Current Tampa Bay Ladder
"You're only as good as your last game"

1. Paul deAlva (1)
2. Will Williams (2)
3. Gary Reece (3)
4. Thomas Lyle (4)
5. Gino D’Alessio (5)
6. Jerry Austin (6)
7. Thomas Kurpiel (8)
8. Dave Wilderman (7)
9. Eric Hunter (15)
10. Barry Haase (9)
11. Bob Timberlake (10)
12. John Giannoni (11)
13. Pete Malkovich (12)
14. Jeff Hegg (14)
15. Tom Gohn (16)
16. Tom Mieczkowski (13)
17. Cecil Delcher (18)
18. Joe Guida (17)
19. Dave Sjolund (19)
20. Tom Myers (20)
21. Alex Plisko (21)
22. Tom Tollerton (22)
23. Barry Blonde (23)
24. John Wiest (24)
25. Bill Alton (25)
26. Gary Manka (26)
27. Dwight Luck (27)
28. Mike Ramos (28)
29. Joe Neidlinger (29)
30. Greg Serota (30)
31. Tony Angel (31)
32. Mike Nolan (32)
33. William Robinson (33)
34. Ken Mark (34)
35. Danny Marin (35)
36. Tom Ross (36)
37. Victor Echevarria (37)
38. Stephen Gaddis (38)
39. Thom Powers (39)
40. Megan Pendergast (40)
41. Andrew Perales (41)
42. Fritz Regner (42)
43. Jim Duncan (43)
44. Jim Sherman (44)
45. Mack Roberts (45)
46. Bill Fish (46)
47. Anver Suleiman (47)
48. Bob Nothdurft (48)
49. Bob Bardwell (49)
50. Dave Smile (50)
51. Charlie Johnson (51)
52. John Mentz (52)
53. Jared Snow (53)
54. Bill McBride (54)
55. Andres Hidalgo (55)
56. Larry Marfise (56)
57. Fred Schultz (57)
58. Ryan Bamberg (58)
59. Bob Bolt (59)
60. Stephen Romagnolo (60)
61. Mark Scheffel (61)
62. Jon Holtzworth (62)
63. Jesse Keeton (63)
64. Steve Myers (64)
65. Dave Sheldon (65)
66. Jerry Toquica (66)
67. Oscar Cambero (67)
68. James Manning (68)
69. Azim Hemani (69)
70. Ryan Rauch (70)
71. Tobin Gibert (71)
72. Jeff Nietupski (72)
73. Jim Kilcoyne (73)
74. Greg Krauss (74)
75. Donnie Rivera (75)
76. Wes Humphreys (76)
77. Matt Lansing (77)
78. John Thomas (78)
79. Alex Mieczkowski (79)
80. Dave Palmer (80)
81. David Luckie (81)
82. Carl Feddeler (82)
83. Nate Allen (83)
84. Jed Berman (84)
85. Chris Austin (85)
86. Brian Keiter (86)
87. Ivan Isom (87)
88. Keith King (88)
89. Grant Mentz (89)
90. Willie Johnson (90)
91. Joe Johnson (91)
92. Moses Medina (92)
93. Oleg Polupan (93)
94. Dave Dodds (94)
95. Senyo Fugar (95)
96. Matthew Miller (96)
97. Mike Melton (97)
98. Jerry Hasiuk (98)
99. Brent Finklea (99)
100. Donny Shreve (100)
101. Devron Lee (101)
102. Martin McKerrell (102)
103. Stan Johnson (103)
104. Daniel Claiendon (104)
105. David Fink (105)
106. Mike LoVerde (106)
107. Robin Ramik (107)
108. Peter Danile (108)
109. Dexter Brown (109)
110. Frankie Gonzalez (110)
111. Dave Webster (111)
112. Greg Manning (112)
113. Jarod Buchanan (113)
114. Ryan Prasad (114)
115. Francisco Suarez (115)
116. Christian Faral (116)
117. Brandon Bittiker (117)
118. Reed Cook (118)
119. Michael Bradford (119)
120. Steve Concepcion (120)
121. Ricardo Socci (122)
122. Del Nagy (121)

How the ladder works (aka "THE RULES"):  (1) Only Saturday games at USF affect the ladder.  (2) When you defeat someone above you on the ladder, you move up to his rung on the ladder and push him and everyone below him down a rung.  (3) If you happen to play the same person twice within your first three games, only the first of those two games will count.  (4) Your first game is against anyone; usually your opponent is determined by who has arrived and is ready to play. (5) Your second and third games are played as winner vs. winner, loser vs. loser.  (6) If a player plays a fourth or fifth game, that game does not count for the ladder, even if the opponent has less than four games.  (7) If you occupy the top rung and miss three Saturdays, you drop to #10.  (8) BONUS RUNG - If the person occupying the rung above you did not show up and you did not already jump up this week, you get to swap places with him, unless he was playing in a handball tournament that day. Bonus rungs are awarded after rules 2,3,4,5,6,7 have been posted on the ladder. It is possible for an absent player to fall below more than one player in attendance.  (9) If the #1 and the #2 players are both in attendance, they must play each other within their first three games so that it counts.  (10) The "15-15" rule:  If 15 or more players show up, the games are played to 15 points instead of the normal 21 points.