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mikehoudini · 11-29-2009, 11:31 AM

Lee Oma (7-2 3) – He stopped Bill Tate in 8 to take the title, going 6-0 3. He advanced in the Threes tourney.

Bill Tate (6-2 1) – Bill went 5-1 1, and advanced in the next tourney.

Steffen Tangstad (5-2-3 3) – He made it to the Final 4, losing to Oma. He was durable, the king of the draws!

Keith McKnight (7-3-1 4) – He lost to Tate in the Final 4, finishing 4-1 2 in the tourney. He did well at the next level, fighting a war with James Beattie.

Jean-Pierre Coopman (4-3-1 2) – The Lion of Flanders was scrappy, making it to the Elite 8.

China Smith (3-3 3) – China was 2-1 2 in the tourney, then fought well at the next level. His fights were entertaining, for as long as they lasted!

11-29-2009, 11:31 AM	#932 (permalink)
mikehoudini All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Catonsville, MD Posts: 1,213 Thanks: 12 Thanked 47x in 37 posts	Level 2 Summary Lee Oma (7-2 3) – He stopped Bill Tate in 8 to take the title, going 6-0 3. He advanced in the Threes tourney. Bill Tate (6-2 1) – Bill went 5-1 1, and advanced in the next tourney. Steffen Tangstad (5-2-3 3) – He made it to the Final 4, losing to Oma. He was durable, the king of the draws! Keith McKnight (7-3-1 4) – He lost to Tate in the Final 4, finishing 4-1 2 in the tourney. He did well at the next level, fighting a war with James Beattie. Jean-Pierre Coopman (4-3-1 2) – The Lion of Flanders was scrappy, making it to the Elite 8. China Smith (3-3 3) – China was 2-1 2 in the tourney, then fought well at the next level. His fights were entertaining, for as long as they lasted! Last edited by mikehoudini; 11-30-2009 at 04:02 PM.