Stu Sells 1824 Halifax Classic

Rank	Team	SFM Value	OOM Points
53.	Purcell, Owen	0.150	65.289
60.	Tremblay, Julien	0.150	48.182
66.	MacIsaac, Calan	0.150	41.419
84.	Manuel, Matthew	0.100	29.838
85.	Grattan, James	0.100	28.713
108.	Smith, Tyler	0.050	19.025
113.	Thompson, Kendal	0.050	18.113
118.	Smith, Greg	0.050	16.358
127.	Steele, Colten	0.050	13.264
150.	Young, Nathan	0.050	9.407
158.	MacDougall, Brent	0.050	8.969
159.	Weagle, Graeme	0.050	8.736
186.	Dilello, Ty	0.050	5.813
206.	Boland, Adam	0.020	4.409
284.	Atherton, Zach	0.020	1.125
Teams Total:		1.090
Teams Factor:		0.969
Teams Scale:		1.600
Importance Factor:		1.000
Field SFM:		1.600
Strength of Field:		2.000

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