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<\/a>\nAnas rose a remarkable 11 places since last December, though at the top of the table his performance was outshone by Sydney TFC’s Fabrizio Coco who has moved 30 places over the course of the year.
\nThe world and Asian rankings mean the following players will be the likely seeds at the Asian Cup in Melbourne, assuming 48 players:
\n1 Anas RAHAMAT Jurong Central SC
\n2 Rudy Hesty ROSLAN Jurong Central SC
\n3 Bernard LIM Singapore Lions SC
\n4 Peter THOMAS Melbourne TFC
\n5 Fabrizio COCO Sydney TFC
\n6 Benji BATTEN Melbourne TFC
\n7 Den Mulia YUSNI Singapore Lions SC
\n8 Antonio CARABILLO Dragons Hong Kong
\n9 Raffaele LOMBARDI Sydney TFC
\n10 Eliot KENNEDY Northern Falcons TFC
\n11 Vikas K CHANDIRAMANI Jurong Central SC
\n12 Kenzo KOI Yokohama OSC<\/p>\n
If we reach the target of 50 players, then Robert Green will edge into 13th seed.
\nThere are 133 Asian players in the world rankings, the same as last December. A total of 26 players dropped out of the rankings, but we gained 26 new players. Our collective aim is to entice those dropouts back into action!!!<\/p>\n
Jurong Central finished the year as No1 in the team’s category, pipping Singapore Lions who had dominated the season.
\nIt will be a huge teams event in Melbourne, with Jurong and Lions bringing their top teams, but Melbourne and Western Flickers, along with Sydney TC and Northern Falcons having extremely competitive outfits.<\/p>\n
Full rankings are listed here.<\/p>\n
FISTF Rankings Dec 2017 movement – Open ASIA<\/a><\/p>\n FISTF Rankings Dec 2017 movement – Ladies ASIA<\/a><\/p>\n FISTF Rankings Dec 2017 movement – U12 ASIA<\/a><\/p>\n FISTF Rankings Dec 2017 movement – U15 ASIA<\/a><\/p>\n FISTF Rankings Dec 2017 movement – u19 ASIA<\/a><\/p>\n