The 2018 Penticton Regional - Wrapup Edition

Only Gatlinburg has been a bigger Regional in 2018

Final table count: 3542½ tables! This is 305 tables ahead of last year's total, breaking the 1990 record, which happened before Penticton was an annual event. Bravo to Marv Norden and his team of workers and volunteers.

This page will be your gateway to masterpoint lists, event winners lists (including KO survivors and their next opponents), and direct links to the result details at ACBL Live and the Bulletins produced by Fast Results. We'll also try to have some photos of winners and perhaps a story or two.

Internet tip: your browser doesn't always actually download the most recent version of a web page. A new version of this page (as well as the masterpoint lists page and the winners lists) is made nightly. To ensure you have the latest, hit F5 in most browsers or look for a circular arrow icon to tap, on a handheld device. Either method tells your browser to stop assuming the one it downloaded yesterday is the most current, and directs it to look online for a newer version of the page.

What's here (so far):

Tournament Masterpoint Leaders thru Sunday
Tournament Non-Life Master Leaders thru Sunday
Both lists also appear on the DUMPS page — which has everyone's red/gold breakdowns.
HINT: the DUMPS page is usually updated first and uploaded before this page is updated. Checking it at about midnight may get you the next day's list, depending on the pace McBruce is working at...
Event links to ACBL Live results:

Yesterday's event winners, with links to ACBL Live details (where you will find hand records, board scores and contracts). Now includes more masterpoint data, especially for the team survivors.
All event winners and overall lists. Like the DUMPS masterpoint winners list above, the list of winners is updated before this page is; check in about midnight and you may see it.

Fast Results is also doing a Bulletin page for this tournament, and if you are a Fast Results user you will probably get an e-mail when their algorithm has pulled the data from ACBL Live and reset it into a Bulletin format. Not a lot of commentary but all the results and masterpoint lists are there. You'll find links to all of their Penticton pages at this link.
There is a printed Welcome issue of the Bulletin that you will find in your registration package. I've asked Marv for the original pdf so you can read it online: LINK (large pdf) it's quite colourful and informative.
Photos - the Fast Results page has a database of photos that come up when someone is in the overalls. Not sure how old some of these are.... Directing duties make it impossible for me to take photos at the end of a session, but you can e-mail me a photo that you or a friend has taken. Here are some guides for budding photographers:
- Headshot closeups please. When you look at the photo on your digital camera or phone's screen, the player or players' head(s) should be as large as possible compared to the size of the photo. I will probably crop the photo down to just the heads, so make sure that you zoom in as much as you can.
- I cannot include a photo unless I have the following data: names of subjects (preferably from left to right, including surnames and spelled correctly), what specific event they won (or what they did), the actual file containing the photo, and the name of the photographer.
- The file you send should be the largest version that can be sent. Tiny versions of files will not be used.
Got a story, a photo, or some other contribution?

Penticton 2018, Wrapup Edition:

Tournament attendance breaks 1990 record!

Leaders - All the Masterpoints - DINO schedule - Sunday Winners - Photos

Final Penticton Masterpoint Leaders:

ACBLScore breaks ties randomly

1	Justin Lall, Charlotte NC	116.90
1	Kevin Dwyer, Melbourne FL	116.90
1	Shan Huang, Melbourne FL	116.90
4	Joan Millens, Kingston NY	111.57
5	Bruce Noda, Corte Madera CA	103.23
5	Crispin Barrere, Berkeley CA	103.23
7	Danny Sprung, Las Vegas NV	98.11
7	Joann Sprung, Las Vegas NV	98.11
7	Judith Gartaganis, Calgary AB	98.11
7	Nicholas Gartaganis, Calgary AB	98.11
11	Geoff Hampson, Las Vegas NV	97.42
11	Haig Tchamitch, Paradise Valley AZ	97.42
11	Mike Passell, Plano TX	97.42
14	David Hu, Richmond BC	96.87
14	Eric Pan, Burnaby BC	96.87
16	Joan Cremin, Paradise Valley AZ	95.17
17	Ken Scholes, Bellevue WA	94.18
18	Huub Bertens, Las Vegas NV	92.95
19	Jianfeng Luo, North York ON	88.62
20	Kai Zhou, Burnaby BC	87.74
21	Jack Lee, Richmond BC	86.99
22	Alex Hudson, Raleigh NC	86.01
22	Jonathan Steinberg, Toronto ON	86.01
24	William Ge, Burnaby BC	85.52
25	Bruce Ferguson, Palm Springs CA	80.87
25	Carole Liss, San Rafael CA	80.87
25	Cliff Campbell, Thunder Bay ON	80.87
25	Roland Laframboise, Thunder Bay ON	80.87
25	Ross Cody, Thunder Bay ON	80.87
25	William Treble, Winnipeg MB	80.87
31	David McLellan, Thunder Bay ON	79.32
32	Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA	75.05
33	Alex Hong, West Vancouver BC	74.91
34	Ray Miller, Seattle WA	73.39
35	Tom Carmichael, Mill Creek WA	72.68
36	Mike Cappelletti, Delray Beach FL	70.20
37	Peter Herold, Namaimo BC	69.16
38	Monica Angus, West Vancouver BC	68.28
39	Sandra Scholes, Bellevue WA	67.78
40	Larry Pocock, Vancouver BC	66.41
40	Yue Su, Vancouver BC	66.41
42	Scott Chupack, Seattle WA	63.76
43	Brenda Pugsley, Carson City NV	62.84
43	Paul Pugsley, Carson City NV	62.84
45	Ian Gatenby, Red Deer AB	62.59
46	Gerry Marshall, Calgary AB	61.11
46	Hendrik Sharples, Brush Prairie WA	61.11
48	Jerry Helms, Charlotte NC	60.89
49	Zoran Peca, Vancouver BC	60.36
50	Jeffrey Taylor, Eugene OR	60.12
50	Michael Levy, Keizer OR	60.12

Final Non-Life Master Leaders

1	Alex Hong, West Vancouver BC	74.91
2	Daniel Lyder, Victoria BC	52.98
3	Karen Cumpstone, Nanaimo BC	46.67
4	Shelley Mardiros, Banff AB	42.18
5	Valerie Breen, Whistler BC	38.18
6	Bob Gagnon, Calgary AB	37.35
7	Anna Crouch, Whistler BC	36.35
8	Judith Pogge, Greenwood Vlg CO	31.48
9	Anne Jackson, Creston BC	28.51
10	Brian Sims, Cultus Lake BC	27.89
11	Kim Likakis, Bennington VT	27.62
12	Bruce Macdonald, Vancouver BC	27.23
13	Brent Muir, Calgary AB	26.70
13	Jay Newington, Calgary AB	26.70
15	Siu Wai Fan, Red Deer AB	26.53
16	Ryley Breiddal, Vancouver BC	26.23
17	Doug Carritt, Red Deer AB	25.89
18	Morris Chen, Surrey BC	25.63
19	Jackie Latta, Hemet CA	25.16
19	Ray Latta, Hemet CA	25.16
21	Lynda Lipe, Bellevue WA	23.94
21	Ralph Lipe, Bellevue WA	23.94
23	Bud Bishop, Delta BC	23.64
23	Mary Frances Bishop, Delta BC	23.64
25	Jacqueline Sonsie, Kelowna BC	23.39
26	Alexandre Ribeyre, Qualicum Beach BC	23.38
27	Stephanie Williams, Delta BC	23.14
28	Max Heyde, Cranbrook BC	22.76
28	Sabine Heyde, Cranbrook BC	22.76
30	Al Sheasby, Vernon BC	22.15
30	Maureen Sheasby, Vernon BC	22.15

Not quite on the list? Check the DUMPS!

DUMPS, the Daily Updated Master Point Summary, is updated after the end of the afternoon session and again every night around 12:30am (before this page is updated), and now includes ranks in the non-Life Master race as well as the overall races below. Red and gold points are tracked for everyone who has won masterpoints and we'll update it each night. Check it out here!

DINO Schedule of Events for the next year:

Dates	Event	Host City	Location
June 19 - 24	2018 Midnight Sun Regional	Anchorage AK	Anchorage Bridge Center
August 20 - 26	2018 Puget Sound Regional	Lynnwood WA (north of Seattle)	Lynnwood Convention Center
October 29 - November 4	2018 Leavenworth Regional	Leavenworth WA	Leavenworth Festhalle
June 1 - August 31	North American Pairs Qualifying	local clubs throughout District 19	District Finals: see below
September 1 - Spring 2019	Grand National Teams Qualifying	local clubs throughout District 19	District Final details TBA
September 23, 2018 (10:30am & 4:00pm)	Flight C North American Pairs District Final	Eastside Bridge Center, Redmond WA	club qualification is required
October 13, 2018 (noon & 5:30pm)	Flight A North American Pairs District Final	Skagit PUD Aqua Room, Mount Vernon WA	club qualification is required
October 14, 2018 (10:30am & 4:00pm)	Flight B North American Pairs District Final	Skagit PUD Aqua Room, Mount Vernon WA	club qualification is required
late Spring 2019	Grand National Teams District Final	details to be announced	(the impending move of the Vancouver Bridge Centre this summer is complicating matters)
April 8 - 14, 2019	Victoria Regional	Victoria BC	Victoria Conference Centre
June 10 - 16, 2019	Penticton Regional	Penticton BC	Penticton Trade & Convention Centre

Yesterday's Event Winners:

Events Ending On Sunday, June 17:

Sunday A/X Swiss Teams (56 teams) Complete Results: ACBL Live

A, X: Eric Pan - Baixiang Liu, Burnaby BC; David Hu - Amy Gao, Richmond BC (115VP, 31.46 gold)

Sunday B/C/D Swiss Teams (64 teams) Complete Results: ACBL Live

B, C: Paul Reitsma - Roger Taylor, Parksville BC; Ray Latta - Jackie Latta, Hemet CA (121VP, 16.44 gold)

D: Don Campbell, North Vancouver BC; Deborah Davy, Gibsons BC; Susanne Sherburne - Sharon Carpenter, Bellingham WA (103VP, sixth overall, 5.95 gold)

Sunday Senior Swiss Teams (18 teams) Complete Results: ACBL Live

A: Edwin Glickman, Glenwood Spgs CO; Bill Kramer, Regina SK; Maxine Webb, High River AB; William Woodfine, Penticton QC (112VP, 7.84 gold)

B: Dianne Cox - Dennis Duryea, Redmond WA; Mark Zellmer, Creve Coeur MO; Bryan Gerard, Bellevue WA (106VP, third overall, 4.41 gold)

C: Brad Barton - Alden Edwards, Kelowna BC; Barbara Hillman, Richmond BC; Richard Syrnyk, North Vancouver BC (94VP, fifth overall, 2.73 gold)

Sunday Fast Pairs (19 tables in 2 sections) Complete Results: ACBL Live

A: Dana Hastings, Baton Rouge LA; Greg Hinze, San Antonio TX (69.48%, 14.88 gold)

B: Kelvin Raywood, Vancouver BC; Shelley Burns, North Vancouver BC (59.04%, fourth overall, 6.28 gold)

C: Frances Adam - Glenda Affleck, Vancouver BC (47.36%, 3.45 gold)

Sunday Morning 199er Swiss Teams (9 teams) Complete Results: ACBL Live

D, E: Robert Clugston - Lori Nelson, Kamloops BC; Nigel Williamson, Victoria BC; Betsy Woods, Coquitlam BC (59VP, 1.88 red)

F: Monty Tolley - Sophie Laurent - Jeff Mear, Osoyoos BC; Wade Carpenter, Burnaby BC (54 VP, second overall, 1.41 red)

Sunday Afternoon 199er Swiss Teams (6 teams) Complete Results: ACBL Live

D, E: Richard Cripps - Deborah Cripps - Jamie Watt - Cindy Watt, Calgary AB (62 VP, 1.59 red)

F: Monty Tolley - Sophie Laurent - Jeff Mear, Osoyoos BC; Wade Carpenter, Burnaby BC (55 VP, second overall, 1.19 red)

Complete list of event winners and overall placers so far.

Photo Gallery!

My duties as a TD precluded me from taking photos as I have for over a decade, but I did take one Thursday Evening, and two people took photos and sent them to me. In this day and age when everyone has a phone with a camera this may be the way to go. Finally on Wednesday morning I am completing this after a few days of rest. The Fast Results bulletins do have some photos tagged with player numbers and if your photo is in their database you may see it there if you make the overalls.

	Bracket Five of the Saturday Zinfandel Compact KO Winners: Jack Johnson - Maryellen Gallo, Surrey BC; Thomas Anderson, North Vancouver BC; Ryley Breiddal, Vancouver BC.
A new Silver Life Master (1000 MP) on Tuesday: Bonnie Turley, Vernon BC Congratulations, and thanks to Jo-Ann Horne for sending the photo!
	A new Life Master! Benjamin Levy, Vancouver WA. Congratulations!

If you would like to make comments on the online Bulletins, please send me an e-mail at ooga@shaw.ca.