2005 Stu Hart Results

Stu Hart Tournament of Champions Results
01 Jan 2005

Overall Results

Japan	5-0
Team Sask	4-1
BC 1	3-2
Alberta	2-3
Ontario	1-4
BC 2	0-5

Round 1
Alberta	30	BC 2	16
BC 1	19	Team Sask	29
Ontario	12	Japan	34
Round 2
Alberta	11	Japan	37
BC 2	18	BC 1	26
Team Sask	26	Ontario	23
Round 3
Alberta	19	Team Sask	26
BC 2	9	Japan	34
BC 1	26	Ontario	21
Round 4
Alberta	19	BC 1	27
Team Sask	9	Japan	37
BC 2	22	Ontario	24
Round 5
Alberta	36	Ontario	15
BC 1	14	Japan	34
BC 2	12	Team Sask	35

Individual Winners

46 kg	Jesse Statts	5-0	Ontario
50 kg	Keelan Staats	5-0	Ontario
54 kg	David Tremblay	5-0	Ontario
58 kg	Kazuma Kuramoto	5-0	Japan
63 kg	Kouji Daian	5-0	Japan
68 kg	Tomokazu Takatani	5-0	Japan
74 kg	Daniel Olver	4-1	Sask
81 kg	Russel Mayert	4-1	BC 1
90 kg	Tatsuro Asami	5-0	Japan
105 kg	Craig Albert	4-1	Sask
130 kg	Bobby Brown	5-0	BC 2

Congratulations to the Sask. Men's Potential Canada Games Team that competed at the Stu Hart Tournament of Champions on New Year's Day in Calgary. The team placed 2nd overall losing to the Japanese National Team. Sask. defeated provincial teams from Alberta, Ontario and B.C. and a second level team from B.C. Individual tournament winners from Sask. included Daniel Olver and Craig Albert. Undefeated Canadian athletes included Seth Bird and Adam Kent. These 4 athletes have tentatively qualified for a tour to Japan in late June and early July.

Team members included:

46 kg	Joseph Nifasha	(Jr. Huskies-Saskatoon)
50 kg	Kirk Ackerman	(Eastside - Regina)
54 kg	Brian Blackwell	(Jr. Huskies - Saskatoon)
54 kg	Ryan Myrfield	(Jr. Huskies - Saskatoon)
58 kg	Mitch Bodnarchuk	(Jr. Huskies - Saskatoon)
63 kg	Graham Walker	(Jr. Huskies - Saskatoon)
68 kg	Seth Bird	(PAWC - Prince Albert)
68 kg	Spencer Edwards	(Jr. Huskies - Saskatoon)
74 kg	Daniel Olver	(Jr. Huskies - Saskatoon)
81 kg	Chris Hobman	(Jr. Huskies - Saskatoon)
90 kg	Adam Kent	(Jr. Huskies - Saskatoon)
105 kg	Craig Albert	(Jr. Huskies - Saskatoon)
130 kg	Brad Peters	(SC Titans, Jr. Huskies - Swift Current)

Coaches - Jon Johnson (Saskatoon Jr. Huskies), Shane Bradley (Saskatoon Jr. Huskies)