Stu Sells 1824 Halifax Classic

Rank	Team	SFM Value	OOM Points
25.	Mooibroek, Sam	0.250	130.547
33.	Purcell, Owen	0.200	102.258
34.	Asselin, Felix	0.200	98.664
42.	Jeong, ByeongJin	0.200	84.438
49.	Champ, Alex	0.200	73.422
55.	Manuel, Matthew	0.150	60.188
58.	Tremblay, Julien	0.150	55.531
83.	Smith, Greg	0.100	31.664
105.	Thompson, Kendal	0.050	20.541
169.	Steele, Colten	0.050	7.202
173.	MacIssac, Calan	0.050	6.375
185.	MacDougall, Brent	0.050	5.387
203.	Mosher, Nick	0.020	4.024
214.	Ardiel, Taylor	0.020	3.532
231.	Schuh, Kelly	0.020	2.315
344.	Flemming, Paul	0.01	0.000
Teams Total:		1.720
Teams Factor:		1.000
Teams Scale:		1.500
Importance Factor:		1.000
Field SFM:		2.500
Strength of Field:		2.500

2025: James Grattan
James Grattan, Joel Krats, Andy McCann, Noah Riggs
Oromocto, NB
2024: ByeongJin Jeong
ByeongJin Jeong, JeongJae Lee, MinWoo Kim, Jeongmin Kim
Seoul, KOR
2023: Felix Asselin
Felix Asselin, Martin Crete, Emile Asselin, Jean-Francois Trepanier
Montreal, QC
2022: John Epping
John Epping, Mathew Camm, Patrick Janssen, Scott Chadwick
Toronto, ON
2021: Stuart Thompson
Stuart Thompson, Kendal Thompson, Colten Steele, Michael Brophy
Halifax, NS
2020: Brad Gushue
Brad Gushue, Mark Nichols, Brett Gallant, Ryan McNeil Lamswood
St. John's, NL
2019: Glenn Howard
Glenn Howard, Scott Howard, David Mathers, Tim March
Penetanguishene, ON
2018: Scott Howard
Scott Howard, Adam Spencer, David Mathers, Tim March
Penetanguishe, ON

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