2025 Summer Series
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What a fabulous spring we have had at BAOC, with ten excellent orienteering events so far this year. Thank you to all the volunteers who made these events possible, and thanks to all who attended.
We now switch our attention to the 2025 BAOC Summer Series, which, as usual, runs from June through August. This will operate along similar lines as previous years, except this year seven events are planned! See below for how you can register now and get a huge discount!
The seven planned Summer Series events are listed below. Each Summer Series event will have a Beginner course (White/Yellow), a short intermediate course (~3 km), and a long intermediate course (~5 km). (The intermediate courses are usually about Orange-level difficulty, or whatever technical level the map can support.) And the whole Series is run as two separate competitions — a "Short" and a "Long". Athletes can score points only in the first of either the Short or the Long course they run at each event. Note, in particular, that running the Beginner course first disqualifies you from scoring points on the Short or Long course that day; also, only individuals — not teams — can score points. You are very welcome to run two or even three courses each day, but only the first one counts for points (as long as it's the Short or Long)!
Each athlete's score at each event is based on their finish time, weighted by age and gender (see the explanation below). And the best four scores from all the (seven or fewer) events for each participant are considered for the final standings. Therefore, all participants, regardless of age, have a chance at the top spot in their competition. Missing an event or two will not spoil your chances. Automatic points are awarded to the Course Setter and Event Director of each event. (If you want some of these "free" Series points, read on!)
Note that to score you accurately, the scoring administrator (Graham Brew) will need to know your birth year (not the date) and gender. You will enter that information if you register online (either for the Discount Package or for an individual event), and the folks at event registration will ask for it if you register at an event. (Of course, you are allowed to withhold your information, in which case we will assume you are a 21-year-old male, which will probably put you at a disadvantage if that isn't correct.)
The Schedule
The 2025 Summer Series schedule is below. Click on an "Event" link to go to the event webpage. After each event, results links will be added, which you can click on to see the event results.
- Event #1 – Sunday, June 8 – Presidio of San Francisco (at Fort Scott) (results page, event points & standings)
- Event #2 – Sunday, June 22 – St Mary's College, Moraga (results page, event points, series standings)
- Event #3 – Saturday, July 12 – Diablo Valley College, Pleasant Hill (results page, event points, series standings)
- Event #4 – Saturday, July 26 – Northstar Resort, Truckee (*) (results page, event points, series standings)
- Event #5 – Monday, July 28 – Donner Memorial State Park, Truckee (*) (results page, event points, series standings)
- Event #6 – Saturday, August 9 – Evergreen Valley College, San Jose (results page, event points, series standings)
- Event #7 – Sunday, August 24 – Bedwell Bayfront Park, Menlo Park (results page, event points, final series standings)
- (*) The Northstar Resort and Donner Memorial State Park events are part of the Tahoe 4-Day event.
As always, these events are run entirely thanks to the efforts of volunteers. A huge thank-you to all the Course Setters and Event Directors and other volunteers who are making these events possible. There are still plenty of volunteer roles left to fill, so please contact the individual Event Directors, or your local Regional Event Coordinator (below) if you would like to volunteer. In particular:
- Please contact Deron van Hoff if you would like to be the Event Director at the Presidio.
- Please contact Vicki Woolworth if you'd like to be the Event Director at Diablo Valley College.
- Please contact Graham Brew if you would like to be the Event Director at Evergreen Valley College.
(Remember, there are lots of "free" Series points available if you are an Event Director or Course Setter!)
We look forward to seeing you out there! Your BAOC Regional Event Coordinators:
- East Bay REC: Vicki Woolworth (
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- North Bay REC: Scott Aster ()
- Peninsula REC: Graham Brew ()
- South Bay REC: Graham Brew ()
- San Fran. REC: Deron van Hoff ()
Note to Beginners
BAOC welcomes beginners at events, with (free) brief, instruction sessions ("clinics") that introduce orienteering, and with "Beginner" courses. We hope you will come to one or more of the Summer Series events (there is no requirement to attend all the events), and/or to our "regular" events listed in the Schedule.
Summer Series Discount Package
Like last year, a special Summer Series Discount Package is offered again this year, providing a discount for BAOC members registering in advance for the entire Series—see the details below. (Registering for the Discount Package does not require that you attend every event in the Series.)
The package deal — which is available only for BAOC members — will cover the five Bay Area events in the Summer Series. (Events #4 and #5 will be in the Lake Tahoe area, and will be included in a separate "Tahoe package".)
- Note: If you are not a BAOC member, you can join the club and purchase the Discount Package for less than the adult non-member cost of four individual events. (See below for details.)
The package price is $50 for adults, $17 for juniors (ages 8–20), for all five (or fewer) of the Bay Area events—thus presenting a great discount, even if you don't attend all of the events.
Here is the "fine print" for the Summer Series Discount Package:
- This fabulous deal is for club members running the Short or Long courses at the Summer Series events. (Click here to join BAOC or renew your membership. The least expensive membership is $15/year [$16 if paid online].)
- Beginner courses are available at all of the events, but there is no package price for them. Beginners will register for each event separately (i.e., either online or at the event).
- E-stick rental is not available through the Discount Package entry form. You will be able to rent an E-stick at each event by visiting the Registration table.
- There will be no refunds if you can't make it to all five Bay Area events (but you will have the satisfaction of donating to your favorite O' club).
- The Discount Package must be purchased online — it cannot be purchased at an event.
- Registering for the Discount Package automatically enters you in all the remaining 2025 Summer Series Bay Area events. Thus, you should not register for individual events, and nothing needs to be done if you do not attend an event.
- You must register for the Discount Package by at least 6:00 PM the day before the next event.
- You can change from Short to Long, or Long to Short, simply by telling E-punch at the next event you attend. You can change for one event, or for the remainder of the Series. (If you're interested in the Series competition, keep the scoring rules in mind.)
- When you go to an event, you can go directly to the Start if you do not need to change your course selection or E-punch number.
You can sign up for the Summer Series Discount Package here (https://eventreg.orienteeringusa.org/eventregister/register/start/25sspackage). You can see here (https://eventreg.orienteeringusa.org/eventregister/reglist/home/25sspackage) who has already signed up.
- Note:
- If you are not a BAOC member (and thus not eligible for the package), or you do not want to register for the Discount Package, you can register for individual events either online before an event or at the event.
- If registering at an event, to save some time at the event, you can download, print, and complete the entry form (14KB PDF), and bring the form to the Registration table at the event. (You will need one entry form for each group of people going on a course together.)
Important Note to All Participants
Everyone must observe out-of-bounds areas indicated on the maps. Please note, in particular, that olive-green areas are out of bounds.
Failure to stay out of out-of-bounds areas could jeopardize our ability to get permission to hold future events at the venue, as well as being unfair to those participants who go around the areas.
Some of the events will use maps with ISSprOM (International Standard for Sprint Orienteering Maps) symbols, which indicate impassible features like buildings, fences, vegetation, and walls. Note that the rules forbid crossing (including reaching over or through) any feature shown on the map as "impassible", even if it's physically possible to cross (or reach over or through).
- A sheet showing all the symbols used on Sprint Orienteering maps is available as this file (650KB PDF).
- The latest edition of the International Specification for Sprint Orienteering Maps (ISSprOM 2019-2) is in this document (8.0MB PDF). (The identical file on the IOF website is much larger.)
- These related IOF documents are available: ISSprOM - Guidelines For Complex Urban Structures (2.6MB PDF) and What Has Changed In ISSprOM 2019 (764KB PDF).
- Some of the event venues include multilevel situations, which can be hard to interpret from a two-dimensional map. ISSprOM includes special symbols for that purpose, which can be seen in this explanation.
The Series Competition
The BAOC Summer Series will be split into two competitions, a series of Short courses and a series Long courses, both of which will be "handicapped" by age and gender—that is, using the same system we used in 2017–2019 and 2022–2024.
The seven planned Summer Series events (see above) will be set on some of our best "urban" maps—campuses, parks, etc.—which make for better events during the summer. There will, in fact, be effectively two Summer Series—a Short-distance version, and a Long-distance version. We have made this decision acknowledging the diversity of the athletes we have at BAOC events, and hopefully everyone will find a distance they are comfortable with. Both Short and Long will be basically "the most technically challenging courses the map will support". The Short courses will not be "easier", they are simply shorter.
- Important Note: Points earned in one Summer Series (e.g., Short) are not valid in the other series (e.g., Long). And each competitor will ultimately be ranked based on the points from their best four of the seven events. The intention is that each athlete will choose to compete in either the Short or the Long competition, and (mostly) stick to that length throughout the summer. Of course, everyone is welcome to run any course they wish at each event, but to maximize your chance of a higher overall position, you should try to stick to one length throughout the summer. Furthermore, while you are always welcome to run two (or three!) courses at any event, you will be eligible to earn points only on the first course you run at an event (which means no points if you run a ranking course after the Beginner [White/Yellow] course).
Note that, in addition to the Ranking-Short course and the Ranking-Long course, each event will have a non-ranking Beginner (White/Yellow) course. Further details for each event will be released closer to the date on the webpage for the event.
As in previous years, the Summer Series results are weighted ("handicapped") by age and gender, to create something closer to a level playing field for all athletes. That is why we want to know participants' age and gender information (which will be obtained from registration information). If we ultimately fail to determine an athlete's age and/or gender, they will be assumed to be 21 years old and/or male. Hence, it is in each athlete's best interest to give us accurate information (unless, of course, they actually are a 21-year-old male).
The Series rankings will be released (to the BayONet (https://groups.io/g/BAOC) and on the BAOC website) as quickly as possible after each event, although please allow a few days for the various processing to take place.
As in previous years, credit will be given for Course Setting and Event Directing (so contact us now if you would like to earn some "free" points this way!).
If there are any questions or comments on any of the above, you can contact Graham Brew (). However, questions about specific events, locations, etc. are best addressed to the Event Director for each event (i.e., as found on the event webpage that is linked above).
Very best of luck to all competitors, and we look forward to seeing you out there!
– Graham Brew (Summer Series scoring administrator) and the entire BAOC Summer Series Team
Scoring and Awards
- Note: It's not likely to happen, but these details are subject to change.
To make things a little more interesting, participants can accumulate points throughout the Series based on their results. Some of the best minds in the world's greatest database companies, and in the nation's finest research labs have deliberated carefully, and arrived at a scoring system for the Summer Series. (It's the same system that was used in 2017–2019 and 2022–2024 crafted by François and Dennis.)
The scoring system for the Summer Series will combine all participants into two categories by making adjustments, based on age and gender, to each person's performance. The person with the best adjusted performance in a given race will be awarded 1000 points. Everyone else will be awarded points in proportion to how their own adjusted performance compares to that of the person given 1000 points.
At each event in the Series there will be two identified ranking courses, which will be used for scoring. The other course(s) offered at the event will have no affect on the Series scoring.
Here are the details.
- We will use tables developed by USA Track and Field that make adjustments to 10 km road-race times based on age and gender.
- Each participant in the Summer Series has a fixed reference time based on those tables.
- For a given race, each person's adjusted performance ratio is calculated as their actual time for that race divided by their reference time.
- The person with the best adjusted performance ratio for the day is the leader and is awarded 1000 points.
- For anyone else, their point score is the leader's adjusted performance ratio divided by their own adjusted performance ratio, then multiplied by 1000, and rounded off to the nearest whole number.
This means it is possible for someone who finishes with the slowest legal time in a race to still have the highest point score for the day. So, don't give up!
Now that you've studied the methodology for scoring in minute detail, perhaps an example is in order.
- Suppose there is an event with just three people: a 45-year-old male who we'll call "F", a 25-year-old female called "T", and a 70-year-old male called "D". (Amazingly, their ages haven't changed since the first Summer Series in 2017! 😉) Suppose their times on the course were as follows:
- F 45:51 (2751 seconds)
- T 47:53 (2873 seconds)
- D 57:20 (3440 seconds)
- Given their ages and genders, their reference times are as follows.
- (We are using USA Track & Field [USATF] tables for reference times. Specifically, we're using the files "MaleRoadStd2025.xlsx" and "FemaleRoadStd2025.xlsx" in this folder (https://github.com/AlanLyttonJones/Age-Grade-Tables/tree/master/2025%20Files) [click on the file name and then click on the "Download raw file" icon near the right end of the "Code" bar]. In those files, we're using the "10 km" column on the "AgeStdHMS" and "AgeStanHMS" tabs, respectively (which are equivalent to the "AgeStdSec" and "AgeStanSec" tabs, respectively). Information about the tables is here (https://github.com/AlanLyttonJones/Age-Grade-Tables/blob/master/README.md) and here (https://github.com/AlanLyttonJones/Age-Grade-Tables/wiki).)
- F 28:30 (1710 seconds)
- T 28:46 (1726 seconds)
- D 35:45 (2145 seconds)
- Dividing the actual course times by the reference times gives these adjusted performance ratios for the course:
- F 1.60877
- T 1.66454
- D 1.60373
- So, with the lowest adjusted performance ratio, D is the leader (despite having the slowest time) and gets 1000 points. To get the points for the others, divide their ratios into D's and multiply by 1000, and you get F with 997 points and T with 963.
Conclusion: If you want to win in the Summer Series, either (a) get fast, or (b) get old fast.
By popular demand, final standings will be based on each person's four best scores in the seven-event Series.
For the record, note that Graham Brew is the Official Scorer, so all queries and compliments should go to him. Complaints should be sent to DeptOfComplaints@whitehouse.gov (Good luck with that!).
We need to know everyone's age and gender in order to make these calculations valid. As usual, your orienteering age is your age at the end of the calendar year — so what we really want is your year of birth, not your actual birth date. You will enter your year of birth and gender if you register online (i.e., for either the Discount Package or an individual event), or you will be asked at the registration table if you register at an event.
Some "fine print":
- Everyone who has a valid finish for that day's full ranking course will be awarded points (except group entries will not earn points). However, to be eligible for the cumulative awards, you must be a BAOC member in good standing as of the date of the final event of the Series.
- If we don't know your year of birth and/or gender, we will assume you are 21 years old and/or male. If you like that idea better than you like getting more points, well, that's up to you.
- If we find out your age and gender after some of the point calculations have been made, we will try to go back and recalculate your point scores for the earlier events. In no case, though, will such retroactive point adjustments exceed 1000 points for a given race. (In other words, if you don't tell us your birth year and gender in time, and you should have been the leader that day, you won't quite get all the credit you might have gotten.)
- Course Setters for events in the Series will be given points for their own event equal to their best other point score in the Series. Event Directors (some of whom may be able to run in their own event) will be given the higher of (a) their actual score in the event or (b) their best other point score in the Series.
Final Series Results
Congratulations to everyone who participated in the events. We hope you had fun.
Thanks to everyone who helped at the events. The events would not have been successful without you.
The final standings are below for the Short Series and the Long Series.
- The methodology of determining Summer Series points is explained above. In particular, note that group/team entries do not earn points, and 21-year-old and/or male are assumed if we don't have a person's birth year and/or gender.
- As noted above, Event Directors and Course Setters receive credit for their service. Points earned by those credits are annotated below with "ed" or "cs", respectively.
- Event Abbreviations (links to event results):
- PSF = Presidio of San Francisco
SMC = St Mary's College
DVC = Diablo Valley College
NCR = Northstar California Resort
DMP = Donner Memorial Park
EVC = Evergreen Valley College
BBP = Bedwell Bayfront Park
Short Series: Final Standings
Pl Name PSF SMC DVC NCR DMP EVC BBP Total # Best 4
1 Steve Gregg 1000 875 1000 1000 1000cs 882 878 6635 7 4000
1 Dennis Wildfogel 953 1000 1000 1000 1000 4953 5 4000
3 Werner Haag 897 715 617 876 911cs 911 4927 6 3595
4 George Minarik 632 738 433 683 634 3120 5 2687
5 Evan Custer 631 566 633 779 518 3127 5 2609
6 Irena Stefanova 714 700 522 670 2606 4 2606
7 Sheila Cotter 801 903 606 2310 3 2310
8 Sarah Williams 532 549 520 346 615 547 533 3642 7 2244
9 William Nguyen 526 577 500 330 445 397 2775 6 2048
10 Dan Greene 438 499 407 632 464 2440 5 2033
11 Rosemary Johnson 488 514 461 443 1906 4 1906
12 Nick Corsano 614 604 579 1797 3 1797
13 Jeff Lanam 432 483 395 468 391 2169 5 1778
14 Scott Aster 598 598 569 1765 3 1765
14 Phil Lacroute 578 804 383 1765 3 1765
16 Neville Fernandes 446 417 403 477 1743 4 1743
17 Vicki Woolworth 795 795ed 1590 2 1590
18 Steve Beuerman 411 409 386 322 1528 4 1528
19 Anna Medyukhina 775 635 1410 2 1410
20 John Blakkan 368 464 337 1169 3 1169
21 Johanna Merriss 524 617 1141 2 1141
22 Mark Schneider 538 580 1118 2 1118
23 Daphne Zhang 645 423 1068 2 1068
24 Jonas De Vre 264 343 347 954 3 954
25 Hunter Wang 565 388 953 2 953
26 Anastasia Gordeeva 907 907 1 907
27 Andrew Lowd 436 431 867 2 867
28 Alfredo Fernandez 822 822 1 822
29 Jonah Marne 804 804 1 804
30 Mike Chin 796 796 1 796
31 Katy Robinson 434 348 782 2 782
32 Anna Staats 315 458 773 2 773
33 Bernth Gustavsson 724 724 1 724
34 Shawn Huang 400 318 718 2 718
35 Thor Sundstrom 702 702 1 702
36 Ben Holfeld 667 667 1 667
37 Kai Douglas 656 656 1 656
38 Olga Kraght 621 621 1 621
39 Ronald Yeung 592 592 1 592
40 Iryna Mamontova 589 589 1 589
41 Alison Weber 557 557 1 557
42 Dennis Cryor 532 532 1 532
43 Asli Sabanci 474 474 1 474
44 Liam Reeder 451 451 1 451
45 Sarah Naughten 439 439 1 439
46 Gracie Shane 432 432 1 432
47 Timon Sloane 430 430 1 430
48 Matthias Kohler 427 427 1 427
49 Herb Fockler 385 385 1 385
50 Sufi Kaur 368 368 1 368
51 Anne Brinkman 351 351 1 351
52 Ken Herman 350 350 1 350
53 Jenny Zhang 346 346 1 346
54 Fred Toh 325 325 1 325
55 Clara Staats 323 323 1 323
56 Kendall Bagley 307 307 1 307
57 Chengcheng Xu 306 306 1 306
58 Steven Rodrigues 293 293 1 293
59 Wei Zeng 288 288 1 288
60 John Fenton 279 279 1 279
61 CK Tran 253 253 1 253
62 Taylor Pospisil 242 242 1 242
63 Julie Richardson 219 219 1 219
64 Dhaval Jani 195 195 1 195
65 Vincent Alcantara 157 157 1 157
Long Series: Final Standings
Pl Name PSF SMC DVC NCR DMP EVC BBP Total # Best 4
1 François Léonard 1000 1000cs 1000 1000 1000 966 992 6958 7 4000
2 Yurii Konovalenko 996 968 1000 872 3836 4 3836
3 Greg Khanlarov 963 860 949 834 3606 4 3606
4 Graham Brew 848 908 908ed 796 3460 4 3460
5 Emily Ellsworth 739 876 645 717 849 876cs 4702 6 3340
6 Rex Winterbottom 827 907 782 817 717 4050 5 3333
7 Tapio Karras 833 834 743 821 711 3942 5 3231
8 Chuck Spalding 650 905 893 695 668 711 706 5228 7 3215
9 Jeff Goodwin 797 947 616 796 3156 4 3156
10 Drew Taplin 765 802 768 776 559 3670 5 3111
11 Marie-Josée Parayre 685 891ed 625 773 758 619 4351 6 3107
12 Theo Verhoeven 844 728 802 530 686 655 4245 6 3060
13 Ambrose Liu 681 729 871 492 665 3438 5 2946
14 Tom De Vre 710 453 751 738 722 3374 5 2921
15 Gary Kraght 647 761 706 635 2749 4 2749
16 Matteo Guareschi 670 669 554 686 715 3294 5 2740
17 Gavin Wyatt-Mair 687 657 695 661 2700 4 2700
18 John Richardson 685 686 694 633 2698 4 2698
19 Weichun Fong 666 740 398 686 584 3074 5 2676
20 Paul Roome 906 868 834 2608 3 2608
21 Evgeny Kachanovsky 950 784 860 2594 3 2594
22 Wayne Staats 816 936 797 2549 3 2549
23 Steve Haas 572 555 691 691ed 2509 4 2509
24 David Colman 566 666 694 578 494 2998 5 2504
25 Sean Robinson 342 742 705 693 2482 4 2482
26 Derek Maclean 651 641 585 551 586 3014 5 2463
27 Jason Lee 605 704 664 481 2454 4 2454
28 Michael Robinson 561 599 569 536 2265 4 2265
29 Taylor Pospisil 866 675 712 2253 3 2253
30 James Arthurton 807 701 740 2248 3 2248
31 Josh Munic 620 683 392 540 2235 4 2235
32 Anna Shane 616 516 456 602 2190 4 2190
33 Stephanie Maclean 686 734 650 2070 3 2070
34 Kathleen Lan 709 737 622 2068 3 2068
35 Phillip Hoare 502 546 495 443 1986 4 1986
36 Olga Kraght 638 648 566 1852 3 1852
37 Liam Reeder 446 442 391 492 418 2189 5 1798
38 Jerry Skirvin 493 368 380 420 275 1936 5 1661
39 Marie De Vre 442 430 354 412 347 1985 5 1638
40 Ouri Karni 808 785 1593 2 1593
41 Nik Weber 591 466 533 1590 3 1590
42 Piper Jensick 345 505 395 323 1568 4 1568
43 Eric Rosenzweig 818 736 1554 2 1554
44 Enxun Wei 418 357 366 389 1530 4 1530
45 Olga Boiarynova 438 545 517 1500 3 1500
46 Jinwen Xu 463 576 408 1447 3 1447
47 Matt Marlow 733 683 1416 2 1416
48 Gavin Williams 665 665 1330 2 1330
49 Deron van Hoff 660 635 1295 2 1295
50 Patrick Carvalho 790 496 1286 2 1286
51 Matthias Kohler 629 632 1261 2 1261
52 Olof Sundstrom 657 530 1187 2 1187
53 Ray Rosenbaum 580 501 1081 2 1081
54 Alex Dubinchyk 479 562 1041 2 1041
55 Shengye Wang 295 391 348 1034 3 1034
56 Wyatt Riley 1000 1000 1 1000
56 Felix Silver 1000 1000 1 1000
58 Carl Hoel 991 991 1 991
59 Joshua Zhanson 466 519 985 2 985
60 Petra Sundstrom 963 963 1 963
61 Kevin Henry 447 493 940 2 940
62 Andrew Peterson 907 907 1 907
63 Rhonda Stieber 416 481 897 2 897
64 Tac Sugiyama 862 862 1 862
65 Tyler Williams 839 839 1 839
66 Luyuan Lin 298 297 237 832 3 832
67 Miroslav Trubelja 370 427 797 2 797
68 Ann Marie Cody 791 791 1 791
69 Liubov Pitko 776 776 1 776
70 Justin Smith 751 751 1 751
71 Quincy Rosenzweig 748 748 1 748
72 Yun Yung Chiu 386 347 733 2 733
73 Isabella Pentoja 341 342 683 2 683
74 Misha Kreslavsky 678 678 1 678
75 Lubomir Šebo 673 673 1 673
76 Jan Cisar 659 659 1 659
77 Daria Titkina 655 655 1 655
78 Chris Haney 619 619 1 619
79 Marte Hoff Hagen 604 604 1 604
80 Boyuan Zhang 603 603 1 603
81 Jason Reed 594 594 1 594
82 Geoffrey Sears 577 577 1 577
83 Christopher Wray 532 532 1 532
84 Catherine Olsson 527 527 1 527
85 Logan Sternberg 508 508 1 508
86 Mirjana Spasojevic 487 487 1 487
87 Yuqi Li 460 460 1 460
88 Julie Minton 459 459 1 459
89 Ronald Solbrig 455 455 1 455
90 Claudia Montijo 441 441 1 441
91 Ellen Mouchawar 427 427 1 427
92 Roopa McNealis 422 422 1 422
93 Emilie Naughten 419 419 1 419
94 Anna Staats 414 414 1 414
95 Jamie Maclean 405 405 1 405
96 Anders Oedlund 404 404 1 404
97 Nisha McNealis 386 386 1 386
98 Caity Berry 381 381 1 381
98 Xiaoyan Li 381 381 1 381
100 Shane Dempsey 373 373 1 373
101 Andrew Colella 359 359 1 359
102 Eric Anderson 347 347 1 347
103 Jacob Deandheur 342 342 1 342
104 Akira Ramirez 330 330 1 330
105 Emily Suitt-Payne 326 326 1 326
106 Sunny Maxey 325 325 1 325
107 Tong Shen 298 298 1 298
108 Cash McIntyre 296 296 1 296
109 Steve O'Keefe 284 284 1 284
110 Maddie Wilkinson 279 279 1 279
111 Kendall Bagley 249 249 1 249
112 Alex Xue 225 225 1 225
113 Jinlong Fan 213 213 1 213
Brian Ritchken TBDcs TBD 1 TBD (CS credit points pending)
Matej Šebo TBDcs TBD 1 TBD (CS credit points pending)