Found a Link to the report for anybody interested.

For those who've made it that far their chances of finishing seem quite good (I reckon the dropout rate prior to has to be above 50%). Heck, their ability to group together with others hiking at about the same pace must be off the charts compared to a more typical year, so more folks to prop one another up on the down days. And if there's been a year since Eric Ryback with fewer snow and stream impediments from border to border, I couldn't begin to name it. Nobody got snow last winter.