Zvi Mowshowitz - Top 8 Appearances

Top 8 Appearances

Season Event type Location Format Date Rank
1998–99 Grand Prix Boston Block Constructed 1998-09-06 !5–6 September 1998 4
1998–99 Pro Tour New York Block Constructed 1999-05-02 !30 April–2 May 1999 3
1998–99 Grand Prix Washington D.C. Limited 1999-06-20 !19–20 June 1999 4
1998–99 Nationals Special 1999-07-04 !2–4 July 1999 4
1998–99 Worlds Yokohama National team 1999-08-08 !4–8 August 1999 1
1999–00 Invitational Kuala Lumpur Special 2000-03-02 !2–5 March 2000 3
2000–01 Grand Prix Manchester Limited 2000-10-08 !7–8 October 2000 8
2000–01 Pro Tour Chicago Standard 2000-12-03 !1–3 December 2000 7
2000–01 Pro Tour Tokyo Block Constructed 2000-03-16 !16–18 Mach 2001 1
2000–01 Masters Barcelona Booster Draft 2001-05-04 !1–4 May 2001 4
2001–02 Masters New Orleans Booster Draft 2001-11-03 !31 October–3 November 2001 5
2001–02 Masters Osaka Team Limited 2002-03-17 !14–17 March 2002 5
2001–02 Grand Prix New Jersey Team Limited 2002-06-30 !29–30 June 2002 2
2002–03 Grand Prix New Orleans Extended 2003-01-04 !3–4 January 2003 1
2002–03 Grand Prix Boston Limited 2003-02-23 !22–23 February 2003 7
2002–03 Masters Yokohama Booster Draft 2003-05-11 !8–11 May 2003 5
2002–03 Grand Prix Pittsburgh Team Limited 2003-06-01 !31 May–1 June 2003 1
2003–04 Grand Prix Atlanta Standard 2003-08-30 !29–30 August 2003 5
2003–04 Invitational Los Angeles Special 2004-05-15 !11–13 May 2004 4

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