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A 101-player win in May, the second-highest IFPA rating in the state, a winning lifetime record against the No. 1, and no tracked entry since July 8.
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Forty-three podiums, six victories, and tenth place in the state. His profile is the clearest argument that a championship series rewards turning up and finishing well over anything else.
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1,978 games, 226 tournaments, 48 wins, and a rivalry with the player two places above him that has run 489 games and finished dead level.
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Twenty counted events, one of them won. The rest were finishes good enough to bank 196 points, which is what a state championship series rewards when you never have a disaster.
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The hottest form reading in the state belongs to No. 7, who also holds a winning lifetime record against the No. 1 and has played 489 games against the man one place below him.
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213 of his 222 tracked tournaments happened at Blainbrook, and 38 straight months have gone by without him missing one. The result is a set of rivalry records deep enough to be statistically boring, which is the point.
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No single result on his sheet would turn a head. Twenty of them stacked together put him fifth in the state, ahead of players with four times his trophy count.
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Five career tournament wins, three of them this summer, and one of those was a 68-player open at LITT. The newest name in Minnesota's top five is also the one with the least history behind him.
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No. 3 in the state, nine straight months of entries, and a last-ten-games win rate of 90% against a career baseline of 69%. He took the August open at LITT out of a 49-player field.
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