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Since many of you are not using the Yahoo handicap tracker, the rankings will be based on EG event results and
challenge matches. Rankings will be updated monthly if there are changes to be made. For those of you that
haven't entered a score, please follow the link and join private group: Elevated Greens Group ID: 31337. Password
is eg. Here is where we can all start putting in our scores and handicaps can be established. Below are the
rankings as of October 6th, 2008

1. Jason Chiochios
  Although suffered first defeat, still has game for
   #1 status.
  Previous Rank #1
2. Robby Fong
  Big win over Pat justifies #2 overall EG rank.
  Previous Rank #3
3. Jarrett Chew
  Huge win over Jason shoots Ace up the ranks.
  Previous Rank #6
4. Pat Ryan
  Loss to Robby hurts, but still has skills to justify
   rank.
  Previous Rank #5
5. Jay Kubo
  Game to be ranked higher, having not played in
   last few events has him close to dropping out.
  Previous Rank #2
6. Matt Pennington
  Having only played in one event only thing
   holding back higher ranking.
  Previous Rank #4
7. Todd Horio
  Good enough to be ranked higher, having played
   in only one event holding back rank.
  Previous Rank N/A
8. Justin Ericson
  Win against Wang and MVP status should be
   enough to have higher rank. Close to making a
   big jump up.
  Previous Rank #8
9. David Wang
  Loss to Justin and going 0-3 in last event justifies
   rank.
  Previous Rank #7
10. Erich Rabago
  Revenge win against Fung solidifies holding onto
   top ten status.
  Previous Rank #10
11. Chris Fung
  Beating Hui helps, loss to EZ hurts.
  Previous Record #9
12. Guang Wang
  Smashing of Mike Kaw helps, needs signature win
   to move up rankings.
  Previous Rank #12
13. Steven Miura
  Could be ranked higher considering 2-1 record in
   last event, loss to Horio hurts rank a bit.
  Previous Rank #11
14. Tony Demuro
  Handing Dabu his first loss in singles and MVP
   status has Demuro shooting up rankings.
  Previous Rank #19
15. Hui Chong
  Game to be ranked higher, results justifies rank.
  Previous Rank N/A
16. Tim Choy
  Strong showing in first event, needs to play in
   more of them to prove he belongs higher.
  Previous Rank N/A
17. David Miura
  Taking first loss in singles play hurts, going 2-1 in
   last event helps.
  Previous Rank #13
18. David Rabago
  Win over Randy and lower handi helps, still needs
   signature win on Sunday to really move up.
  Previous Rank #20

19. Jon Oshidari
  Having been MIA hurts rank, still seems about right
   considering.
  Previous Rank #15
20. Matthew Pham
  Smashing of Kungo and improved play justifies
   rounding out the top 20.
  Previous Rank #31
21. Mr. Kato
  Could be ranked higher with previous win over
   Daddy-O, missing last event hurts.
  Previous Rank #18
22. Mike Cellura
  Missing Sunday hurts rank, so does not getting full
   point on Saturday.
  Previous Rank #16
23. Jason Matsui
  Missing events hurts, still having undefeated singles
   record helps.
  Previous Rank #17
24. Roger Hagedorn
  Win over Tac and 2-1 record justifies rank.
  Previous Rank #26
25. Shepeng Weng
  Missing last event hurts rank.
  Previous Rank #21
26. Mike Kawasaki
  Was playing good enough to have a lot higher rank,
   Sunday performance really hurts.
  Previous Rank # 24
27. Randy Chiao
  Loss to Daddy-O hurts, so does 1-2 record.
  Previous Rank #22
28. Kuang Te
  Big loss to Pham hurts rank, so does 1-2 record.
  Previous Rank #28
29. Marc Kato
  Win over Chad helps, 1-2 record hurts.
  Previous Rank #29
30. Ryan Ono
  Handi says should be ranked higher, so does win
   over Teddow.
  Previous Rank #27
31. Ted Cocoles
  Really should be ranked a lot higher, loss to Ono
   really hurts.
  Previous Rank #14
32. Takashi Maruyama
  Loss to Roger hurts, so does 1-1-1 record in last
   event.
  Previous Rank #25
33. Chad Hagedorn
  Loss to Marc hurts rank, so does 1-2 record.
  Previous Rank #23
34. Scott Okimura
  Missing last event only thing that hurts rank.
  Previous Rank #30
35. Nathan Oshidari
  Having missed last 2 events really hurts rank.
  Previous Rank #33
36. Brian Miura
  Win over Nee helps rank, 1-1-1 record does not.
  Previous Rank #32
37. Neeraj Gunsagar
  Loss to Wimpy really, really hurts rank.
  Previous Rank N/A
38. Chris Tsuji
  Missing last event hurts rank.
Previous Rank #34