Lord Stanley's Pool 2012 - Round 1 Analysis

Devastating and unfathomed first-round upsets will be the story of this pool. Futility records have been smashed, and many people are left watching the playoffs with no picks to cheer. An astonishing 26 entries are left with no picks after round 1, something only 11 entries have done in total over the first 13 seasons of the pool! (3 in 2003; 2 in '06, '07, '08; 1 in '10 and '02). Only two poolies are left unscathed and only 10 have more than six picks remaining. This leaves plenty of opportunity for some poolies to make a big jump up the standings but for most, they will be watching their rank drop slowly and surely.

Pool takes record first-round losses
We have seen favourites go down before, but never quite so many. Pittsburgh's elimination was second only to Washington's 2010 flameout in terms of biggest pool favourites - by player picks. But the Pens were far and away the heaviest Cup favourite to fall, with over 43% of Cup picks, destroying the Capitals' 2010 record of 31%.

Add Vancouver to the mix (top-10 futility in its own right), and 2012 smashed the record for first-round futility. 64% of the pool's picks are gone after round 1 (well above 2003's record 58.5%) and 69% of Cup picks - only the second time the pool has broken 50% for that measure. This comes only one year after we set a record for fewest picks eliminated in round one.

Scarier still was the real possibility that New York and New Jersey could have been knocked out in game 7 - this would have raised these numbers to 78% of player picks and 86% of Cup picks.

So let's revisit our Worst First-Round Upsets chart from 2010:

Player Picks Lost R1, One Team

Cup Picks Lost R1, One Team

Year	Tot.Picks	Team	Lost	Percentage (max 33.33)
2010	1773	Washington	444	25.04
2012	2097	Pittsburgh	491	23.41
2003	603	Detroit	133	22.06
2003	603	Colorado	131	21.72
2006	936	Detroit	194	20.73
2009	1665	San Jose	302	18.14
2000	297	St. Louis	52	17.51
2012	2097	Vancouver	356	16.97
1998	144	New Jersey	22	15.28
1999	162	New Jersey	22	13.58

Year	Entries	Team	Lost	Percentage
2012	233	Pittsburgh	101	43.35
2010	197	Washington	61	30.96
2009	185	San Jose	55	29.73
2006	104	Detroit	27	25.96
2003	67	Detroit	17	25.37
2003	67	Colorado	16	23.88
2003	67	Toronto	15	22.39
1998	16	New Jersey	3	18.75
2000	33	St. Louis	6	18.18
2012	233	Vancouver	34	14.59

Worst first-round upsets in pool history (top 10)

Player Picks Lost R1, Year

Cup Picks Lost R1, Year

Year	Entries	Tot.Picks	Lost	Percentage
2012	233	2097	1352	64.47
2003	67	603	353	58.54
1998	16	144	72	50.00
2006	104	936	444	47.44
2010	197	1773	685	38.64
2002	39	351	110	31.34
2000	33	297	90	30.30
2004	102	978	249	27.12
2009	185	1665	431	25.89
1999	18	162	39	24.07
2008	189	1701	387	22.75
2007	132	1188	236	19.87
2001	40	360	64	17.78
2011	205	1845	271	14.69

Year	Entries	Lost	Percentage
2003	67	48	71.64
2012	233	161	69.10
2006	104	46	44.23
2010	197	84	42.64
2009	185	65	35.14
1998	16	5	31.25
2000	33	7	21.21
2008	189	36	19.05
2004	102	18	17.65
2007	132	21	15.91
2002	39	6	15.38
1999	18	2	11.11
2011	205	13	6.34
2001	40	1	2.50

First round performance by year

First round lead
Congratulations to Frank DiGirolomo and Jason Feltz on their joint first round lead with 54 points. This nearly set a record low for first-round leaders (2007 - 53 pts) despite the 80's style scores in the Pitt-Philly series. Frank held the lead or a share of it since day six (ten days) with Jason always not far behind. However they enter round 2 having lost most of their picks and are being chased by four entries with six or seven picks left.

Given that most entries have lost half or more of their picks, we are likely to see a lot of movement in the standings as the new pool contenders try to take advantage. See whether you are projected to rise or fall, and where you would rank after round 2 if everything else were the same, in our projections below.

Unscathed! Smart or crazy?
Only two poolies have managed to emerge from round 1 with all of their picks: James Smith, with a very strong looking Philly-Nashville-St.Louis card, and Judah Gould, projected to rise from 206th to 57th with the Rangers-Nashville-Devils/Blues. Both could yet stay intact into round three. James and Judah may have been crazy to pick Nashville and not Pittsburgh and Vancouver but they are looking awfully smart now.

Giroux stakes huge lead
Claude Giroux had a monstrous performance with 14 points in round one, leading the league by a wide margin. With 28 picks he can carry a decent number of poolies up the standings if he continues his pace. The nearest active player is St. Louis' Andy McDonald (8 picks) with 8 points along with a group of Flyers teammates including Daniel Briere (2 picks). While the favourite players at every position were knocked out (Malkin, Crosby, H.Sedin, Seguin, Edler, Letang, Fleury), most of the remaining top performers will benefit a few select entries.

Brodeur's resurgence
Martin Brodeur (4 picks) is by far the goalie taken the most in pool history and it has paid off some years, but more recently he has delivered his share of playoff busts. This year after a one-season absence from the playoffs, the Devils first round victory included a shutout and two assists by the legendary goalie, giving him 11 points to lead all goalies and proving that he's back... for this pool at least.

Only two goalie favourites remain in action - Henrik Lundqvist (59 picks) and Pekka Rinne (30 picks) while three others were knocked out.

Tough call for this year's Biggest Bust
The biggest bust usually gets picked for their own futility rather than circumstances beyond their control. That's why it's a difficult choice this year. Both Roberto Luongo and Marian Hossa had no points, with 25 and 32 picks respectively. Typically it would go to the one with more picks but in this case we're giving the dubious distinction to Luongo. Hossa was injured; Luongo was pulled even though he played well. But goalies are an important pick and Luongo was a bigger let-down as a result. Next year he can play for a team with no playoff hopes: like Toronto!

Biggest busts over the years: 2012 - Luongo; 2011 - Backstrom; 2010 - Brodeur; 2009 - Nabokov; 2008 - Brodeur; 2007 - Kariya; 2006 - Lidstrom; 2004 - Brodeur; 2003 - Joseph; 2002 - Entire Flyers roster (ok ok: Roenick); 2001 - Yzerman; 2000 - Gonchar; 1999 - Yashin; 1998 - Holik.

Hindsight Award
Congratulations are always due to individuals who take daring picks that pan out. The Hindsight Award this year goes to Blair Phillips for being the only one to pick Phoenix goalie Mike Smith, who has 10 points and counting going into round 2. Honourable mentions to Sasha Bloedow, who took Jordan Staal (9 points, out) and to Amy van Steendelaar who's Jakob Voracek pick is still going strong (7 points after round 1).

Round 2 predictions
Redeemed in the end by getting the right call in the final two series (Rangers, Devils), I still had a dismal 3-5 prediction record in round 1. Of course it could have been 1-7. For round two, I'm taking the Rangers (Caps always lose round 2), Philadelphia, Nashville, Los Angeles (tough call, Quick makes the difference).

On the outs
Major players on their way out: Malkin, Pit, 169 picks; Crosby, Pit, 152; H.Sedin, Van, 128; Edler, Van, 71; Letang, Pit, 63; Fleury, Pit, 61; Chara, Bos, 57; Seguin, Bos, 51; Kesler, Van, 48; Datsyuk, Det, 48; D.Sedin, Van, 42; Neal, Pit, 36; Bergeron, Pit, 36; Hossa, Chi, 32; Zetterberg, Det, 31; Keith, Chi, 28; Thomas, Bos, 26; Luongo, Van, 25.

Team and Player Stats:

Top Players

Forwards	Team	Pts	Picks
Claude Giroux	PHI	14	28
Jordan Staal	PIT	9	1
Daniel Briere	PHI	8	2
Andy McDonald	STL	8	8
Sidney Crosby	PIT	8	152
Evgeni Malkin	PIT	8	169
Patrik Berglund	STL	7	0
Jakub Voracek	PHI	7	1
Jaromir Jagr	PHI	7	3
8 players		6

Defense	Team	Pts	Picks
Keith Yandle	PHO	5	1
Brian Campbell	FLA	5	3
Kris Letang	PIT	5	63
7 players		4

Goalies	Team	Pts	Picks
Martin Brodeur	NJD	11	4
Mike Smith	PHO	10	1

Teams

IN	Picks	Cups
New York R	239	37
Nashville	153	8
St. Louis	131	11
New Jersey	85	3
Philadelphia	66	8
Washington	35	3
Los Angeles	31	2
Phoenix	5	0

OUT	Picks	Cups
Pittsburgh	491	101
Vancouver	356	34
Boston	214	17
Chicago	117	5
Detroit	117	3
Ottawa	28	1
San Jose	24	0
Florida	5	0

Here are the projected scores and rankings for after round 2. The projection assumes (wrongly, of course) that the remaining players will produce in round 2 at the exact same rate as in round 1. For example, Brodeur would get another 11 points while Shea Weber would only get 2.

LOST=Players Lost in Round 1
IMP=Impact (pts. by lost players)
IMP%=Impact as % of total pts.

R1 Rank	Proj. Rank	Name	R2 Projection	R1 Pts.	Lost	IMP	IMP%	Cup
5	1	Juan Arango	89	49	3	9	18.4%	VAN
21	1	Janine Pileggi	89	46	1	3	6.5%	LAK
5	3	Sam Moncada	87	49	2	11	22.4%	STL
42	4	Eli Hammerman	85	44	1	3	6.8%	PHI
51	5	Amy van Steendelaar	84	43	1	2	4.7%	NYR
11	6	Carl Pledger	83	48	4	13	27.1%	PHI
1	7	Jason Feltz	82	54	5	26	48.1%	PIT
68	7	James Smith	82	41	0	0	0.0%	PHI
1	9	Frank DiGirolomo	80	54	6	28	51.9%	NYR
42	9	Evan Hoey	80	44	4	8	18.2%	DET
3	9	Norrin Ripsman	80	51	3	22	43.1%	NYR
31	9	Douglas Wilkinson	80	45	3	10	22.2%	VAN
4	13	Stephen Craig	79	50	3	21	42.0%	NJD
68	14	Jordan Ford	76	41	2	6	14.6%	STL
42	15	Mark Coatsworth	74	44	3	14	31.8%	BOS
5	16	Aaron Vedder	73	49	5	25	51.0%	STL
83	16	Mike Siegler	73	40	3	7	17.5%	VAN
59	16	Richard Gretzinger	73	42	2	11	26.2%	NYR
11	19	Blair Phillips	72	48	4	24	50.0%	PIT
129	19	Terry Hoey	72	37	1	2	5.4%	NYR
59	21	Jeff Bangs	71	42	5	13	31.0%	DET
21	22	Becke Gainforth	70	46	3	22	47.8%	NYR
83	22	Ethan Craig	70	40	3	10	25.0%	STL
68	24	Della Santin	69	41	5	13	31.7%	NYR
83	24	Steve Feltz	69	40	3	11	27.5%	PHI
151	24	Jeff Brinston	69	35	1	1	2.9%	WSH
5	27	Brent Morris	68	49	6	30	61.2%	VAN
15	27	James Beder	68	47	4	26	55.3%	NYR
31	27	Stuart Klein	68	45	3	22	48.9%	PIT
68	30	Brandon Kubis	67	41	6	15	36.6%	NYR
15	30	Oliver Porebski	67	47	5	27	57.4%	NYR
83	32	Marilyn Beaulieu	66	40	6	14	35.0%	DET
31	32	Mouli Ramani	66	45	4	24	53.3%	NYR
68	32	Shane Kozlowich	66	41	4	16	39.0%	NYR
42	32	Sean Smith	66	44	3	22	50.0%	PIT
11	36	James McAndrew	65	48	6	31	64.6%	PIT
83	36	Reuben-Apollo Jackaman-Slipacoff	65	40	5	15	37.5%	VAN
51	36	Julian Pessole	65	43	3	21	48.8%	NYR
59	36	Keith Chappell	65	42	3	19	45.2%	PIT
15	40	David Hart	64	47	6	30	63.8%	PIT
15	40	Mike Melanson	64	47	6	30	63.8%	NYR
15	40	Siyeon Lee	64	47	6	30	63.8%	NYR
51	40	John Upper	64	43	3	22	51.2%	NYR
5	44	Jerry Rynda	63	49	8	35	71.4%	PIT
21	44	Joseph Roul	63	46	6	29	63.0%	NYR
21	44	Stefano Pileggi	63	46	6	29	63.0%	NYR
21	44	Don Colangelo	63	46	6	29	63.0%	PIT
21	44	Shane Davey	63	46	6	29	63.0%	NYR
21	44	Brendan Browne	63	46	6	29	63.0%	NYR
21	44	Tracy Smith	63	46	6	29	63.0%	NYR
21	44	Blair Miller	63	46	6	29	63.0%	VAN
59	44	Julian Vardy	63	42	6	21	50.0%	PHI
42	44	Laurena Clark	63	44	5	25	56.8%	VAN
129	44	Shannon Brewster	63	37	5	11	29.7%	VAN
59	44	Sean Sargent	63	42	3	21	50.0%	NSH
151	44	Brad Hotson	63	35	3	7	20.0%	PHI
31	57	Ryan Chirnomas	62	45	7	28	62.2%	VAN
31	57	Kyle Hogg	62	45	6	28	62.2%	NYR
31	57	Scott Poitras	62	45	6	28	62.2%	NYR
31	57	Len Neglia	62	45	5	28	62.2%	VAN
51	57	Nathan Kress	62	43	4	24	55.8%	PIT
59	57	Patrick Bouchard	62	42	3	22	52.4%	PIT
100	57	Sophie Wexler	62	39	3	16	41.0%	NYR
172	57	Brendon Pretty	62	34	3	6	17.6%	LAK
206	57	Judah Gould	62	31	0	0	0.0%	NSH
68	66	Marco Pazzano	61	41	4	21	51.2%	PIT
5	67	Cooper Levens	60	49	7	38	77.6%	STL
172	67	Jim Dart	60	34	3	8	23.5%	NYR
15	69	Harris Beder	59	47	6	35	74.5%	BOS
31	69	Andy Hotson	59	45	6	31	68.9%	PIT
31	69	Dustin Hall	59	45	6	31	68.9%	NYR
42	69	Brandon Poitras	59	44	6	29	65.9%	CHI
42	69	Andrew Ryan	59	44	6	29	65.9%	PIT
59	69	Kevin Hinch	59	42	6	25	59.5%	NYR
68	69	Rachelle Gaudet	59	41	6	23	56.1%	NJD
138	69	Colin Laird	59	36	6	13	36.1%	PHI
83	69	Kevin Boomer	59	40	3	21	52.5%	PIT
83	78	Shawn Robichaud	58	40	3	22	55.0%	PIT
83	78	Joel Borgida	58	40	3	22	55.0%	PIT
31	80	Whitt Newbauer	57	45	7	33	73.3%	NYR
51	80	Paul Smits	57	43	6	29	67.4%	PIT
51	80	Dennis Clayton	57	43	6	29	67.4%	PIT
83	80	Dan Sullivan	57	40	6	23	57.5%	PIT
68	80	Ruth Beder	57	41	5	25	61.0%	PIT
83	80	Sascha Bloedow	57	40	5	23	57.5%	STL
172	80	Jack Moncada	57	34	3	11	32.4%	NYR
31	87	Samara McAdam	56	45	6	34	75.6%	BOS
68	87	Laura Tackaberry	56	41	5	26	63.4%	VAN
100	87	Martha Gill	56	39	3	22	56.4%	PIT
194	87	David Loop	56	32	3	8	25.0%	NSH
182	91	Alexander Bondarenko	55	33	6	11	33.3%	VAN
83	91	Jeff Drisdelle	55	40	5	25	62.5%	PIT
214	93	Paula Santin	54	30	3	6	20.0%	PHI
11	94	Adam Bloedow	53	48	8	43	89.6%	BOS
68	94	Dan Salerno	53	41	6	29	70.7%	STL
83	94	Jamie Robichaud	53	40	6	27	67.5%	VAN
138	94	George Smith	53	36	6	19	52.8%	NYR
138	94	Kevin Hoey	53	36	6	19	52.8%	NYR
100	94	Sam Fielding	53	39	5	25	64.1%	NSH
218	94	Darlene Boitson	53	29	3	5	17.2%	STL
68	101	Dave Spedding	52	41	6	30	73.2%	PIT
68	101	Aron Slipacoff	52	41	6	30	73.2%	BOS
113	101	Jake Poitras	52	38	6	24	63.2%	NYR
138	101	Luke McEachnie	52	36	4	20	55.6%	PIT
100	105	Max Porebski	51	39	7	27	69.2%	NYR
68	105	Peter Holland	51	41	6	31	75.6%	BOS
83	105	Peter Clark	51	40	6	29	72.5%	PIT
83	105	Ryan Thompson	51	40	6	29	72.5%	PIT
206	105	Einar Gainforth-Beech	51	31	6	11	35.5%	NJD
172	105	Allan Boynton	51	34	4	17	50.0%	BOS
214	105	Dryden Craig	51	30	3	9	30.0%	NYR
100	112	Maxwell Brewster	50	39	6	28	71.8%	PIT
100	112	Roger Brouard	50	39	6	28	71.8%	PIT
100	112	Dan Leggieri	50	39	6	28	71.8%	VAN
172	112	Brendan Hoey	50	34	6	18	52.9%	NYR
182	112	Connor Brewster	50	33	6	16	48.5%	NYR
206	112	David Valenti	50	31	6	12	38.7%	VAN
113	112	Mohan Krishnamoorthy	50	38	5	26	68.4%	PIT
194	112	Paul Groba	50	32	3	14	43.8%	BOS
68	120	Shane Firth	49	41	7	33	80.5%	PIT
83	120	Ray Amarsi	49	40	6	31	77.5%	PIT
100	120	David Minuk	49	39	6	29	74.4%	VAN
113	120	Frank Iusi	49	38	6	27	71.1%	VAN
113	120	Tommy Juranka	49	38	6	27	71.1%	VAN
100	120	Vincent Galante	49	39	5	29	74.4%	PIT
83	126	Alex Barron	48	40	7	32	80.0%	PIT
68	126	Alison Sargent	48	41	6	34	82.9%	BOS
113	126	Frank Pileggi	48	38	6	28	73.7%	PIT
113	126	Graham Haines	48	38	6	28	73.7%	VAN
113	126	Carol Phillips	48	38	6	28	73.7%	PIT
113	126	Mitch Wexler	48	38	6	28	73.7%	PIT
129	126	Nick Mechar	48	37	5	26	70.3%	NSH
129	126	Pasqi Porco	48	37	5	26	70.3%	PIT
42	134	Fraser Macdonald	47	44	8	41	93.2%	PIT
113	134	Avery Spedding	47	38	6	29	76.3%	PIT
113	134	Deric Chow	47	38	6	29	76.3%	STL
206	134	Jamie Duggan	47	31	6	15	48.4%	BOS
182	134	Hanna-Marea Kennedy	47	33	4	19	57.6%	PIT
21	139	Patrick Gill	46	46	9	46	100.0%	PIT
42	139	Dave Poitras	46	44	8	42	95.5%	PIT
51	139	Ken Shuter	46	43	8	40	93.0%	PIT
113	139	Brad MacDonald	46	38	7	30	78.9%	BOS
113	139	Shadd Dales	46	38	7	30	78.9%	VAN
113	139	Dwight Butler	46	38	6	30	78.9%	PIT
151	139	Pat Moncada	46	35	6	24	68.6%	PIT
151	139	Chris Vigna	46	35	5	24	68.6%	PIT
194	139	Karla Webster Gill	46	32	5	18	56.3%	VAN
228	139	George Crothers	46	24	3	2	8.3%	NSH
83	149	Marc Dupuis	45	40	8	35	87.5%	PIT
138	149	Todd Beaman	45	36	6	27	75.0%	PIT
138	149	Kara Spedding	45	36	6	27	75.0%	PIT
138	149	Chris McCluskey	45	36	6	27	75.0%	PIT
151	149	Paula Brinston	45	35	6	25	71.4%	WSH
151	149	Campbell Clark-Smith	45	35	6	25	71.4%	PIT
151	149	Carter Reed	45	35	6	25	71.4%	VAN
138	149	Rob Sutherland	45	36	5	27	75.0%	NSH
100	157	Jacqui Snow	44	39	8	34	87.2%	PIT
100	157	Mark Norman	44	39	8	34	87.2%	VAN
100	157	Mark Brewster	44	39	8	34	87.2%	PIT
100	157	Randy Stewart	44	39	7	34	87.2%	PIT
151	157	Ron Wener	44	35	7	26	74.3%	PIT
129	157	Brad Moulton	44	37	6	30	81.1%	PIT
194	157	Ryan Courville	44	32	5	20	62.5%	STL
51	164	Barrett Boitson	43	43	9	43	100.0%	PIT
113	164	Samuel Wexler	43	38	8	33	86.8%	VAN
113	164	Tyler Robinson	43	38	7	33	86.8%	PIT
206	164	Kristoff Porebski	43	31	7	19	61.3%	CHI
129	164	Brett Kirkpatrick	43	37	6	31	83.8%	PIT
138	164	Marie Loop	43	36	6	29	80.6%	PIT
172	164	Leo Gaudet	43	34	6	25	73.5%	PIT
59	171	Russell Reed	42	42	9	42	100.0%	BOS
59	171	Mel McNulty	42	42	8	42	100.0%	PIT
129	171	Steven Kjellberg	42	37	7	32	86.5%	PIT
138	171	Pierre Gainforth-Beech	42	36	7	30	83.3%	PIT
138	171	David Schamma	42	36	7	30	83.3%	PIT
172	171	Steven Hawley	42	34	7	26	76.5%	VAN
151	171	Colin McSweeney	42	35	6	28	80.0%	PIT
129	178	Rob Phillips	41	37	7	33	89.2%	PIT
138	178	Scott Morgan	41	36	7	31	86.1%	PIT
182	178	Mike van Steendelaar	41	33	7	25	75.8%	PIT
151	178	Diego DeMarco	41	35	6	29	82.9%	PIT
172	178	Andrew Hamilton	41	34	6	27	79.4%	VAN
194	178	Peter Hogg	41	32	6	23	71.9%	PIT
218	178	Mathew Seemann	41	29	4	17	58.6%	BOS
151	185	Fred Slade	40	35	6	30	85.7%	STL
206	185	Brenden Kennedy	40	31	6	22	71.0%	BOS
218	185	Steve Lusk	40	29	6	18	62.1%	VAN
228	185	Ragulan Vathsalan	40	24	4	8	33.3%	NYR
113	189	Sanjay Talwar	38	38	9	38	100.0%	PIT
151	189	Joy Smith	38	35	8	32	91.4%	PIT
151	189	Beth Foster	38	35	8	32	91.4%	PIT
151	189	Lee Beech	38	35	6	32	91.4%	PIT
194	189	Karen Savoie	38	32	6	26	81.3%	PIT
206	189	Ava McAdam-Beder	38	31	6	24	77.4%	PIT
129	195	Ian Winsor	37	37	9	37	100.0%	VAN
172	195	Avie Flaherty	37	34	8	31	91.2%	PIT
182	195	Peter Seemann	37	33	7	29	87.9%	PIT
228	195	Jeff Jacobs	37	24	6	11	45.8%	WSH
138	199	Scott Strachan	36	36	9	36	100.0%	PIT
151	199	Adam Jamieson	36	35	8	34	97.1%	PIT
151	201	Max-Zeb Jackaman-Slipacoff	35	35	9	35	100.0%	PIT
151	201	Jay Dart	35	35	9	35	100.0%	PIT
151	201	Mike De Petrillo	35	35	9	35	100.0%	PIT
151	201	Al Champsi	35	35	9	35	100.0%	BOS
151	201	Azra Champsi	35	35	9	35	100.0%	PIT
151	201	Mike Newbauer	35	35	9	35	100.0%	PIT
182	201	Gabe Pretto	35	33	8	31	93.9%	PIT
194	201	Alvin Gainforth	35	32	8	29	90.6%	PIT
206	201	Steve Sealy	35	31	8	27	87.1%	PIT
172	210	Craig Laird	34	34	9	34	100.0%	CHI
182	210	Rohit Chandra	34	33	8	32	97.0%	PIT
194	210	Aaron Pretto	34	32	7	30	93.8%	PIT
223	210	Tim Smith	34	28	7	22	78.6%	CHI
182	214	Martin Lefebvre	33	33	9	33	100.0%	PIT
182	214	Rhonda Morris	33	33	9	33	100.0%	VAN
182	214	Nolan Sarner	33	33	9	33	100.0%	PIT
182	214	Chris Smith	33	33	9	33	100.0%	BOS
182	214	Ryan Slack	33	33	9	33	100.0%	PIT
226	214	Cheryl Wallace	33	25	6	17	68.0%	VAN
194	220	Laura Hoffer	32	32	9	32	100.0%	VAN
194	220	Alan Eng	32	32	9	32	100.0%	PIT
194	220	Sharon Boitson	32	32	9	32	100.0%	PIT
194	220	Jerry Daleez	32	32	9	32	100.0%	PIT
218	224	Noah Bloedow	31	29	8	27	93.1%	VAN
214	225	Denis Melanson	30	30	9	30	100.0%	PIT
214	225	Richard Tattersall	30	30	9	30	100.0%	VAN
224	225	Aaron Allard	30	27	8	24	88.9%	PIT
233	225	Colin Kennedy	30	19	5	8	42.1%	NSH
218	229	Stephanie Gawur	29	29	9	29	100.0%	CHI
228	229	Ted Kennedy	29	24	8	19	79.2%	VAN
224	229	David Van Kula	29	27	7	25	92.6%	PIT
232	232	Ron Ego	27	21	6	15	71.4%	OTT
226	233	Cyril Beaman	25	25	9	25	100.0%	BOS