Women's August Matchplay at 403

Tournament Information

Director :	Phil Cridlebaugh
Location :	Kansas City, KS
Country :	United States
Information :	Website

WPPR Snapshot

Ranking System :	Women
Ranking Strength :	0.09
Ratings Strength :	0.00
Base Value :	2
Rated Players :	4
Total (before TGP) :	2.09
TGP :	80.00%
Event Booster :	100%
Tour Value :	1.68

Calendar
Results

Results for the Main Tournament event on August 05, 2023

Pos	Player	Rank	Rating	Points
1	Kristen Whitby	690	1256.52	1.68
2	Terry Raumschuh	923	1155.96	0.22
3	Chloe Haskell	3432	958.23	0.08
4	Dawn Haskell	3777	881.25	0.04

Highlighted players are not applied to strength calculations due to lack of played tournaments.

Location

614 Reynolds Ave Kansas City, KS 66001

Format Details

Event Name :	Main Tournament
Format :	Match Play
Player Limit :	44
Unlimited Qualifying? :	No

Tournament Overview

Tournament Date: August 05, 2023

This will be a women's tournament at the 403 Club in Kansas City. It is $5 to enter plus coin drop. Doors open early for tournament players at 11am and the tournament starts at noon on Saturday, August 5th. Players of all skill levels are welcome to enter. Simply show up before noon and sign in with the person with the laptop if you want to play. We plan to have at least 3 women's events in Kansas this year so that 16 women will be able to play in the state championship next year. We had a great time at our last 3 women's events, so we are happy to keep building the community. Feel free to stay for the monthly tournament at 403 Club, which begins at 5pm on the same day and is open to both men and women.

The format is match play. We will place you in groups of 4 people where possible or 3 people where necessary. We will use match play software to assign games. The scoring will be 3-2-1-0. We will fit in as many rounds as we can between noon and 3pm. Shortly afterward, we will play finals. Finals will be between 10 and 50 percent of the field. We will have 4 player groups and continue to use 3-2-1-0 scoring. We will play 3 games per round. The top 3 seeds in each group will get to each pick a game. They can only choose each game once during finals. The highest seed will play first for the first game of finals. On subsequent games, the loser will get to choose position. If we have 8 players in finals, the top 2 players from each group will advance to the next round. If we have 4 players in finals, there will be just 1 round of 3 games in finals to determine the outcome.

Significant ties will be broken by a randomly selected game.