Bench Sumo news

[Athenayama 999]

1 hour ago, Sumo Spiffy said:

1. Technique Prize appears to just be highest scoring/scoring average (I assume these would be the same since we're all playing the same number of days).

2. KCC is the single bracket knockout thing, and it's two days of play for one round of the bracket?

3. The Quality of Sumo award seems to be based on points for what rank of opponents you beat? It looks like you get tons of points for beating sanyaku competition, so how does anyone too low to face them get anywhere?

4. I don't even have a guess as to how the Fighting Spirit Prize works.

5. Same for the Outstanding Performance Prize.

6. The ICF is the team competition, right? How do you join an ichimon for that?

7. Is the Oyakata prize connected to the ichimons?

Uh... I think that's it. For now, anyway. Thanks in advance for any answers.

In short have a look here below. Oshirokita posted the relevant links already though. I also posted the basic rules link to you here last week
2. Correct.
3. Only Makuuchi and Juryo players are concernend by that feature, us poor Makushitans have to wait to climb the ladder to appear in that table.
4. FSP gathers the players who get the most perfect days in a basho. 14 points is the perfect score, all your main team wins (4+3+3+2+2 points). The player with the most perfect scores during a basho wins the prize.  At least 3 perfect days and a KK are required.
5. Only Makuuchi players concerned by that prize.
6. To be honest the Ichimon pages is kinda outdated. If you wish to join one of them, maybe try to post a message here with your wish. There will probably be someone to read it and contact you.
7. The Oyakata prize counts the most GBL. (ganbare line-ups).  A 'ganbare line-up' happens when all victorious rikishi are placed above all losing rikishi. 3 GBL at least are required to be eligible to win the prize.

[Sumo Spiffy 544]

1 hour ago, Athenayama said:

In short have a look here below. Oshirokita posted the relevant links already though. I also posted the basic rules link to you here last week

Mm... gonna be honest... I looked before, but went back, saw "basic", and forgot all that stuff would be there. 

My bad. But thanks.

[Jejima 1,346]

Regarding Ichimons, and who to join....

If you speak French, join the Info-Sumo Ichimon
If you speak German, Doitsugo is for you
If you speak Japanese, of have an affinity with Japan, consider joining Sakura
If you come from New England (USA), or are female (from anywhere), consider joining MassaSHEgawa
If you feel strongly attached to this Sumo Forum, consider joining Sumo Forum
If you feel strongly attached to a defunct English language Sumo Forum, maybe SumoTalk could be for you
If you are against automatically pressing the 'henka' button, and/or are related to me, come from the UK, a Commonwealth country (Canada, Australia, New Zealand....), Netherlands, Scandinavia, or if you are called Jakusotsu - then maybe the 'North Pole' ichimon is your natural home.

Hope that helps.

Jejima (rijicho of Bench Sumo)

 

Edited July 18, 2022 by Jejima

[Andonishiki 169]

@ Spiffy - great to have you on board !

Looking at your avatar, it's dark PINK ! That means, there's only ONE ichimon, you should join.... SAKURA !

We are the coolest, pinkest and recently fast growing ichimon - most of our members are young, have a pink heart and love spring.

We havent won the ICF flag for many years, but that's about to change soon !!

many presents wait for SAKURA newcomers, just text me if you need more info.

best is, you answer right here, right now by replying 'I join Sakura', then you'll be a happy sumogamer for all of your career ;)

hakkeyoi

[Sumo Spiffy 544]

I mean, you can't have Sakura without Ura, right? I'm in!

[Jejima 1,346]

32 minutes ago, Sumo Spiffy said:

I mean, you can't have Sakura without Ura, right? I'm in!

Then you need to inform @Takanorappa

[Sumo Spiffy 544]

10 hours ago, Jejima said:

Then you need to inform @Takanorappa

Taka can't receive messages. What's the best way to do that?

[Jejima 1,346]

5 hours ago, Sumo Spiffy said:

Taka can't receive messages. What's the best way to do that?

PM me your email address, and I help sort it out.

Edited July 20, 2022 by Jejima

[Jakusotsu 5,874]

@Sumo Spiffy ...and while you certainly picked the weirdest basho to join Bench Sumo, congratulations for your KK nevertheless!

Edit: ...and big cheers for your comment today, @Rocks

Edited July 22, 2022 by Jakusotsu

[Rocks 1,807]

55 minutes ago, Jakusotsu said:

Edit: ...and big cheers for your comment today, @Rocks

[shimodahito 304]

it took me 3 bashos to figure this game out... and a couple years before i knew about the web site.  i guess that's why i'm still in makushita.

[Jejima 1,346]

Hi all,

 

The automation is being a bit of a pinkle-ponkle, and not showing day 15. There is a work around this, by changing the final number in the web address from '14' to '15'.

 

Alternatively, you can click on this link --> <http://benchsumo.sumogames.de/DailyEntry.aspx?D=15>

 

and that (with luck) should take you to the correct site....

 

Jejima

 

[Athenayama 999]

These last 15 days, my mailbox was receiving plenty of emails titled "Bench Sumo ......" . Delightful feeling to open each one and discover their content. Today.... nothing. Where is my daily shot of BS updates, results, torikumi, comments and I don't know what else? Am I becoming a Bench Sumo addict? Does anyone else have the same feeling or am I just weird? Delete August and bring September ASAP ! 

[Jakusotsu 5,874]

Well, there are still the usually late Gino-Sho and ICF results to come.

[Athenayama 999]

Ok, it was obviously a little exaggerated but I wanted to write a small ode to Bench Sumo.

[Jejima 1,346]

Hi all,

 

I have received the following missive from the very honorable Marushiki, chair of the Bench Sumo Yokozuna Deliberation Council...

 

Jejima (BS rijicho)

 

Esteemed Rijicho

 

The Bench Sumo Yokozuna Deliberation Council has met at our HQ, and discussed the state of play.  

 

With the given Covid crisis that has hit every country, and affected a number of the Real Rikishi causing them to leave mid Basho. It has been a difficult few months.   Thereby affecting how the Bench Rikishi results have been affected. 

 

We can only hope that everyone's strength and physical condition improves over the  next few months.  

 

That being said, the Ozeki and Yokozuna have had difficult results. We offer our support and encouragement to gather their strength, and do better next Basho.  Though we do understand if our esteemed Yokozuna Taka, chooses to step down, if he feels it is his wish to do so.  We can only hope that things will start to look up soon, and everyone in the real and cyber sumo worlds stay well and safe.  

 

We shall be keeping a very stern and critical eye on the Yokozuna and Ozeki, and it is our hope that they may return to the form that saw them appointed to their high ranking. 

 

Marushiki (Chair BSYDC)

[Jejima 1,346]

Hi all!

 

The banzuke committee has met, and it has been decided to promote toonoryu to the rank of Ozeki.

 

toonoryu has the following results in the past three bashos....

 

March 2022: M2W (10-5)

May 2022: K1W (10-5)

July 2022: S1W (9-6)

 

This means that he is one win less than the guidelines for promotion. 

 

However, the banzuke committee decided to take into consideration what was happening elsewhere in the banzuke, with both the existing Ozekis going into September with kadoban status.  Additionally, the Yokozuna had double digit losses in July, so will be under some scrutiny for a better performance in September too.  

 

Bench Sumo rules state that there must be at least two Ozekis/Yokozunas on the banzuke at all times. Therefore, toonoryu gets given the nod now, just in case....

 

We look forward to hearing his Ozeki promotion acceptance speech.

 

Jejima (Bench Sumo rijicho)

[Jejima 1,346]

Hi everyone!

Here is the new banzuke for September 2022, put together by Flohru, Sakura and Jejima (Kintamayama, Ekigozan, Asashoryu Asashosakari and Kaiomitsuki looked on).

This was one of the tricky ones to work out - so a lot of bad luck, I'm afraid. Fingers crossed, that it is not for you...!

Jejima (BS rijicho)

 

Taka (Y1E, 5-10) Y1
pandaazuma (O1W, 6-9) O1 Norizo (O1E, 5-10)
                            O2 toonoryu (S1W, 9-6)
Bill (S2W, 9-6) S1 chishafuwaku (K1W, 9-6)
Kaiowaka (S1E, KOSHO) S2
Susanoo (M1W, 9-6) K1 Holleshoryu (M2W, 9-6)

Joaoiyama (M5W, 10-5) M1 Terarno (M2E, 8-7)
Rubensan (M4E, 9-6) 2 ScreechingOwl (M3W, 8-7)
Oshirokita (M7W, 10-5) 3 Hana-ichi (K1E, 7-8)
Konosato (M6W, 9-6) 4 Pitinosato (M1E, 7-8)
Yangnomazuma (M5E, KOSHO) 5 Hokuyutaka (M11W, 11-4)
Kintamayama (M3E, 7-8) 6 Metzinowaka (M9W, 9-6)
Gaijingai (M7E, KOSHO) 7 andonishiki (M4W, 7-8)
tainosen (M6E, 7-8) 8 Hogashi (M16W, 11-4)
Jakusotsu (M13E, 8-7) 9 Unkonoyama (M14E, 8-7)
Sakura (M10E, KOSHO) 10 Kotononami (M15E, 8-7)
Oskanohana (M8E, 6-9) 11 Frinkanohana (M10W, 7-8)
Saruyama (M16E, 8-7) 12 Andoreasu (J1W, 9-6)
Yamashade (M17E, 8-7) 13 Ruziklao (M13W, KOSHO)
Kaito (M11E, 6-9) 14 Achiyama (M17W, 8-7)
Chijanofuji (M12W, 6-9) 15 Itachi (J6E, 11-4)
Kasamatsuri (J4E, 10-5) 16 Chocshoporyu (J2W, 9-6)
Golynohana (J3E, 9-6)  17

kuroimori (M9E, 4-11) J1 Kitakachiyama (J2E, 8-7)
Tameiki (M15W, 7-8) 2 Oyama (M14W, 6-9)
Nantonoyama (M12E, 4-11) 3 Gawasukotto (M8W, 2-13)
Itachiyama (J3W, 7-8) 4 aoyume (J12W, 11-4)
tokugawa (J6W, 8-7) 5 Akishiki (J5W, KOSHO)
Chelseayama (J5E, 7-8) 6 Anjoboshi (J8E, 8-7)
GONZABUROW (J4W, 6-9) 7 Roundeye (J13E, 10-5)
Kitahotaru (J7E, 7-8) 8 Getayukata (J9W, 8-7)
Takanorappa (J1E, 4-11) 9 Sherlockiama (J8W, 7-8)
Oortael (J13W, 9-6) 10 Fujisan (J7W, 6-9)
iwakoko (J14W, 9-6) 11 Gansekiiwa (ms7W, 11-4)
Netsuzakura (J11W, 7-8) 12 Kashunowaka (J12E, 7-8) 
Wamahada (J10E, 6-9)  13 Balon (ms5W, 10-5)
Gusoyama (ms3W, 9-6) 14 Basoyama (ms1W, 8-7)

Mmikasazuma (ms2E, 8-7) ms1 Watashi (J10W, 6-9)
KamiBaka (ms3E, 8-7) 2 Flohru (ms2W, KOSHO)
Jejima (J9E, 4-11) 3 Tsunamiko (J14E, 6-9)
Kuramarujo (ms5E, 8-7) 4 Kyodaitimu (J11E, 4-11)
Kishikaisei (ms10E, 10-5) 5 Athenayama (ms8E, 9-6)
Heiyu (ms6E, KOSHO) 6 Danjinoumi (ms1E, 6-9)
VESHANA (ms7E, KOSHO) 7 Andrasoyama (ms4E, 7-8)
Rowitoro (ms15W, 11-4) 8 Furanohana (ms9E, 8-7)
Kintsubasa (ms12W, 9-6) 9 Akokoneko (ms6W, 6-9)
Kaba (ms16E, 10-5) 10 Homuburyuwa (ms11W, 8-7)
KonyaGaYamada (ms4W, 4-11) 11 Tochiyatsu (ms18E, 8-7)
kamogawa (ms12E, KOSHO) 12 hofudaryu (ms22W, 9-6)
Bunijiman (ms13E, KOSHO) 13 Nekonishiki (ms11E, 6-9)
Fujiko (ms13W, 7-8) 14 Beeftank (ms23W, 9-6)
Marushiki (ms14E, 7-8) 15 Mariohana (ms8W, 4-11)
Unagiyutaka (ms15E, 7-8) 16 BariiHachiBenson (ms22E, 8-7)
Houmanumi (ms17E, KOSHO) 17 Maeden (ms17W, KOSHO)
shimodahito (ms21W, 7-8) 18 Hibarifuji (ms18W, KOSHO)
Tochidoro (ms20E, 6-9) 19 Baku (ms16W, 4-11)
Boltbanana (ms23E, 7-8) 20 Hironoumi (ms20W, 5-10)
Aminoumi (ms21E, 5-10) 21

Intai
Asapedroryu (ms19W, 6-9)

Banzuke-gai
Rikishimiezi (ms9W, 0-0-15)
Damimonay (ms10W, 0-0-15)
fujiyama (ms14W, 0-0-15)
Kofujinokami (ms19E, 0-0-15)

Edited August 3, 2022 by Jejima

[Jakusotsu 5,874]

5 hours ago, Jejima said:

Here is the new banzuke for September 2022, put together by Flohru, Sakura and Jejima (Kintamayama, Ekigozan, Asashoryu and Kaiomitsuki looked on).

Cool.

[Athenayama 999]

1 hour ago, Jakusotsu said:

Cool.

I didn't notice at my first reading.

[Takanorappa 88]

I’ve updated the BS stats for the Nagoya basho (and the Aki Banzuke - try the interactive one) at the usual spot (likely, with the usual oopsies). 

[Sakura 1,480]

On 27/08/2022 at 21:19, Takanorappa said:

I’ve updated the BS stats for the Nagoya basho (and the Aki Banzuke - try the interactive one) at the usual spot (likely, with the usual oopsies). 

I take it that you know that the non-interactive one is only correct for Makuuchi.

[Takanorappa 88]

On 29/08/2022 at 15:09, Sakura said:

I take it that you know that the non-interactive one is only correct for Makuuchi.

Not entirely true.  Only the West side is messed up.

im working a fix.  It should be fixed now,  simply a case of I got distracted, and forgot to paste in the west Juryo and Makushita.  

Edited August 31, 2022 by Takanorappa

[Jejima 1,346]

Here are the possible milestones for the September basho 2022. 
 

Many thanks to Takanorappa and his Bench Sumo stat page where are the good stuff can be mined -->  <http://www.takanorappa.com/ichimons.htm>

 

There are ten parts.

 

1. The players at a new career high rank.

 

2. The number of active bashos (multiples of 10) - *if* the player turns up in September.

 

3. Players who have a chance (even if very remote) of going to a new 'multiple of 100' career wins in  September  .  

 

4. The current top 20 leaderboard for the *all-time* total number of wins.

 

5. The current top 20 leaderboard for the highest win percentage for *active* players.

 

6. The top 20 biggest earners from the July 2022 basho.

 

7. The top 20 biggest earners of all time.

 

8. The top 20 kensho winners for the July 2022 basho.  (Kensho are sponsorships for bouts)

 

9. The top 20 biggest kensho winners of all time.

 

10. The top 20 active players with the highest MCP

 

Enjoy!

 

At a career high rank

ms20E Boltbanana
ms16W BariHachiBens

ms14W Beeftank

ms12W hofudatyu

ms11W Tochiyatsu

ms10E Kaba (second time in-a-row on this list, for my youngest son)

ms4E Kuramarujo (second time)

 

J13W Balon (second time, shin-Juryo)

 

M8W Hogashi (fifth time)

M5E Yangnomazuma (second time)

K1W Holleshoryu (second time, shin-komusubi) 

O2W toonoryu (second time, shin-Ozeki)

O1E pandaazuma (third time)

Y1E Taka (seventh time)

 

Number of active bashos (If they are active in January 2022.)

ms7W Andrasoyama - 10

ms10E Kaba - 10

ms19E Tochidoro - 10

J6E Nantonoyama - 20

ms5E Kishikaisei - 20

M12W Andoreasu - 30

ms10W Homuburyuwa - 30

M9W Unkonoyama - 40

J2E Tameiki - 40

.........50

.........60

M12E Saruyama - 70

J14E Gusoyama - 70

M16W Chocshoporyu - 80

ms9E Kintsubasa - 80

ms16E Unagiyutaka - 90

.........100

M4W Pitinosato - 110  

.........120
.........130

 

Possible career win milestones this basho: (Current career wins in brackets)

 

100 wins

Nobody here

 

200 wins

Nobody here

 

300 wins

Nobody here

 

400 wins

ms12E kamogawa (385) - second time on the watch list

 

500 wins

Nobody here

 

600 wins

M2W ScreechingOwl (594) - 2nd time

ms20W Hironoumi (599) - 4th time

 

700 wins

M15W Itachi (687)

ms1E Mmikasazuma (689)

 

800 wins

J11E iwakoko (799) - 2nd time

 

900 wins

J9W Sherlockiama (890)

 

1000 wins

Nobody here

 

Top 20 winningest players of all-time

Oshirkita has moved over Jejima into third place. Both he and Kintamayama have made some ground on leader Chijanofuji. Banzuke-gai Doitsuyama is overtaken by three players - and this might well be his last time to be highlighted on this list, for the time being....

 

1. (=) M15E Chijanofuji - 1011

2. (=) M6E Kintamayama - 1008

3. (+1) M3E Oshirokita - 1006

4. (-1) ms3E Jejima - 1003

5. (=) M7E Gaijiingai - 963

6. (=) J9E Takanorappa - 952

7. (=) ms2W Flohru - 908

8. (=) J9W Sherlockiama - 890

9. (=) M9E Jakusotsu - 880

10. (=) O1W Norizo - 872

 

11. (=) M4W Pitinosato - 858

12. (=) J1W Kitakachiyama - 857

13. (=) J10W Fujisan - 833

14. (=) M6W Metzinowaka - 830

15. (=) ms15E Marushiki - 826

16. (=) Y1E Taka - 817

17. (+1) M4E Konosato - 815

18. (+1) K1E Susanoo - 814

19. (+1) M2E Rubensan - 812

20. (-3) BG Doitsuyama* - 811

 

*Not currently active

 

Top 20 active players with the highest winning percentage

As usual, new players that have done a little better than average shoot to the top of these standings.

 

=1. (NE) ms12W hofudaryu (0.600)

=1. (NE) ms14W Beeftank (0.600)

3. (-1) M1E Joaoiyama (0.578)

4. (-3) J12E Netsuzakura (0.571)

5. (-1) J11W Gansekiiwa (0.569)

6. (+14) J13W Balon (0.556)

7. (=) M12W Andoreasu (0.554)

8. (-2) M8E Oskanohana (0.553)

9. (-5) M14E Kaito (0.547)

10. (+10) M16W Hogashi (0.5451)

 

11. (=) M17E Golynohana (0.5449)

12. (-2) ms6W Danjinoumi (0.5410)

13. (-5) ms7W Andrasoyama (0,5407)

14. (-2) Y1E Taka (0.539)

15. (-2) O1W Norizo (0.53827)

16. (-2) O1E pandaazuma (0.53821)

17. (-8) J2W Oyama (0.5378)

18. (-1) ms2W Flohru (0.536)

19. (-1) M2W ScreechingOwl (0.535)

20. (-1) M12E Saruyama (0.534)

 

Top 20 biggest earners (with July 2022 ranks) in the July basho 2022 (in Yen)

The top twenty are topped-and-tailed by the yusho winners of Makunouchi and Juryo respectively.

 

1. (NE) M11W Hokuyukata ¥17,991,700

2. (+2) S1W toonoryu ¥16,684,700

3. (+7) M1W Susanoo ¥14,852,700

4. (-3) O1W pandaazuma ¥13,148,100

5. (-3) Y1E Taka ¥12,970,600

6. (=) S2W Bill ¥12,033,700

7. (-2) O1E Norizo ¥11,360,100

8. (+5) K1W chishafuwaku ¥10,616,700

9. (=) M3E Kintamayama ¥9,908,700

10. (+5) M4E Rubensan ¥9,610,700

 

11. (NE) M2W Holleshoryu ¥9,511,700

12. (-1) K1E Hana-ichi ¥9,332,700

13. (NE) M5W Joaoiyama ¥9,236,700

14. (-2) M6W Konosato ¥9,226,700

15. (+4) M7W Oshirokita ¥9,149,700

16. (-1) M3W ScreechingOwl ¥9,093,700

17. (-9) M1E Pitinosato ¥8,863,700

18. (-4) M9E Terarno ¥8,801,700

19. (NE) M9W Metzinowaka ¥8,205,700

20. (NE) J6E Itachi ¥7,873,130

 

Top 20 biggest earners of all time (in Yen)

Somehow Flohru remains the greatest earner of all time! Gaijingai is being the usual bridesmaid....

 

1. (=) ms2W Flohru   ¥1,196,245,600             

2. (=) M7E Gaijingai  ¥1,172,701,500

3. (=) M6E Kintamayama  ¥1,116,747,790

4. (=) J4E Itachiyama  ¥1,053,568,910

5. (+1) O1W Norizo  ¥1,014,216,070

6. (-1) BG Doitsuyama*  ¥1,012,670,880

7. (=) M15E Chijanofuji  ¥925,383,850

8. (=) M4W Pitinosato  ¥907,564,600

9. (=) BG Leonishiki*  ¥862,858,040

10. (+1) M4E Konosato  ¥852,734,390

 

11. (-1) BG Randomitsuki*  ¥850,841,310

12. (=) M6W Metzinowaka ¥836,337,920

13. (=) K1E Susanoo  ¥816,322,880

14. (=) BG Rannohana*  ¥783,953,660

15. (=) M3E Oshirokita  ¥762,941,650

16. (=) ms3E Jejima  ¥744,698,170

17. (+1) M11W Frinkanohana   ¥722,744,930

18. (-1) BG Damimonay*  ¥716,193,180

19. (=) M2E Rubensan  ¥690,637,460

20. (=) M15W Itachi  ¥683,063,310

 

*Not currently active.

 

Top 20 kensho winners (with July 2022 ranks) in July 2022

Two Sekiwakes lead the kensho tables for last basho - one, the basho before becoming an Ozeki, and the other, the basho after being an Ozeki.

 

1. (+2) S1W toonoryu 130

2. (+4) S2w Bill 129

3. (+7) K1W chishafuwaku 121

4. (+1) O1W pandaazuma 110

5. (+6) M1W Susanoo 109

6. (NE) M2W Holleshoryu 106

7. (+9) M5W Joaoiyama 105

8. (=) K1E Hana-ichi 101

9. (-8) Y1E Taka 93

10. (+3) M3W ScreechingOwl 92

 

11. (+4) M4E Rubensan 91

12. (-3) M3E Kintamayama 85

=13. (-1) M2E Terarno 84

=13. (-6) M7W Oshirokita 84

15. (+3) M6W Konosato 79

16. (-14) O1E Norizo 74

17. (-4) M4W andonishiki 73

=18. (-11) M1E Pitinosato 70

=18. (NE) M11W Hokuyutaka 70

20. (NE) M9W Metzinowaka 60

 

Top 20 kensho winners of all time

Susanoo and Metzinowaka have switched places, and ScreechingOwl has ousted banzuke-gai Ekigozan.

 

1. (=) M7E Gaijingai                9281

2. (=) ms2W Flohru                 9261

3. (=) O1W Norizo                   8358

4. (=) BG Doitsuyama*            8145

5. (=) M6E Kintamayama       8104

6. (=) J4E Itachiyama            7261

7. (=) M4W Pitinosato              7249

8. (=)  BG Randomitsuki*        6973

9. (=) M4E Konosato              6642

10. (=) M15E Chijanofuji         6567

 

11. (=) BG Leonishiki*              6485

12. (=) BG Rannohana*            6440

13. (+1) K1E Susanoo            6182

14. (-1) M6W Metzinowaka       6169

15. (=) M15W Itachi                   5290

16. (=) BG Damimonay           5259

17. (=) M2E Rubensan             5189

18. (=) Y1E Taka                       5178

19. (=) M3E Oshirokita            4936

20. (NE) M2W ScreechingOwl  4817

 

*Not currently active

 

Top 20 active players with the highest average MCP
Beeftank tops this after one basho! 

1. (NE) ms14W Beeftank 8.742
2. (+1) J12E Netsuzakura 8.610
3. (-2) M17E Golynohana 8.595
4. (-2) M11E Oskanohana 8.527
5. (-1) ms2W Flohru 8.482
6. (-1) O1W Norizo 8.415
7. (-1) M10E Sakura 8.385
8. (-1) Y1E Taka 8.341
9. (-1) M7E Gaijingai 8.339
10. (=) M12W Andoreasu 8.338

11. (-2) M6W Konosato 8.303
12. (11) O1E pandaazuma 8.26
13. (+2) J13W Balon 8.249
14. (-2) J4E Itachiyama 8.213
15. (-3) M2W ScreechingOwl 8.212
16. (-1) M4W Pitinosato 8.206
17. (NE) M1E Joaoiyama 8.188
18. (=) ms7W Gansekiiwa 8.185
19. (-2) M13E Yamashade 8.182
20. (-8) M14E Kaito 8.179

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Jejima (BS rijicho)  

Edited September 8, 2022 by Jejima

[Jejima 1,346]

Hi all,

 

Here is the new banzuke for November 2022, put together by Jejima, Sakura and Flohru, with Kintamayama, Ekiogoza, Kaiomitsuki and Ashosakari looking on.

 

Jejima (BS Rijicho)

 

East		West
pandaazuma (O1E, 8-7)	O	toonoryu (O2W, 6-9)
chishafuwaku (S1W, 10-5)	S	Pitinosato (M4W, 12-3)
Norizo (O1W, 6-9)	S	Bill (S1E, KOSHO)
Susanoo (K1E, 8-7)	K	Joaoiyama (M1E, 9-6)
Konosato (M4E, 10-5)	K
Kaiowaka (S2E, 7-8)	M1	Rubensan (M2E, 8-7)
Gaijingai (M7E, 10-5)	M2	Kintamayama (M6E, 8-7)
Holleshoryu (K1W, 6-9)	M3	Kotononami (M10W, 10-5)
Oshirokita (M3E, 7-8)	M4	Hana-ichi (M3W, 7-8)
Terarno (M1W, 6-9)	M5	Hokuyutaka (M5W, KOSHO)
ScreechingOwl (M2W, 6-9)	M6	Unkonoyama (M9W, 9-6)
Yangnomazuma (M5E, 7-8)	M7	Jakusotsu (M9E, 8-7)
Sakura (M10E, 8-7)	M8	Kitakachiyama (J1W, 12-3)
Hogashi (M8W, 7-8)	M9	Frinkanohana (M11W, 8-7)
Chocshoporyu (M16W, 10-5)	M10	Itachi (M15W, 9-6)
tainosen (M8E, 6-9)	M11	Metzinowaka (M6W, 5-10)
Golynohana (M17E, 9-6)	M12	Chijanofuji (M15E, 8-7)
Saruyama (M12E, 7-8)	M13	Kasamatsuri (M16E, 8-7)
Yamashade (M13E, 7-8)	M14	Ruziklao (M13W, 7-8)
andonishiki (M7W, 4-11)	M15	Kaito (M14E, 7-8)
Andoreasu (M12W, 6-9)	M16	Tameiki (J2E, 9-6)
Oyama (J2W, 9-6)	M17
Oskanohana (M11E, 5-10)	J1	Anjoboshi (J6W, 10-5)
kuroimori (J1E, 7-8)	J2	Gansekiiwa (J11W, 11-4)
Nantonoyama (J3E, KOSHO)	J3	Roundeye (J7W, 8-7)
Itachiyama (J4E, KOSHO)	J4	aoyume (J4W, KOSHO)
Achiyama (M14W, 4-11)	J5	Takanorappa (J9E, 8-7)
Akishiki (J5W, 7-8)	J6	Gawasukotto (J3W, 6-9)
Chelseayama (J6E, 7-8)	J7	Basoyama (J14W, 10-5)
Netsuzakura (J12E, 8-7)	J8	Getayukata (J8W, KOSHO)
Kitahotaru (J8E, 7-8)	J9	Sherlockiama (J9W, KOSHO)
GONZABUROW (J7E, 6-9)	J10	KamiBaka (ms2E, 10-5)
Oortael (J10E, 7-8)	J11	tokugawa (J5E, 4-11)
Watashi (ms1W, 9-6)	J12	KonyaGaYamada (ms11E, 12-3)
Fujisan (J10W, 6-9)	J13	Danjinoumi (ms6W, 10-5)
Gusoyama (J14E, KOSHO)	J14	iwakoko (J11E, 6-9)
Mmikasazuma (ms1E, KOSHO)	Ms1	Balon (J13W, 7-8)
Kashunowaka (J12W, 6-9)	Ms2	Athenayama (ms5W, 9-6)
Flohru (ms2W, 7-8)	Ms3	Tsunamiko (ms3W, KOSHO)
Jejima (ms3E, 7-8)	Ms4	Kyodaitimu (ms4W, KOSHO)
Rowitoro (ms8E, 8-7)	Ms5	Beeftank (ms14W, 10-5)
Wamahada (J13E, 4-11)	Ms6	Kishikaisei (ms5E, 7-8)
Kintsubasa (ms9E, 8-7)	Ms7	Kuramarujo (ms4E, 6-9)
VESHANA (ms7E, 7-8)	Ms8	Furanohana (ms8W, KOSHO)
Andrasoyama (ms7W, 7-8)	Ms9	Unagiyutaka (ms16E, 10-5)
Akokoneko (ms9W, 7-8)	Ms10	shimodahito (ms18E, 9-6)
Kaba (ms10E, 7-8)	Ms11	Tochiyatsu (ms11W, KOSHO)
BariiHachiBenson (ms16W, 8-7)	Ms12	Maeden (ms17W, 8-7)
Homuburyuwa (ms10W, 6-9)	Ms13	Nekonishiki (ms13W, KOSHO)
Aminoumi (ms21E, 9-6)	Ms14	hofudaryu (ms12W, 6-9)
Marushiki (ms15E, KOSHO)	Ms15	Mariohana (ms15W, KOSHO)
Heiyu (ms6E, 2-13)	Ms16	Bunijiman (ms13E, 5-10)
Fujiko (ms14E, 5-10)	Ms17	Baku (ms19W, 7-8)
Boltbanana (ms20E, 7-8)	Ms18	Rikishimiezi (ms21W, 7-8)
Tochidoro (ms19E, KOSHO)	Ms19	Hironoumi (ms20W, 5-10)

 

Intai
Taka (Y1E, 7-8)

Banzuke-gai
kamogawa (ms12E, 0-0-15)
Houmanumi (ms17E, 0-0-15)
Hibarifuji (ms18W, 0-0-15)