[sumo] (Games) FINAL- RotoSumo Standings - Natsu 2008
Lenn M.
lmilliard at snet.net
Sun May 25 18:07:30 EDT 2008
We come to the end of another basho. I don't know if it's because I'm
getting older or what, but these things seem to go by faster and faster with
every passing year. Anyway, onto the final standings for Roto...
Divisional KK/MK dividing lines:
Makuuchi: 1269.9
Juryo: 1291.5
Makushita: 1263.7
Jonokuchi: 1270.5
The Perfect Team:
Y: Asashoryu 205 points
O: Kotooshu 269
S: Ama 173
K: Kisenosato 195
M1-M4: Aminishiki 172
M5-M8: Toyonoshima 162
M9-M12: Wakanosato 126
M13-M16: Tamanosahima 111
J1-J4: Kimurayama 79
J5-J9: Koryu 82
J10-J14: Chiyohakuho 85
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Total Points 1659
MAKUUCHI:
YUSHO: Bunijiman (M13E) 1st
Shukon-Sho: Bunijiman (M13E) 1st
Gino-Sho: Bunijiman (M13E) 1st
Kanto-Sho: Bunijiman (M13E) 1st
Bunijiman had a strong final two days, scoring 80 points better than the
average, to come from behind and capture his first top division crown in his
first tournament in Makuuchi. The M13E also made a complete sweep of the
three sansho prizes. So congratulations on a remarkable performance.
Sukubidubidu will take runner up honors, finishing 36 points behind the
winner.
All three of our current Ozeki finished MK, with Doitsuyama missing out on
Kachi Koshi by only 0.9 points. Coming so close will be doubly painful for
him as he was kadoban and this MK will send him back to Sekiwake.
Doitsuyama will be replaced at the Ozeki rank by Dimitri, who picked the 10
wins required for him to earn promotion.
As for our other two Ozeki promotion candidates, Golynohana finished MK and
will have to start over from scratch next basho. Heikotoriki needed 10 wins
for promotion, but finished with 9. The S1e can be consoled by the fact that
his/her Ozeki run will be carried over to next basho where 10 wins will
still suffice for promotion.
Bunijiman (M13E) 1477 13-2
Sukubidubidu (M1W) 1441 12-3
Sashimaru (M11W) 1418 11-4
Randomitsuki (M6W) 1414 11-4
Mariotoki (M9W) 1364 10-5
Dimitri (S2E) 1361 10-5
Heikotoriki (S1E) 1349 9-6
Frinkanohana (K2E) 1326 9-6
Zenjimoto (K2W) 1326 9-6
Kaiomitsuki (M13W) 1315 9-6
Ekigozan (M14E) 1311 9-6
Jejima (M12E) 1299 8-7
Hakajusakari (M5E) 1297 8-7
Annai (M16E) 1290 8-7
Leonishiki (M2W) 1288 8-7
Kintamayama (M3W) 1281 8-7
Marionoumi (S2W) 1275 8-7
Doitsuyama (O2E) 1269 7-8
Mariohana (K1E) 1266 7-8
Norizo (M2E) 1265 7-8
Tamanaogijima (M11E) 1265 7-8
Tosahayate (M4W) 1265 7-8
Golynohana (S1W) 1250 7-8
Rannohana (M8E) 1247 7-8
Akemisamaru (O1E) 1243 7-8
Zentoryu (M15E) 1243 7-8
Fukurou (M8W) 1242 7-8
GONZABUROW (M14W) 1232 7-8
Heruwejima (O1W) 1232 7-8
Pastanoyama (M10W) 1231 7-8
Charliki (M7E) 1230 7-8
Gusoyama (M10E) 1224 6-9
Anjoboshi (M4E) 1216 6-9
Takanorappa (M5W) 1210 6-9
Metzinowaka (M7W) 1185 5-10
RYUMARU (M9E) 1183 5-10
Flohru (M3E) 1181 5-10
Susamajiiraion (M15W) 1178 5-10
Fujisan (M1E) 1165 5-10
Ulsimitsuki (K1W) 1165 5-10
Ketsukai (M12W) 1159 5-10
Onzoushi_oyakata (M6E) 1158 5-10
JURYO:
YUSHO: Taka (J14W) 1st
Shukon-Sho: Meyeryu (J13E) 1st
Gino-Sho: Gaijingai (J5W) 2nd
Kanto-Sho: Gaijingai (J5W) 1st
Taka struggled over the tournaments final six days, scoring 14 points below
the average, but the J14's first nine days were strong enough to help
overcome a last gasp charge from Andoreasu that fell just 6 points short.
It's Taka's first Juryo Yusho and Andoreasu will have to be consoled with a
promotion to the top division.
Meyeryu captured the Shukon-sho while Gaijingai made a sweep of both the
Gino-sho and Kanto-sho.
Taka (J14W) 1431 12-3
Andoreasu (J1W) 1425 12-3
Gaijingai (J5W) 1423 12-3
Meyeryu (J13E) 1401 11-4
Asahi (J8E) 1387 11-4
Mysko (J12W) 1382 11-4
Takanosushi (J6W) 1362 10-5
Yokotanoharry (J14E) 1346 9-6
Asashosakari (J11W) 1305 8-7
Hironoumi (J2E) 1293 8-7
Gernobono (J8W) 1287 7-8
Kitano (J4W) 1278 7-8
Bafa (J7E) 1268 7-8
Mmikasazuma (J11E) 1263 7-8
Kabakyodai (J1E) 1262 7-8
Konizan (J13W) 1254 6-9
Kofuji (J4E) 1243 6-9
Hogashi (J10E) 1230 5-10
Bill (J9W) 1228 5-10
Jakusotsu (J3W) 1219 5-10
Konosato (J9E) 1209 5-10
Zeokage (J7W) 1209 5-10
Seki Haruaki (J12E) 1201 4-11
Susanoo (J5E) 1199 4-11
Kitanoyama (J2W) 1182 4-11
Furanohana (J3E) Absent Kosho
Araiwa (J6E) Absent 0-0-15
Oshirokita (J10W) Absent 0-0-15
MAKUSHITA:
YUSHO: Mischashimaru (ms13E) 1st
Shukon-Sho: Kitakachiyama (ms7W) 1st
Gino-Sho: Rantan (ms16E) 1st
Kanto-Sho: Rantan (ms16E) 1st
Mischashimaru captured the Makushita crown by 30 points over runner up
Doyobi, coming from behind on the final day to do it. Kitakachiyama takes
the Shukon-sho while Rantan captures both the Gino-sho and Kanto-sho.
There appears to be at least 4 openings in Juryo for next basho.
Miscashimaru will fill one of them, Mariomaru, Gorgoro and Takanokaze will
grab the other three spots.
Mischashimaru (ms13E) 1455 7-0
Doyobi (ms21E) 1425 6-1
Kaiguma (ms13W) 1410 5-2
Kitakachiyama (ms7W) 1407 5-2
Misisko (ms10W) 1401 5-2
Terarno (ms19E) 1401 5-2
Rantan (ms16E) 1396 5-2
Mariomaru (ms2E) 1385 5-2
Tainosen (ms12E) 1344 5-2
Areyama (ms25W) 1336 4-3
Vikanohara (ms16W) 1330 4-3
Tomoe (ms15W) 1328 4-3
Musafaba (ms18E) 1320 4-3
Takanokaze (ms4E) 1318 4-3
Aderechelseamaru (ms8E) 1315 4-3
Tsunamiko (ms23E) 1312 4-3
Hidariashiyama (ms15E) 1310 4-3
Chiisabuke (ms11E) 1288 4-3
Toratorii (ms6W) 1279 4-3
Gorgoro (ms3W) 1267 4-3
Choshu-yuki (ms24W) 1266 4-3
Profomisakari (ms9W) 1265 4-3
Zichi (ms6E) 1261 3-4
Fatakiyama (ms4W) 1255 3-4
Sherlockiama (ms17W) 1254 3-4
Krokonowaka (ms21W) 1253 3-4
Larissi (ms12W) 1251 3-4
Troetibono (ms17E) 1247 3-4
Chiyokaze (ms14W) 1246 3-4
KOTOCHANTA (ms22E) 1237 3-4
Kotononami (ms3E) 1236 3-4
Hamagewonna (ms23W) 1234 3-4
Ganzohnesushi (ms8W) 1215 3-4
Jesinofuji (ms2W) 1203 3-4
Enjin (ms25E) 1200 3-4
Mabunkiyo (ms14E) 1198 3-4
Marimo (ms5E) 1193 3-4
Kaiowaka (ms1W) 1186 3-4
VESHANA (ms24E) 1163 2-5
Abudisake (ms5W) 1147 2-5
Yaezakura (ms22W) 1147 2-5
Igiski (ms1E) 1140 2-5
Ruziklao (ms10E) 1135 2-5
Stusan (ms19W) 1129 2-5
Nagayama (ms18W) 1105 2-5
Saruwatari (ms7E) 1100 1-6
Chisaiyama (ms20W) 1099 1-6
Takamueda (ms9E) Absent 0-0-7
Kuramarujo (ms11W) Absent 0-0-7
Kaenkamiko (ms20E) Absent Intai
JONOKUCHI:
YUSHO: Crall (jk1E) 1st
Shukon-Sho: Crall (jk1E) 2nd
Gino-Sho: Onigashima (jk16E) 1st
Kanto-Sho: Crall (jk1E) 1st
Crall took the lead in the Yusho race on Day 10 and, while briefly
threatened by Akishiki, never looked back, finishing a comfortable 34 points
ahead of the runner up. Crall can also lay claim to the Shukon-sho, his
second in the last three tournaments, and the Kanto-sho. Onigashima picks up
the Gino-Sho.
Crall (jk1E) 1481 7-0
Akishiki (jk7E) 1447 6-1
Marushiki (jk15E) 1371 5-2
Higginbotham (jk1W) 1344 5-2
Kozaru (jk18E) 1315 4-3
Hashira (jk5E) 1303 4-3
Basashihime (jk7W) 1299 4-3
Kumao (jk16W) 1297 4-3
Sekihiryu (jk14E) 1297 4-3
Onigashima (jk16E) 1296 4-3
Mattjila (jk9W) 1277 4-3
Kachitakai (jk3W) 1265 3-4
Kurisu (jk4E) 1262 3-4
Holleshoryu (jk2W) 1261 3-4
Sumo (jk17E) 1241 3-4
Satsuhikari (jk8W) 1235 3-4
Getayukata (jk8E) 1233 3-4
Toschima (jk13E) 1212 3-4
Shiyonofuji (jk2E) 1191 2-5
Aome (jk18W) 1140 1-6
Hpulley (jk17W) 1118 1-6
Furutakanohe (jk6W) 1065 0-7
Rowitoro (jk3E) Absent 0-0-7
Senpai (jk4W) Absent Intai
Ragerkawa (jk5W) Absent 0-0-7
Yanen (jk6E) Absent 0-0-7
Fay_Kotonowaka (jk9E) Absent 0-0-7
Wolfgangho (jk10E) Absent 0-0-7
Hijiiyama (jk10W) Absent 0-0-7
Hakanonami (jk11E) Absent 0-0-7
Iwanoshima (jk11W) Absent 0-0-7
Kobuta (jk12E) Absent 0-0-7
Sunibono (jk12W) Absent Intai
Daninowaka (jk13W) Absent 0-0-7
Chiyosifuji (jk14W) Absent Intai
Nirumaruyama (jk15W) Absent Intai
Congratulations to all the winners. The new banzuke will be out sometime
next week. Hope to see everyone in July!!
---Zentoryu
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