kremlin
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Updated
11/15/2011
2011 WBC Report |
2012 Status: pending 2012
GM commitment |
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Bob Jamelli, PA |
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2011 Champion |
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| Event History |
| 1991 |
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Jim Fuqua |
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25 |
| 1992 |
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Sean Cousins |
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20 |
| 1993 |
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Jim Fuqua |
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49 |
| 1994 |
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Caleb Cousins |
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42 |
| 1995 |
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Sean Cousins |
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36 |
| 1996 |
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Sean Cousins |
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20 |
| 1997 |
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Tracy Graf |
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46 |
| 1998 |
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Chris Geggus |
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46 |
| 1999 |
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Bruce Glassco |
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38 |
| 2000 |
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Tom McCorry |
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45 |
| 2001 |
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David Buchholz |
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51 |
| 2002 |
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Steve Cuccaro |
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50 |
| 2003 |
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Llew Bardecki |
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56 |
| 2004 |
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Steve Cuccaro |
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48 |
| 2005 |
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Steve Cuccaro |
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40 |
| 2006 |
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Pete Stein |
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39 |
| 2007 |
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Pete Stein |
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33 |
| 2008 |
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Lee Rodrigues |
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34 |
| 2009 |
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Ewan McNay |
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37 |
| 2010 |
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Pete Stein |
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41 |
| 2011 |
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Bob Jamelli |
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41 |
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Rank Name From Last Total
1. Steve Cuccaro MD 11 163
2. Peter Stein OH 10 116
3. Tom McCorry VA 01 46
4. Lee Rodrigues VA 08 42
5. Ewan McNay CT 09 40
6. Llew Bardecki on 03 40
7. Marc Houde VA 04 35
8. Sean McCulloch OH 09 34
9. Bob Jamelli PA 11 30
10. Nick Smith uk 10 30
11. David Buchholz MI 01 30
12. Bruce Glassco NJ 99 30
13. Peter Staab PA 10 27
14. Charles Davis WV 04 25
15. Jim Jordan MD 07 24
16. Peter Pollard TN 02 24
17. Bob Jamelli PA 00 24
18. Richard Curtin NY 11 18
19. Greg Crowe MD 10 18
20. Chris Geggus uk 06 18
21. Brian Carr VA 05 18
22. Jason Wagner NJ 00 16
23. Greg Tanner AZ 09 14
24. John Keating IN 11 12
25. Jerry Ohlinger NY 03 12
26. Ron Wuerth VA 02 12
27. Sean Cousins ME 01 12
28. James Hopkin CA 00 12
29. Andy Latto MA 08 9
30. Joe Delaney NY 06 9
31. Ray Stakenas II MI 05 9
32. Steve Cameron PA 01 9
33. Roy Pettis VA 07 8
34. Linda Pattison MD 03 8
35. Ray Stakenas MI 02 8
36. Phillip Yaure PA 11 7
37. Scott Beall OR 11 6
38. Mike Stanley OH 10 6
39. Jason O'Donnell OH 99 6
40. Jeffrey Martin CT 09 4
41. Barry Shoults MI 03 4
42. David Rohde MI 02 4
43. Elizabeth Lang MA 00 4
44. Nick Benedict CA 08 3
45. Martin Davis CT 06 3
46. Don Tatum MD 04 3
47. Zach Fietsch NC 01 3
48. Mark Neale ME 99 3
49. Mark Mitchell VA 09 2
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2011 Laurelists
Repeating Laurelists  |
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Richard Curtin, NY
2nd
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John Keating, IN
3rd
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Steve Cuccaro, MD
4th
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Scott Beall, OR
5th
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Philip Yaure, PA
6th
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| Past Winners |
Sean Cousins, ME
'92, '95-'96
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Tracy Graf, MD
1997
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Chris Geggus, uk
1998
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Bruce Glassco, VA
1999
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Tom McCorry, PA
2000
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David Buchholz, MI
2001
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Steve Cuccaro, MD
2002, 2004-05
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Llew Bardecki, on
2003
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Pete Stein, OH
2006-07, 2010
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Lee Rodrigues, VA
2008
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Ewan NcNay, NY
2009
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Bob Jamelli, PA
2011
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Bob Wicks, Harry Flawd still sporting
an Avaloncon t-shirt, and Ewan McNay plot their advancement. |
Raymond Stakenas, Pete "woe is
me" Stein, John Keating and Rich Curtin all plead their
innocence. |
Laughing at the Cold War ...
Three players won two heats each; unlike previous years, where
the second win came on heat 3 or 4, these were the only two heats
they played. Two others became eligible when they won their first
heat, and the last qualifier won his second heat and placed 2nd
in his third. The GM was only able to achieve first alternate
status, but managed to slip in when one qualifier didn't show.
(The Final was slightly delayed while another of the qualifiers
attempted to find Host B, but the GM found him wandering near
the Ballrooms and pointed him in the right direction.)
The Final started in the usual fashion, with Apparatchik dying
on the first turn. The new Party Chief, Purgemoff, was controlled
by John Keating, who was able to get one wave and one failed
wave with him before leaving office in Turn 3. Richard Curtin
took over at this point, keeping Shootemdedsky in office all
the way
through Turn 6; this scored him a wave, a failed wave, a second
wave and a card play to put the Party Chief in the Sanitarium.
Shootemdedsky finally kicked on Turn 7, bringing Krakemheds to
the Party Chief office and giving three-time champion Steve Cuccaro
his first and only wave.
On Turn 8, what hopes Steve had were soon dashed as the Party
Chief was convicted of treason (Steve had another vote in the
Politburo, but he was sent to the Sanitarium for the phase).
The health dice then killed off Satin (at Defense) and Mischif
(at Industry). Before the Funeral Commission could begin, the
KGB
Head Eatstumuch was assassinated; the Foreign Minister Bungaloff
was accused of the crime but found innocent in a rare display
of Russian justice. (Phil Yaure had 10+ Influence on Eatstumuch,
but had never visibly controlled him...)
The remaining 2nd Level candidates were: an ill Manjak at
Ideology, a sick Protzky at Economy, and a healthy Boremtodev
at Sport. The GM had influence on Protzky, so to force the issue
he sent the Foreign Minister down to the People. Unfortunately
for Steve, John was in control of Manjak, and had some influence
on Boremtodev. Even more unfortunately for John, Bob Jamelli
turned out to have the most influence on this new Party Chief.
Having arranged the Politburo to his liking, and the other players
having used all their Intrigue cards in this very active Turn
8, Bob went on to wave twice and to win on Turn 10 when the Politburo
could not be filled. Thus ended a 14-year drought for Bob between
his first WBC shield and his second.
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