Timpanogos Table Tennis Club Rankings

Updated 4 Sep 2008

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Due to previous overcrowding, play is now limited to 12 players per night. Eight players per night are regular members (names in bold below), and four are reserved for visitors. If more than five visitors arrive before 8:15, then priority is given to those who are 1) U.S.A.T.T. Members (names in italics), 2) from the Salt Lake Club, and 3) have previously attended the most. Visitor cost is $3.00 payable before playing (mark yourself paid). National Ratings are given in parentheses (as of July 18, 2008).

Player	Player	Player
Wan Suwito Varghese Pallathu (1784) James Loong (1724) Andy Leung (1648) Sean Guo Glen Musick Tom Hale (1465) John Pratt (1415) Ryan Gubler (2030) Bryce Parkinson (1592) Wendell Porter John Colton Dennis Cao Nanda Yadav (1299) Kelvin Lau (1384) Matt Pugmire (1187) Marcello del Lago Victor Cheng (2047) Scott Wiersdorf (1361) Darnell Cabana David Calquin (1704) Ray Arthur (1486) Rong Ding Feng Yu Alvin Leung (1273)	Billy Rodriguez Donovan Cabana Lonnie Lockhart (1403) Matt Lichtie Kahea Hendrickson Jonathan Ellis Jerry Chen Vivek Agarwol Allan Ludwig Devin Arp Patrick Montandon Rob Casale Leanne Kidd Travis Smith Matt Heaton (1648) Jeff O'Brien Virginia Marshall Alex Miyadi Jake Allen Walt Milem Seth Graves Patrick Hsu Robert Krupa Noel Huermann (1999) Grant Misbach (1455)	Braxton Wilhelmsen Tyler Powell Gaylon Jensen Tyler Rehrer Jon Shields (1129) Brett Hess Justin Smith (1407) Dan Handy (1584) Thuan Vuong (1415) Leroy Bybee (1492) Tim Garlic (915) C. J. Hunter T.J. Fox Matt Misbach (1355) Rick Heilbut Johnnie Strubell Nate Handy Clint Ellison Bill Klinetop Billy Klinetop Ryan Wardle (1131) Billy Cox Mark Tyler (1188) Ernesto Lo Russo (1484) Larry Cho (1005)

Ranking Rules. You may challenge the player immediately above you, or two above you, and the challenge may not be refused. Challenge matches are the usual three out of five 11-point games. If one or both of the players you may challenge is not present, then you may challenge the next two higher ranked players who are present between 8:30-10:00 pm. If you prevail, you move above the person you defeated, and then you may continue up the ladder, even in the same night. If you do not attend at least once per month, you drop in the rankings. You may only play one challenge match with any given opponent in one night.