X-Wing POMO Tourney Jan 2016 Results



It took us a while but here are the results from the January X-Wing tournament at POMO!

Round 1

Chris Choy VS Shane Mok -Match Result: Chris Choy win 100 50
Joel Koh VS Leck Koon - Match Result: Leck Koon win 29 12
Daniel Teguh VS Sharizal - Match Result: Sharizal win 59 52
Norman Ng VS Roy Jean - Match Result: Roy Jean win 31 0
Voon Lam VS Xian Yong -Match Result: Xian Yong win 84 51
Matthew Lam VS Yazid - Match Result: Matthew Lam win 100 54
Justin Phua VS Nicholas Teo -Match Result: Justin Phua win 100 0
Daryl Kong VS Hao Ming -Match Result: Daryl Kong win 100 42
Ervin Lam VS Nique - Match Result: Nique win 68 0
Colin Robinson VS Stephen Kurisanto -Match Result: Colin Robinson win 64 0
Akhter Khan VS Zi Yuan - Match Result: Akhter Khan win 69 22


Round 2

Justin Phua VS Nique - Match Result: Justin Phua win 30 0
Colin Robinson VS Daryl Kong -Match Result: Colin Robinson win 100 62
Akhter Khan VS Chris Choy - Match Result: Chris Choy win 100 50
Matthew Lam VS Xian Yong - Match Result: Xian Yong win 100 51
Leck Koon VS Roy Jean - Match Result: Roy Jean win 100 12
Daniel Teguh VS Norman Ng -Match Result: Daniel Teguh win 100 26
Joel Koh VS Sharizal - Match Result: Sharizal win 64 27
Voon Lam VS Yazid - Match Result: Voon Lam win 61 48
Shane Mok VS Zi Yuan - Match Result: Shane Mok win 100 25
Hao Ming VS Stephen Kurisanto -Match Result: Stephen Kurisanto win 100 0
Ervin Lam VS Nicholas Teo - Match Result: Nicholas Teo win 63 0


Round 3

Justin Phua VS Roy Jean - Match Result: Justin Phua win 50 0
Chris Choy VS Colin Robinson -Match Result: Colin Robinson win 75 62
Sharizal VS Xian Yong - Match Result: Sharizal win 100 47
Daniel Teguh VS Nique - Match Result: Daniel Teguh win 70 33
Shane Mok VS Stephen Kurisanto -Match Result: Shane Mok win 29 0
Daryl Kong VS Matthew Lam -Match Result: Daryl Kong win 100 42
Akhter Khan VS Voon Lam -Match Result: Akhter Khan win 48 22
Leck Koon VS Nicholas Teo -Match Result: Nicholas Teo win 62 50
Joel Koh VS Yazid -Match Result: Yazid win 36 22
Norman Ng VS Zi Yuan -Match Result: Zi Yuan win 100 0
Ervin Lam VS Hao Ming -Match Result: draw 0 0


Round 4

Chris Choy VS Justin Phua -Match Result: Chris Choy win 63 0
Colin Robinson VS Daniel Teguh -Match Result: Colin Robinson win 52 12
Daryl Kong VS Sharizal -Match Result: Daryl Kong win 100 71
Roy Jean VS Shane Mok -Match Result: Shane Mok win 62 50
Akhter Khan VS Xian Yong -Match Result: Akhter Khan win 39 22
Nicholas Teo VS Stephen Kurisanto -Match Result: Stephen Kurisanto win 100 0
Nique VS Zi Yuan -Match Result: Nique win 100 55
Leck Koon VS Voon Lam -Match Result: Leck Koon win 100 0
Ervin Lam VS Matthew Lam -Match Result: Matthew Lam win 100 0
Hao Ming VS Yazid -Match Result: Hao Ming win 61 37
Joel Koh VS Norman Ng -Match Result: Norman Ng win 36 31

The Final Rankings:


Rank

P W D L MoV VP









1
Colin Robinson 4 4 0 0 555 20
2
Chris Choy 4 3 0 1 550 15
3
Justin Phua 4 3 0 1 517 15
4
Daryl Kong 4 3 0 1 507 15
5
Shane Mok 4 3 0 1 465 15
6
Akhter Khan 4 3 0 1 440 15
7
Sharizal 4 3 0 1 468 13
8
Stephen Kurisanto 4 2 0 2 507 10
9
Daniel Teguh 4 2 0 2 464 10
10
Roy Jean 4 2 0 2 457 10
11
Nique Tan 4 2 0 2 446 10
12
Matthew Lam 4 2 0 2 439 10
13
Leck Koon 4 2 0 2 417 10
14
Xian Yong 4 2 0 2 412 10
15
Nicholas Teo 4 2 0 2 275 10
16
Hao Ming 4 1 1 2 266 6
17
Soh Ziyuan 4 1 0 3 333 5
18
Yazid 4 1 0 3 331 5
19
Voon Lam 4 1 0 3 254 5
20
Norman Ng 4 1 0 3 200 3
21
Ervin Lam 4 0 1 3 169 1
22
Joel Koh 4 0 0 4 327 0

Congrats again to Colin Robinson for winning the tourney and a big thank you to Atom Comics for hosting and Richard Chan for organising.

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