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State Attendance 2010

Oregon State Championships! Saturday March 13th, 2010! Salem Oregon.

Total Attendance: 310

Juniors: 72

Seniors: 73

Masters: 165

The biggest pokemon state in the country has really set the bar high!! Lets see if anyone can top that!!

-Jason
:)dark::colorless:20)
 
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New Mexico State Championships! Saturday March 13th, 2010!

Total Attendance: 105

Juniors: 18

Seniors: 25

Masters: 62
 
Garch said:
Yes, this is going to be Hawai'i's first states. I talked to our PTO and he said he had to get special permision to run it on a Sunday. Don't know why he needed to get it on Sunday, but I'm just happy we're going to have a states. :thumb:
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Well, it's not like players will be traveling to other states to take advantage of the off day!
 
PokePop said:
Well, it's not like players will be traveling to other states to take advantage of the off day!
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"Dude, I think I'm going to Alaska and Midway for S/P/T's"
"Oh, seriously? I hear they've got some stiff competition"
"Yeah, I know. I'm going to have to miss Hawaii, though"
"Nah, man, don't worry. Hawaii's on Sunday"

^^ Maybe that's why?
 
Rhode Island

Juniors 15
Seniors 14
Masters 16

Total 45 *sigh*
 
For Indiana States we had the fo9llowing.

Masters=97

Seniors=33

Juniors=12
 
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Rocketman said:
correction: 6/12/45= 63
up 25% from last year.Kinda dissapoointing that Mississippi only sent 5 players and only 6 juniors. We have lots of juniors in LA, what happened?
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I would've come from MS, too, but I didn't have a ride down there.
 
Virginia 3/13

Juniors 19
Seniors 36
Masters 101

Total 156

wish those jr numbers were higher, but looooove those masters numbers!!!
 
Missouri - 3/13/2010

Juniors 33
Seniors 45
Masters 79

Total 157

What a GREAT fun day! I'll take it!!! Top 8 cut for Juniors and Seniors, top 8 for Masters!!!

Vince
 
Week 1:

Code: 
State:             Jr / Sr / Ma = Total  (last year)              (%growth)

[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15641/"]Wisconsin          [/URL]32 / 50 / 75 = 157    (21/22/46=89) wk1        (52.4 / 127.3 / 63.0 = 76.4)
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15668/"]Louisiana          [/URL]6 / 12 / 45 = 63      (12/14/25=51) wk1        (-50 / -14.3 / 80 = 23.5)
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15667/"]Kentucky           [/URL]19 / 20 / 56 = 95     (14/17/50=81) wk1        (35.7 / 17.6 / 12 = 17.3)
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15687/"]Virginia           [/URL]19 / 36 / 101 = 156   (41/45/58=144) wk1       (-53.7 / -20 / 74.1 = 8.33)
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15570/"]Missouri           [/URL]33 / 45 / 79 = 157    (42/45/71=158) wk2       (-21.4 / 0 / 11.3 = -0.63)
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15203/"]Florida            [/URL]51 / 53 / 130 = 234   (62/63/110 (1)=236) wk2  (-17.7 / -15.9 / 18.2 = -0.85)
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15742/"]New Mexico         [/URL]18 / 25 / 62 = 105    (21/22/69=112) wk2       (-14.3 / 13.6 / -10.1 = -6.25)
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15381/"]Rhode Island       [/URL]15 / 14 / 16 = 45     (12/17/20=49) wk1        (25 / -17.6 / -20 = -8.16)
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15582/"]Oregon             [/URL]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (109/70/157=336) wk2
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15605/"]Oklahoma           [/URL]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (16/26/73=115) wk2
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15380/"]New Hampshire     [/URL] XX / XX / XX = XXX    (31/28/47=106) wk1
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15690/"]Nevada             [/URL]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (14/9/45=68) wk1
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15606/"]Delaware           [/URL]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (19/16/46=81) wk2
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15627/"]Indiana            [/URL]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (18/22/59=99) wk1
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15739/"]Ontario            [/URL]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (21/24/46=91) wk1
[URL="http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15745/"]Iowa               [/URL]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (12/11/42=65) wk1
[URL=http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15792/]South Carolina     [/url]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (22/20/53=95) wk2
[url=http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15577/]Idaho              [/url]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (19/17/36=72) wk2
[url=http://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/tournaments/15819/]New Jersey         [/url]XX / XX / XX = XXX    (18/23/58=99)wk1

Can I get the PTOs or Head Judges to confirm the following states for me? Thx!

Iowa: 10 / 7 / 9 = 26
Nevada: 11 / 19 / 83 = 113 (Sry, Duke, I'm not sure if you were the HJ or PTO for this one)
Ontario: 26 / 32 / 87 = 145 (The OP site has 27/31/87, I want to doublecheck that one, and I'm not sure if LLX is the HJ or PTO)
Indiana: 12 / 33 / 97 = 142 (Same thing as Duke for you, EP)
Oregon: 72 / 73 / 165 = 310 (OP has 163 Mas, and same thing as Duke and EP for you, DS20)

I've also pulled the following from the OP site, and I want to make sure they're correct before putting them into the list:

Oklahoma: 13 / 29 / 62 = 104
New Hampshire: 13 / 30 / 55 = 98
Delaware: 12 / 26 / 65 = 103
Idaho: 20 / 25 / 34 = 79
New Jersey: 16 / 22 / 61 = 99

Thx again for everybody's help!

I'll comment a little bit more when I get some of these attendance numbers confirmed. Like last year, the events are ordered by their percentage of growth, not by their raw attendance.
 
PokePop said:
Well, it's not like players will be traveling to other states to take advantage of the off day!
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Weeelll.... if Washington States swiss ends by 7:00 pm like Oregon did. and as the tournement is in Seattle this year (for the 1st time ever) and it is only 20 minutes away from the Sea-tac Airport we should be able to clear security and all to catch a 8:30 pm flight to Hawaii. We can sleep durring the 6 hour flight, coupled with the 3 hours of time we gain for flying to an earlier time zone..... we should have enough time to check into a hotel and make it in time for registration for Hawaii states...... yea its doable _ LOL :biggrin:
 
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