Really hope someone can help as this is a mess. 
Here is the SQL from the query:
SELECT FlightMonday.Player, FlightMonday.Team
FROM FlightMonday INNER JOIN FlightMondayRanks ON (FlightMonday.Team = FlightMondayRanks.Team) AND (FlightMonday.OverorUnder = FlightMondayRanks.MinOfOverorUnder)
GROUP BY FlightMonday.Player, FlightMonday.Team;
Background..
There are 4 "flights" with 4 people per flight. The above works great to pull the name associated with the lowest score for each flight if there are no ties.
I.E.
John - A
Bob - B
Sam - C
Bill - D
However, if John and Paul are in the same flight and each have the score of -3, the results are
John - A
Paul - A
Bob - B
Sam - C
Bill - D
This really throws all my queries and reports off. Is there away to "combine" the names to show the winner as "John & Paul"?
Know this may seem sketchy, but I am describing the best I can, if anyone thinks they can help I will do my best as I do need to get this fixed in one way or another.
Thanks in advance for any and all help!

Here is the SQL from the query:
SELECT FlightMonday.Player, FlightMonday.Team
FROM FlightMonday INNER JOIN FlightMondayRanks ON (FlightMonday.Team = FlightMondayRanks.Team) AND (FlightMonday.OverorUnder = FlightMondayRanks.MinOfOverorUnder)
GROUP BY FlightMonday.Player, FlightMonday.Team;
Background..
There are 4 "flights" with 4 people per flight. The above works great to pull the name associated with the lowest score for each flight if there are no ties.
I.E.
John - A
Bob - B
Sam - C
Bill - D
However, if John and Paul are in the same flight and each have the score of -3, the results are
John - A
Paul - A
Bob - B
Sam - C
Bill - D
This really throws all my queries and reports off. Is there away to "combine" the names to show the winner as "John & Paul"?
Know this may seem sketchy, but I am describing the best I can, if anyone thinks they can help I will do my best as I do need to get this fixed in one way or another.
Thanks in advance for any and all help!