Updated Rankings

[Jeff Miller]

Mark H is about 230, hasn't made 220 lately as far as I know (he could make it if he tried though no problem I'd say) - so leave him as a heavyweight for now.
Thanks so much Andrew and Eric! The guys in the club really get disappointed with obsolete rankings, and it means a lot to them. Any up-to-date rankings are very much appreciated, even if there are a few mistakes here and there...they are infinitely better than nothing!!

[Andrew Grant]

Jul 31, 2013 12:49:49 GMT -5 Eric Roussin said:

I understand the rules you applied, but I still think Tyrrell should be ranked in the 220 class. This is where he'd compete if he was at an event and the class was offered. I don't think he shouldn't be penalized if he's attending an event that only has a 199+ class.

If someone says they are close and are willing to face competitors at that weight then I would have no problems ranking them in that class.

The onus to attend local major tournaments when the ranked class is offered is to prevent overweight guys from holding a ranking they are not currently prepared to defend at that weight.

Tyrrell has a solid history of dominance at 220 and certainly deserves the spot. I think it is more interesting to have him ranked open weight as he, Matt and Ryan are all very close right now, IMHO

[Eric Roussin]

I would suggest ranking Tyrrell in the 220 class, but also developing an overall top 10 for the west, the east, and Canada. This is where you'll see him ranked against the other top dogs in the heavy class.

[Andrew Grant]

Jul 31, 2013 20:54:30 GMT -5 Eric Roussin said:

I would suggest ranking Tyrrell in the 220 class, but also developing an overall top 10 for the west, the east, and Canada. This is where you'll see him ranked against the other top dogs in the heavy class.

Done.

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