This Labor Day weekend, only one team can reign supreme. One team will take taste the glory. One coach will hoist the prestigious Chaos Cup. Will it be you? The Blood Bowl world turns their sights on Chicagoland and the 2016 Chaos Cup. Will Europe take home another US Major victory? Will a US coach bring the win back to native shores? Or will a Canadian take the title north of the border? Chaoscup.com has all the information on the tournament you’ll ever need. For the next few post we will be breaking down the results section to show a bit more in-depth breakdown of the statistics of the US Major.
We’re using the results tab from the Chaos Cup website. The results from 2003 do not include racial break downs and are being excluded from lists where that information is used.In 2014 the torch was passed to Katie Muzik to be the leader of the Chaos Cup Committee. 2015 was her first full year running the event.
Part 5
Miscellaneous
Chaos Attendance
Andy Welton 13
Bryan Mitchell, 12
Dean Peletis, 11
Aron Wisneski, 10
Ethan Rippon, 10
Philip Bonarek, 10
Best Average Finish (7 tournament minimum) *
* I realize the amount of players at a given tournament can skew the results but you can only beat who's there.
Miscellaneous
Chaos Attendance
Andy Welton 13
Bryan Mitchell, 12
Dean Peletis, 11
Aron Wisneski, 10
Ethan Rippon, 10
Philip Bonarek, 10
Best Average Finish (7 tournament minimum) *
Aron Wisneski 13.4 average finish, 9 Tournaments
Craig Gruber 14.3, 7
Matt Vanderby 14.6, 7
Andy Welton 15.1, 12
Nathan Wells 17.3, 8
Katie Muzik 19.8, 8
Jon Peletis 20.9, 7
Brian Crenshaw 24.9, 8
Bryan Mitchell 25.1, 11
Ethan Rippon 25.6, 9
Tom Rumery 28, 8
Dean Peletis 29.8, 10
Philip Bonarek 29.9, 9
Mike Muller 34, 7
Best Average Finish (3-6 tournaments played) *
Gavin Sutton 2.5, 4
Frank Bradford 4, 5
Bryan Tew 4.8, 6
Jeremy Mares 6, 3
* I realize the amount of players at a given tournament can skew the results but you can only beat who's there.
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