2000 Minneapolis Grand Slam
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2000 Minneapolis Grand Slam was the Star Wars CCG constructed event of a Grand Slam 2000 weekend, one of 31 Decipher special tournament weekends in 2000. The winner was to receive a complete set of uncut sheets.[1][2]
Format
- Type: Grand Slam (constructed)
- Format: Premiere - Death Star II (from the card pool legal on the event date)
- Date: 21 October 2000
- Site: Best Western Drover's Inn, 701 South Concord St., South St. Paul, Minnesota
- Tournament director: Chris Perman
- Players: 48[3]
Results
| Finish | Player |
|---|---|
| 1st | Joshua Grace[4] Decipher's Grand Slam 2000 results page records no Star Wars CCG winner;[1] Grace's own DeckTech posts and Graham Neal's name him as the winner, with Michael Raveling his opponent in the final duel. |
| 3rd | Josh Kohman[3] |
| 31st | Rich Jeffery[5] |
| 5th | Jonathan Swenson[5] |
| 6th | Herb Macy[5] |
| 7th | Zach Stenerson[5] |
| 8th | Andy Newton[5] |
| 9th | Garrett Larson[5] |
| 10th | Ryan Coller[5] |
| 40th | Tyler Williams[6] |
Decklists
Players posted these lists on DeckTech as the decks they played at the Minneapolis Grand Slam.
| Record (as posted) | Player | Dark | Light |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Joshua Grace[4][7] | Grace's GS-winning Hunt Down | You'll Never Find My Hidden Base |
| Final duel | Michael Raveling[8] | — | Raveling's Throne Room |
| Final duel | Michael Raveling[9] | Raveling's Bunker Deck | — |
| 3–0 | Josh Kohman[10] | — | EBO Original and down right super-duper |
| 3–0 | Graham Neal[11] | Jabba's Twisted World | — |
Players named in tournament reports
Players these reports name who are not in the event's results above.
- TJ Olsen — named in Josh Kohman Minneapolis Minnesota GS by Kohman (tournament report)[3]
- Anthony Lawrence — named in Michael Raveling Grand Slam Minnesota (tournament report)[12]
- Brandon Bjerke — named in Michael Raveling Grand Slam Minnesota (tournament report)[12]
- Seth Van Winkle — named in Michael Raveling Grand Slam Minnesota (tournament report)[12]
- Chris Perman — named in Rich Jeffery Minnesota Grand Slam by ONE-ARM (tournament report)[5]
- Justin Alfs — named in Joshua Grace South St. Paul MN 10-21 (tournament report)[13]
Tournament reports
Players' own reports from this event.
- Josh Kohman Minneapolis Minnesota GS by Kohman (tournament report) — by Josh Kohman, 3rd, 5–1
- Michael Raveling Grand Slam Minnesota (tournament report) — by Michael Raveling, 2nd, 5–1, then 0–2 in the final duel
- Rich Jeffery Minnesota Grand Slam by ONE-ARM (tournament report) — by Rich Jeffery, 31st, 3–3
- Joshua Grace South St. Paul MN 10-21 (tournament report) — by Joshua Grace, 1st, 5–1, then 2–0 in the final duel
- Tyler Williams Sioux Falls SD 11-12-00 (tournament report) — by Tyler Williams, 40th, 2–4
Discrepancies
Where a source disagrees with the record on this page, the page keeps the record and notes the difference here.
- The hub names Chris Perman as tournament director, but this report thanks Dion Erbes for running the tournament, and Perman played in it (Joshua Grace and Rich Jeffery each played him).[3]
- The hub names Chris Perman as tournament director, but this report thanks Dion Erbes for running the tournament, and Perman played in it (Joshua Grace and Rich Jeffery each played him).[12]
- The hub names Chris Perman as tournament director, but this report thanks Dion Erbes for running the tournament, and Perman played in it (Joshua Grace and Rich Jeffery each played him).[5]
- The hub names Chris Perman as tournament director, but this report thanks Dion Erbes for running the tournament, and Perman played in it (Joshua Grace and Rich Jeffery each played him).[13]
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Grand Slam 2000, Decipher. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Grand Slam calendar, Decipher. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 minneapolis-minnesota-gs-by-kohman, DeckTech (Josh "posh_josh" Kohman, 25 October 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Grace's GS-winning Hunt Down, DeckTech (Joshua "Stormcrow" Grace, 28 October 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 minnesota-grand-slam-by-one-arm, DeckTech (Rich "ONE-ARM" Jeffery, 26 October 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ sioux-falls-sd-11-12-00, DeckTech (Tyler "rugman11" Williams, 20 November 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ You'll Never Find My Hidden Base, DeckTech (Joshua "Stormcrow" Grace, 25 October 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
- ↑ Raveling's Throne Room, DeckTech (Michael "Gilliatt" Raveling, 27 October 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
- ↑ Raveling's Bunker Deck, DeckTech (Michael "Gilliatt" Raveling, 25 October 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
- ↑ EBO Original and down right super-duper, DeckTech (Josh "posh_josh" Kohman, 25 October 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
- ↑ Jabba's Twisted World, DeckTech (Graham "Mr Cheese" Neal, 30 October 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 grand-slam-minnesota, DeckTech (Michael "Gilliatt" Raveling, 26 October 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 south-st-paul-mn-10-21, DeckTech (Joshua "Stormcrow" Grace, 25 October 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.