ISC 2022 Final Rankings See Twins Rise to the Top

Blair Setford • July 13, 2022

Twins Take Top Seed Into World Tournament

 ISC 2022 Final Rankings Sees Twins Rise to the Top


July 13, 2022 – Mississauga ON – Kitchener Hallman Twins ride their victory at the Peligro Sports Cup to the top of the ISC rankings, edging the New York Gremlins by one vote for the number one position.


The Gremlins, with tournament victories at the Chiefs Challenge and the Boys of Summer, hold down the number two spot while the defending ISC champions Hill United Chiefs drop two spots to number three.


The rankings will form the basis of seeding for the ISC World Tournament schedule which is being drafted this week and is expected to be released in the coming days.


Rank Team

1 Kitchener, ON Hallman Twins

2 Clifton Park, NY New York Gremlins

3 Ohsweken, ON Hill United Chiefs

4 Melbourne, ON Bear Creek Express

5 Grande Prairie, AB Pirates

6 Agoura Hills, CA JB

7 DuQuoin, IL AWP Lumberjacks

8 Denmark, WI Circle Tap Dukes

9 Midland, TX OMMA Tigres

10 Toronto, ON Batmen

11 Fargo, ND Kegel Black Knights

12 Niagara Falls, ON Niagara Stompers

13 Kimberly, WI AHI Reapers

14 Greenleaf, WI Wander Spring Chippers

15 Lake Crystal, MN LC Ostrander Norsemen

16 Waterdown, ON Hammer


For more information, please contact:


Blair Setford

ISC VP Operations and Communications

blairjs (@) gmail.com




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