Hard core players fight it out in the IFAonline Games

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There is now just one more week to go before the IFAonline Games closes for the year but even at this late stage, the leader boards are fiercely competitive as a hard core of players are still battling it out for first place.

With only a week of competition left, the team competition winners could still change positions in the last as there are five groups leading the pack in the team contest: Jon’s Jugglers from Millfield Partnership and UnumProvident The Golddiggers from Genesis FS K205 from L&G The Golden Boys at Chartwell, and Team GB from Hearnes IFS Team scores aggregated the combined points awarded to each player and an average taken, to make it fair in situations where one team has more players than another. The final event in the summer games is the javelin and despite the very close contest ...

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