Leaderboard Day 5 Nagoya 2004

[Naganoyama]

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After day 5, July 2004, Makuuchi division scores are:
Wins	Rikishi	Shikona
5	2	Asashoryu, Miyabiyama
4	6	Chiyotaikai, Tochiazuma, Kokkai, Hakuho, Asasekiryu, Toyozakura
3	12	Kaio, Wakanosato, Iwakiyama, Shimotori, Tochinonada, Takamisakari, Kaiho, Hayateumi, Tosanoumi, Jumonji, Otsukasa, Futeno
2	12	Musoyama, Kotomitsuki, Tamanoshima, Kotoryu, Dejima, Takekaze, Kakizoe, Buyuzan, Kinkaiyama, Takanowaka, Toki, Tokitenku
1	8	Kyokutenho, Kotonowaka, Kyokushuzan, Tokitsuumi, Aminishiki, Tochisakae, Wakatoba, Harunoyama
0	1	Hokutoriki

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After day 5, July 2004, Juryo division scores are:
Wins	Rikishi	Shikona
5	3	Kotooshu, Kitazakura, Kotoshogiku
4	3	Toyonoshima, Hagiwara, Ama
3	8	Roho, Kobo, Yotsukasa, Kasuganishiki, Gojoro, Bushuyama, Sumanofuji, Wakakosho
2	7	Tamakasuga, Takanotsuru, Hamanishiki, Ushiomaru, Katayama, Kotonomine, Daishodai
1	6	Wakanoyama, Asanowaka, Chiyotenzan, Juzan, Kaido, Ichinotani
0	1	Oikari

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[aderechelsea]

well ... Asa is having a strange company in the top .... :-)

[Guest Tenryu]

Sorry for stating the obvious here. I know it's early days yet and things might look very different on the last day, but so far there is a youth movement in the two top divisions. On the Makuuchi leaderboard the four youngest in that division are up there among the 8 best results (those with only one loss or less). And in the Juryo division 5 of the 6 best results are held by the five youngest there as well. What is 32 year old Kitazakura doing up there? (Sigh...)

Should be fun to see how well this new generation can do in the near future, especially if the top young Juryo rikishi's were to be promoted up to the Makuuchi and compete there.

[Gusoyama]

Graphical form, if anyone cares:

[Naganoyama]

Graphical form, if anyone cares:

As one would expect - both divisions developing as Normal distributions.