 (w) L9 (b) 3 23 SARA HERMAN 14345441 2050 CO D45 (w) W67 (b) L17 (w) D33 (b) W57 (w) 3 24 WCM LUCIA MALAN 17086738 1947 Urug W62 (w) L29 (b) W53 (w) L28 (b) W45 (w) 3 25 ASHA KUMAR 15773027 1862 NC W79 (b) L11 (w) W55 (b) W31 (w) L4 (b) 3 26 MARIANA CADILHAC 17086702 1821 Braz W72 (b) L13 (w) W44 (b) L34 (w) W55 (b) 3 27 CHARISSE WOODS 15064695 1755 MI W74 (w) L5 (b) W57 (w) L22 (b) W59 (w) 3 28 MICHELLE HSI HUA 15445880 1746 ON W70 (b) W38 (w) L4 (b) W24 (w) L6 (b) 3 29 KATE YUHUA JIANG 16441610 1659 BC W81 (b) W24 (w) L1 (b) L9 (w) W61 (b) 3 30 SIMONE MORDEN 15515206 1657 NY W71 (w) L7 (b) W62 (w) W49 (w) L12 (b) 3 31 SAAN TIRUVEEDHULA 15087552 1640 NH W78 (w) L8 (b) W35 (w) L25 (b) W60 (w) 3 32 AMY XING 15473808 1636 FL L10 (w) W45 (b) W68 (w) L18 (w) W62 (b) 3 33 ANANYA DEV PARIKH 15436467 1558 CA L2 (b) W73 (w) D65 (b) D23 (w) W49 (b) 3 34 GILLIAN MOK 16410705 1445 BC L15 (w) W76 (b) W50 (w) W26 (b) L8 (w) 3 35 MAI-HA NGHIEM 15491366 1394 CA L9 (b) W82 (w) L31 (b) W52 (b) W54 (w) 3 36 VICTORIA E OUTKIN 14726484 1166 NM L66 (b) L44 (w) W81 (b) W58 (w) W53 (b) 3 37 ASHLEY XING 14872627 1986 VA W58 (b) D20 (w) D18 (b) D40 (w) L19 (b) 2.5 38 DIANA SOPHIA SURALIK 15763743 1985 NJ W59 (w) L28 (b) W52 (w) D41 (b) L21 (w) 2.5 39 SYDNEY KONG 15251714 1788 TN W73 (b) L2 (w) W56 (b) D46 (w) L20 (b) 2.5 40 KATHERINE HATCHER 14470395 1746 CT W80 (w) L3 (b) W59 (w) D37 (b) L15 (w) 2.5 41 ANIKA RAJARAM 15446678 1720 CA W64 (b) L16 (w) W61 (b) D38 (w) L13 (b) 2.5 42 LILIAN WANG 15607273 1695 PA W77 (w) L15 (b) W60 (w) L8 (b) D48 (w) 2.5 43 SKYLAR HSU 14427353 1594 MD L12 (w) D63 (b) L45 (w) W80 (w) W65 (b) 2.5 44 SERENA EVANS 15634487 1518 CT L5 (w) W36 (b) L26 (w) D47 (b) W67 (w) 2.5 45 CASSANDRA ROSHU 15648178 1508 OR D23 (b) L32 (w) W43 (b) W65 (w) L24 (b) 2.5 46 ARADH KAUR 15085398 1394 WI L8 (w) W71 (b) W51 (w) D39 (b) L17 (w) 2.5 47 CHRISTINA SCHEIBLE 13252632 1310 VA L18 (b) L54 (w) W70 (b) D44 (w) W66 (b) 2.5 48 TEMILOLU ADEROGBA 15679983 1199 ID L65 (b) L55 (w) W64 (b) W56 (w) D42 (b) 2.5 49 WCM OMYA VIDYARTHI 15782318 1883 CA W63 (w) L10 (b) W54 (w) L30 (b) L33 (w) 2 50 INGRID GUO 14772086 1754 GA W75 (b) L6 (w) L34 (b) L21 (b) W74 (w) 2 51 GRACE ESTUR 17086723 1644 Guam W82 (b) L9 (w) L46 (b) L62 (w) W72 (b) 2 52 ABIKE MYRZAIBRAIMOVA 17086697 1615 CAN L11 (b) W79 (w) L38 (b) L35 (w) W73 (b) 2 53 ANJALI LODH 14995462 1593 IA L13 (b) W72 (w) L24 (b) W68 (b) L36 (w) 2 54 SHIRLEY KONG 15493802 1572 TN L22 (w) W47 (b) L49 (b) W72 (w) L35 (b) 2 55 CELINA ZHOU 16094482 1546 MO L14 (w) W48 (b) L25 (w) W63 (b) L26 (w) 2 56 MARINA XIAO 16380642 1503 CA L3 (w) W74 (b) L39 (w) L48 (b) W76 (w) 2 57 ZARA LA FLEUR 17086765 1478 Trin L6 (b) W75 (w) L27 (b) W73 (w) L23 (b) 2 58 JACEY TRAN 15174202 1461 NE L37 (w) W80 (b) L19 (w) L36 (b) W77 (w) 2 59 SHARON BASEPOGU 16109156 1451 TX L38 (b) W70 (w) L40 (b) W69 (w) L27 (b) 2 60 MELISSA SARRACENT 16392645 1438 KY L16 (b) W64 (w) L42 (b) W75 (w) L31 (b) 2 61 ELENA ZHANG 15779137 1429 CA L7 (w) W77 (b) L41 (w) W74 (b) L29 (w) 2 62 IOANA MURGULET 14534577 1415 TX L24 (b) W81 (w) L30 (b) W51 (b) L32 (w) 2 63 KATHERINE EISENMAN 15352585 1346 MO L49 (b) D43 (w) D79 (b) L55 (w) W75 (b) 2 64 ALEXANDRA WYZYWANY 14726347 877 LA L41 (w) L60 (b) L48 (w) W78 (b) W80 (w) 2 65 WCM SOPHIE VELEA 15695207 1806 WA W48 (w) L22 (b) D33 (w) L45 (b) L43 (w) 1.5 66 STEPHANIE VELEA 15695130 1788 WA W36 (w) L14 (b) D21 (w) L12 (b) L47 (w) 1.5 67 ELLIE ZHANG 15491413 1638 CA L1 (b) L23 (w) D80 (b) W79 (w) L44 (b) 1.5 68 VIKTORIJA ZILAJEVA 16071191 1355 OK L17 (w) W78 (b) L32 (b) L53 (w) D69 (b) 1.5 69 ANYA SING 16166548 1138 CAN L19 (w) L21 (b) W71 (w) L59 (b) D68 (w) 1.5 70 ISABELLA ELKINS 16356856 940 AR L28 (w) L59 (b) L47 (w) D71 (b) W81 (w) 1.5 71 HAILEY HOLMQUIST 16323072 687 ME L30 (b) L46 (w) L69 (b) D70 (w) W79 (b) 1.5 72 TESS GLOMBICKI 15696923 1208 IN L26 (w) L53 (b) W76 (w) L54 (b) L51 (w) 1 73 LEYA JOSEPH 15304608 1189 UT L39 (w) L33 (b) W77 (w) L57 (b) L52 (w) 1 74 WILLOW KAT LETARD 14816051 1134 NM L27 (b) L56 (w) W82 (b) L61 (w) L50 (b) 1 75 LYDIA TANG 16434195 1093 LA L50 (w) L57 (b) W78 (w) L60 (b) L63 (w) 1 76 KAYLA WENG 16343158 933 AR L20 (b) L34 (w) L72 (b) W81 (w) L56 (b) 1 77 HELENA G BAJARIAS 15926062 842 SC L42 (b) L61 (w) L73 (b) W82 (w) L58 (b) 1 78 EMELY FERNANDEZ CARRASQUERO 17086613 unr. DomR L31 (b) L68 (w) L75 (b) L64 (w) W82 (b) 1 79 SOPHIE XU 16378072 1343 IN L25 (w) L52 (b) D63 (w) L67 (b) L71 (w) 0.5 80 ANGELLA ZHANG 16472723 967 MO L40 (b) L58 (w) D67 (w) L43 (b) L64 (b) 0.5 81 MCKAYLA TRUONG 15806426 763 OR L29 (w) L62 (b) L36 (w) L76 (b) L70 (b) 0 82 AMARI A TUBBS 16665963 628 KS L51 (w) L35 (b) L74 (w) L77 (b) L78 (w) 0.
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