With the conference post-season tournaments over and the NCAA tournament
almost upon us, it's time to announce the winners of the Pick the Post-Season
Tournament contests. For Contest #2, in which all rounds are scored the
same, the overall winner is...
Tony Buffa
whose total of 72 points was four better than runners-up Andy Weise
and Sean Keller.
Congratulations, Tony!
OVERALL
NAME TOTAL
Tony Buffa 72
Andy Weise 68
Sean Keller 68
Steve Roth 66
William Krebs 66
Bill Fenwick 66
William Sangrey 62
Mark Lewin 62
* Jim Dixon 44
Higher Seed 70
* Did not submit picks for all conferences
As for the individual conference winners...
A hard-fought ECAC race saw a six-way tie among William Sangrey, Andy
Weise, Jim
Dixon, Sean Keller, Tony Buffa, and William Krebs, with 12 points each. The
championship-game score tiebreaker went to William Sangrey.
Hockey East also came down to a tiebreaker, with Andy Weise, Sean
Keller, William
Sangrey, and myself tied with 18 points. Andy Weise won the
tiebreaker and the top
spot.
The CCHA was won by me with 14 points.
Tony Buffa took the honors in the NCHC with 12 points.
Atlantic Hockey went to Andy Weise with 18 points.
The Big Ten ended in a five-way tie among Tony Buffa, Andy Weise, Jim
Dixon, Mark
Lewin, and Steve Roth, with 8 points each. Tony's perfect
championship-game score
prediction gave him the edge.
Complete scoring results are below. Congratulations to all the winners, and
thanks again to all those who participated.
Tiebreaker notes: The first tiebreaker was the difference between your
predicted championship-game score and the actual score. Thus, if you picked
the score of the ECAC championship game (actually 3-1) to be 5-1, you would
get two points; if you picked 5-2, you would get three points; and if you
picked 6-3, you would get five points. Obviously, the lower the point score
the better.
The second tiebreaker was the difference between your predicted total of
goals scored in the entire tournament and the actual number. Again, the
lower the point total the better.
As far as tiebreakers that were actually needed:
For the ECAC, the championship game score was 3-1.
For Hockey East, the championship game score was 6-2.
For the Big Ten, the championship game score was 5-4.
Also included below are the "Higher Seed" picks showing what would have
happened if the higher seed for each game had been picked to win.
ECAC Tiebreaker 1 Hockey
East Tiebreaker 1
NAME TOTAL Score
Pts NAME TOTAL Score Pts
William Sangrey 12 3-2 1 Andy
Weise 18 5-2 1
Andy Weise 12 4-2 2 Sean
Keller 18 4-2 2
Jim Dixon 12 4-2 2 Bill
Fenwick 18 4-3 3
Sean Keller 12 4-3 3 William
Sangrey 18 3-2 3
Tony Buffa 12 5-2 3 Steve Roth 16
William Krebs 12 6-3 5 William Krebs 16
Bill Fenwick 10 Mark Lewin 14
Steve Roth 10 Tony Buffa 14
Mark Lewin 10
Higher Seed 18
Higher Seed 14
CCHA NCHC
NAME TOTAL NAME TOTAL
Bill Fenwick 14 Tony Buffa 12
Jim Dixon 12 Steve Roth 10
William Krebs 12 Sean Keller 10
Tony Buffa 10 William Krebs 8
Sean Keller 10 Mark Lewin 8
Steve Roth 8 William Sangrey 6
William Sangrey 8 Andy Weise 6
Mark Lewin 8 Bill Fenwick 4
Andy Weise 6
Higher Seed 8
Higher Seed 8
Atlantic Hockey Big Ten Tiebreaker 1
NAME TOTAL NAME TOTAL Score Pts
Andy Weise 18 Tony Buffa 8 5-4 0
Tony Buffa 16 Andy Weise 8 4-3 2
Steve Roth 14 Jim Dixon 8 3-2 4
William Sangrey 14 Mark Lewin 8 3-2 4
William Krebs 14 Steve Roth 8 3-2 4
Mark Lewin 14 Bill Fenwick 6
Bill Fenwick 14 William Krebs 4
Sean Keller 14 William Sangrey 4
Jim Dixon 12 Sean Keller 4
Higher Seed 14 Higher Seed 8
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Bill Fenwick AJF 5/27/94
Cornell '86 and '95 JCF 12/2/97
LET'S GO RED!!
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