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Naperville, IL, USA Since 2019

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Events
6
Career
2114
Awards
9
1st place
3

Season profile

2021–2022 Freight Frenzy
Compared against
Best score one match, not an average
93rd percentile 273
#284 of 4,362
OPRc
70th percentile 49.9
#1,325 of 4,395
OPR
70th percentile 49.9
#1,325 of 4,395
Strength
72nd percentile 48.0
#1,214 of 4,395
Consistency lower is better
17th percentile 35.1
#3,665 of 4,395
Total Luck
66th percentile · lucky +3.0
#1,486 of 4,395

Event by event

Strength margin of error
96.076.456.837.117.5IL South Suburbs Meet 1 — Strength 36.6 ± 11.2IL SouthIL South Suburbs Meet 2 — Strength 38.1 ± 14.1IL SouthIL South Suburbs Meet 3 — Strength 43.5 ± 11.3IL SouthIL Chicago Suburban S League Tournament — Strength 65.3 ± 24.2IL ChicagoIllinois State Championship — Strength 56.7 ± 16.4Illinois State

A line that climbs across the season is a robot that got better; a flat one with a wide band is a rating that hasn't been measured on enough matches to trust yet.

IL South Suburbs Meet 1 Nov 20 USILBRM1

Best score 129 Q5
Strength 36.6 #5 of 13 here
Consistency 25.2 #10 of 13 here
Total Luck +10.9 very lucky

IL South Suburbs Meet 2 Jan 8 USILUPM2

Best score 121 Q8
Strength 38.1 #6 of 13 here
Consistency 34.4 #10 of 13 here
Total Luck +0.1 fair

IL South Suburbs Meet 3 Jan 8 USILUPM1

Best score 140 Q12
Strength 43.5 #6 of 13 here
Consistency 25.4 #11 of 13 here
Total Luck +17.9 very lucky

IL Chicago Suburban S League Tournament Feb 19 USILKALT

Best score 273 F1
Strength 65.3 #7 of 22 here
Consistency 54.1 #18 of 22 here
Total Luck -1.1 fair

Illinois State Championship Mar 12 USILCMP

Best score 231 Q22
Strength 56.7 #26 of 36 here
Consistency 36.6 #30 of 36 here
Total Luck -12.7 unlucky

Each event's numbers are fit from that event's qualification matches; the season profile averages them across the events played. What every column means →