Illinois Highpower Ranking

This is a ranking system for all the competitors that fired in a highpower tournament in Illinois in the past two years and that tournament result was submitted to ISRA Highpower. For an explanation of how the ranking is calculated, scroll down to the bottom of this page.

More tournament data makes this ranking system better. If your Illinois club would like to add your results to these rankings, contact Konrad at info@illinoishighpower.org.

	Last Updated:	November 24, 2020

Place	Competitor	Ranking Factor	# of tournaments
1	Powers, Konrad	117.70	26
2	McKenna, Liam	115.74	21
3	Vaughn, James	113.58	21
4	Appleby, James	110.93	22
5	Klauer, Tim	110.82	23
6	Aussieker, Mark	110.27	24
7	Pickel, Benjamin	109.35	18
8	Vitous, Alex	106.43	10
9	Hutchinson, Jim	106.30	9
10	Holliger, John	105.36	12
11	Bauer, Donald R.	104.58	19
12	Roth, John	104.31	10
13	Power, Tom	104.02	7
14	James, Michael A.	103.98	19
15	Lowe, John J.	103.81	8
16	Schneider, Scott	103.74	9
17	Boyle, Patrick	102.89	6
18	Casillas, Jon B.	101.75	17
19	Schrank, David	101.42	4
20	Hayes, Jim	101.20	15
21	Friend, James	100.83	14
22	Zuidema, Craig A.	99.87	23
23	Essling, Bill	99.50	14
24	Cramberg, Ken	99.23	8
25	Mahl, Ken	99.19	6
26	Jones, Tom	98.97	7
27	Porter, Jeff	98.16	6
28	Wilson, John	96.38	3
29	Bilotta, Bill	95.34	8
30	Vitous, Greg	95.26	8
31	Khan, Ikraam	94.22	7
32	Powers, John D.	94.11	7
33	Sindt, Gary	93.75	3
34	Ingram, Lawrence	93.61	11
35	Rapp, Jerry	93.49	12
36	DeHaan, David	93.32	4
37	Pingilley, John	93.21	4
38	Zmia, Joseph	92.45	12
39	Holliger, Ben	92.02	17
40	Porter, Farrell	91.90	4
41	Carrier, Morgan	91.06	4
42	Symmers, Mike	90.56	16
43	Carrier, Scott	90.45	5
44	Dzekute, Scott M.	89.78	4
45	Patton-Rynders, Justin	89.55	3
46	Beckman, Bob	88.42	12
47	Marienthal, Jeff	88.39	9
48	Cisco, Tom	87.68	10
49	Cisco, Kelly	87.65	11
50	Aussieker, Cole	87.24	20
51	Soppet, Bill	87.05	10
52	Curry, Michael	87.01	10
53	Jones, Brenda	86.06	5
54	Kleinschrodt, Dave	83.82	4
55	Harber, Neil V.	82.71	2
56	Nichols, Loyal	82.03	7
57	Lievens, Trenton	81.46	8
58	Hartley, Richard D.	81.32	2
59	Vail, Chris	80.96	2
60	Roesler, Jerry	79.72	2
61	Dattner, Derek M.	79.46	2
62	Galus, Jeff M.	78.85	2
63	Hartley, Richard F.	77.99	2
64	Raymond, Brad	76.94	3
65	Evans, Robert S.	75.48	10
66	Gill, Bob	75.45	1
67	Wulff, Bryan	74.01	1
68	Westling, Brady	73.65	1
69	Osburg, Wayne	73.55	3
70	Alvey, Jeff	72.48	2
71	Andrew, Dave	69.93	1
72	Wells, Lee	69.73	1
73	Schnelle, Dave	69.17	1
74	Rubin, Arthur	67.59	1
75	Friend, Andrew	67.36	2
76	Kidder, John	66.31	1
77	Yarbro, Pete	65.27	1
78	Barnes, James	65.10	4
79	Courtright, Eric	64.38	1
80	Jones, Charles	62.91	1
81	Fatino, Dave	62.75	1
82	Vorgang, Blaine	62.15	1
83	Friend, Russell L.	60.35	4
84	Scudella, Andy	59.62	1
85	Bond, Bill	59.09	3
86	Vaughn, Jason	56.92	1
87	Cisco, Bob	55.62	1
88	Graves, John	50.20	1
89	Bilotta, Nathan	49.42	5
90	Carter, Warren	46.08	1
91	Salati, Mike	45.83	1
92	Pickel, Maia	45.38	7
93	Milen, Mike	45.33	1
94	Wells, John A.	44.92	1
95	Hendrickson, Daniel S.	30.94	1
96	Lowery, Gary	14.12	1
97	Preuitt, Jeff	2.88	1

The Ranking Factor for each competitor is a series of algorithms calculated from these values.

Base score fired: A competitor's fired score for each tournament is used. Shoot a higher score, get a higher ranking. Scores at higher levels will make a greater difference in the ranking than lower scores will. This reflects the difficulty of shooting at that level.
Your score relative to the highest score fired: The closer you shoot to the winner of the match (regardless of actual score), the better your ranking.
Your score relative to the average score for that tournament: Your ranking is affected by how much your score differs from the average score fired in that tournament.
How long ago your score was fired: A recent score will affect your ranking more than an older one. Any score older than two years is not used in the ranking.
Your participation level: The more tournaments you fire in during the past two years, the higher your ranking gets. This means that someone who performs well for only a couple tournaments may be ranked lower than someone who did not shoot as well but comes out and participates every weekend.