The Sunova Spiel at East St. Paul

A Event | B Event | C Event |
Times shown as Central Time (CT)
Print Brackets

D1 - Fri 4:00pm
Loser to 15
SCORES

[1]

D4 - Sat 9:00am
Loser to 21
SCORES

[9]

D1 - Fri 4:00pm
Loser to 15
SCORES

D7 - Sat 6:00pm
Loser to 24
SCORES

[13]

Qualifier

D2 - Fri 6:45pm
Loser to 16
SCORES

[3]

D5 - Sat 12:00pm
Loser to 21
SCORES

[10]

D3 - Fri 9:15pm
Loser to 16
SCORES

[4]

D2 - Fri 6:45pm
Loser to 17
SCORES

[5]

D4 - Sat 9:00am
Loser to 22
SCORES

[11]

D1 - Fri 4:00pm
Loser to 17
SCORES

[6]

D7 - Sat 6:00pm
Loser to 23
SCORES

[14]

Qualifier

D3 - Fri 9:15pm
Loser to 18
SCORES

[7]

D5 - Sat 12:00pm
Loser to 22
SCORES

[12]

D2 - Fri 6:45pm
Loser to 18
SCORES

[8]

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