Paragons Regain Respectability

On the same day when they had two athletes thrown out of the Olympics for intentionally losing a match, Paragons got back in the race with Wednesday's best performance by any team.  China took the gold and silver in women's table tennis singles, and Paragons also benefitted from gold and silver medals in men's rowing.  Da Nang Dynamos and Golden Girls continued to be the class of the league.

STANDINGS THROUGH WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1

1.  John Binz, Da Nang Dynamos
123.1 Points
Swimming 70.6 (8G, 6S, 4B)
Archery 15.6 (1G, 1B)
Judo 14.2 (2G)
Fencing 7.5 (1S, 1B)
Diving 6.2 (2S)
Rowing 3.6 (1S)
Gymnastics 2.8 (1S)
Canoeing 1.6 (1B)

2.  Theresa Yerger, Golden Girls
115.6 Points
Weightlifting 33.4 (4G, 2S)
Diving 25.2 (4G)
Fencing 22.5 (1G, 2S, 1B)
Shooting 21.7 (2G, 2S, 1B)
Equestrian 4.2 (1S)
Judo 3.6 (1S)
Rowing 3.6 (1S)
Gymnastics 1.4 (1B)

3.  Brian Schwartz, The Jim Thorpes
74.5 Points
Swimming 23.4 (1G, 5S, 2B)
Judo 19.7 (1G, 2S, 3B)
Fencing 12.5 (1G, 1B)
Diving 6.3 (1S, 2B)
Weightlifting 3.3 (1S)
Canoeing 4.7 (1S, 1B)
Gymnastics 2.8 (1S)
Rowing 1.8 (1B)

4.  Lucas Tanglen, Postmodern Pentathlon
71.1 Points
Equestrian 18.7 (2G, 1B)
Shooting 13.4 (2G)
Swimming 10.5 (7B)
Judo 8.9 (1G, 1B)
Archery 6.3 (1S)
Canoeing 6.3 (1G)
Cycling 5.6 (2S)
Gymnastics 1.4 (1B)

5.  Dave Spence, Paragons
61 Points
Table Tennis 18.8 (1G, 1S)
Shooting 13.4 (2G)
Rowing 10.7 (1G, 1S)
Judo 7.2 (2S)
Archery 6.3 (1S)
Swimming 2.9 (1S)
Weightlifting 1.7 (1B)

6.  Christina Binz, Zurich Zebras
60.9 Points
Weightlifting 21.8 (2G, 1B)
Archery 12.5 (1G)
Judo 7.1 (1G)
Gymnastics 7 (1G, 1B)
Fencing 5 (1S)
Swimming 4.4 (1S, 1B)
Table Tennis 3.1 (1B)

7.  Craig Emmert, Chariots of Fire
54.6 Points
Swimming 19.1 (2G, 2G, 1B)
Judo 12.5 (1G, 3B)
Shooting 6.6 (2S)
Gymnastics 5.6 (1G)
Equestrian 4.2 (1S)
Diving 3.1 (1S)
Rowing 1.8 (1B)
Weightlifting 1.7 (1B)

8.  Ellis Kunka, Los Cornballers
32.7 Points
Cycling 9.8 (1G, 1S, 1B)
Rowing 8.9 (1G, 1B)
Gymnastics 8.4 (1G, 1S)
Equestrian 2.1 (1B)
Judo 1.8 (1B)
Shooting 1.7 (1B)