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| 15 February 2010: "<3?" |
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| Movement #6 Kouider sent in 5 PRs, getting a small step closer to #5 Marijn (0.46 to go) and a small step closer to 0.0 ARR (0.17 to go). A little bit behind him, #17 David Schiering reported a few PRs to get a step closer to Alex Hantson. David has been making small cuts for a few weeks now, and after this week's 0.47 cut he has only 0.1 left until he passes Alex. #38 Ryan Stevens made up for falling short last week by passing #40 Sebastien Legay, as well as US rival #39 Gregor Fran. The next US player for Ryan to target is #35 Alejandro Hernandez, only 4 AF points ahead. #89 Jamie Disley continues to be one of the most active players of recent months, registering another active week. He made a 3 pt AF cut, passing two players. His next UK rival, Prashant, as well as the Titan ranks, are getting closer and closer. #95 Max Reese returned from a long break to improve Daisy Cruiser a few times over the week, finally subbing 1'40. I wonder if he'll keep playing after this? He's not very far from the Titan ranks, so that's something to aim for. #200 Xenio Chan was on fire this week. After returning from a two year break last month, he sent in 17 new PRs and scored a nice 22pt AF cut. This put him in 200th place on the dot and he reached Expert A level. #332 McHenry Carlson passed 5 players and is only three PRs away from leaving the Advanced ranks forever. I'm somewhat surprised he didn't just keep playing until he got the promotion. It looks almost certain that he'll be back next week. #764 Kristopher Lamp started using the Barrel Train for the first time and immediately improved many of his scores. He made a 24pt cut. The train takes a bit of getting used to (since it handles a little bit unintuitively), and perhaps Kris will manage even bigger cuts when he practices a bit more with it. New records New new records. New players No new players. |