Pokemon Elite 2000 - Pokemon TCG National Championships at Origins (Page 4)

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Pokemon TCG National Championships (Page 4)

July 8th (Sunday)

Now we're down to the top 32 players for all age divisions on Sunday.

Pokemon TCG National Championships at Origins - Pictures (Click to Enlarge)

Picture 1: Judges preparing for the Pokemon TCG National Championships. Picture 2: Pokemon TCG National Championships, top 32 (Masters tables). Picture 3: Pokemon TCG National Championships, top 32 (Seniors tables).

Picture 1: Pokemon TCG National Championships, top 32 (Juniors tables). Picture 2 and Picture 3: Top 16 - Juniors.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Top 16 - Juniors.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Top 16 - Seniors.

Picture 1 and Picture 2: Top 16 - Seniors. Picture 3: Top 16 - Masters.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Top 16 - Masters.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Top 8 - Masters.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Top 8 - Seniors.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Top 8 - Juniors.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Top 4 - Masters.

Picture 1: Top 4 - Masters. Picture 2 and Picture 3: Top 4 - Seniors.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Top 4 - Seniors.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Top 4 - Juniors.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Championship match - Masters.

Picture 1: Championship match - Masters. Picture 2 and Picture 3: 3rd/4th place match - Masters.

Picture 1 and Picture 2: 3rd/4th place match - Seniors. Picture 3: Championship match - Seniors.

Picture 1: Championship match - Juniors. Picture 2 and Picture 3: 3rd/4th place match - Juniors.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Championship match - Masters. Chris Fulop won the match and took first place in the Masters Division (first picture), and Jay Hornung (second picture) took second place.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Championship match - Seniors. Daniel Chin won the match and took first place in the Senior Division (first picture), and Garrett Farrington (second picture) took second place.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Championship match - Juniors. Tristan Robinson won the match and took first place in the Junior Division (first picture), and Jason Peirce (second picture) took second place.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: The top 4 in the Junior Division, Senior Division, and Masters Division. The champion for the Junior Division, Tristan Robinson, was the winner of this year's Colorado State Championships. The champion for the Senior Division, Daniel Chin, is a regular at the Pokemon TCG tournaments at Santa Clara (where PE2K has been covering most of the tournaments in that area). I was told he was one of the top players there in Santa Clara, and he definitely proved that point by winning the National Championships. His 10-year-old brother, Jason Chin, also did well by placing in 5th in the Junior Division. The champion for the Masters Division, Chris Fulop, placed second in the 2004 Pokemon TCG World Championships.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: Turtwig, Chimchar, and Piplup look a little deflated now that Nationals are over.

Picture 1, Picture 2, and Picture 3: The checks and trophies for the winners.

Pokemon TCG National Championships - Prizes

1st Place

- A Pokémon TCG National Championships First-Place Trophy.

- An invitation to the 2007 Pokémon TCG World Championships.

- A Travel Award for the winner (and parent or legal guardian for players under 18) to the 2007 World Championships (available to U.S. residents only; proof of residency required)

- A scholarship award worth $5000. Click here for scholarship details and restrictions.

- A Nintendo Wii Game Console

- A combination of 72 booster packs from the current Pokémon TCG expansions.

- Other great themed Pokémon merchandise!

2nd Place

- A Pokémon TCG National Championships Second-Place Trophy.

- An invitation to the 2007 Pokémon TCG World Championships.

- A Travel Award for the winner (and parent or legal guardian for players under 18) to the 2007 World Championships (available to U.S. residents only; proof of residency required)

- A scholarship award worth $3000. Click here for scholarship details and restrictions.

- A Nintendo Wii Game Console

- A combination of 72 booster packs from current Pokémon TCG expansions

- Other great themed Pokémon merchandise!

3rd Place

- A Pokémon TCG National Championships Third-Place Trophy

- An invitation to the 2007 Pokémon TCG World Championships

- A Travel Award for the winner (and parent or legal guardian for players under 18) to the 2007 World Championships (available to U.S. residents only; proof of residency required)

- A scholarship award worth $1500. Click here for scholarship details and restrictions.

- A Nintendo Wii Game Console

- A combination of 36 booster packs from current Pokémon TCG expansions

- Other great themed Pokémon merchandise!

4th Place

- A Pokémon TCG National Championships Fourth-Place Trophy

- An invitation to the 2007 Pokémon TCG World Championships

- A Travel Award for the winner (and parent or legal guardian for players under 18) to the 2007 World Championships (available to U.S. residents only; proof of residency required)

- A scholarship award worth $1500. Click here for scholarship details and restrictions.

- A Nintendo Wii Game Console

- A combination of 36 booster packs from current Pokémon TCG expansions

- Other great themed Pokémon merchandise!

5th through 8th Place

- A scholarship award worth $750. Click here for scholarship details and restrictions.

- A combination of 36 booster packs from current Pokémon TCG expansions

9th through 16th Place

- A combination of 18 booster packs from current Pokémon TCG expansions

(For more information on the Pokemon TCG National Championships, go here: 2006-2007 US Nationals FAQ)


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