Event 17: Jim Procaccini - 9th Place

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

Jim Procaccini - 9th Place - $2,488

Jim Procaccini was blinded out and forced all in so he didn't look.

By the end of the hand, he didn't have to look. No matter what cards he had, he couldn't win as Nate Marmur hit quad 7-7-7-7 for the stone cold nuts.

Board ran: 5-9-6-7-7

Nate bet 10k on the river into a dry side pot but c'mon people he had a monster.

Brett Fox folded and Jim Procaccini flipped A-2 of clubs.

Jim is out in 9th place and will take home $2,488 for his efforts.

Event 17: Bob Courtney - 10th Place

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

Bob Courtney - 10th Place - $2,212

On a heart heavy flop of 10-6-8 all the chips got in. Bob Courtney held 5-5 but was crushed by Brett Fox who flopped a set of eights.

Nate Marmur folded the nut flush draw and would have hit and A and a J on the turn and river - but no heart. Great fold.

Brett Fox is now the massive chip leader.

Event 17: Jamie Kerstetter - 11th Place

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

Jamie Kerstetter - 11th Place - $2,212

Jamie was the last woman standing and some say the only woman playing in Event 17.

She was gracious in the defeat as her Q-J fell to Franco Bonacci's A-J.

All the chips got into the 200,000 pot when the flop fell 7-2-J

Jamie failed to improve on the turn 3 and river 3.

Event 17: Double, Double

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)           

Blinds went up to 2k/4k with 400 antes.

Benjamin Earley was all-in pre-flop for (107,300) holding AQ against George Medrano, who was dominated with KQ.  The board came 9 6 3 Q 9 and Benjamin doubled up.

On the other table, Nate Marmur doubled through Joe Procaccini.

Eleven players remain.

Event 15 Recap

After two days of poker from the best of the best, including 2010 Borgata Poker Open WPT champion Dwyte Pilgrim and Matt Stout, Jesse Yaginuma (Silver Spring, MD), a heads up specialist, used his skill to defeat Mike Tauman (Metuchen, NJ) for the $1k (Event 15) title at the 2011 Borgata Spring Poker Open.

On the final hand, Jesse’s 9 kicker just edged out Tauman’s 7 kicker. Both hit an ace on the flop and all the chips got in on the turn. Yaginuma will take home $42,486 for his first place victory. “I played well and ran well” said Jesse who came back from a 3 to 1 heads up deficit.

Five friends were enjoying adult beverages from the rail but went out for food right before the final hand. “It’s nice having friends support you” said Jesse.

Michael Tauman from (Metuchen, NJ) was ecstatic to take home $23,367 representing the biggest poker score of his life. If Tauman failed to river a set of sevens before the bubble, he would have been long gone. His long time girlfriend supported him today in the Signature Room.

So how did we get to our classic heads-up match?

Day 2 started with 17 of the 146 players returning for their shot at the $146,000 total buy-in. Yaginuma, the 2009 Borgata Poker Open Heads Up Champion, got off to a great start and built his 192k chip stack to 550k and was the chip leader at the final table.

After winning lots of small pots, Yaginuma knocked out Andy Egan (Hickessin, DE) in 4^th place ($11,330) and at one point, while 3-handed, had more than half the chips in play with 1.6 million compared to 350k each for Tauman and third place finisher Steve Russell (Coolville, OH), who took home $13,454.

Tauman began the day 6^th in chips and knocked out Dwyte Pilgrim (Brooklyn, NY), the September 2010 Borgata Poker Open Champion in 5^th place($8,497) when his AK bested Pilgrim’s AQ. Tauman was short stacked three handed, but started to make a move when he doubled through Yaginuma with AJ against Yaginuma’s pocket 7s. That, coupled with Tauman eliminating Steve Russell (Coolville, OH) in 3^rd place ($13,454) gave Tauman the chip lead when heads up play began.

Tauman played well according to his opponent Jesse but it looked like experience took over in the end.

The other notable final table-ist was Gordon Eng (Cliffside Park, NJ), who finished 8^th ($4,249). Eng won the $1,500 Event in the 2010 Spring Poker Open, but as one of the shorter stacks day didn’t run well. The final blow came when Eng held KQ and was eliminated by Adam Geyer (Austin, TX) who turned a full house with K8.

Geyer finished 6th ($7,081), while Christian Kohl (Suffield, CT) 7^th/$5,665, Gordon Eng, Matt Iles (Atco, NJ) 9^th/$31,86 and Anthony Villano (Englishtown, NJ) 10^th/$2,382 rounded out the top 10.

But once again congratulations to our winner, poker pro Jesse Yaginuma who was very happy to take Event 15 down and take home the trophy.

Event 17: 12th place - Kovaci

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)          

Mirsad Kovaci (Allentown, PA) moved all-in utg and action folded around to Benjamin Earley in the big blind, who called.

 Mirsad Kovaci

Mirsad held AQ and was racing against pocket Tens.  The board ran dry for Mirsad and he was busted in 12th place.

He'll pick up $2,212 for his efforts here today.

Event 17: 13th place - Perry

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)          

Brett Fox moved in from the small blind and John Perry (Stamford, CT) called all-in from the big.

John's AT was ahead of Brett's KJ, but a Jack came on the board and Brett took the pot.

John took 13th place and $1,935.

Event 15: 1st Place - Yaginuma

$1000 + $90 NL

Jesse Yaginuma - 1st Place
$42,486

Congratulations to Jesse Yaginuma (Silver Spring, MD) who just beat Michale Tauman heads-up to take down Event 15 for $42,486.

"I did my best" said Jesse who at one point was a 3 to 1 dog when it came to heads-up chips.

But the former Borgata Heads Up winner played his game, took the lead, then won the final key hand where his A-9 just edged out Michael's A-7. Kicker played.

"I ran well and won the flips I had to" said Jesse who congratulated his opponent and complimented his game.

"This was a nice one to win" said our winner.

His friends, who also play poker, railed him the entire heads-up then took off to grab some grub and missed the final hand.

Look for Yaginuma to play in the Championship Event.

Event 17: 15th - 14th places

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)         

Tony Sinishtaj (Flushing, NY) got all-in holding A6 suited against Brett Fox, who had pocket 8s.  The board came Q J 9 3 Q and was no help to Tony.  He finished in 15th place, earning $1,935.

Joe Cappuccio (Hammonton, NJ) was all-in and ahead with AT against Franco Bonacci's dominated A8.  The flop was a safe 6 6 2, but then an 8 on the turn gave the lead to Franco.  The 2 on the river was no help and Joe was busted in 14th place ($1,935).

Event 17: 16th place - Eisner

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)        

Steve Eisner (Oxnard, CA) was another player who worked his short-stack well to survive the play-down to the bubble.  He got his last chips in the middle and ran into Jamie Kerstetter's pocket Kings.

Steve Eisner finished in 16th place, earning $1,659.

Event 15: 2nd Place - Tauman

$1000 + $90 NL

Michael Tauman - 2nd Place
$23,367

Michael Tauman had a 3 to 1 chip lead heads up but ran into Jesse Yaginuma who had the best kicker in the final hand.

The final hand had Michael leading out on a flop of: 3-A-8 and Jesse re-raising to 200,000.

Deuce on the turn had Jessing making it 200,000 and Michael jamming all in. Jesse called and had Michael covered.

Michael said, "What's your kicker?" realizing both players had an ace.

Michael tabled A-7 and Jesse showed A-9.

Inconsequential Jack hit the river and Jesse won the tournament with the better kicker.

The $23,367 was the largest cash ever for Michael who was nearly eliminated before the bubble.

"I had pocket sevens and hit a seven on the river to survive. Then I was dealt out big pair after big pair growing my stack six to seven times in an hour" explained Tuaman.

Michael's long time girlfriend sat behind him for the entire heads up battle, showing support.

Event 17: 18th - 17th places

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)       

Allen Friedman (Smithtown, NY) nursed his short-stack for quite a while, but once they reached the money, he got them in and was busted.

Allen finished 18th for $1,659.

Joe Mascio (Sewell, NJ) was all-in against the big stacks of George Medrano and Nicholas Lowry.  They checked down the board of K 6 4 Q 6.  George showed 54 for a pair of 4s.  Nicholas mucked.  Joe showed A9 and headed for the payout desk.

Joe Mascio finished 17th for $1,659.

The level expired and the remaining 16 players took off for a break.

Event 17: In The Money

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)      

Seat 1 raised from the cutoff, George Medrano 3-bet from he small blind, the cutoff 4-bet, George moved in, and after a bit of thinking, the cutoff called all-in, showing AQ.  George had the mother of all pairs, pocket Aces.

The board ran out 6 5 5 7 Q and George took the pot, sending his opponent home with the title of bubble-boy.  George is now up to 264k and the chip leader by a nose (Bob Courtney has ~260k).

 Iverson 'Cotton' Snuffer and Nate Marmur - happy to be in the $$

The remaining 18 players drew seats and moved to the final three tables.  They're all in the money and guaranteed to leave with at least $1,659.

Event 15: Here's What They're Playing For

$1000 + $90 NL

Borgata Bling

Winner will take home the trophy along with $42,486.

Second enjoys $23,367.

Play continues after break.

Blinds now: 12,000 / 24,000 with 3000 antes.

Mike Tauman has just under a million in chips.

Jesse Yaginuma has 1,250,000.

They boys are playing at the feature table in The Signature Room.

Come down and watch this one live.

Event 17: New Chip Leader

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)     

Blinds are up to 1,200/2,400 with 30 antes.

 Bob Courtney

On a flop of T 7 5, seat 1 was all-in against Bob Courtney.  Seat 1 held pocket 4s and was crushed by Bob's T9 (pair of Tens).  The last two came 9 J and Bob claimed the pot, sending his opponent home.  Bob chipped up to ~220k.

20 players remain.

Jamie Kerstetter moved in for ~50k, then Brock Parker moved in.  Everyone else got out of the way.  Jamie's AT suited was dominated by Brock's AQ off, but the board came A J 5 3 T and Jamie caught a 3-outer on the river to survive and double up.

Brock was left with about 5k.  He got all-in and tripled up, then was all-in again with two players, who checked to the river as the board came 7 4 2 9 3.   Bob Courtney bet and Jamie Kerstetter folded.  Brock showed pocket Queens, but Bob held pocket 3s and had hit a set on the river.  Bob's now up to almost 250k.

6-max specialist Brock Parker was busted by a 2-outer in 20th place, just two away from the money.

19 players remain and they are now playing hand-for-hand.

Event 15: Jesse Gains Lead - 500K Pot

$1000 + $90 NL

500,000 pot with no bets on the river. Guess that runner, runner, runner clubs and everybody scared.

Jesse tabled A-Q and Mike tossed over Q-J showing disgust he didn't bet.

140,000 pre-flop bet by Jesse, followed by 137,000 turn bet.

Mike took forever to check the river after Jesse checked to him. Looks like he wishes he took a stab, or stayed completely out of that pot.

Jesse adds 500,000 to his stack.

Board ran: 2♦ 10♠ 6♣ K♣ 4♣

Event 17: Snuffer Doubles

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)     

Iverson 'Cotton' Snuffer

All-in pre-flop with pocket Aces versus pocket Kings, Cotton Snuffer doubled up to ~80k.

The short stacks continue to survive and double up.

Still 21 players.

Event 15: Even Steven

$1000 + $90 NL

Jesse Yaginuma has climbed all the way back to make this an even dogfight.

Both have approximately 1.25 million chips.

Jesse kept betting rivers and Mike kept folding. This last hand, Jesse bet 100,000 on the river again, and Mike decided to call.

Mike should have zigged when he zagged. This time Jesse hit the river and won the hand.

Board: 4-9-9-2-6

Jesse showed 6-7 and Mike declined to show his hand.

"I put him on a spade draw, then a bluff" said Mike.

Right read kind of - as Jesse did have two spades and there were two spades on the flop.

Jesse's river 6 has brought his stack to a true heads-up battle. Somebody call NBC.

Event 17: Fox Fills Up

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)     

Brett Fox opened for 4,500 utg and got action from the small blind.  On the flop of A Q J rainbow, it was checked to Brett, who bet 6k and got called. 

 Brett Fox

Turn was an 8 and again it was checked to Brett.  This time he moved in for 23,500 and got called.  His opponent showed AT for top pair, but Brett held QJ for two pair. 

The Jack on the river gave him a full house.  Brett doubled up to over 50k.

Event 15: Jesse Gains Chips

$1000 + $90 NL

Jesse Yaginuma went from a 3 to 1 dog to a 2 to 1 dog.

With blinds now 10,000 / 20,000 ante 3,000.

Jesse leads out and Mike Tauman re-raises to 100,000.
Jesse immediately announces, "all-in".
Mike tanks then folds, showing one ace.

Jesse has 720,000 vs. Mikes 1,600,000

Event 17: Back in Action

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)    

21 players have returned and are back to action.

In the early going, we had all-ins on three tables at once.  One pre-flop, one on the flop, and one on the turn.  None of them got called.

Event 15: Heads Up Continues

$1000 + $90 NL

Mike vs. Jesse

Mike's girlfriend of 16 years is rooting him on while John, Adam Acacia, James, & Josh are railing Jesse Yaginuma (Silver Springs, MD).

Mike Tauman (Metuchen, NJ) has a monster lead and just took down a 100,000 pot holding a five when two more were on the board.

Event 15: 3rd Place - Russell

$1000 + $90 NL

Steve Russell (Coolville, OH)

$13,454

Steve Russell showed the bluff of the day, but it's not enough to take him to the title. He was hovering between 300k and 400k the last few hours, but never got anything going and winds up in third place.

Russell begins the final hand with 160k and calls the 32k preflop raise of Mike Tauman.

The flop is K♦ Q♥ 9♥ and all the chips are in the middle.

Russell: J♥ 2♥ (flush draw, gut shot straight draw)
Tauman: K♠ 2♠ (pair of kings)

Turn: 6♣ (brick)
River: 5♣ (brick)

Russell misses both draws and is on the rail. "Not too bad," says the contractor from Coolville, a small town in southeastern Ohio. "I wish I was still playing, but that's the way it goes."

Russell says he'll take his winnings and buy into the Championship Event.

Tauman and Jesse Yaginuma are heads up for the title, with Tauman holding a slight edge in chips.

Event 17: Dinner Time

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)   

The clock was stopped at 7pm and players were sent on a one-hour dinner break.  They'll get back to business at 8pm.

Nicholas Lowry is still the chip leader.  He's got ~175k.

Nicholas runs an auction house, Swann Auction Galleries, in New York City and is one of the regular appraisers on the Antiques Road Show. 

Event 17: 21 Players Remain

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)  

Players know that dinner is coming up soon and no one wants to get crazy.  6-max-master Brock Parker is one of the three shortest stacks remaining. 

Down to 21 players...and stuck there.  Average is over 81k.

Event 17: Cohen Kicked to the Curb

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max) 

In a battle of the blinds, Jesse Cohen (sb) and the player in seat 1 (bb) saw a flop of 9 6 3.  All the chips went in and seat 1 showed 92 off for top pair.  Jesse held 87 off for the open-ended straight-draw.  The last two came 2 K and were no help to Jesse. 

The stacks were close and had to be counted down, but Jesse was covered by 200 chips.  He reported to the rail in 24th place.

23 players remain.  18 get paid.

Event 15: Tauman Doubles Through Yaginuma

$1000 + $90 NL

(Clockwise from Top) Yaginuma, Steve Russell,
dealer Nick and Mike Tauman

Mike Tauman is all in for 350k with A J vs the pocket 7s of Jesse Yaginuma. The flop brings a jack and Tauman doubles up to 700k. Yaginuma still has the chip lead with 1.3 million as three-handed play continues.

Event 17: Ladies Are Good To Medrano

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

George Medrano (Rego Park, NY) picked up pocket Queens and busted a player when they held up.

On the next hand, Alex Caperonis was all-in for 27,600 from the small blind.  George tanked for a couple of minutes, counting out his chips (he had about 100k) then called, showing pocket Queens (again).

 George Medrano

"I only hesitated because it was back-to-back Queens" he said.  Alex held pocket 7s.  Board came K T 4 2 K and George's Queens held up again.  Alex was busted and George is now up to ~135k.

Down to 24 players now at four tables.  Six more to go to reach the money.

Event 17: Lowry Leaps Into Lead

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

After level 10, players took a break.

Play resumed with level 11, blinds 800/1,600 and 200 antes.

Levels are now 50 minutes long for the duration of the tournament.

On the last hand before the break, Nicholas Lowry moved in on the turn with the board showing T 9 4 8 with three clubs.  His opponent tanked and eventually the clock was called.

 Nicholas Lowry

Before his time expired he called, showing pocket Kings (both black).  Nicholas held AJ of clubs for the flush draw and open-ender, with one overcard.

The river was the 5 of clubs, completing the flush for Nicholas.

He doubled up to ~158k while his opponent was left with about 6k.

Event 15: Final Three

$1000 + $90 NL

Players are on a 10 minute break and this is clearly Jesse Yaginuma's tournament to lose as he has more than half the chips in play. Since the final table began Yaginuma has been picking his spots to raise and has been taking down small pots. He's also not afraid to let hands go when players play back at him.

Here are the latest chip counts:

Jesse Yaginuma (Silver Spring, MD) 1.6 million
Steve Russell (Coolville, OH) 366k
Mike Tauman (Metuchen, NJ) 355k

When play resumes blinds are 6k/12k/2k ante.

Event 17:

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)        

Just like that, three players hit the rail.

 Scott Baumstein

Reggie Franklin, Charles Furey, and Scott Baumstein have all been felted.

31 players remain.   Average is over 55k.

Event 15: 4th place - Egan

$1000 + $90 NL

Andy Egan (Hickessin, DE)

$11,330

After double through Dwyte Pilgrim earlier in the tournament with QQ, Andy Egan is down to 10 big blinds and shoves 100k all in with Q 10. Chip leader Jesse Yaginuma calls with A Q and Egan's dominated queen doesn't improve as he finishes in 4th place.

"I ran pretty well and avoided some trouble," says the mechanical engineer, who only plays poker recreationally. "I wish I could have had a few hands back and when I was short was waiting for a hand, but it never came."

Event 17: Slow Going

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)       

Players are very aware of their situation and most are playing cautiously.

James Casement Jr. was short-stacked after shipping the double to John Perry when he missed his flush draw.  He got his last chips in and departed, leaving 35 players in action.

Average stack is almost 49k.

 Mirsad Kovaci

Alex Caperonis (Stamford, CT) tangled with Mirsad Kovaci (Allentown, PA).  On the river, the board showed Q J T 3 K (no flush possible) and Alex (cutoff) check-called a bet from Mirsad (button).  Mirsad showed 95 suited for the King-high straight.  Alex mucked and Mirsad claimed the pot.

Alex is down to about half the average.

Event 17: 50/50 Time

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)      


With 36 players remaining, they're at the 50/50 point.  With the final 18 players getting paid, half the remaining players will leave empty handed.

John Perry

John Perry (Stamford, CT) is hoping to be in the former group.  On a flop of Q 5 5 with two spades, he was all-in holding Q9 (Queens-up) against James Casement Jr, who held A3 of spades (flush draw with one overcard).

The last two came offsuit 7 6 and John doubled up to over 40k.  James was left with ~20k.

Event 15: 5th Place - Pilgrim

$1000 + $90 NL

Dwyte Pilgrim
$8, 498

Dwyte Pilgrim makes it 25k from the button (blinds 5k/10k/1k ante) and Mike Tauman reraises to 65k. Pilgrim moves all in for a total of 250k, Tauman calls and has Pilgrim covered.

Tauman: A♥ K♥
Pilgrim: A♦ Q♣

Pilgrim doesn't get any help and he's out in 5th place. "I played pretty well," says the September 2010 WPT Borgata Poker Open Champion. "I wish I could have hit that last hand. I was pretty short when we got to the final table and was able to play solid."

Event 17: No Queen for Queen

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)      

Play resumed after the break with level 9, blinds 500/1,000 with 100 antes.

 Alexander Queen

Alex Queen got his last chips in with AQ, running into Jesse Cohen's AK.  The best hand held up and Jesse took the pot, chipping up to ~77k.

Seven tables remain.  41 players in action.  Average stack is approaching 42k.

Event 15: 6th Place - Geyer

$1,000 + $90 NL

Adam Geyer (Austin, TX)

$7,081

Adam Geyer is all in for his last 100k with A 8 and Dwyte Pilgrim calls with K J. The flop is A 10 4, giving Geyer a pair of aces, but queen on turn gives Pilgrim a gutter ball straight.

Pilgrim takes his stack to 350k, while Geyer is out in 6th place.

Event 17: Two Too Tough

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)     

Table two has morphed into a very tough table.  The one seat is currently empty (and I pity whoever gets moved in there).

 Brock Parker

Brock Parker, who has two 2009 WSOP bracelets won playing the 6-max format, (No Limit and Limit) and who beat Daniel Negreanu heads-up for one of those, (Limit Hold'em) is in the two seat.

Charles Furey is seated in 3; chip leader Jamie Kerstetter is seated in 4; 2010 Borgata Spring Open Champion Alex Queen is seated in 5 and Jesse Cohen is in the 6 seat.  

Level 8 is ticking away and players will shortly be on break while the green 25 chips are colored up.

Event 15: Cruising Along

$1000 + $90 NL

On a board of 4♠ 2♣ 7♦ Q♣ 4♣

Mike Tauman bets 65k and Jesse Yaginuma makes the call. "Ace high," says Tauman. Yaginuma tables the winner 10♠ 10♦.

Yaginuma has been dominating play since the start of the day and is the clear chip leader with 800k.

Event 15: Back From Break

$1000 + $90 NL

Players are back from a 10 minute break. Blinds are now 4k/8k/1k ante.

Here's a look at the updated chip counts.

Seat-Name-Chip Count

1 Dwyte Pilgrim (Brooklyn, NY) 245k
2 Adam Geyer (Austin, TX) 181k
3
4 Andy Egan (Hickessin, DE) 295k
5 Mike Tauman (Metuchen, NJ) 380k
6
7 Jesse Yaginuma (Silver Spring, MD) 840k
8
9
10 Steve Russell (Coolville, OH) 278k

Event 17: Quadzilla!

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)     

With two shorter-stacks all-in holding pocket 5s and K9, Jamie Kerstetter (Ventnor, NJ) held pocket Tens and was ahead.

 Jamie Kerstetter

Then the flop came Q T T and Jamie's lead became insurmountable.  Nothing like flopping quads and sending two players packing to make your day.

Jamie is now up to about 95k and the new chip leader.  She's also the last woman sitting in this event.  (Apparently she was also the only woman ever sitting in this event.)

Event 17: Payouts

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)     

Entries: 114 
Total Buy-In: $114,000

Place - Amount

1      $33,174
2      $18,245
3      $10,505
4        $8,846
5        $6,635
6        $5,529
7        $4,423
8        $3,317
9        $2,488
10-12 $2,212
13-15 $1,935
16-18 $1,659

Event 15: 7th Place - Kohl

$1000 + $90 NL

Christian Kohl (Suffield, CT)
$5,665

Right after Eng is eliminated, Christian Kohl moves all in for 70k with J 10 only to run into the pocket aces of Jesse Yaginuma. Kohl gets no help and is out in 7th place.

Event 15: 8th Place - Eng

$1000 + $90 NL

Gordon Eng (Cliffside Park, NJ)

$4,249

Adam Geyer opens the pot and Gordon Eng shoves 48k all in and Geyer calls 30k more.

Geyer: K8
Eng KQ

The flop brings the remaining two kings, but an 8 on the turn gives Geyer a full house. Eng misses his queen on the river and is out in 8th place.

Event 17: New Chip Leader

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)  

Charles Furey has lost some ground and Reggie Franklin has taken the lead.

Reggie Franklin

Reggie is originally from Chicago, but now lives in Spain.  He came back to the states for a wedding and to enjoy the tournaments here at the Borgata Spring Poker Open.

Reggie is up to about 74k and like Tim Dougherty, he takes notes on the action.

Event 17: Seventy Six-max-ers

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

After the break, play resumed with blinds of 300/600 and 75 antes.

Unofficially, there were 114 players in this event, making total buy-ins $114,000.  The final 18 get paid.

70 players remain at 12 tables.

When we get official number and payouts, they'll be promptly posted in the blog.

Event 17: Casement Crushes

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

Down to 12 tables -- 71 players remain.

At the end of level 6 players were rewarded with a 15 minute break.

Shortly before the end of the level, James Casement Jr. (button) was all-in.  The board read A J 4 9 2 and James' AQ (pair of Aces) was crushing his opponent's Q9 (pair of 9s).  James doubled up to ~45k. 

Event 15: 9th Place - Iles

$1000 + $90 NL

Matt Iles (Atco, NJ)
$3,186

Matt Iles is all in for 75k with A 2 vs the pocket 7s of Steve Russell. Iles gets no help and is out in 9th place

Event 15: 10th Place - Villano

$1000 + $90 NL

Anthony Villano (Englishtown, NJ)

$2,832

Anthony Villano is all in for 80k with A♣ J♦ vs the A♠ K♠ of Dwyte Pilgrim. Villano doesn't get any help and is out in 1oth place.

Event 17: Furey Leads

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max) 

On a flop of Q 9 4 rainbow, Charles Furey of Bridgewater, NJ (bb) led out for 1,775.  His opponent in the cutoff raised to 5k straight.  Charles announced he was all-in.  After a brief pause, his opponent mucked.  Charles showed Q9 for top two pair.

 Charles Furey

Charles is up to ~75k and the current chip leader.

Charles has come back today with a vengeance after busting out late last night, just short of the money in the $1,000 No Limit tournament.

Event 15: Pilgrim Doubles

$1000 + $90 NL

On a board of J♦ 3♦ 4♣ 9♠, Dwyte Pilgrim and Adam Geyer check from the small and big blinds respectively. Steve Russell, from the button, bets 23k and Pilgrim check raises all-in for 100k.

Geyer goes in the tank and repops all-in to isolate forcing Russell to fold.

Pilgrim: 3♥ 3♣ (set of 3s)
Geyer: 9♦ 5♦ (pair of 9s, flush draw)

River: 10♠

Pilgrim doubles up and is up to 225k, while Geyer drops to 300k.

Event 15: Final Table

$1000 + $90 NL

Top Ten

Seat-Name-Chip Count

1 Dwyte Pilgrim (Brooklyn, NY) 119k
2 Adam Geyer (Austin, TX) 438k
3 Anthony Villano (Englishtown, NJ) 72k
4 Andy Egan (Hickessin, DE) 99k
5 Mike Tauman (Metuchen, NJ) 258k
6 Gordon Eng (Cliffside Park, NJ) 91k
7 Jesse Yaginuma (Silver Spring, MD) 550k
8 Christian Kohl (Suffield, CT) 110k
9 Matt Iles (Atco, NJ) 80k
10 Steve Russell (Coolville, OH) 360k

Adam Geyer has made a steady climb since starting the day with the chip lead and is second overall behind Jesse Yaginuma. who's more than doubled his stack since ending Day 1A third in chips.

Event 17: Blinds Up, Players Down

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max) 

Registration has closed, the dead stacks have been picked up, and they're currently in level 5 with blinds of 200/400 and 50 antes.

Levels will now last 40 minutes through level ten.  Starting with level 11, they will increase to 50 minutes.

Table 15 is about to break, meaning 84 players remain.

Event 15: 11th Place - Podell

$1000 + $90 NL

Marc Podell (New York, NY)

$2,832

Marc Podell is all in for 80k with A J but he runs into the A A of of Steve Russell. Podell can't crack aces and is out in 11th place.

The remaining 10 players are drawing for their final table seats.

Event 17: Good Laydown or Good Bluff?

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max) 

Down to 17 tables already, meaning 102 players.

Currently playing in level 5 with blinds of 150/300 and 25 antes.

During the previous level, September 2010 6-max champ Dan Spirer in the cutoff (New Hope, PA) was all-in on the river with a board of  T 6 2 4 9 (no flush possible).  He had check-raised his opponent on the button, who had led out for 2k and was now facing a bet of 8,125 more.

 Dan Spirer

Dan offered to show one and James Boyle, who was at the same table, warned him that showing any cards with action pending was against the rules and James would call for the floor and a penalty.

Dan then offered to show his cards once his opponent folded.  After a couple of minutes in the tank, the player on the button surrendered.  Dan showed AQ offsuit for Ace-high.

Good laydown or good bluff?  Only the button knows.

Event 15: 12th Place - Pillai

$1000 + $90 NL

Shankar Pillai (Commack, NY)

$2,832

Jesse Yaginuma continues to build on his big stack as he eliminates Shankar Pillai in 12th place. Pillai is all in for 105k with pocket 8s, but Yaginuma out flops him with A K. Pillai picks up a sweat on the turn and is open ended, but when the river bricks Yaginuma wins the hand with a pair of kings.

Event 15: 13th Place - Galluzzo

$1000 + $90 NL

Matt Galluzzo (Marlboro, NJ)
$$2,478

Sevens are unlucky for Matt Galluzzo who loses back to back hands to pocket 7s and is eventually out in 13th place. Both hands come against Marc Podell, who doubles 35k through Galluzzo when his pocket 7s hit a set against Galluzzo's pocket jacks.

Two hands later Podell has 77 vs Galluzzo's A K and Podell doubles again (75k) to cripple Galluzzo who's busted by Andy Egan on the next hand.

Event 17: Face Time

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

Just made a pass through the room and spotted these 6-maxers grinding it out.  There are quite a few big names in this crowd:

James Casement, Jr  (won event 6 a few days ago)
Adam Gerber  (won 2007 US Poker Championship)
Danny Yousefzadeh won 2007 WSOPC at Harrah's AC)
Dan Spirer (won the 6-max during 2010 Borgata Poker Open)
Roland Israelashvilli
Mickey Woll
Charles Furey
Alexander Queen (won 2010 Borgata Spring Poker Open Championship)
Will Heger
Mirsad Kovaci
Chris Edwards
Tony Sinishtaj
Miguel Borrero
Josh Brikis (won the $1,500 NL during 2010 Borgata Poker Open)

Event 15: 14th Place - Panayiotou

$1000 + $90 NL

Eric Panayiotou (Toms River, NJ)
$2,478

Eric Panayiotou is all in for 65k with A J vs the pocket 8s of Anthony Villano. Panayiotou loses the coin flip and is out in 14th place.

Event 15: 15th Place - Cohen

$1000 + $90 NL

Jesse Cohen (Ardmore, PA)
$2,478

Jesse Cohen is all in for 53k with A♦ 8♣ vs the A♣ K♠ of Jesse Yaginuma, who's ahead the whole way. The board runs out giving Yaginuma a straight and Cohen is out in 15th place.

Yaginuma, who is a former Borgata Poker Heads Up Champion, is now up to 35ok after starting the day with less than 200k.

Event 15: 16th Place - Campbell

$1000 + $90 NL

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Brian Campbell (Bayonne, NJ)
$2,125

Brian Campbell moves all in for 70k, Mat Iles calls with K♦ 5♦ and is against Campbell's Q J off suit. Isles flops a king and wins the hand with two pairs, kings and 10s sending Campbell home in 16th place.

Event 15: 17th Place - Manin

Event 15:
$1000 + $90 NL

Marc Manin (Cherry Hill, NJ)
$2,125

Marc Manin is the first casualty Day 2 casualty. It's a standard 99 vs the pocket 10s of Steven Russell. Manin can't hit the two out and is out in 17th place.

Event 15: 42 Freeway

$1,000 + $90 NL

Table 2 Ready to Roll

Matt Galluzzo (right) Returns as a Short Stack

Driving to Atlantic City the 42 Freeway/AC Expressway is the fastest, most direct route. Today the remaining 17 players are now racing towards the more than $42,000 first prize in the $1k.

Rich Geyer (Austin, TX) is the chip leader with 336k, while Jesse Alexis Cohen (Ardmore, PA/28k) and Matt Galluzzo (Marlboro, NJ/40k) are the short stacks at around 10 big blinds. The average stack is 129k, but the median stack is 90k.

There's 7 minutes left on Level 14 (1,500/3k/400 ante) as the cards are in the air.

Event 17: Back For More

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

After grinding all Friday in the $1k (Event 15) and finishing 10 spots off the money, Mike Dentale (Brooklyn, NY) is back to continue his run at earning the Championship Event seat in the Borgata Leaderboard Point System. Dentale has been near the top of the standings all series long and is currently third overall. He trails Alek Givotovsky (New York, NY) by 41 points as this is the last day to earn the seat.

Also playing the 6 max is James Boyle (Havre de Grace, MD) as the room is now full and we're awaiting the arrival of the final 17 players in Event 15.

Event 17: Satty Saturday

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

On the eve of the Championship Event, this is Super Satellite Saturday, where players can play their way into the Main at a significant discount. The Sattys are at Noon, 3 pm and 7 pm (details here).

George Medrano (Rego Park, NY) is one player who passed on Friday's Main Events to play in a qualifier and was one of 7 players who earned their Championship ticket. "I was debating if I should late register for the noon ($350 NL tournament) or play the qualifier. I'm glad I locked my seat up,"

Medrano, after scoring his $2,700 seat for only $300 (89% saving), seems relaxed and focused as he plays today's 6 max.

Event 17: Shorties

$1,000 + $90 NL (6 Max)

The Signature Room is the place to be for today's action as the popular 6-handed tournament is underway. This format creates a lot of action, but players have to be cautious with their stacks as there's no re-entry safety net if they suffer a bad beat or go after unfavorable draws.

Players start with 15k in chips and levels are 30 minutes long. Blinds are 25/50, the button is in the two seat, we're starting with the teal deck, and the cards are in the air.

Even though several tables only have two or three players in their seats, dealers have been instructed to deal to all stacks. Let the fun begin!

Borgata Leaderboard Update

BORGATA SPRING POKER OPEN LEADERBOARD

The top three Points Leaders at end of day Saturday, April 23 will win the following:

• 1st Place: Entry into Event 18-Borgata Spring Poker Open Championship (April 24-27)

• 2nd Place: Entry into Event 20- Six Max NLH (April 26)

• 3rd Place: Entry into Event 23-Deep Stack NLH (April 29)

By participating in any Borgata Spring Poker Open event from April 13 – 23 (events 1–17 and 24–46), players will earn points based upon Borgata’s poker tournament leaderboard formula.

Borgata Tournament Leaderboard Points are calculated by multiplying point factors from the following three criteria: Total Event Buy-In, Total Event Entries, and Place Finished.

Below are the top 500 leaders for the Borgata Spring Poker Open Leaderboard contest through April 22 events*
*(Final Results from events 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43)

326.500 POINTS: GIVOTOVSKY, ALEK (NEW YORK, NY)

286.975 POINTS: SABOGALI, ALBERTO (BROOKLYN, NY)

285.450 POINTS: DENTALE, MICHAEL (BROOKLYN, NY)

283.325 POINTS: CASEMENT JR, JAMES (SAINT CHARLES, IL)

280.935 POINTS: SIU, MEIKAT (NEW YORK, NY)

267.188 POINTS: DELUCA, MATTHEW (EAST MEADOWA, NY)

262.325 POINTS: GANGEMI, FRANK (LONG BEACH, NY)

254.100 POINTS: SACKS, GILBERT (BALA CYNWYD, PA)

253.000 POINTS: MORGAN, JAMES (E AURORA, NY)

248.825 POINTS: ZAYDMAN, ELLIOTT (GLEN ROCK, NJ)

227.238 POINTS: SANTILLI, ROBERT (JACKSON, NJ)

221.725 POINTS: BARSANTI-CHOU, PATRICIA (METUCHEN, NJ)

220.480 POINTS: DARR, JOSHUA (LEESBURG, VA)

213.100 POINTS: SIEGEL, ERIC (BELLMORE, NY)

211.253 POINTS: URIOSTE, LUIS (CORONA, NY)

205.795 POINTS: PATEL, RAHULKUMAR (WOOD BRIDGE, VA)

204.838 POINTS: KEENE, MARCELIA (MAPLEWOOD, NJ)

197.400 POINTS: MYLENKI, PETER (ABSECON, NJ)

194.900 POINTS: LAYTON, HARVEY (DEVON, PA)

190.938 POINTS: BUTTACAVOLI, MICHAEL (VENTNOR, NJ)

189.995 POINTS: DIGIOVANNA, LAWRENCE (BROOKLYN, NY)

185.475 POINTS: MICHAEL, TODD (LANCASTER, PA)

185.100 POINTS: HUNKELE, CRAIG (ALLISON PARK, PA)

181.125 POINTS: KOLO, GREGORY (ROCKY RIVER, OH)

180.105 POINTS: MONTANO, ROMEO (EATONTOWN, NJ)

179.978 POINTS: BAKSH, WAZIR (QUEENS VILLAGE, NY)

179.870 POINTS: ALI, KALID (SILVER SPRING M, MD)

177.100 POINTS: SOBER, EVAN (ELKRIDGE, MD)

176.838 POINTS: DURSO, ROBERT (BROOKLYN, NY)

171.700 POINTS: GHANEM, SAAD (ROSEDALE, MD)

171.175 POINTS: KOSAKOWSKI, GARY (NEWARK, NJ)

170.500 POINTS: RAGO, JONATHAN (N BABYLON, NY)

169.883 POINTS: MAZZEO, MATTHEW (E WILLISTON, NY)

169.283 POINTS: KING, CHRISTOPHER (POWDER SPRINGS, GA)

168.000 POINTS: HECK, DAVID (COLTS NECK, NJ)

167.850 POINTS: HAND, THOMAS (S BOSTON, MA)

165.150 POINTS: ABENDSCHEIN, EDWARD (MTN LKS, NJ)

164.500 POINTS: DILLARD, AARON (MILWAUKEE, WI)

162.950 POINTS: LEVINE, BRADLEY (ROSLYN, NY)

161.000 POINTS: LEMPICKI, JEFFREY (BRICK, NJ)

156.300 POINTS: CRAMER, JOSEPH (CARLISLE, PA)

156.000 POINTS: SANTOS, CARLOS (SOUTH AMBOY, NJ)

153.650 POINTS: WERTEPNY, JEFFREY (BROOKLYN, NY)

151.900 POINTS: ELKASSIR, SAMMY (FORT LEE, NJ)

151.310 POINTS: TRUONG, HUNG (BROOKLYN, NY)

149.050 POINTS: VOVCHIK, IGOR (BROOKLYN, NY)

146.100 POINTS: MILLER, ERIC (SEAFORD, NY)

144.138 POINTS: ADRAGNA, BRIAN (E MEADOW, NY)

143.810 POINTS: TAE, SUNGWOO (PALISADES PK, NJ)

142.350 POINTS: CHABANE, AMINE (CANNES LA BOCCA, FRA)

139.800 POINTS: STANN, DAVE CHRISTOPHER (LOS ANGELES, CA)

136.800 POINTS: MOORE, STAR (BROOKLYN, NY)

136.125 POINTS: PALLADINO, ANTHONY (FRANKLIN LAKES, NJ)

134.700 POINTS: LATTARULO, JOSEPH (BRONX, NY)

132.988 POINTS: LOPE, MATTHEW (GLOUCESTER, NJ)

132.705 POINTS: VOCCIA, DANIEL (WESTHMPTN BCH, NY)

132.000 POINTS: ZACKS, JUSTIN (NEW YORK, NY)

131.850 POINTS: CHAN, DANIEL (NEW YORK, NY)

131.325 POINTS: GEIER, CHARLES (SUNNYSIDE, NY)

131.300 POINTS: GEORGOUS, DEMETRIOS (LITTLE FALLS, NJ)

130.838 POINTS: POLUNAS, ROBERT (TOMS RIVER, NJ)

130.410 POINTS: ISRAELASHVILI, ROLAND (FOREST HILLS, NY)

129.980 POINTS: STROKE, SHAWN (LAWRENCE, NY)

129.638 POINTS: GOLDSTEIN, LAURENCE (MEDFORD, NY)

127.800 POINTS: TORRES, ALEX (CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ)

127.800 POINTS: ORGEL, TODD (ROCKVILLE, MD)

126.815 POINTS: SUSSMAN, WILLIAM (RIVERDALE, NY)

126.603 POINTS: MIRANDA, JULIAN (UNION CITY, NJ)

125.350 POINTS: BIRK, STEPHEN (HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA)

124.670 POINTS: FERRIS, CLAUDIUS (HOLLIS, NY)

124.288 POINTS: GANDHI, NIKUNJ (STAMFORD, CT)

123.075 POINTS: URBAN, JUDITH (PLYMOUTH MTNG, PA)

120.000 POINTS: MUNLEY, WILLIAM (THROOP, PA)

120.000 POINTS: PEREZ, MARIANO (HILLSBOROUGH, NJ)

119.575 POINTS: KATSELIANOS, SPIRO (GREAT NECK, NY)

118.835 POINTS: FOGARTY, ROBERT (KILL DEVIL HLLLS, NC)

117.600 POINTS: WEIZER, JOSHUA (MEADOWBROOK, PA)

117.300 POINTS: SCHULZE, KEVIN (SUCCASUNNA, NJ)

115.775 POINTS: LEE, JOHN (WESTWOOD, NJ)

115.420 POINTS: VALSAMOS, CHRIS (MELVILLE, NY)

112.888 POINTS: GLINIECKI, TOMASZ (JACKSON, NJ)

112.013 POINTS: ANTONIOUS, NASHAAT (REDINGTON SHORES, FL)

110.425 POINTS: BEN-ATAR, YEHUDA (N POTOMAC, MD)

109.550 POINTS: DEGEORGE, JOHN (TOMS RIVER, NJ)

109.508 POINTS: MARZARELLA, PAUL (ANNANDALE, NJ)

109.200 POINTS: ZINNEMAN, DOUGLAS (SUNNYSIDE, NY)

109.165 POINTS: MODICA, ANGEL (ASTORIA, NY)

108.875 POINTS: SCHOFER, JEREMY (WASHINGTON, DC)

107.525 POINTS: REISS, JOHN (OMAHA, NE)

105.600 POINTS: HAYDUK, JAMES (JOHNSTOWN, PA)

105.475 POINTS: LUNENFELD, MARC (VIRGINIA BCH, VA)

105.150 POINTS: HULBERT, ANTHONY (RESTON, VA)

105.000 POINTS: YNIGUEZ, MICHAEL (BROOKLYN, NY)

104.750 POINTS: SO, JENNIFER (GALLOWAY, NJ)

104.380 POINTS: SULEJMAN, AMZA (BRONX, NY)

104.050 POINTS: DUNMORE, ROSALIND (DEVONSHIRE, BER)

103.615 POINTS: WACHSLER, MICHAEL (ANTWELT, ISR)

102.275 POINTS: KLODIE, JOHN (SUNNYSIDE, NY)

101.950 POINTS: ZUCKER, JORDAN (E ATLANTIC BEACH, NY)

101.950 POINTS: CHAPMAN, RYAN (GAITHERSBURG, MD)

101.760 POINTS: WILSON, CHRISTOPHER (VINELAND, NJ)

101.513 POINTS: PADA, ANDRES (CRESSKILL, NJ)

100.630 POINTS: STANUL, JUSTIN (BAYONNE, NJ)

100.375 POINTS: SICA JR, MICHAEL (N BRUNSWICK, NJ)

100.138 POINTS: LIN, WOOYANG (MORRISTOWN, NJ)

98.700 POINTS: CAMBRIA, RICHARD (LTL EGG HBR, NJ)

97.688 POINTS: ROSENBLATT, LEANNE (BRIGANTINE, NJ)

95.888 POINTS: CORUM, CEDRIC (W ORANGE, NJ)

95.515 POINTS: FERNANDEZ-HERNANDEZ, JACOBO (BRONX, NY)

94.525 POINTS: ENG, GORDON (CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ)

94.375 POINTS: KLEIN, ANDREW (OCEAN, NJ)

94.068 POINTS: MCGUINNESS, MICHAEL (TOMS RIVER, NJ)

93.150 POINTS: MOORE, BOBBY (BOWIE, MD)

93.090 POINTS: KIM, JOO (ALEXANDRIA, VA)

93.025 POINTS: JONES, CHARLES (PITTSBURGH, PA)

92.605 POINTS: GARCIA, CELSO (CHARLOTTE, NC)

92.370 POINTS: WOODALL, RICHARD (EDGEWOOD, FL)

92.285 POINTS: BERINGER, ERIC (BRYN MAWR, PA)

91.200 POINTS: ZOLDAK, JOHN (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

91.075 POINTS: IBRAIMOVIC, IBRAIM (BROOKLYN, NY)

91.063 POINTS: BLAZEVSKI, TODOR (WAYNE, NJ)

90.750 POINTS: SELMAN, MATTHEW (BROOKLYN, NY)

90.500 POINTS: KOROTKI, ABRAHAM (BETHANY BEACH, DE)

90.475 POINTS: BARAN, PETER (BAYONNE, NJ)

89.760 POINTS: CAMPBELL, GERARD (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

88.725 POINTS: REINA, ONOFRIO (ELIZABETH, NJ)

88.425 POINTS: THEN, ARMANDO (NEW YORK, NY)

88.240 POINTS: FOX, BRYCE (PITTSBURGH, PA)

88.188 POINTS: REYNOLDS, STEPHEN (LITTLE EGG HARBOUR, NJ)

87.913 POINTS: DARA, ESFANDIAR (NEW YORK, NY)

87.500 POINTS: EDMONDS, KIMBERLY (TOMS RIVER, NJ)

87.400 POINTS: LEE, EUN (FLUSHING, NY)

87.160 POINTS: FIELDS 2ND, ANGELO (N.W. WASHINGTON, DC)

86.800 POINTS: MCCARTHY, KELLY (MARGATE CITY, NJ)

86.260 POINTS: WARRINER, ALFRED (ABSECON, NJ)

86.138 POINTS: VASSERMAN, ILYA (HUNTINGDON VY, PA)

85.800 POINTS: PILCHMAN, RICHARD (BRICK, NJ)

85.025 POINTS: CRISTEA, SORIN (JERSEY CITY, NJ)

84.290 POINTS: DANNENMANN, STEVEN (SEVERN, MD)

84.030 POINTS: MAYSAUD, RASHAD (SPRINGFIELD, VA)

84.000 POINTS: CRUZ, CHRISTOPHER (LOCUST VALLEY, NY)

84.000 POINTS: PALUSZEK, JAMES (BENSALEM, PA)

83.835 POINTS: RIZZUTO, MICHAEL (GREENSBORO, NC)

83.575 POINTS: SURAPANENI, SATISH (NEW YORK, NY)

83.160 POINTS: LEE, JOSEPH (CRESSKILL, NJ)

83.150 POINTS: PARIS, DANIEL (SILVER SPRING, MD)

82.855 POINTS: CRANFILL, JOSHUA (BURLINGTON, NC)

82.730 POINTS: FARLEY, CHRISTIAN (WEST DEPTFORD, NJ)

82.725 POINTS: SESSO, DAVID (SCHAUMBURG, IL)

82.210 POINTS: UNGER, ORON (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

82.063 POINTS: HELD, KARL (FOREST HILLS, NY)

81.963 POINTS: ALI, BRIAN (BROOKLYN, NY)

80.940 POINTS: MASTRANGELO, VINCENT (FARMINGDALE, NY)

80.850 POINTS: SORSCHER, JONATHAN (LYNBROOK, NY)

80.730 POINTS: LAROCCA, ANTHONY (MERRICK, NY)

80.375 POINTS: MARKOVICH, ELDAR (FAIR LAWN, NJ)

80.188 POINTS: SYKES, JOHN (BROOKLYN, NY)

79.950 POINTS: HILL, ANTHONY (EGG HBR CITY, NJ)

79.713 POINTS: BASILICATA, VINCENT (LITTLE NECK, NY)

79.320 POINTS: VANWAGNER, WILLIAM (CAMPBELL HALL, NY)

79.200 POINTS: NUNZIATA, KRISTOPHER (YONKERS, NY)

79.050 POINTS: YARLAPATI, MARUTI (PINE BROOK, NJ)

78.063 POINTS: GIL, ALEX (CORONA, NY)

78.030 POINTS: GIBEAU, GUY (MONMOUTH, NJ)

77.810 POINTS: RYAN, STEVE (NEW YORK, NY)

77.525 POINTS: COHEN, SETH (NEW YORK, NY)

77.520 POINTS: TANICO, VINCENT (HOLBROOK, NY)

77.250 POINTS: LEVI, DENNIS (POUGHKEEPSIE, NY)

76.400 POINTS: CIAMPA, PIETRO (ELMONT, NY)

76.025 POINTS: BALLA, THOMAS (BELLEROSE, NY)

76.000 POINTS: CHUNG-SHUI, ROBERT (NEW YORK, NY)

75.825 POINTS: HAAVIND, ROBERT (BOSTON, MA)

75.600 POINTS: PERKA, KRZYSZTOF (RIDGEWOOD, NY)

75.600 POINTS: SINISHTAJ, TONY (FLUSHING, NY)

75.500 POINTS: CHAN, BENJAMIN (NEW YORK, NY)

75.375 POINTS: MCCARTHY, EDMOND (SOUDERTON, PA)

74.750 POINTS: TAN, ZHUO (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

74.688 POINTS: DOERR, ERIC (NEWARK, DE)

74.108 POINTS: EVERS, THOMAS (E NORTHPORT, NY)

73.920 POINTS: COLOGNA, LEONARD (UNION BEACH, NJ)

73.750 POINTS: DEFILIPPO, JOSEPH (INDIAN TRAIL, NC)

73.140 POINTS: DIAKOS, ATHANASIOS (JERSEY CITY, NJ)

72.590 POINTS: LIBERTA, JOSEPH (BERLIN, NJ)

72.380 POINTS: GELLER, BEN (FAR ROCKWAY, NY)

72.225 POINTS: HENRY, LLOYD (BROOKLYN, NY)

72.115 POINTS: LEVENTHAL, BARRY (BROOKLYN, NY)

72.050 POINTS: PALERMO, LEONARDO (ORTLEY BEACH, NJ)

71.625 POINTS: LUBIN, ALLAN (WATCHUNG, NJ)

70.840 POINTS: BELOUS, MARTIN (BROOKLYN, NY)

70.840 POINTS: GADELOV, ARKADO (CORONA, NY)

70.610 POINTS: WASSERMAN, JOSHUA (MIDDLETOWN, NJ)

70.475 POINTS: MUNYON, WILLIAM (ATLANTIC CITY, NJ)

70.465 POINTS: BROWNE, DONALD (BLACKWOOD, NJ)

70.405 POINTS: RUDOVIC, ROBERT (BRONX, NY)

70.388 POINTS: INTERDONATO, ANDREW (WASHINGTON, DC)

70.250 POINTS: MORIELLO, ALBERTINO (SPRINGFIELD, NJ)

69.975 POINTS: SMALL, KERRY (VENTNOR CITY, NJ)

69.515 POINTS: JAMSHIDI, SIROUS (BROOMALL, PA)

69.503 POINTS: HALPERN, ARNOLD (SECAUCUS, NJ)

69.500 POINTS: SALADIN, ROBERT (CHESTER, NY)

69.103 POINTS: ZEHRING, NATHAN (FAIRFAX, VA)

69.000 POINTS: SABATINI, JAMES (GLOUCESTERCTY, NJ)

69.000 POINTS: MARSHALL, JOHN (YARMOUTHPORT, MA)

68.640 POINTS: MACHADO, VAUGHAN (RED BANK, NJ)

68.280 POINTS: KAVOWRAS, KENNETH (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

68.263 POINTS: KUEY, NATALE (BRONX, NY)

67.900 POINTS: HERBERT, STEVEN (KANNAPOLIS, NC)

67.838 POINTS: DEPASQUALE, ROBERT (RANDOLPH, NJ)

67.675 POINTS: NEYIR, JON (WAYNE, NJ)

67.675 POINTS: TOSCANO, FRANK (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

67.620 POINTS: GIOVANNIELLO, DOMINICK (HOWARD BEACH, NY)

67.200 POINTS: LOGUIDICE, JOSEPH (ATALNTIC CITY, NJ)

67.025 POINTS: SUN, CHII CHING (MERRICK, NY)

66.935 POINTS: SOMMA, MICHAEL (MIDDLE VLG, NY)

66.675 POINTS: LACHIANA, JOSEPH (BARDONIA, NY)

66.460 POINTS: KAUFMAN, MICHAEL (NORTHBOROUGH, MA)

66.325 POINTS: COHEN, STEVEN (NEW YORK, NY)

66.000 POINTS: MCMAHON, WILLIAM (CEDAR GROVE, NJ)

66.000 POINTS: MEHTA, SHARAD (CHERRY HILL, NJ)

65.925 POINTS: SARACINO, PHILIP (QUEENS, NY)

65.588 POINTS: FORCA, MICHAEL (BABYLON, NY)

65.520 POINTS: RADWAN, MOHAMED (CARTERET, NJ)

65.400 POINTS: HUBBARD, STEPHANIE (HAZLET, NJ)

65.175 POINTS: HWANG, EDWARD (MAYS LANDING, NJ)

64.763 POINTS: PARISIS, ZACHARY (FORT LEE, NJ)

64.690 POINTS: MOBORROD, ABUL (VENTNOR CITY, NJ)

64.625 POINTS: ROSENBERG, GARY (CANADENSIS, PA)

64.518 POINTS: TUERK, SHELDON (MARLBORO, NJ)

64.075 POINTS: RUTTER, BRANDON (THOROFARE, NJ)

64.025 POINTS: HALL, ERIC (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

63.960 POINTS: LUONG, ANTHONY (BROOKLYN, NY)

63.950 POINTS: SHTRAHMAN, EDWARD (NO.BRUNSWICK, NJ)

63.840 POINTS: FIORE, CARMEN (PHILA, PA)

63.525 POINTS: HARVILLA, JOHN (MINERSVILLE, PA)

63.463 POINTS: VAN DRIESEN, ROGER (WHITING, NJ)

63.100 POINTS: STEPKA, RYAN (NEW YORK, NY)

63.050 POINTS: SVEC, RONALD (WALL TWP, NJ)

63.035 POINTS: ECKSTROM, BRIAN (MARLTON, NJ)

62.700 POINTS: MCQUAID, MICHAEL (WASHINGTON, DC)

62.700 POINTS: SHPUR, TAYLOR (WITHERBEE, NY)

62.688 POINTS: BOCK, GREGORY (NEW YORK, NY)

62.675 POINTS: FIGUEROA, RICCARDO (BROOKLYN, NY)

62.400 POINTS: HANRAHAN, JOSEPH (AMHERST, NH)

62.250 POINTS: ZEITLIN, DAVID (BROOKLYN, NY)

62.050 POINTS: SAUER, JONATHAN (WEST NEW YORK, NJ)

62.025 POINTS: CAFFREY, JOSEPH (TOMS RIVER, NJ)

62.025 POINTS: BROWN, PATRICK (BROOKLYN, NY)

61.900 POINTS: BUT, ERICK (BROOKLYN, NY)

61.825 POINTS: LEFORT, THOMAS (STE-ANNE-DES LACS, CAN)

61.498 POINTS: SUH, JUNGMIN (PALISADES PARK, NJ)

61.388 POINTS: DYMENT, ILYA (BROOKLYN, NY)

60.950 POINTS: VITELLO, RONALD (NEW YORK, NY)

60.725 POINTS: ANSELL, PAUL (BROOKLYN, NY)

60.608 POINTS: KLEIN, JACK (SYOSSET, NY)

60.480 POINTS: MCCANN, THOMAS JOHN (ALLENTOWN, PA)

60.188 POINTS: MALINCONICO, MICHAEL (TOMS RIVER, NJ)

60.033 POINTS: CORNING, JOHN (SYRACUSE, NY)

60.000 POINTS: DUONG, MICHAEL (FLUSHING, NY)

59.900 POINTS: CROWDER, KEITH (ELKINS PARK, PA)

59.888 POINTS: KALFA, MICHAEL (BAYVILLE, NJ)

59.875 POINTS: WOLL, MICHAEL (MANAHAWKIN, NJ)

59.760 POINTS: FRANKOWSKI, MATTHEW (MT EMPHRAIM, NJ)

59.550 POINTS: REA, JON-MICHAEL (STEUBENVILLE, OH)

59.520 POINTS: NICOLES, FOTIOS (CLIFTON, NJ)

59.450 POINTS: WOLPER, HOWARD (ATLANTIC CITY, NJ)

59.388 POINTS: GOVERNA, JAMES (RICHBORO, PA)

59.280 POINTS: BEAUDOUIN, CLAUDANGELO (SO OZONE PARK, NY)

59.280 POINTS: SUBBIAH, VASAN (NEW YORK, NY)

58.638 POINTS: BRESSLER, ARTHUR (MANALAPAN, NJ)

58.500 POINTS: BROWN, DONALD (WESTBURY, NY)

58.375 POINTS: ANTONACCI, ALDO (NEW YORK, NY)

58.175 POINTS: RESTIFO, CARL (WARETOWN, NJ)

58.085 POINTS: RINALDI, DOMINIC (MANORVILLE, NY)

57.875 POINTS: MESQUITA, ELIANO (TOMS RIVER, NJ)

57.650 POINTS: SHAHAR, ALON (FRESH MEADOWS, NY)

57.550 POINTS: POLLACK, RYAN (ATCO, NJ)

57.475 POINTS: FRIEDMUTTER, DOUGLAS (BROOKLYN, NY)

57.388 POINTS: EHLERT, KONSTANTI (EDISON, NJ)

57.050 POINTS: LLORENTE, MARK (LONG ISLAND CITY, NY)

56.810 POINTS: CRONAN, GARY (OWINGS MILLS, MD)

56.575 POINTS: CARPENTIER, MARC (QUEBEC, CAN)

56.450 POINTS: ROGERS, BARBARA (LOCK HAVEN, PA)

56.400 POINTS: KESSLER, ALLEN (LAS VEGAS, NV)

56.385 POINTS: POWELL, DAVID (PITTSBURGH, PA)

56.125 POINTS: LEVY, SALAH (WESTFIELD, NJ)

55.900 POINTS: HOM, DAVID (BROOKLYN, NY)

55.850 POINTS: MONDSCHEIN, MARK (NAZARETH, PA)

55.813 POINTS: BUI, DAO (STERLING, VA)

55.800 POINTS: MULHALL, DANIEL (LITTLE NECK, NY)

55.560 POINTS: FRANK, BRUCE (MONTCLAIR, NJ)

55.440 POINTS: BITZELBERGER, MICHAEL ANTHONY (BALTIMORE, MD)

55.400 POINTS: ROSEN, DOUGLAS (NEW YORK, NY)

55.225 POINTS: DUNMORE, KEITH (DEVONSHIRE, BER)

55.213 POINTS: HOLZMAN, ALEXANDER (MONSEY, NY)

55.213 POINTS: PEREZ, MIGUEL (NEW CITY, NY)

54.813 POINTS: MEDRANO, GEORGE (REGO PARK, NY)

54.675 POINTS: SEITZ, MARCUS (LACEY, WA)

54.525 POINTS: KOVACI, MIRSAD (ALLENTOWN, PA)

54.480 POINTS: COSTA, CHRISTOPHER (BALTIMORE, MD)

54.300 POINTS: BAK, TADEUSZ (WALLINGTON, NJ)

54.300 POINTS: MOHR, ROBERT SCOTT (INDIANAPOLIS, IN)

54.288 POINTS: ALFERA, JOHN (ARNOLD, PA)

54.285 POINTS: GIAIMO, DANIEL (MT KISTO, NY)

54.125 POINTS: MOSCA, JOSEPH (BRONX, NY)

54.025 POINTS: FIORENTINI, STEVEN (MILLIS, MA)

53.825 POINTS: GROGAN, BRIAN (MIDDLE VLLAGE, NY)

53.760 POINTS: MCCARNEY, RYAN (LAKE HOPATCONG, NJ)

53.590 POINTS: MUSTEREL, JACOB (EGG HBR TWP, NJ)

53.580 POINTS: BUZZEL, ROBERT (SOUTH RIVER, NJ)

53.275 POINTS: SCHULTZ, ALLISON (NEW YORK, NY)

53.138 POINTS: DAY, MICHAEL (BAYPORT, NY)

52.875 POINTS: WILLIAMS, JAMES (ASHLAND, VA)

52.650 POINTS: SHUL, JOHN (FRESH MEADOWS, NY)

52.500 POINTS: OLARNICK, DANIEL (NEW YORK, NY)

52.500 POINTS: TARANTINO, JAMES (COPIAGUE, NY)

52.130 POINTS: BLEEKER, CARL (WARREN, NJ)

52.025 POINTS: COHEN, RICHARD (NEW YORK, NY)

51.775 POINTS: ROBINSON, CHARLES (WASHINGTON, DC)

51.750 POINTS: RICE, RICHARD (HAYMARKET, VA)

51.700 POINTS: DICHIARO, MICHAEL (HOBOKEN, NJ)

51.600 POINTS: AGAEV, ADAM (BROOKLYN, NY)

51.500 POINTS: GEORGES, PAUL (ROSLYN HGHTS, NY)

51.480 POINTS: PENNINGTON, ANTOINETT (GALLOWAY, NJ)

51.375 POINTS: VILLARREAL, GONZALO (E HANOVER, NJ)

51.275 POINTS: BURKHAMMER, DEAN (WESTON, WV)

51.050 POINTS: MICH, DYLAN (TUCKERTON, NJ)

50.888 POINTS: MENGES, LOUIS (HOLMDEL, NJ)

50.850 POINTS: BODOR, JANOS (CHURCHVILLE, PA)

50.775 POINTS: YING, POFUK (HIGHLAND PARK, NJ)

50.700 POINTS: GRZYWACZEWSKI, BRIAN (MONTGOMERY, NY)

50.188 POINTS: VERMA, VISHAL (SYOSSET, NY)

50.125 POINTS: LIU, CALVIN (BROOKLYN, NY)

50.113 POINTS: GUSIKOFF, STEVEN (FLUSHING, NY)

50.040 POINTS: ROUHANI, FARZAD (BRIGANTINE, NJ)

50.025 POINTS: GREENSTEIN, JEFFREY (SUMMIT, NJ)

49.800 POINTS: SANFT, ANDREW (PRT WASHINGTNN, NY)

49.550 POINTS: TAYLOR, ALLAN (OWINGS MILLS, MD)

49.335 POINTS: RAPP, MICHAEL (GALLOWAY, NJ)

49.300 POINTS: DOUGHERTY, TIMOTHY (FRESH MEADOWS, NY)

49.300 POINTS: MAIO, ANTHONY (JAMISON, PA)

49.150 POINTS: TEUTONICO, VINCENT (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

49.050 POINTS: SALTERS, JAMES (W HEMPSTEAD, NY)

49.050 POINTS: BALL, RICHARD (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

48.925 POINTS: FEUER, TAEMEE (NEW PALTZ, NY)

48.763 POINTS: PIAZZA, RICHARD (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

48.750 POINTS: BEYERS, THOMAS (RIDLEY PARK, PA)

48.750 POINTS: COWAN, HARRIS (NEW YORK, NY)

48.750 POINTS: KRAUS, MICHAEL (RIDLEY PARK, PA)

48.750 POINTS: LIPSON, ALAN (CARY, NC)

48.750 POINTS: SUJAK, AMIR (PALISADES PARK, NJ)

48.645 POINTS: IM, IK (SUFFOLK, VA)

48.600 POINTS: CHOU, ALLEN (METUCHEN, NJ)

48.575 POINTS: ODONOGHUE, BRIAN (BAYSIDE, NY)

48.363 POINTS: DIDONATO, RAYMOND (LAUREL SPRINGS, NJ)

48.225 POINTS: GOLIN, DANI (WHITING, NJ)

48.150 POINTS: ALTOMONTE, JOSEPH (WEST PATERSON, NJ)

47.975 POINTS: HABIB, SYED (BRONX, NY)

47.913 POINTS: DRABOT, MICHAEL (RIVERSIDE, NJ)

47.740 POINTS: REIBSCHIED, JUSTIN (MANALAPAN, NJ)

47.725 POINTS: TURNER, MATTHEW (AUDUBON, PA)

47.675 POINTS: LIMA, FERNANDO (DELMAR WI, MD)

47.625 POINTS: FOULKROD, MICHAEL (CHARLOTTE, NC)

47.500 POINTS: KUMATSKY, VICTOR (PARLIN, NJ)

47.450 POINTS: RESLOCK, CHRIS (ATLANTIC CITY, NJ)

47.250 POINTS: SILBERZWEIG, MATTHEW (ELMONT, NY)

47.113 POINTS: BARNES, JACK (BRICK, NJ)

47.050 POINTS: KATZ, DAVID (CHERRY HILL, NJ)

47.013 POINTS: MATUSOW, DONALD (BRYN MAWR, PA)

46.900 POINTS: GUO, QING (EDISON, NJ)

46.850 POINTS: COHEN, JOSEPH (PHILADELPHIA, PA)

46.850 POINTS: MUCCIACCIO, C J (MIDDLE VILLAGE, NY)

46.775 POINTS: LATOUR, MICHAEL (CLAY, NY)

46.575 POINTS: BUCKLEY, BRENDAN (BRIGANTINE, NJ)

46.575 POINTS: CORNIELLE-OSSERS, KARLA (BRONX, NY)

46.530 POINTS: PINTO, DOUG (LINCROFT, NJ)

46.300 POINTS: MARDAKHAYEV, EMIL (BROOKLYN, NY)

46.250 POINTS: RASILE, FRANK (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

46.200 POINTS: UTZ, BRADLEY (BURLINGTON, NC)

45.825 POINTS: KAHN, ROBERT (EARLYSVILLE, VA)

45.775 POINTS: MORTON, JAMES (RUCKERSVILLE, VA)

45.700 POINTS: ERVIN, ROBERT (MOUNT SIDNEY, VA)

45.625 POINTS: AGARD, SHERWIN (RANDOLPH, MA)

45.600 POINTS: BEGELMAN, LEONARD (CHERRY HILL, NJ)

45.565 POINTS: RUFF, STUART (DENVILLE, NJ)

45.525 POINTS: PECK, VLADIMIR (GLENVIEW, IL)

45.500 POINTS: SCHIANO, ANTONIO (BAYVILLE, NJ)

45.400 POINTS: SHAKERIAN, ADEL (FALLS CHURCH, VA)

45.325 POINTS: HOPKINS, ALLEN (MADISON HEIGHTS, VA)

45.200 POINTS: CALDARELLI, ANDREW (PHILADELPHIA, PA)

45.163 POINTS: KLEVITZ, WILLIAM (NEW YORK, NY)

45.075 POINTS: AMENDOLA, JESSE (MASSAPEQUA, NY)

45.025 POINTS: FRIEDMAN, DANIEL (SMITHTOWN, NY)

44.875 POINTS: KIARASH, KIAN (NEW YORK, NY)

44.850 POINTS: PILGRIM, DWYTE (BROOKLYN, NY)

44.750 POINTS: RAMRAKHANI, SACHIN (FORT LEE, NJ)

44.700 POINTS: JANNES, EMMANUEL (WEST HEMPSTEAD, NY)

44.700 POINTS: TELIAS, HENRY (N WOODMERE, NY)

44.575 POINTS: NGUYEN, ROBERT (W. NEW YORK, NJ)

44.450 POINTS: PETEROY, LOUIS (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

44.450 POINTS: MOTOLA, LEON (EAST WINDSOR, NJ)

44.425 POINTS: ANDERSON, MICHAEL (CHESAPEAKE, VA)

44.350 POINTS: DASILVA, MAURICIO (W LONG BRANCH, NJ)

44.338 POINTS: GOLDBERGER, DAVID (MONROE, NY)

44.300 POINTS: PATELLA, MARTHA (MASSAPEQUA PARK, NY)

44.200 POINTS: PATEL, NAMIT (PALISADES PK, NJ)

44.125 POINTS: MCGEE, SHAREEF (LAKE HIAWATHA, NJ)

44.125 POINTS: RONDON, ERIC (BAYSHORE, NY)

44.025 POINTS: GISIANO, PHILIP (KINGSTON, NY)

43.963 POINTS: YOON, HEUNG (WOODBRIDGE, VA)

43.900 POINTS: BYKOFSKY, SHEREE (ATLANTIC CITY, NJ)

43.900 POINTS: FORD, JAMAAL (SECAUCUS, NJ)

43.680 POINTS: BESSOIR, THOMAS (NEW YORK, NY)

43.680 POINTS: TENENBAUM, ALBERT (MARLBORO, NJ)

43.600 POINTS: COOPER, THOMAS (DAYTONA BEACH, FL)

43.600 POINTS: MIKA, JAMES (PALM COAST, FL)

43.560 POINTS: DURANTE, RONALD (HAINESPORT, NJ)

43.250 POINTS: LESTER JR, BENJAMIN (NEWPORT NEWS, VA)

43.138 POINTS: BASS, DIONYSUIS (YONKERS, NY)

42.770 POINTS: HAMILL, BETH (MONT CLARE, PA)

42.713 POINTS: LEBLANC, PHILIP (MARSHALLS, PA)

42.650 POINTS: MONTEAVARO, JOANNE (BRONX, NY)

42.600 POINTS: PATTERSON, WILLIAM (NEW KENSINGTON, PA)

42.550 POINTS: DEANS, ROBBIE (HENDERSON, NC)

42.525 POINTS: AL-AZZAM, KHALDOUN (BRIGANTINE, NJ)

42.300 POINTS: BELFOURE, DEREK (CLEAR SPRINGS, MD)

42.300 POINTS: GROELLY, JOSEPH (BRADENTON, FL)

42.100 POINTS: LONGO, PAUL (WHITE PLAINS, NY)

42.000 POINTS: MACHT, TIMOTHY (BROOKLYN, NY)

41.800 POINTS: CAHILL, PATRICIA (PORT JEFF STATION, NY)

41.750 POINTS: KAPLAN, JAMES (BOCA RATON, FL)

41.725 POINTS: MULLER, WERNER (HAZLET, NJ)

41.700 POINTS: HUANG, WENCHENG (LAGRANDE UGH, GA)

41.600 POINTS: LIFSCHITZ, PHIL (LIVINGSTON, NJ)

41.550 POINTS: BAILEY, CATHY (NORTHAMPTON, PA)

41.450 POINTS: HOUCHINS, PATRICK (RIVA, MD)

41.313 POINTS: EDWARDS, CHRIS (LITTLE SILVER, NJ)

41.313 POINTS: FAKHOURY, GARY (NASSAWADOX, VA)

41.263 POINTS: CIOFALO, JOHN (NEWBURGH, NY)

41.150 POINTS: MOUNT, KENNETH (HAZLETON, PA)

41.125 POINTS: LEE, BOB (FLUSHING, NY)

41.000 POINTS: SMARGIASSI, THOMAS (UNION, NJ)

40.925 POINTS: FEAZELL, BARRY (SALEM, VA)

40.800 POINTS: FULTON, JARROD (WASHINGTON, PA)

40.800 POINTS: REDDICK, JOSEPH (BRONX, NY)

40.500 POINTS: KOLEV, DIMITRE (SCHILLER PARK, IL)

40.480 POINTS: YI, JOSEPH (COLONIA, NJ)

40.475 POINTS: HERNANDEZ, ERIC (BELLMORE, NY)

40.320 POINTS: TALEISNIK, SCOTT (ELMONT, NY)

40.200 POINTS: KOSTENKO, ANDREY (SAYREVILLE, NJ)

40.200 POINTS: MYNDROV, PAVEL (BROOKLYN, NY)

40.175 POINTS: GALLUZZO, MATTHEW (MARLBORO, NJ)

40.175 POINTS: YOUNG, JASON (SUFFERN, NY)

40.175 POINTS: SCATURRO, MARTINO (CLARK, NJ)

40.100 POINTS: ARONOWITZ, ROBERT (N MERRICK, NY)

39.950 POINTS: EVERHART, JAMES (LAPLAITA, MD)

39.950 POINTS: LAM, PAUL (REGO PARK, NY)

39.950 POINTS: SHUVALL, ADAM (MONTVALE, NJ)

39.600 POINTS: SHAFRIN, DAVID (BELLEVILE, NJ)

39.475 POINTS: SHOYER, SCOTT (FLOURTOWN, PA)

39.438 POINTS: BETLOW, EDWARD (MORRIS PLAINS, NJ)

39.213 POINTS: GENSLER, DOUGLAS (BOILING SPRINGS, PA)

39.163 POINTS: FRIEDMAN, STANLEY (FREEHOLD, NJ)

39.100 POINTS: SHILALE, MARY (SUMMITVILLE, NY)

39.088 POINTS: KOSE, AHMET (N BRUNSWICK, NJ)

39.075 POINTS: RINALDI, CONCETTA (LYNBROOK, NY)

38.970 POINTS: PICCOLO, MATTHEW (DUMONT, NJ)

38.875 POINTS: THOMPSON, DONALD (ZANESVILLE, OH)

38.838 POINTS: LAWSON, JOSHUA (QUARRYVILLE, PA)

38.775 POINTS: MCLAY, WILLIAM (CAPE MAY C H S, NJ)

38.775 POINTS: MUNOZ, PEDRO (ELIZABETH, NJ)

38.725 POINTS: DEVER, CATHERINE (EPHRATA, PA)

38.538 POINTS: GALVIN, CHRISTOPH (MANVILLE, NJ)

38.263 POINTS: VIDAL, ERNEST (NUTLEY, NJ)

38.225 POINTS: GREEN, LEONARD (HUNTINGDON VALLY, PA)

38.225 POINTS: LILLIS, JAMES (ROBINSVILLE, NJ)

38.163 POINTS: KNEE, ANDREW (MOUNT SINAI, NY)

38.150 POINTS: LERNER, LEONID (BROOKLYN, NY)

38.063 POINTS: COLEMAN, MICHAEL (HILLSBOROUGH, NJ)

37.950 POINTS: NAROVLIANSKI, MORRIS (BROOKLYN, NY)

37.900 POINTS: HWANG, ROBERT (BARNEGAT, NJ)

37.800 POINTS: DALESSANDRO, TIMOTHY (WEST CHESTER, PA)

37.688 POINTS: DEL SORDI, ARMANDO (LAKEWOOD, NJ)

37.675 POINTS: NICHOLS, BRIAN (EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ)

37.550 POINTS: SHURILLA, ANTHONY (ALBURTIS, PA)

37.300 POINTS: TETI, ROBERT (SEWELL, NJ)

37.050 POINTS: DUNWODY, ASHLEY (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA)

37.025 POINTS: JACOBI, MATTHEW (DURHAM, NC)

36.975 POINTS: FAYNGERSH, PAUL (POCONO PINES, PA)

36.975 POINTS: GOLSHAN, KHOSROW (SILVER SPRING, MD)

36.975 POINTS: NIVAR-RAVELO, EDGAR (NEW YORK, NY)

36.975 POINTS: YOO, BYUNG (NORWOOD, NJ)

36.725 POINTS: PELLI, DOMINICK (STAMFORD, CT)

36.675 POINTS: TOWNSEND, CHARLES (DAGBORO, DE)

36.660 POINTS: SHIN, MICHAEL (PALISADES PARK, NJ)

36.650 POINTS: CASANOVA, BERNARD (FARMINGVILLE, NY)

36.650 POINTS: FESTEJO, RICARDO (EGG HARBOR TWP, NJ)

36.650 POINTS: LUKATSKY, ALEX (BROOKLYN, NY)

36.650 POINTS: MARRUSO, ROSARIO (STATEN ISLAND, NY)

36.625 POINTS: LOGRASSO, HALLEE (VOORHEES, NJ)

36.550 POINTS: LEVINE, MICHAEL (CHAPPAQUA, NY)

36.550 POINTS: MCATEER, KEVIN (SPRING LAKE, NJ)

Winners will be announced Sunday, April 24.