Saint-Petersburg Masters

Calendar
2011-2012

03.09.11 Oslo
17.09.11 Centennial - Edmonton
08.10.11 Swiss Open
16.10.11 Las Vegas
22.10.11 Helsinki
05.11.11 Slovenia Open
12.11.11 Skt. Petersburg
26.11.11 Hungarian Open
03.12.11 Riga
28-29.01.12 Stockholm
17-18.03.12 Moscow
24.03.12 Detroit

Saint-Petersburg Masters 2011-2012

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Rating

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
NOR CAN SWI USA FIN SLO RUS HUN LAT SWE RUS USA Best 4
7887 18729 14616 18974 14984 19094 19112 19315 9481
1 Oleg Dmitrichenko         55   62   60   69   246
2 Yanis Galuzo             60   59 59 67   245
3 Maxim Borisov         51   60   55 60 62   237
4 Edgars Caics             51   57 57 68   233
5 Ahti Lampi         54   58   52 56 64   232
6 Petr Tmej 55             45 58 51 65   229
7 Andrey Voskoboynikov 54       52   48   46 58 54   218
8 Alexey Titov  48       50   49   57 48 59   215
9 Yevgen Levdansky         49   55   44 47 61   212
10 Matiss Saulitis 40           61   45 45 58   209
11 Pavel Gorodnitskiy 46       38   56   47 34 29   187
12 Santtu Sainio         48   45   40 43 42   178
13 Nuttunen Roni             57     52 60   169
14 Mykhaylo Spivakovskyy 43       36   40   41 22 3   160
15 Michal Zunka 35   24     44   41   40     160
16 Ladislav Tmej 52             44 34   25   155
17 Karlis Balodis                 50 50 48   148
18 Alexandr Shikerin         46   26     31 41   144
19 David Smid 50   25     41       19     135
20 Alexandr Kosyrev             41   43   51   135
21 Lars Henriksson 45 35 53 133
22 Teemu Koskela 22 35 36 39 132
23 Dmitry Soloviev 42 35 22 28 23 23 128
24 Yuriy Prostakov 29 32 30 34 125
25 Mikus Saulitis 49 25 24 25 6 123
26 Vaclav Pikl 39 40 43 122
27 Janis Kalnevics 53 20 47 120
28 Alexey Zaharov 54 66 120
29  Atis Silis 55 63 118
30 Bjarne Axelsen 23 45 16 24 25 117
31 Dmitriy Belavin 42 38 30 5 115
32 Lvov Yevgeny 39 48 28 115
33 Alexander Ozerov 39 28 26 19 112
34  Kalle Bindekrans 53 56 109
35 Viktoria Laricheva 21 36 32 18 107
36 Ivan Zaharov 51 55 106
37 Dmitriy Petrov 41 37 27 105
38 Radim Nevrlik 26 33 31 14 104
39 Oleg Ortinov 54 46 100
40 Shikerin Alexey 43 54 97
41 Alexandr Zaytsev 34 40 20 94
42 Valts Smagars 42 6 43 91
43 Anton Legkov 46 44 90
44 Daniel Remmem 45 44 89
45 Alexey Chernov 37 50 87
46 Jakub Sladek 51 36 87
47 Goncharov Vladimir 53 32 85
48 Milos Sevr 30 33 19 82
49 Jevgenijs Zaharovs 37 45 82
50 Pavel Plesak 53 24 77
51 Edgars Saulitis 36 40 76
52 Igor Saveljev 21 29 23 73
53 Petrus Miettinen 30 42 72
54 Reggie Stefaniszyn 25 23 24 72
55 Juho Rautio 43 28 71
56 Edgars Mucenieks 39 31 70
57 Peter Ostlund 25 41 66
58 Kent Richter 24 22 17 63
59 Lutay Stanislav 47 12 59
60 Kevin Eriksson 33 21 4 58
61 Vesa Huotelin 8 17 4 29 4 58
62 Kevin Rafferty 22 15 21 58
63 Dubinin Grigorij 42 15 57
64 Alexander Miloradov 57 57
65 Kirill Storchak 44 12 56
66 Robert Jez 17 39 56
67 Pontus Eriksson 24 32 56
68 Yngve Aasheim 38 17 55
69 Anders Stark 24 30 54
70 Vitaly Skorobogatov 44 10 54
71 Sergejs Mihejevs 33 21 54
72 Juha Eralaukko 53 53
73 Anton Kiselyov 52 52
74 Aleksandrs Zernovojs 29 10 13 52
75 Dmitriy Sapozhnikov 52 52
76 Michal Hvizd 50 50
77 Jan Dryak 49 49
78 Ville Hietala 31 18 49
79  Stefan Edwall 49 49
80 Dmitriy Koshman 49 49
81 Geir Hjemås 33 15 48
82 Stian Østrem 47 47
83 Magnus Ahlberg 47 47
84 Igor Masloboev 25 22 47
85  Joakim Lundin 46 46
86 Anton Fedoseev 34 11 45
87 Kristian Iso-Tryykari 44 44
88 Claudio Brandellero 16 28 44
89 Rolf Locher 15 29 44
90 Alexander Okunev 10 31 3 44
91 Kristijan Curkovic 43 43
92 David Brdicek 20 22 42
93 Uros Matanovic 42 42
94 Gergely Regula 42 42
95 Jarle Eide 41 41
96 Maria Saveljeva 16 3 22 41
97 Espen Moe 32 9 41
98 Daniel Mitro 40 40
99 Petr Mozhaev 25 15 40
100 Vjekoslav Kufrin 39 39
101 Martin Arenlind 31 8 39
102  Stian Ostrem 39 39
103 Anze Bozic 38 38
104 Karol Hudec 38 38
105 Gints Lasmanis 38 38
106  Mika Myllykangas 38 38
107 Pavel Totchasov 38 38
108 Arne Johannes Holmin 37 37
109 Bernard Rjavec 37 37
110 Vasiliy Lyutorovich 37 37
111 Magor Papp 37 37
112 Janne Ollila 37 37
113 Jerry Wikstrom 36 36
114 Nejc Skrlep 36 36
115 Laszlo Altmann 36 36
116 Samsonov Valery 27 9 36
117 Dwayne Pankiw 18 17 35
118 Klavdij Starman 35 35
119 Barnabas Parkanszki 35 35
120 Artjoms Zaharovs 35 35
121 Raivis Sternats 27 8 35
122 Alexey Rymarenko 35 35
123 Petteri Sevon 34 34
124 Armin Camdzic 34 34
125 Antonin Suryn 34 34
126 Anton Lampi 27 7 34
127 Alexander Danilov 33 33
128  Rickard Sjöstedt 33 33
129 Alexander Megrabyan 32 1 33
130 Stepan Korotkiy 33 33
131 Anette Engel 32 32
132 Tamas Molnar 32 32
133 German Fokin 2 30 32
134 Will Wong 21 10 31
135 Marko Curkovic 31 31
136 Didzis Ziemelis 31 31
137 Edzus Kaneps 14 17 31
138 Tom Warren 20 11 31
139 Ron Marsik 19 12 31
140 Bernard Skrlep 30 30
141 Zoltan Cserhati 30 30
142 Maria Miloradova 14 16 30
143 Jari Sahlgren 29 29
144 Tomislav Cigula 29 29
145 Sandis Kalnins 9 20 29
146 Bjørn Hagerup Røken 28 28
147 Lauri Happo 28 28
148 Rok Skrlep 28 28
149 Mark Gorodnitskiy 27 27
150 Zan Sadar 27 27
151 Irina Belavina 9 18 27
152 Andras Altmann 27 27
153  Jorn Moldvaer 27 27
154 Teuvo Moisa 26 26
155 Dean Bolic 26 26
156 Zoltan Toth 26 26
157  David Freséus 26 26
158 Mihail Mihin 26 26
159 John Labianca 18 8 26
160 Andraz Jene 25 25
161 Tatu Rajaniemi 25 25
162 Vladimir Egorov 11 14 25
163 Trond Gangsøy 24 24
164 David Smid_ml. 24 24
165 Rudnev Kirill 24 24
166 Andreas Røren 23 23
167 Philippe Majerech 23 23
168 Ismo Aulaskari 23 23
169 Matjaz Traven 23 23
170 Katkov Denis 23 23
171 John Medema 16 7 23
172 Tron Omland 23 23
173 Martin Zenisek 22 22
174 Liza Skrlep 22 22
175 Alexander Larichev 7 15 22
176 Otto Pesala 20 2 22
177 Bernie Kunzler 22 22
178 Karel Konecny 21 21
179 Jim Rzonca 21 21
180 Lenart Traven 21 21
181 Andris Liepins 21 21
182  Andreas Andersson 21 21
183 Etienne Flore 20 20
184 Roman Nezhyba 20 20
185 David Jeric 20 20
186 Nikita Kushnir 20 20
187 Alain Gamache  20 20
188 Joachim Thyzell 19 19
189 Kevin Giacobbo 19 19
190 David Hasler 19 19
191 Lauri Eronen 19 19
192 Irnes Hirkic 19 19
193 Patehin Vyacheslav 19 19
194 Mike Hubbard 19 19
195 Ingebret Risa 18 18
196 Jean-Claude Klaus 18 18
197 Ismo Lahtinen 18 18
198 Grega Homan 18 18
199 Kimmo Eriksson 5 13 18
200 Viacheslav Patekhin 18 18
201 Sami Hellstrom 17 1 18
202 Paul Shabi 18 18
203 Matt Alden 17 17
204 Beat Luginbuehl 17 17
205 Bostjan Toman 17 17
206 Sergey Shikerin 16 1 17
207 Olli-Pekka Kuokkanen 17 17
208 John Cooke 16 16
209 Tajda Matanovic 16 16
210 Mikhail Sivakov 16 16
211 Maria Yalbacheva 16 16
212 Tim Walker 16 16
213 Kristoffer Sørvang 15 15
214 Amandeep Minhas 15 15
215 Lari Metsala 15 15
216 Matjaz Stankovic 15 15
217 Eric Desjardins  15 15
218 Anne Grethe Gangsøy 14 14
219 Thomas Hunter 14 14
220 Christoph Blatti 14 14
221 Eric DiBacco 14 14
222 Pasi Honkanen 14 14
223 Blaz Stojanovic 14 14
224 Eric Krol 14 14
225 Marcus Lagerkvist 13 13
226 Frank Iannuzzi 13 13
227 Ramon Klaus 13 13
228 Ron Chesick 13 13
229 Tom Hagg 13 13
230 Dino Besic 13 13
231 Jan Pelkonen 3 10 13
232 Edgars Vitols 13 13
233  Truls Månsson 13 13
234 Michael Toft Nielsen  13 13
235 Peder Mørtvedt 12 12
236 Joe Diederichs 12 12
237 Martin Dion 12 12
238 Sean Rafferty 12 12
239 David Dobras 12 12
240 Starkov Maxim 12 12
241 Arturs Vercins 12 12
242  Jimmy Mårdell 12 12
243 Vidar Skaar 11 11
244 Jonathan Law 11 11
245 Lukas Bischler 11 11
246 Jay Petrick 11 11
247 Timo Toivonen 11 11
248 Dominik Siern 11 11
249 Shalomayev Mykhaylo 11 11
250  Lars-Erik Svensson 11 11
251 Morten Johannesen 10 10
252 Matt Pierce 10 10
253 Fabian Hediger 10 10
254 Peter Udir 10 10
255 Churilin Pavel 10 10
256 Stephen Klump 10 10
257 Sissie Wikstrøm 9 9
258 Doug Maas 9 9
259 David Weidmann 9 9
260 Pierre Chastenais 9 9
261 Matevz Jeras 9 9
262 Alexey Klimko 9 9
263 Eric Davis 9 9
264 Vegard Flatøy 8 8
265 Bob Cookhouse 8 8
266 Malina Wildi 8 8
267 Bill Mcneill 8 8
268 Miha Skrlep 8 8
269 Kudrytsky Dmytro 8 8
270 Rudolfs Valainis 8 8
271 Amir Hallenstam 7 7
272 Sandy Tam 7 7
273 Beat Wildi 7 7
274 Denny Larochelle 7 7
275 Nejc Bajt 7 7
276 Pavel Shadrin 7 7
277 Haralds Gals 7 7
278 Rudolfs Kamzols 7 7
279 Ulf Hed 6 6
280 Bill Rothery 6 6
281 Olli Majaniemi 6 6
282 Jani Herlevi 6 6
283 Rok Stele 6 6
284 Igor Masloboev 6 6
285 Roberts Kupcs 6 6
286 Mike Sowa 6 6
287 Espen Eidsnes 5 5
288 Sheldon Nederlof 5 5
289 Tim Luginbuehl 5 5
290 Amadej Bolic 5 5
291 Sharonov Oleg 5 5
292 Evgeniy Goloviznin 5 5
293  Arne Johannes Holmin 5 5
294 Dean Moore 5 5
295 Nils Drevsjømoen 4 4
296 Gary Baxter 4 4
297 Mihail Margolis 4 4
298 Evgeniy Pipchenko 4 4
299 Brett Hubbard 4 4
300 Asbjørn Fossli 3 3
301  Andreas Roren 3 3
302 Eugene Kurz  3 3
303 Alexander Hallenstam 2 2
304 Toni Koivula 2 2
305  Antti Suojanen 2 2
306 Alexandr Zhulyabin 2 2
307 Francois Prevost 2 2
308 Kent Are Solli 1 1
309 Niko Tuominen 1 1
310 Ilze Zuce-Tenca 1 1
311 Darwin Sampson 1 1


Regulations

Reorganization of Saint-Petersburg Masters and Saint-Petersburg Championship

August 25, 2011


Table Hockey Federation of Saint-Petersburg announces global reorganization of the selection system for the Final tournament Saint-Petersburg Masters, further mentioned as Final tournament, in 2011/2012 season which will take place on May 12, 2012 in Saint-Petersburg just before the Team’s World Championship – 2012.

The main and principal difference of the selection system will be the rule that the selection for Final tournament will be made simultaneously from multi-stage plays of Saint-Petersburg Championship and from stages of the World Tour which are to be played from September 1, 2011 till March 31, 2012. Thanks to this innovation the new selection system for Final tournament becomes the biggest selection system which has to improve the quality of table hockey tournament all over the world and lead the table hockey to the professional model of development.

Condition and regulations of the Final tournament:

1. The international final tournament “Saint-Petersburg Masters� has a task to gather the best players in the world in one place and discover winners. The prize fund of the Final tournament is EUR 5,000 (increasing is possible).

2. 32 players are taking part in the Final tournament:

2.1. 20 participants – according to the results of World Tour since September 1, 2011 till March 31, 2012 (paragraph 3);

2.2. 8 participants – according to the results of the multi-stage Saint-Petersburg Championship (paragraph 5);

2.3. 4 participants – wild-card which will be distributed by Table Hockey Federation of Saint-Petersburg on its behalf according to different criteria including results of World Tour stages from April 14, 2012 till May 5, 2012 (Czech Open – April 14, 2012, Trophy of Denmark - 28.04.12, Ukraine Cup - 05.05.12).

3. The result of every participant who enters into the Final tournament according to the results of World Tour is evaluated according to the sum of points earned on 4 (four) best tournaments from the following list: Oslo Open (03.09.11), Centennial Edmonton (17.09.11), Swiss Open (08.10.11), Las Vegas (16.10.11), Helsinki Open (22.10.11), Slovenia Open (05.11.11), Saint-Petersburg Open (12.11.11), Hungarian Open (26.11.11), Riga Open (03.12.11), Swedish Masters (28-29.01.12), Moscow Cup (17-18.03.11), Detroit (24.03.11). The points earned for Final tournament are counted according to the Coefficient of the tournament. The Coefficient of the tournament means the sum of best results of every of 20 first seeded participants in ITHF World Rating during the tournament at the time of its conducting (for the last 24 months);

3.1. If the coefficient of the tournament is 16,000 points and over, its participants receive score for Final tournament from 55 to 1 points depending of the place earned (e.g. 1st place – 55 points, 2nd place – 54 points, 3rd place – 53 points … 55th place – 1 point);

3.2. If the coefficient of the tournament is from 13,000 to 15,999 points, its participants receive score for Final tournament from 45 to 1 points depending of the place earned (e.g. 1st place – 45 points, 2nd place – 44 points, 3rd place – 43 points … 45th place – 1 point);

3.3. If the coefficient of the tournament is from 10,000 to 12,999 points, its participants receive score for Final tournament from 35 to 1 points depending of the place earned (e.g. 1st place – 35 points, 2nd place – 34 points, 3rd place – 33 points … 35th place – 1 point);

3.4. If the coefficient of the tournament is less than 9,999 points, its participants receive score for Final tournament from 25 to 1 points depending of the place earned (e.g. 1st place – 25 points, 2nd place – 24 points, 3rd place – 23 points … 25th place – 1 point);

3.5. If the tournament has the prize fund in money, the number of points earned by participants increases for 1 point for every EUR 1,000 of the prize fund, but no more than 10 points. For example, if the tournament has coefficient over 16,000 and the prize fund of EUR 10,000, the participant who possessed the 1st place will receive 65 points, the 2nd place – 64 points etc.

3.6. The tournament receives 5 additional points (according to the scheme listed in paragraph 3.5) if it has absolute on-line of the tournament (the results of the tournament updates not rarely than every 10 minutes during the tournament);

3.6.1. Table Hockey Federation of Saint-Petersburg grants to any federation of the world all necessary software (“Scorpion� system) on several languages for making on-line tournaments together with necessary consultations and possibility to localize (translate) it to any national language.

Additional conditions:

3.7. World Tour stages must be fully opened for participation, and the entry fee for participants must not be higher than EUR 75;

3.8. If the tournament has the prize fund, the fund must be divided no less than in 3 parts and must be announced no later than in 30 days before the tournament (excluding Oslo Open and Centennial Edmonton), and the first prize must not exceed 60% of the prize fund. If these conditions are not met, the paragraph 3.5 is not valid for such tournament.

4. If the same player received the right to participate in Final tournament both according to World Tour and Saint-Petersburg Championship results, the right to participate in Final tournament is transferred to players from Saint-Petersburg Championship who earned the place from 9th and lower. If somebody of the players who entered the Final tournament will refuse to participate in it (World Tour and Saint-Petersburg Championship) it is wild-card which will be distributed by Table Hockey Federation of Saint-Petersburg.

5. The Saint-Petersburg Championship in 2011/2012 season will consist of five stages. Three of them are known – Saint-Petersburg Cup on September 24, 2011, Saint-Petersburg Open on November 12, 2011 and North-West Cup (the date will be adopted later), the rest two stages will be determined later;

5.1. The result of every participant in rating of Saint-Petersburg Championship (and in rating of the Final tournament is evaluated according to the sum of points earned on 4 best tournaments. The points on every tournament are counted in the following way:

1st place – 75 points
2nd place – 74 points
3rd place – 73 points
…
75th place – 1 point

5.2. The following players are participating in rating of Saint-Petersburg Championship 2011/2012:

5.2.1. Players from Saint-Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast;

5.2.2. Players from other cities who announced their will to participate in Saint-Petersburg Championship up to September 24, 2011 and paid in advance entry fees for participation in four stages of the play in amount of RUR 1,600 (40 euros).

5.2.3. Players from other cities who announced their will to participate in Saint-Petersburg Championship up to November 11, 2011 and paid in advance entry fees for participation in four stages of the play in amount of RUR 1,600 (40 euros).

5.2.4. The entry fees listed in paragraphs 5.2.2 and 5.2.3 are non-refundable.

6. The selection among teams in 2011/2012 season will be conducted only for Teams World Championship which will take place next day after the Final tournament (May 13, 2011).

7. The final selection of season 2012/2013 will begin since April 14, 2012 (Czech Open) and will last up to March 31, 2013.

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