We had a great turn out on Sunday at 22 players.
Matthew Harrison-Trainor only dropped 1 game to win the tournament with his Whizzard and Engineering the Future decks.
This is the closest I have seen wins!
We had a great turn out on Sunday at 22 players.
Matthew Harrison-Trainor only dropped 1 game to win the tournament with his Whizzard and Engineering the Future decks.
This is the closest I have seen wins!
89 players decided to give away an entire day of their life and gathered at Game Kastle Santa Clara on Saturday the 30th for this year’s Regional Championship.
Even Jackson Howard and the Professor showed up!
We played 7 rounds of Swiss then cut to the top 8 for elimination. After the Swiss the top 8 looked like this:
Rank | Name | Prestige | SoS | RW | CW | W-T-L |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | Noah Mckee (Andromeda / Replicating Perfection) |
22 | 135 | 7 | 4 | 4-3-0 |
2. | Joe Filomena (MaxX / Blue Sun) |
22 | 126 | 6 | 5 | 4-3-0 |
3. | Aaron Freeman (MaxX / Near-Earth Hub) |
22 | 116 | 5 | 6 | 4-3-0 |
4. | Jason Dauer (Gabriel Santiago / Engineering the Future) |
21 | 119 | 6 | 4 | 3-4-0 |
5. | Greg Monson (Andromeda / Blue Sun) |
20 | 110 | 4 | 6 | 3-4-0 |
6. | Kris MacLennan (Leela Patel / Replicating Perfection) |
20 | 107 | 6 | 4 | 4-2-1 |
7. | Jonathon Dalesandry (Jon) (Kate “Mac” McCaffrey / Near-Earth Hub) |
20 | 104 | 3 | 7 | 3-4-0 |
8. | Weston Odom (Kate “Mac” McCaffrey / Replicating Perfection) |
19 | 92 | 5 | 5 | 3-4-0 |
As you can see, with only 24 possible prestige this was a tight cut. However, it was actually a lot closer than the top 8 shows. There was a 10-way tie for 9th (decided by tiebreakers of course) at 18 prestige, and everyone down to 38th place had 16 or more (meaning that they won 2/3 of their games).
Also, possibly even more impressive is that after hours and hours of Netrunner, only one person dropped during the Swiss. Major props to everyone who came out and played, as well as Game Kastle for having us all day!
Finally, after what felt like 18 years of elimination games, the top 8 settled out to this:
Rank | Name |
---|---|
1. | Noah Mckee |
2. | Weston Odom |
3. | Joe Filomena |
4. | Jonathon Dalesandry (Jon) |
5. | Aaron Freeman |
6. | Jason Dauer |
7. | Greg Monson |
8. | Kris MacLennan |
Congrats to Noah McKee on the win! If you’re curious how the elimination rounds played out, check the bottom of this post for a round-by-round breakdown.
Here are the overall corp and runner ID breakdowns. Sorry for the clutteredness; in events this big there is bound to be a lot of variety.
Corps:
and Runners:
As far as the runner/corp split goes things were pretty even, with corps having a slight edge:
Elimination round breakdown is below. The corporation player is on the left, runner player on the right. The column to the far right shows the winner.
Round 8 | |||||
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1 | Noah Mckee | vs | Weston Odom | C : R | Noah Mckee |
2 | Jason Dauer | vs | Greg Monson | C : R | Jason Dauer |
3 | Joe Filomena | vs | Jonathon Dalesandry (Jon) | R : C | Joe Filomena |
4 | Aaron Freeman | vs | Kris MacLennan | R : C | Aaron Freeman |
Round 9 | |||||
1 | Noah Mckee | vs | Jason Dauer | R : C | Noah Mckee |
2 | Joe Filomena | vs | Aaron Freeman | C : R | Joe Filomena |
3 | Weston Odom | vs | Greg Monson | C : R | Weston Odom |
4 | Jonathon Dalesandry (Jon) | vs | Kris MacLennan | C : R | Jonathon Dalesandry (Jon) |
Round 10 | |||||
1 | Noah Mckee | vs | Joe Filomena | R : C | Noah Mckee |
2 | Weston Odom | vs | Aaron Freeman | R : C | Weston Odom |
3 | Jonathon Dalesandry (Jon) | vs | Jason Dauer | C : R | Jonathon Dalesandry (Jon) |
Round 11 | |||||
1 | Weston Odom | vs | Jonathon Dalesandry (Jon) | C : R | Weston Odom |
Round 12 | |||||
1 | Weston Odom | vs | Joe Filomena | C : R | Weston Odom |
Round 13 | |||||
1 | Noah Mckee | vs | Weston Odom | C : R | Noah Mckee |