FedExCup movers: Who's up, down following the Tampa Bay Championship

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Boo Weekley is inside the FedExCup top 20 for the first time since 2009.
March 18, 2013
Chris Dunham,

A chorus of “Boo”s was heard early Sunday at the Tampa Bay Championship presented by EverBank.

No, the fans weren’t jeering any of the competitors at Innisbrook’s Copperhead course, but they were cheering on Boo Weekley, who carded an astounding 8-under 63 -- the week’s best round by two shots -- to take a clubhouse lead that held up until the final group came home Sunday.

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Weekley ended up in solo second, two shots behind champion Kevin Streelman, but earned 300 FedExCup points for his efforts and moved from 87th to 19th in the latest FedExCup standings. This marks Weekley’s first appearance inside the FedExCup top 20 since early in the 2009 season.

Also making a major move this week was first- and second-round leader Shawn Stefani, who finished tied for seventh. The TOUR rookie picked up his first-career top-25 finish and moved inside the top 125, settling at No. 118 in the latest FedExCup standings.

Stefani, on the year, had made three of six cuts prior to last week with his best finish coming at the Puert Rico Open presented by seepuertorico.com. That tie for 39th marked his first made cut since January’s Humana Challenge.

Streelman, who earned his first PGA TOUR victory in his 153rd start, moves to No. 6 in the FedExCup race, cracking the top 10 for the first time in his career. Streelman’s best FedExCup finish to date is a 25th-place mark in the 2010 Playoffs. Streelman never rated higher than 18th in that campaign, however.

Luke Donald moved to 53rd in the latest standings with his tie for fourth at Innisbrook. This is the first time in the history of the FedExCup that Donald ranks outside the top 50 at this point in the season.

Below are the biggest movers, both up and down, following the Tampa Bay Championship presented by EverBank.

Who's up
Rank Player Last week Change Last start
19 Boo Weekley 87 +68 2nd at the Tampa Bay Championship
118 Shawn Stefani 179 +61 T7 at the Tampa Bay Championship
6 Kevin Streelman 56 +50 Won the Tampa Bay Championship
92 Ben Kohles 136 +44 T7 at the Tampa Bay Championship
53 Luke Donald 95 +42 T4 at the Tampa Bay Championship
105 Tag Ridings 141 +36 T17 at the Tampa Bay Championship
50 Greg Chalmers 83 +33 T4 at the Tampa Bay Championship
49 Justin Leonard 82 +33 T4 at the Tampa Bay Championship
26 Cameron Tringale 59 +33 3rd at the Tampa Bay Championship
128 Rory Sabbatini 155 +27 T27 at the Tampa Bay Championship
79 Harris English 105 +26 T7 at the Tampa Bay Championship
95 Jerry Kelly 120 +25 T21 at the Tampa Bay Championship
108 Stephen Ames 131 +23 T30 at the Tampa Bay Championship
80 Brian Harman 99 +19 T14 at the Tampa Bay Championship
56 Pat Perez 75 +19 T7 at the Tampa Bay Championship
106 Jonas Blixt 124 +18 T38 at the Tampa Bay Championship
85 Dicky Pride 102 +17 T21 at the Tampa Bay Championship
Who's down
Rank Player Last week Change Last start
81 Bob Estes 64 -17 MC at the Tampa Bay Championship
78 Fabian Gomez 62 -16 MC at the Tampa Bay Championship
76 Peter Hanson 61 -15 T8 at the WGC-Cadillac Championship
86 John Senden 71 -15 MC at the Tampa Bay Championship
83 Bo Van Pelt 68 -15 T39 at the WGC-Cadillac Championship
93 Ernie Els 80 -13 T28 at the WGC-Cadillac Championship
94 Zach Johnson 81 -13 MC at the Tampa Bay Championship
68 Carl Pettersson 55 -13 MC at the Tampa Bay Championship
89 Patrick Reed 76 -13 MC at the Tampa Bay Championship
91 Nicolas Colsaerts 79 -12 T18 at the WGC-Cadillac Championship
90 Brad Fritsch 78 -12 MC at the Tampa Bay Championship
96 John Huh T85 -11 MC at the Tampa Bay Championship
65 Ted Potter Jr. 54 -11 MC at the Tampa Bay Championship
57 John Rollins 46 -11 T70 at the Tampa Bay Championship
64 Lee Westwood 53 -11 T25 at the WGC-Cadillac Championship
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