SOG Rookie Tourney Jan 2016 Results



We ran an X-Wing Rookie Tourney on 24th January, our regular SOG session and it went great! Video highlights of the event can be seen here:


A total of 16 players took part in 3 Swiss rounds, and the results are below. We hope everyone had a good time and we look forward to running another rookie tourney in the near future. Stay tuned!

Round 1

1: HM Heu VS Yazid - Match Results: Yazid is the winner 0 to 100
2: Ming Zheng VS Stephen Kurisanto - Match Results: Stephen Kurisanto is the winner 15 to 100
3: Amir VS Jason Tai - Match Results: Amir is the winner 39 to 29
4: Weihan Huang VS Nicklaus Foo - Match Results: Nicklaus Foo is the winner 35 to 40
5: Joshua Leong VS Heah Khim Yong - Match Results: Heah Khim Yong is the winner 21 to 50
6: Howard Hung VS Nicholas Teo - Match Results: Nicholas Teo is the winner 34 to 77
7: Xian Yong VS Leos Ng - Match Results: Xian Yong is the winner 100 to 12
8: Lester Lim VS Dominic Chong - Match Results: Lester Lim is the winner 49 to 42

Round 2

1: Yazid VS Xian Yong - Match Results: Xian Yong is the winner 12 to 100
2: Stephen Kurisanto VS Nicholas Teo - Match Results: Nicholas Teo is the winner 60 to 64
3: Heah Khim Yong VS Amir - Match Results: Heah Khim Yong is the winner 71 to 0
4: Lester Lim VS Nicklaus Foo - Match Results: Lester Lim is the winner 99 to 0
5: Weihan Huang VS Dominic Chong - Match Results: Weihan Huang is the winner 75 to 12
6: Jason Tai VS Joshua Leong - Match Results: Joshua Leong is the winner 0 to 65
7: Howard Hung VS Ming Zheng - Match Results: Howard Hung is the winner 99 to 0
8: Leos Ng VS HM Heu - Match Results: HM Heu is the winner 65 to 71

Round 3

1: Xian Yong VS Heah Khim Yong - Match Results: Xian Yong is the winner 100 to 0
2: Lester Lim VS Nicholas Teo - Match Results: Lester Lim is the winner 98 to 35
3: Stephen Kurisanto VS Weihan Huang - Match Results: Weihan Huang is the winner 12 to 35
4: Howard Hung VS Joshua Leong - Match Results: Joshua Leong is the winner 25 to 100
5: Yazid VS Amir - Match Results: Amir is the winner 47 to 99
6: Nicklaus Foo VS HM Heu - Match Results: HM Heu is the winner 65 to 99
7: Dominic Chong VS Jason Tai - Match Results: Dominic Chong is the winner 50 to 0
8: Leos Ng VS Ming Zheng - Match Results: Leos Ng is the winner 99 to 0

Rankings

RankNameScoreMoVSoS
1Xian Yong1557620
2Lester Lim1346916
3Joshua Leong1041115
4Weihan Huang1038113
5Heah Khim Yong1030033
6Amir829115
7Nicholas Teo828423
8HM Heu824013
9Stephen Kurisanto535818
10Leos Ng530523
11Howard Hung528118
12Dominic Chong528023
13Yazid526031
14Nicklaus Foo317231
15Jason Tai017523
16Ming Zheng01715

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