2025 WSOPC Calgary – Event #8: $1k NLH

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  • Day 1 is Complete with 72 Players Left In the Money

    Level:16 (2000/3000/3000)
    Entries:72/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    Day 1 of the $1k is complete and there are 72 players still alive with chips. There were 73 paid spots tonight, with Douglas Berry from Vanderhoof, BC, as the min-cash spot at the end of Day 1.

    The remaining 72 players will return to the action at 2 pm on Tuesday to play down to a winner. I’ll load the full prize list into the backend shortly, but in the meantime, here is the short list of payouts below.

    PlacePrize
    1$84,962
    2$56,641
    3$38,684
    4$26,970
    5$19,202
    6$13,968
    7$10,386
    8$7,898
    9$6,145
    10-11$4,895
    12-13$3,994
    14-17$3,340
    18-26$2,865
    27-35$2,522
    36-44$2,279
    45-53$2,117
    54-73$2,017
  • Nearly 400 Entries for $1k

    Level:6 (400/800/800)
    Entries:262/374
    Prizes:$327,250

    The $1k is into Level 6 now with the field just shy of 375 entries. That puts more than $325k into the prize pool so far with more than 3 hours left to enter the game today.

    They’ll take the second break of the day following this level of play, then return for the final three levels of entry. There is a 45-minute dinner break following Level 9, and entries close when they sit down for Level 10. I haven’t had a chance to lool through the other room yet so I’m not totally sure who is over there, but I did see Marc-Andre Kudjick-Paquin heading into the room with a seat tag.

  • Two-Day $1k Kicks Off Monday Action

    JanWSOPCCalhdr – A New Year Dawns on Canadian Poker
    WSOPCCalJan2025E8hdr – Big 30 Stack Kicks Off WSOP-C Calgary Jan 2025
    Event 8:$1000 Two-Day $1k ($875 + $125)
    Date:Day 1: Jan 13, 11 AM
    Blinds:40 Minutes
    Starting Stack:30k
    Late Entry:9 Levels (~6:15 PM)
    Day 1 Ends:15 Levels (~10:30 PM)

    Day 1 of the Two-Day $1k is set to roll on Monday as the early start, though I won’t be watching the opening day very closely. I plan to make this my focus on Tuesday when they are in Day 2, but Monday’s focus will be on the final day of the HORSE.

    Players sit down with 30k in chips for 40-minute levels. Registration is open for 9 levels plus breaks, which should put the last chance to enter at about 6:15 PM. Once entries close, they’ll play another 6 levels before the bag for the night with the remaining players returning on Tuesday’s Day 2.

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  • Michael Malm Wins Two-Day $1k for $84,962

    WSOP-C Cal Jan 2025 E8 Winner Mike Malm

    Michael Malm had an amazing 2024 and it looks like 2025 is off to a great start as well as he just picked up his first Circuit Ring. He had to come from behind to defeat a bit of an end-boss to do it too as he was facing Thomas Taylor with the chip lead when they got heads-up.

    Malm first got a double to the lead when his overpair of kings held over Taylor’s top pair, and then a cooler ended it all when both players flopped three jacks, but Malm had an eight to go along with it for a boat.

    Malm won the Alberta Poker Index Player of the Year for 2024 and this will put him on his way to another deep run in the local standings.

  • Thomas Taylor Out in 2nd Place for $56,641

    Level:28 (60000/120000/120000)
    Entries:1/485
    Prizes:$424,375
    Thomas Taylor – Final Table Faces
    Thomas Taylor

    It was a bit of a brutal end for Thomas Taylor tonight. He got to heads up with a big chip lead, but then doubled up Mike Malm when he flopped top pair but Malm had an overpair.

    That put Malm in the lead, and then a huge cooler happened. The flop was 8♠J♣J♥ and Malm checked to Taylor who bet 250k. Malm pumped it up to a million before Taylor clicked it back to 1.75 million. Malm flatted and the 10♥ turn hit the board.

    Malm bet 1 million, then snap-called when Taylor shoved. Taylor had jack-four for flopped trip, but Malm had jack-eight for the flopped boat and the win. Taylor was drawing to a chop, but the 6♦ was a brick.

  • Malm Doubles to Lead

    Level:28 (60000/120000/120000)
    Entries:2/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    I missed the early action but Mike Malm’s kings just held for a huge pot over Thomas Taylor’s flopped top pair of jacks. The double flipped the script in chips putting Malm out in front.

  • Malm Doubles; Taylor Takes Some Back

    Level:28 (60000/120000/120000)
    Entries:2/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    Mike Malm grabbed an early double when he flopped a nine and it held. That evened them out a little bit, though Thomas Taylor was still in the lead.

    A couple of hands later, Taylor limp-called a raise to 500k to see a flop of 10♦3♦5♦. Malm led for 400k and Taylor called to the 8♣ flop.

    They both checked it to the A♣ river where Malm fired 1 million. Taylor tanked for about 15 seconds before tossing in two plaques for a call.

    “You’re good,” Malm said, showing king-high. Taylor showed ace-six for the win.

  • Jeremy Doll Out in 3rd Place for $38,684

    Level:28 (60000/120000/120000)
    Entries:2/485
    Prizes:$424,375
    Jeremy Doll – Final Table Faces
    Jeremy Doll

    Thomas Taylor is the big leader heads up after he called off a shove from Jeremy Doll with the best ace. Taylor’s ace-king ran out to Broadway against the ace-nine for Doll.

  • Taylor with Big Lead at Break

    Level:27 (50000/100000/100000)
    Entries:3/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    The final three players are on a break now with Thomas Taylor playing with most of the chips. he has 9.52 million compared to 3.36 million for Mike Malm and 1.6 million for Jeremy Doll. They’ll be back at the felt in about 10 minutes.

  • Garrett Gilmurray Out in 4th Place for $26,970

    Level:27 (50000/100000/100000)
    Entries:3/485
    Prizes:$424,375
    Garrett Gilmurray – Final Table Faces
    Garrett Gilmurray

    I missed the action, but the field is now down to 3 after Garrett Gilmurray hit the rail for 4th place tonight.

  • Mehmet Siginc Out in 5th Place for $19,202

    Level:27 (50000/100000/100000)
    Entries:4/485
    Prizes:$424,375
    Mehmet Ali Siginc – Final Table Faces
    Mehmet Ali Siginc

    Mehmet Siginc was left short after a hand against Thomas Taylor earlier in the night when Taylor flopped trip fours. He doubled back once, but couldn’t hold onto it and ended his day in 5th place.

  • Joel Kogan Out in 6th Place for $13,968

    Level:27 (50000/100000/100000)
    Entries:5/485
    Prizes:$424,375
    Joel Kogan – Final Table Faces
    Joel Kogan

    Joel Kogan got into a race against Thomas Taylor. Taylor was on ace-ten against pocket fives for Kogan, and by the time the board was done, Taylor had trip tens and the win.

  • Duff Charette Out in 7th Place for $10,386

    Level:26 (40000/80000/80000)
    Entries:6/485
    Prizes:$424,375
    Duff Charette – Final Table Faces
    Duff Charette

    Dugg Charette just hit the rail in a cooler when Garrett Gilmurray shoved after a limp from Jeremy Doll. It folded to Charette in the big blind and he shoved for less. Doll tanked for a bit, then folded pocket fours face up. Charette showed pocket kings against ace-king for Gilmurray.

    Gilnurray hit his ace on the 9♠10♣A♣4♥2♣ board to take the lead and send Charette to the cage, but Doll was annoyed by the turned four as he would have taken both.

  • Mike Schmidt Out in 8th Place for $7,898

    Level:26 (40000/80000/80000)
    Entries:7/485
    Prizes:$424,375
    Mike Schmidt – Final Table Faces
    Mike Schmidt

    They are down to 7 left now after Mike Schmidt hit the rail in 7th place.

  • Charette Doubles Blind on Blind

    Level:26 (40000/80000/80000)
    Entries:8/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    Mehmet Siginc shoved the small blind and Duff Charette tank-called from the big. Charette had Siginc pipped with king-nine over king-eight and the nine player with tens and an ace on the board.

  • Taylor Flops It

    Level:25 (30000/60000/60000)
    Entries:8/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    Thomas Taylor opened to 150k under the gun and got to callers to the flop of 4♠10♦4♦Taylor led for 150k, and only Joel Kogan called to the 6♣ turn. They both checked it and the 8♦ river and Kogan showed pocket eights, but there were no good against the 4♣3♣ trips for Taylor.

  • Devon Morgan & Jimmy Lee First Off FT

    Level:25 (30000/60000/60000)
    Entries: 8/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    I missed the action while getting pictures sorted and eating some dinner, but they are down to 8 on the final table now with Devon Morgan and Jimmy Lee ending their runs in 10th and 9th places respectively. The approximate chip counts for the remaining players are below.

    PlayerChips
    Thomas Taylor2,895,000
    Michael Malm2,300,000
    Jeremy Doll2,250,000
    Mehmet Ali Siginc2,205,000
    Joel Kogan2,180,000
    Duff Charette1,400,000
    Mike Schmidt745,000
    Garrett Gilmurray500,000
  • Final Table Faces

  • Mehmet Siginc Looks to be Leading

    Level:24 (25000/50000/50000)
    Entries:11/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    It looks like there’s been som chip movement as Mehmet Siginc now looks to be the leader with about 2.8 million in front of him which Jeremy Doll, who is to Siginc’s right, has dropped down to a bit more than a million. Thomas Taylor looks to be playing more than 1.5 million now.

  • Final Table Bubble

    Level:24 (25000/50000/50000)
    Entries:11/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    They are down to 11 left in Day 2 of the Two-Day now with just under 30 minutes to play in Level 24. 61st place is still missing, but the rest of the full prizes are under the Payouts tab, with the recent cashers below.

    PlacePlayerPrize
    12Canada Kyle Levicki$3,994
    13Canada Jui Hsu$3,994
    14Canada Matthew Ouellette$3,340
    15Canada Erin Pulchinski$3,340
  • 12 Left

    Level:23 (20000/40000/40000)
    Entries:12/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    They are down to 12 remaining in the Two-Day $1k with just under 15 minutes to play in Level 23. Erin Pulchinski and Matthew Ouellette were among the recent busts, but I still haven’t seen a name for 13th place yet.

  • Doll Leading

    Level:23 (20000/40000/40000)
    Entries:15/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    I’ve just had a quick look at the remaining players in the Two-Day $1k and it looks like Jeremy Doll is the big stack right now. He’s on about 3 million with the next biggest stack in front of Thomas Taylor, playing about 1.4 million. Jimmy Lee is to Taylor’s right with about 950k.

  • Down to 15 Left

    Level:22 (15000/30000/30000)
    Entries:15/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    They are down to 15 remaining in the Two-Day $1k with about 15 minutes to play in Level 22. 61st place is still blank, but otherwise, all the prizes are loaded under the Payouts tab with he recent busts below.

    PlacePlayerPrize
    16Canada Jay Dragland$3,340
    17Canada Serge Noel$3,340
    18Canada Kyle Ho$2,865
  • Back From Dinner

    Level:22 (15000/30000/30000)
    Entries:17/485
    Prizes:$194,370

    The final 17 players in the Two-Day $1k are now back in their seats for Level 22.

  • Dinner Time with 17 Left

    Level:21 (15000/25000/25000)
    Entries:17/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    The dinner break has just begun with 17 players remaining in the field. Kyle Ho was the first player to exit the game from the final two tables and the remaining field will be back in action in about 40 minutes.

  • Final Two Tables

    Level:21 (15000/25000/25000)
    Entries:18/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    They are down to the final two tables in the Two-Day $1k now with about 15 minutes to play until dinner. We are still missing 61st place but otherwise, the full prizes are posted under the Payouts tab with cashing players since my last update below.

    PlacePlayerPrize
    19Canada Steven Barber$2,865
    20Canada Donal Fujita$2,865
    21Canada David Burnard$2,865
    22Canada Michael St.Pierre-Porter$2,865
    23Canada Jerry Li$2,865
    24Canada Marco Di Nardo$2,865
    25Canada Kyle Chang$2,865
    26Canada Matthew O’Brien$2,865
    27Canada Steven Wiens$2,522
    28Canada Marc Lavergne$2,522
    29Canada Taran Parmar$2,522
  • Down to 29

    Level:19 (10000/15000/15000)
    Entries:29/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    They are down to 29 remaining in the Two-Day $1k with just over 20 minutes to play in Level 19. They’ll take a 45-minute dinner break following Level 21. See below for the payouts so far (with full prizes under the Payouts tab) but 61st place is still blank.

    PlacePrizePlayer
    30Canada Deven Lane$2,522
    31Canada Ian Monahoyios$2,522
    32Canada Morgan Mclellan$2,522
    33Canada Shawn Sperber$2,522
    34Canada Youssef Hmama$2,522
  • 34 Left in Two-Day

    Level:18 (6000/12000/12000)
    Entries:34/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    They are down to four tables with 34 players left now in the Two-Day $1k. 61st place is still missing from the list, but the rest of the prizes since my last update are below with full prizes under the Payouts tab.

    PlacePlayerPrize
    35Canada Allan Alejandro$2,522
    36Canada Yu(Alex) Liu$2,279
    37Canada Pavlo Vertiiko$2,279
    38Canada Dylan Boyer$2,279
    39Canada Kelly Becker$2,279
    40Canada Shannon Lazorko$2,279
    41Canada Pascal Gregoire$2,279
    42Canada Daniel Bong$2,279
    43Canada Darnell Simpson$2,279
    44Canada Zachary Verpaalen$2,279
    45Canada Malcolm Bolger$2,117
    46Canada Garrett Birch$2,117
    47Canada Zhi Lin$2,117
    48Canada Sunny Labana$2,117
    49Canada Jeremy Roberts$2,117
    50Canada Christopher Charlton$2,117
  • 50 Left in $1k

    Level:17 (5000/10000/10000)
    Entries:50/485
    Prizes:$424,375

    I was a bit late getting to the floor today as it was a very late night on Monday night. There are about 30 minutes to play in Level 17 with the field now at 50 entries. It looks like 61st place hasn’t stopped by the payout desk yet to get their slip signed, so I don’t have a name for them yet, but the rest of the prizes so far are below.

    PlacePlayerPrize
    51Canada Nichols Lee$2,117
    52Canada Jae Lee$2,117
    53Canada Stephen Dauphanis$2,117
    54Canada Eun Park$2,017
    55Canada Melvin Podaima$2,017
    56Canada Chad Winnick$2,017
    57Canada Zacharie Desautels$2,017
    58Canada Marc-Andre Yelle$2,017
    59Canada Dennis Ashmore$2,017
    60Canada Christian Wallmuth$2,017
    61$2,017
    62Canada Faisel Al Qutub$2,017
    63Canada Behnam Esfahanizeadeh$2,017
    64Canada Ty Duong$2,017
    65Canada Brett Lambden$2,017
    66Canada Colten Yamagishi$2,017
    67Canada Ronald Berdusco$2,017
    68Canada Zhi Yang$2,017
    69Canada Haven Taylor$2,017
    70Canada Jodie Dunfield$2,017
    71Canada Bobby Jones$2,017
    72Canada Hassan Issa$2,017
    73Canada Douglas Berry$2,017
  • 72 Players Returning in the Money for Day 2

    JanWSOPCCalhdr – A New Year Dawns on Canadian Poker
    WSOPCCalJan2025E8hdr – Big 30 Stack Kicks Off WSOP-C Calgary Jan 2025
    Event 8:$1000 Two-Day $1k ($875 + $125)
    Date:Day 2: Jan 14, 2 PM
    Blinds:40 Minutes
    Entries:72/485
    Prizes (Winner):$424,375 ($84,962)

    Day 2 of the $1k is now set with 72 players returning in the money. Day 2 action kicks off at 2 PM in the Chrome room on Tuesday and they’ll play down to the ring before they end for the day. The blinds will stay at 40 minutes for the rest of the event.

    Pavlo Vertiiko is the big stack going into Day 2 with 762k. Jui Hsu, Jerry Li, Jeremy Doll, and Taran Parmar round out the top 5 stacks. This game should be my main focus on Tuesday until the ring is awarded.

    Day 2 Chips by Name

    T-SPlayerKyle Chang
    38 – 8Alex Liu315,000
    42 – 7Allan Alejandro204,000
    34 – 1Behnam Esfahanizadeh59,000
    35 – 1Bobby Jones48,000
    33 – 2Chad Winnick37,000
    39 – 6Chris Charlton195,000
    32 – 6Chris Wallmuth114,000
    35 – 3Colten Yamagishi61,000
    39 – 5Dan Bong82,000
    33 – 5Darnell Simpson67,000
    33 – 8Dave Burnand84,000
    39 – 1Dennis Ashmore170,000
    35 – 9Deven Lane140,000
    40 – 8Devon Morgan449,000
    40 – 7Don Fujita61,000
    40 – 2Duff Charette249,000
    32 – 3Dylan Boyer125,000
    39 – 9Erin Pulchinski109,000
    34 – 8Eun Ji Park53,000
    34 – 4Faisal Al Qutab38,000
    33 – 7Garrett Birch203,000
    32 – 8Garrett Gilmuray212,000
    40 – 1Hassan Issa53,000
    38 – 4Haven Taylor75,000
    35 – 7Ian Modder125,000
    32 – 1Ian Monahoyios260,000
    34 – 3Jae Whan Lee216,000
    34 – 9Jay Dragland234,000
    35 – 2Jeremy Doll570,000
    42 – 9Jeremy Roberts59,000
    33 – 3Jerry Li630,000
    35 – 6Jimmy Lee375,000
    33 – 1Jodie Dunfield221,000
    32 – 7Joel Kogan97,000
    32 – 9Jui Hsu661,000
    38 – 5Kelly Becker196,000
    32 – 2Kyle CHang84,000
    40 – 4Kyle Ho264,000
    33 – 9Kyle Levicki168,000
    38 – 3Lambden Brett70,000
    38 – 9Malcolm Bolger182,000
    32 – 5Marc Lavergne241,000
    34 – 5Marc-Andre Yelle219,000
    40 – 9Mario Di Narelo137,000
    33 – 6Mathew O’Brien230,000
    38 – 7Matthew Ouellette161,000
    35 – 8Mehmet Ali Siginc464,000
    33 – 4Mel Podaima139,000
    39 – 4Michael Malm227,000
    39 – 3Michael St. Pierre-Porter251,000
    35 – 5Mike Schmidt35,000
    42 – 3Morgan McLellan327,000
    38 – 2Nicholas Lee111,000
    39 – 8Pascal Gregoire210,000
    41 – 5Pavlo Vertiiko762,000
    40 – 3Ronald Berdusoo57,000
    41 – 6Serge Noel346,000
    34 – 2Shannon Lazorko119,000
    41 – 1Shawn Sperber349,000
    42 – 5Stephen Dauphinais159,000
    39 – 2Steve Barber107,000
    41 – 4Steven Wiens271,000
    42 – 4Sunny Lubana124,000
    40 – 5Taran Parmar545,000
    34 – 6Thomas Taylor213,000
    41 – 7Ty Duong154,000
    38 – 1Weijie Zhang191,000
    42 – 8Youssef Hmama422,000
    41 – 3Zacharie DeSautels247,000
    32 – 4Zachary Verpaalen321,000
    41 – 9Zhi Lin Lin116,000
    42 – 2Zhigang Yang191,000

    Day 2 Chips by Seat

    T-SPlayerChips
    32 – 1Ian Monahoyios260,000
    32 – 2Kyle Chang84,000
    32 – 3Dylan Boyer125,000
    32 – 4Zachary Verpaalen321,000
    32 – 5Marc Lavergne241,000
    32 – 6Chris Wallmuth114,000
    32 – 7Joel Kogan97,000
    32 – 8Garrett Gilmuray212,000
    32 – 9Jui Hsu661,000
    33 – 1Jodie Dunfield221,000
    33 – 2Chad Winnick37,000
    33 – 3Jerry Li630,000
    33 – 4Mel Podaima139,000
    33 – 5Darnell Simpson67,000
    33 – 6Mathew O’Brien230,000
    33 – 7Garrett Birch203,000
    33 – 8Dave Burnand84,000
    33 – 9Kyle Levicki168,000
    34 – 1Behnam Esfahanizadeh59,000
    34 – 2Shannon Lazorko119,000
    34 – 3Jae Whan Lee216,000
    34 – 4Faisal Al Qutab38,000
    34 – 5Marc-Andre Yelle219,000
    34 – 6Thomas Taylor213,000
    34 – 8Eun Ji Park53,000
    34 – 9Jay Dragland234,000
    35 – 1Bobby Jones48,000
    35 – 2Jeremy Doll570,000
    35 – 3Colten Yamagishi61,000
    35 – 5Mike Schmidt35,000
    35 – 6Jimmy Lee375,000
    35 – 7Ian Modder125,000
    35 – 8Mehmet Ali Siginc464,000
    35 – 9Deven Lane140,000
    38 – 1Weijie Zhang191,000
    38 – 2Nicholas Lee111,000
    38 – 3Lambden Brett70,000
    38 – 4Haven Taylor75,000
    38 – 5Kelly Becker196,000
    38 – 7Matthew Ouellette161,000
    38 – 8Alex Liu315,000
    38 – 9Malcolm Bolger182,000
    39 – 1Dennis Ashmore170,000
    39 – 2Steve Barber107,000
    39 – 3Michael St. Pierre-Porter251,000
    39 – 4Michael Malm227,000
    39 – 5Dan Bong82,000
    39 – 6Chris Charlton195,000
    39 – 8Pascal Gregoire210,000
    39 – 9Erin Pulchinski109,000
    40 – 1Hassan Issa53,000
    40 – 2Duff Charette249,000
    40 – 3Ronald Berdusoo57,000
    40 – 4Kyle Ho264,000
    40 – 5Taran Parmar545,000
    40 – 7Don Fujita61,000
    40 – 8Devon Morgan449,000
    40 – 9Mario Di Narelo137,000
    41 – 1Shawn Sperber349,000
    41 – 3Zacharie DeSautels247,000
    41 – 4Steven Wiens271,000
    41 – 5Pavlo Vertiiko762,000
    41 – 6Serge Noel346,000
    41 – 7Ty Duong154,000
    41 – 9Zhi Lin Lin116,000
    42 – 2Zhigang Yang191,000
    42 – 3Morgan McLellan327,000
    42 – 4Sunny Lubana124,000
    42 – 5Stephen Dauphinais159,000
    42 – 7Allan Alejandro204,000
    42 – 8Youssef Hmama422,000
    42 – 9Jeremy Roberts59,000
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PlacePlayerPrize
1$84,962
2$56,641
3Canada Jeremy Doll$38,684
4Canada Garrett Gilmurray$26,970
5Canada Mehmet Siginc$19,202
6Canada Joel Kogan$13,968
7Canada Duff Charette$10,386
8Canada Michael Schmidt$7,898
9Canada Jimmy Lee$6,145
10Canada Devon Morgan$4,895
11Canada Weijie Zhang$4,895
12Canada Kyle Levicki$3,994
13Canada Jui Hsu$3,994
14Canada Matthew Ouellette$3,340
15Canada Erin Pulchinski$3,340
16Canada Jay Dragland$3,340
17Canada Serge Noel$3,340
18Canada Kyle Ho$2,865
19Canada Steven Barber$2,865
20Canada Donal Fujita$2,865
21Canada David Burnard$2,865
22Canada Michael St.Pierre-Porter$2,865
23Canada Jerry Li$2,865
24Canada Marco Di Nardo$2,865
25Canada Kyle Chang$2,865
26Canada Matthew O’Brien$2,865
27Canada Steven Wiens$2,522
28Canada Marc Lavergne$2,522
29Canada Taran Parmar$2,522
30Canada Deven Lane$2,522
31Canada Ian Monahoyios$2,522
32Canada Morgan Mclellan$2,522
33Canada Shawn Sperber$2,522
34Canada Youssef Hmama$2,522
35Canada Allan Alejandro$2,522
36Canada Yu(Alex) Liu$2,279
37Canada Pavlo Vertiiko$2,279
38Canada Dylan Boyer$2,279
39Canada Kelly Becker$2,279
40Canada Shannon Lazorko$2,279
41Canada Pascal Gregoire$2,279
42Canada Daniel Bong$2,279
43Canada Darnell Simpson$2,279
44Canada Zachary Verpaalen$2,279
45Canada Malcolm Bolger$2,117
46Canada Garrett Birch$2,117
47Canada Zhi Lin$2,117
48Canada Sunny Labana$2,117
49Canada Jeremy Roberts$2,117
50Canada Christopher Charlton$2,117
51Canada Nichols Lee$2,117
52Canada Jae Lee$2,117
53Canada Stephen Dauphanis$2,117
54Canada Eun Park$2,017
55Canada Melvin Podaima$2,017
56Canada Chad Winnick$2,017
57Canada Zacharie Desautels$2,017
58Canada Marc-Andre Yelle$2,017
59Canada Dennis Ashmore$2,017
60Canada Christian Wallmuth$2,017
61Canada Ian Modder$2,017
62Canada Faisel Al Qutub$2,017
63Canada Behnam Esfahanizeadeh$2,017
64Canada Ty Duong$2,017
65Canada Brett Lambden$2,017
66Canada Colten Yamagishi$2,017
67Canada Ronald Berdusco$2,017
68Canada Zhi Yang$2,017
69Canada Haven Taylor$2,017
70Canada Jodie Dunfield$2,017
71Canada Bobby Jones$2,017
72Canada Hassan Issa$2,017
73Canada Douglas Berry$2,017

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