No 3: Ryan Moorhead

Do I really have to rewrite the blurb for Moorhead? It’s practically the same for his counter part – Tim Montressor – as the two have been a dynamic duo for years now, terrorizing teams in a tag-team format. 2013 was a pretty good one for Moorhead who reasserted himself as one of the premiere mid and front players, placing 19th overall. Event by event he garnered 34th at the World Cup, 20th at the West Coast Open, 18th in Chicago, 32nd at MAO and 39th at the first event. His ranking at the first event of 2014: 76.