Van Slam Summer Season: Standings and Scores

[Duncan Shields]

A new qualifying season is underway to determine which poet will have a chance to become the next Individual World Poetry Slam representative for Vancouver. The IWPS slam off will be September 12th.

A full explanation of the rules and format of the Van Slam Summer Season can be found here:
http://vancouverpoetryhouse.com/forum/smf/index.php/topic,1682.msg4547.html

Here are the results from the first qualifying slam. After the name of the poet is the order that they performed in the first round, then their first round score. After that is the position they performed in the second round (if they made the cut) and their second round score, followed by their total score for the evening.

2 May 2011

Sac: Zander Warren
Father Goose           
Duncan Shields 26.4 Third! (4 points)
Elliot Slim
Andrew G           
Johnny Macrae 27.0 Second! (9 points)       
Alberto
Tatyana Brown 19.8 Fourth! (1 point)
RC Weslowski 27.2 First! (16 points)             
 

Updated Standings for the 2011 IWPS Play-offs
The top 10 poets qualify for finals.

1. RC Weslowski 16 points
2. Johnny Macrae 9 points
3. Duncan Shields 4 points
4. Tatyana Brown 1 point

[RCW]

Even though it's part of the game I think it should be noted that Tatyana finished 4th because of a 7.4 time penalty.

That is certainly the largest this year if not in a long while.

[rpriske]

I was scorekeeping at Once Upon A Slam (the Ottawa Story Slam) earlier this year and Festrell went 16 minutes (with a 5 minute time limit).

Her final score was -4.

Epic time penalty.

[Duncan Shields]

A new qualifying season is underway to determine which poet will have a chance to become the next Individual World Poetry Slam representative for Vancouver.  The IWPS slam off will be September 12th.

The point system should become clear very quickly.  With that in mind, here are the results from the first qualifying slam.

After the poet's name is the order that they performed in the first round, then their first round score. After that is the position they performed in the second round (if they made the cut) and their second round score, followed by their total score for the evening.

16 May 2011

Sac: Scruffmouth
Andrew G         
Phil W 26.4
Modern Day Penguin (DMP) - 24.4 - Third! (4 points)
Taliesin       
Kevin B
Chris Gilpin - 27.7 - First! (16 points)
Duncan Shields - 25.9 - Second! (9 points)
Johnny Macrae - 24.3  - Fourth! (1 point)           
 

Updated Standings for the 2011 IWPS Play-offs
The top 10 poets qualify for finals.

1. RC Weslowski - 16 points
2. Chris Gilpin - 16 points
3. Duncan Shields - 13 points
4. Johnny Macrae - 10 points
5. Daniel Mark Patterson - 4 points
6. Tatyana Brown - 1 point

[Duncan Shields]

A new qualifying season is underway to determine which poet will have a chance to become the next Individual World Poetry Slam representative for Vancouver.  The IWPS slam off will be held on September 12th.

The point system should become clear very quickly.  With that in mind, here are the results from this qualifying slam.

After the poet's name is their third-round score if they made the cut and placed in top four.

30 May 2011

Sac: Aysia
Georgie         
Duncan Shields - 28.0 Tied for First! (16 points)
Stephen Murray - 27.7 Third! (4 points)
The Svelte Ms Spelt - 28.0 Tied for First! (16 points)         
Daniel Patterson
RC Weslowski
Johnny Macrae
Kyle Mallinson 
Kagan - 27.2 Fourth! (1 point)
Andrew G 
 

Updated Standings for the 2011 IWPS Play-offs
The top 10 poets qualify for finals.

1. Duncan Shields - 29 points
2. RC Weslowski - 16 points
3. Chris Gilpin - 16 points
4.  The Svelte Ms Spelt - 16 points
5. Johnny Macrae - 10 points
6. Daniel Mark Patterson - 4 points
7. Stephen Murray - 4 points
8. Tatyana Brown - 1 point
9. Kagan - 1 point

[Duncan Shields]

A new qualifying season is underway to determine which poet will have a chance to become the next Individual World Poetry Slam representative for Vancouver.  The IWPS slam off will be held on September 12th.

The point system should become clear very quickly.  With that in mind, here are the results from this qualifying slam.

After the poet's name is their third-round score if they made the cut and placed in top four.

6 June 2011

Sac: Kyle Mallinson
Jillian Christmas – 27.4 First! (16 points)         
Eva Waldauf
Ria Parks – 25.7 Fourth! (1 point)       
Lucia Misch – 26.8 Third! (4 points)
Daniel Mark Patterson
Duncan Shields – 27.1 Second! (9 point)
Ali Lemains
 
 

Updated Standings for the 2011 IWPS Play-offs
The top 10 poets qualify for finals.

1. Duncan Shields - 38 points
2. Jillian Christmas – 16 points
3. RC Weslowski - 16 points
4. Chris Gilpin - 16 points
5. The Svelte Ms Spelt - 16 points
6. Johnny Macrae - 10 points
7. Daniel Mark Patterson - 4 points
8. Stephen Murray - 4 points
9.  Lucia Misch – 4 points
10. Ria Parks - 1 point
11. Tatyana Brown - 1 point
12. Kagan - 1 point

[Duncan Shields]

A new qualifying season is underway to determine which poet will have a chance to become the next Individual World Poetry Slam representative for Vancouver.  The IWPS slam off will be held on September 12th.

The point system should become clear very quickly.  With that in mind, here are the results from this qualifying slam.

After the poet's name is their third-round score if they made the cut and placed in top four.

20 June 2011

Sac: Shawn
Jane Panic
Tristan De Plume
Daniel Mark Patterson
Ashley Robin
Kate Bradbury
Alberto Cristofannini – 25.7 Fourth! (1 point)
Chris Gilpin – 27.4 First! (16 points) (*tie)     
Duncan Shields – 26.8 Third! (4 points)
Antonette
Jillian Christmas – 27.4 First! (16 points) (*tie)     
Rob Laguerre
Johnny Macrae

Updated Standings for the 2011 IWPS Play-offs
The top 10 poets qualify for finals.

1. Duncan Shields - 42 points
2. Chris Gilpin - 32 points
3. Jillian Christmas – 32 points
4. RC Weslowski - 16 points
5. The Svelte Ms Spelt - 16 points
6. Johnny Macrae - 10 points
7. Daniel Mark Patterson - 4 points
8. Stephen Murray - 4 points
9.  Lucia Misch – 4 points
10. Ria Parks - 1 point
11. Tatyana Brown - 1 point
12. Kagan - 1 point
13. Alberto Cristofannini – 1 point

[Duncan Shields]

A new qualifying season is underway to determine which poet will have a chance to become the next Individual World Poetry Slam representative for Vancouver.  The IWPS slam off will be held on September 12th.

The point system should become clear very quickly.  With that in mind, here are the results from this qualifying slam.

After the poet's name is their third-round score if they made the cut and placed in top four.

5 July 2011

Sac: CR Avery
Duncan Shields – Third! (4 points)
Meter
Alberto Cristofannini
Leroy
Rob Laguerre
Fernando Raguero – Second! (9 points)
Chris Will Last – Fourth! (1 point)
The Svelte Ms Spelt – First! (16 points)

Updated Standings for the 2011 IWPS Play-offs
The top 10 poets qualify for finals.

1. Duncan Shields - 46 points
2. The Svelte Ms Spelt - 32 points
3. Chris Gilpin - 32 points
4. Jillian Christmas – 32 points
5. RC Weslowski - 16 points
6. Johnny Macrae - 10 points
7. Fernando Raguero – 9 points
8. Daniel Mark Patterson - 4 points
9. Stephen Murray - 4 points
10.  Lucia Misch – 4 points
11. Ria Parks - 1 point
12. Tatyana Brown - 1 point
13. Kagan - 1 point
14. Alberto Cristofannini – 1 point
15. Chris Will Last – 1 point

[Duncan Shields]

A new qualifying season is underway to determine which poet will have a chance to become the next Individual World Poetry Slam representative for Vancouver.  The IWPS slam off will be held on September 12th.

The point system should become clear very quickly.  With that in mind, here are the results from this qualifying slam.

After the poet's name is their third-round score if they made the cut and placed in top four.

18th July 2011

Sac: Lisa Slater
Julie Peters – First! (16 points)
Jean Jacques
Hilary Miller
Jillian Christmas – Second! (9 points)
Adi Chhikara
Ana Lisa
Duncan Shields
DMP – Fourth! (1 point)
Kyle Mallinson – Third! (4 points)
Joel Renna

Updated Standings for the 2011 IWPS Play-offs
The top 10 poets qualify for finals.

1. Duncan Shields - 46 points
2. Jillian Christmas – 41 points
3. The Svelte Ms Spelt - 32 points
4. Chris Gilpin - 32 points
5. Julie Peters – 16 points
6. RC Weslowski - 16 points
7. Johnny Macrae - 10 points
8. Fernando Raguero – 9 points
9. Daniel Mark Patterson – 5 points
10. Stephen Murray - 4 points
11.  Lucia Misch – 4 points
12. Kyle Mallinson – 4 points
13. Ria Parks - 1 point
14. Tatyana Brown - 1 point
15. Kagan - 1 point
16. Alberto Cristofannini – 1 point
17. Chris Will Last – 1 point

[Duncan Shields]

A new qualifying season is underway to determine which poet will have a chance to become the next Individual World Poetry Slam representative for Vancouver.  The IWPS slam off will be held on September 12th.

The point system should become clear very quickly.  With that in mind, here are the results from this qualifying slam.

After the poet's name is their third-round score if they made the cut and placed in top four.

1st August 2011

Sac: Dylan
Taneal
Michael Fennings
Steve Miller – Second! (9 points)
Jessica Bronn
Duncan Shields - First! (16 points)
Sajeas Altanna
Alberto
DMP – Fourth! (1 point)
Anthea – Third! (4 points)

Updated Standings for the 2011 IWPS Play-offs
The top 10 poets qualify for finals.

1. Duncan Shields - 62 points
2. Jillian Christmas – 41 points
3. The Svelte Ms Spelt - 32 points
4. Chris Gilpin - 32 points
5. Julie Peters – 16 points
6. RC Weslowski - 16 points
7. Johnny Macrae - 10 points
8. Steve Miller – 9 points
9. Fernando Raguero – 9 points
10. Daniel Mark Patterson – 6 points
11. Stephen Murray - 4 points
12. Lucia Misch – 4 points
13. Kyle Mallinson – 4 points
14. Anthea – 4 points
15. Ria Parks - 1 point
16. Tatyana Brown - 1 point
17. Kagan - 1 point
18. Alberto Cristofannini – 1 point
19. Chris Will Last – 1 point

[Duncan Shields]

A new qualifying season is underway to determine which poet will have a chance to become the next Individual World Poetry Slam representative for Vancouver.  The IWPS slam off will be held on September 12th.

The point system should become clear very quickly.  With that in mind, here are the results from this qualifying slam.

After the poet's name is their third-round score if they made the cut and placed in top four.

15th August 2011

Sac: Jillian Christmas
Wee Man – Fourth! (1 point)
Maddie Golman – First! (16 points)
Scout
Johnny Macrae – Third! (4 points)
Jonathan Dickinson
Jean Jacques
DMP – Second! (9 points)
Alberto
Julie Peters
Professor Thesbian (Chris Gilpin)
Bolko

Updated Standings for the 2011 IWPS Play-offs
The top 10 poets qualify for finals.

1. Duncan Shields - 62 points
2. Jillian Christmas – 41 points
3. The Svelte Ms Spelt - 32 points
4. Chris Gilpin - 32 points
5. Maddie Golman – 16 points
6. Julie Peters – 16 points
7. RC Weslowski - 16 points
8. Daniel Mark Patterson – 15 points
9. Johnny Macrae - 14 points
10. Steve Miller – 9 points
11. Fernando Raguero – 9 points
12. Stephen Murray - 4 points
13. Lucia Misch – 4 points
14. Kyle Mallinson – 4 points
15. Anthea – 4 points
16. Wee Man – 1 point
17. Ria Parks - 1 point
18. Tatyana Brown - 1 point
10. Kagan - 1 point
20. Alberto Cristofannini – 1 point
21. Chris Will Last – 1 point

[Chris Gilpin]

Minor note: I thought I heard Maddie's last name as "Gorman" not "Golman".

She was, by the way, fantastic. Good writing and amazing poise on stage, a really beautiful delivery.

Does anyone know how to get in touch with her? It looks as though she's qualified to compete in the Vancouver Indies Grand Slam.

[Duncan Shields]

Yup.  Sorry.  You're right.  It's Maddie Gorman.  I've requested to be her friend on facebook but so far she hasn't accepted.  Not sure if that's on purpose or if she just doesn't check her facebook that often.  But she's on there.

[Chris Gilpin]

Hey-o, what are the final Summer Season standings? I believe that Julie, Maddie and Anthea (aka Scout) picked up a couple more points at the last chance slam. Very curious to know who is in the Indies Playoffs on September 12th.

[Duncan Shields]

The list for tonight's playoffs is

Duncan Shields
Chris Gilpin
Maddie Gorman
Julie Peters
RC Weslowski
Daniel Mark Patterson
Vitamin F
Scout
Abigail Feresten
Kyle Mallinson