… drew a record 444 players and non-playing contributors, and raised a record $8000.

With 240 pre-registrants for the 25th Annual Kansas City Ice Bowl, we knew going in that it was going to be a big one. The event took place January 28-29 at Rosedale Park. The unseasonable warmth that has defined this winter —snowless, sunny days in the 40s, 50s, and even 60s—continued into the weekend and primed our avid and generous disc golf community to shatter some records. The tournament drew a record 444 players and non-playing contributors, and raised a record $8000.

These proceeds will be divided equally between two local charities: Harvesters Community Food Network, and Bishop Sullivan Center. The emphasis of a KC Ice Bowl is always on charity, fun, and community, and in the mix we play a lot of golf. This year 346 players posted at least one 18-hole score, of which 239 played all 27 holes. Another 54 people were spotted at the Ice Bowl who either didn’t turn in scores or didn’t play. 38 people signed up early but may or may not have taken part. Another half-dozen people worked the tournament but didn’t play.

On Saturday, we had two scheduled flights in which people posted 18-hole scores and became eligible to play in Sunday afternoon’s final 9. On Sunday, the traditional Ice Bowl day in Kansas City, golfers formed their own groups and posted rounds in the morning. Mulligans were sold for the 18-hole rounds and brought in close to $500 for the charities. Before we teed off at 2:30 for the final nine, players were entertained by the closest-to-the-pin contest, mini golf, lunch (via the chili contest), and for those who acted quickly, some tasty 23rd Street Brewery ale.

The final nine is unique in that instead of traditional divisions, prizes are given to the player or players with the best 27-hole score on each card. Thus, there were at least 36 winners who represented the full spectrum of scores. The person with the very best score through 27 holes is the Ice Bowl Champion. This year’s champion was the returning 2010 Ice Bowl champion, Bryan Guthrie. He edged out Mike Thomas and Lee Killian by a single throw.

Thanks to All the Volunteers

At the risk of omitting any of those who helped and contributed, we want to acknowledge the people who made this Ice Bowl shine. Volunteers Ben Crosby, Rick Rothstein, Van Spratford, and Kelly Warren sacrificed their spots on the field to run the competition and handle the merchandise and sales tables. They received scorekeeping and scorecard writing assists from John Park, Mary Walters, Mike Quiroga, and Jamie Barry. Kudos to Dale and Andrew Walters for the PA system, complete with tunes, on Saturday. Thanks to the Walters clan for the photos, and to Dick Parker for setting up and running the mini contest. Thanks also to Bert Boettcher, Bob Ward, and Will Mersman for getting the courses ready. Last year’s TD, Jack Lowe, stepped up by distributing news releases (we got coverage from Channel 4, Channel 9, and Channel 41), by helping with the meal, and as a sounding board for this year’s TD.

Chili Contest – Now a KC Ice Bowl Tradition

The following people made lunch possible by entering their best recipes into the Chili Contest: Tavish Carduff; Jonathan Causey (2); Vince Como; Rhonda Crosby; Brad Damico; Suzanne Davidson; Nick Davis; Matt Hayes; Tom Henderson; J.T. Miller;  Lee Killian; Jack Lowe; Kevin Montgomery; Tammy Montgomery; Jesse Pettibon; Jay Rivard; Caleb Walker; Dale Walters; John Theiss; Tony Todd; Jeff Webb; Kevin Weiss; and Shaun Welch. The Chili Contest winner, for the second straight year, was Nick Davis, as named by judges Mio Sillings, Mike Spady, and Scott Burnett. A big thanks to Steve Glover for securing the generator from the Rodina Company, and to Bucky Buckingham for the donations of two kegs of 23rd Street ales—netting an additional $200 in donations. Let’s not forget these KCFDC Board members who helped with the food and drink: Eric Kolkmeier, Kristie Svejda, Hal Kurz, and Chris Timko.

The CTP Contest—run by Crazy John Brooks, with lots of help from John Theiss, Rhonda Crosby, Dale Walters, and Doc Cummings—raised nearly $600. Players buy chances to make a short shot or get it closest to the pin. The person who is determined to be closest picks a prize and then the next closest picks a prize. Significant prizes donated this year included a home-made rocking horse from John ”JP” Park, a Traveler Basket from Disc Golf World and Innova Disc Golf, a $100 gift certificate to Carmen’s from Pete Cashen and Dynamic Discs, hockey tickets from Jack Lowe, a water filtration device from Steve Dresser, a variety of shirts from Matt Hays and Fore Twenty Disc Golf, a DGW gift certificate, a bag and discs from the KCFDC, discs from Tom Henderson and the Baca Tournament, gift certificates from Mestizos and Mongolian Grill, some dyed goodies from Dan Howard, and more that showed up on the table. Whether mentioned here or not, we thank everyone who donated. Oh yeah, the winner, who selected the Traveler, was Thomas Davis.

Tournament Director Rick Rothstein tried something new this year by adding a Sponsorship Pledge Sheet to the entry form. A special thanks goes to these people who solicited donations from 48 friends and neighbors  to total a very impressive  $1005: Jonathan Causey, $300; Bob Dieztel, $220; Greg Pomering, $135; Blake McNeal, $127; Shaun Welch, $100; Jesse Pettibon Jr., $86; Matt Eklund, $37. Additionally, approximately $500 in donations came in as people registered. For the 2013 Ice Bowls, we intend to get these pledge sheets out earlier.

It was great day for both Kansas City Disc Golf and for fighting hunger in KC. We hope to see everyone back next year, regardless of the weather.

Ice Bowl Media Coverage

If there have been no Ice Bowls in your town, it’s time to begin the tradition. For information about how to get started, visit http://www.icebowlhq.com

The KCFDC was recently given the opportunity to promote disc golf at two youth sporting events  in Independence and Blue Springs.  The events were held on January 21 and January 28 2012.

 Both events were produced by the local parks and recreation departments. The events encourage Kansas City area youth to learn about and sign up for local athletics, clubs, and groups. Also appearing were the T-Bones Mascot Sizzle and the Chiefs KC Wolf.

Between the two events, we talked to more than 150 adults and 75 kids about Disc Golf .

  The KCFDC booth drew in large crowds and was so successful for a number of reasons…

- The  putting contests for kids were a huge draw, and we gave away club putters for the putting contests.

- The stack of Discgolfer magazines along with “What is Disc Golf” flyers we were giving away were really sweet.

- The flat screen TV displaying  disc golf dvds, the club banner and pdga banner  along with a couple of baskets on display attracted lots of attention. 

I would like to thank Eric Minton  for helping both weekends, CD Steiner for loaning out his dvds and for donating several discs for the putting contests, and Tom and Kathy Henderson.  In addition, thanks to the KCFDC for donating putters for the event.  Lastly, a huge  thanks goes out to Dan Cashen  for contacting the PDGA,   and thanks to the PDGA for donating us a box of Discgolfer magazines and flyers. 

- Thanks to all for helping make the events a huge success!

John Theiss
KCFDC Vice President, Missouri

TASK:   CLEAR ALL DOWN UNDER FAIRWAYS OF LOOSE ROCK, STUMPS AND DEBRIS and PLACE LOGS FOR EROSION CONTROL

When:  Thursday February 2 and Friday February 3rd

Time:   2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Where: Down under hole 7 fairway ( to meet and start at )

 Future workdays to include building up tee pads with tee pad gravel and box in with native stone.

BENCH MATERIAL NEEDS

Lumber:

•  6″x 6″ timbers   4 feet long or longer ( treated or cedar )      
• 2″x 4″  treated boards  
• 2″x 6″  treated boards
• 2″x 8″  treated boards
• 2″x 10″treated boards

Concrete:   any type of concrete mix or portland

Screws:      any exterior screws 3″ or 4″
 

Drop off location:  between tee 1 and parking lot  ( furthest n.e. parking spot )

Drop off dates:      tba ( probably next week end )

Drop off times:      tba

People power needed:  contact  Will @ 913-220-4833

Cash donations: contact Will @ 913-220-4833

 25th Annual KC Ice Bowl Updates For This Weekend

Thanks to the 150+ players who have already signed up for this weekend’s 25th Annual Kansas City Ice Bowl.  At the end of this post is a list of the people who are playing on Saturday.

Just a quick reminder of how the Kansas City Ice Bowl works…

The main purpose of the event is to have fun and to raise some money to help fight hunger in Kansas City. Towards this end, at least $8 of each entry goes to our charities–Harvesters and Bishop Sullivan. We also raise charitable funds by selling mulligans which can be used during the first round. We also raise money on Sunday with the lunchtime Closet-to-the-Pin Contest. Donated prizes for this event include, so far, a DISCatcher Traveler Portable Target, a two-tone PDGA Bag, hockey tickets, a disc golf bag, and discs. We’re hopeful that players will be donating other items.

Some good news is that there will be beer available at Ice Bowl again this year on Sunday, thanks to Bucky and the 23rd Street Brewery. A small donation, earmarked for our charities, will be requested.

We’re hopeful that Sunday’s chili contest will once again feed everyone. Please bring some chili. It’s free to enter the contest and you might even win a prize. If chili is not your thing, side dishes and desserts are always welcome. The Kansas City Flying Disc Club will be providing soft drinks. crackers and chips, and utensils and bowls.

There is competition at Ice Bowl, and here’s how it works…

Those who want to play the second round with a chance to win a disc, must post an 18-hole score from either Saturday or Sunday morning. We will sort the scores from low to high, and put players on cards for the final nine. Both the top and bottom courses will be used. The player with the best 27-hole score on each card will win a disc. The player with the best 27-hole score overall will be the KC Ice Bowl Champion and will add his name to the traveling trophy that he’ll keep for the year.

As in year’s past, we’re expecting 300-400 players to be involved with Ice Bowl. We encourage you to preregister before 5 p.m. on Friday at Disc Golf World. We can also take your registration over the phone at 816.471.3472.

Looking forward to seeing everyone this weekend. The weather forecast is pretty sweet: partly cloudy and temps in the upper 30s to low 42s. The usual Ice Bowl rules apply. The event will not be postponed because of weather. No wimps and whiners are allowed, and there are excuses for not supporting the KC Ice Bowl.

 If you have any questions, please contact me.

Rick Rothstein
TD, KC’s 25th Annual Ice Bowl
816.471.3472
816.914.0094
rick@discgolfworld.com

Saturday’s Schedule
10 am Round
 8:15 – 9:20 – Check in.  Let us know you’re here, buy mulligans, CTP tickets, clothing.
9:45: Players’  Meeting
10:00: Tee off

 
1:30 pm Round
8:15 – 12:50 – Check in. Let us know you’re here, buy mulligans, CTP tickets, clothing.
1:15:  Players’  Meeting
1:30: Tee off

Sunday’s Schedule
8:00 – 10:30: Registration. Check in and scorecard pick-up.
8:00 – 10:30: Form your own group of no more than 5 players, and play an 18-hole round. You can play either course–Original or Downunder.
Noon – 2:00: Lunch is served. CTP contest. Group photo.
2:15: Players’ meeting.
2:30: Nine-hole round. Holes and groups will be assigned.
4:00: Awards and prizes and salutations.   

Saturday’s Players
If your name is on neither of the lists means that you are either  playing Sunday or didn’t put your preference on the form or aren’t playing at all. If you want to secure a spot on Saturday, please contact me at 816.914.0094. Also, some of you are on both lists. If you can let me know which round  you are intending to play, that would help.

The field for each round on Saturday is capped at 108 players (6 per hole.) We will strive to accommodate all requests for people to play with whom they want to play with.

10 am Saturday
Austin    Amerill
Caleb    Berciunas
Harold    Berciunas
Matt    Bergkamp
Albert    Boettcher
Jim    Burcham
Chris    Carr
Pete    Cashen
Vince    Como
Travis    Daetwiler
Steven    Dickman
Steve    Drew
Pete    Engleman
BJ    Font
Sean    Fountain
Graham    Fox
Cecil    Freeze
Kyle    Gardner
Steve    Glover
DeCody    Gueltzau
Bryson    Kahane
Joseph    Hernandez
Juan    Hernandez
Caleb    Jarrett
Earl    Johansen
Ted    Keith
Lee    Killian
John    Kimbrell
Ian    Kloiber
Brad    Lake
Kelly    Markum
Jason    McEwen
William    Mersman
Mark    Mills
Bill    Neenan
Ryan    Nibert
Steve    Pfost
Mike    Quiroga
Bill    Shinoski
Eric W    Smith
Van    Spratford
Jon    Thomas
Mike    Thomas
Tony    Troxel
Bob    Ward
Andrew    Warren
Nick    Winklebauer
John    Wyman

1:30 pm – Saturday
Dustin    Almand
Josh    Anderson
Caleb    Berciunas
Harold    Berciunas
Thom    Bristow
Jim    Burcham
Chris    Carr
Steve    Carr
Joshua    Collins
Kevin    Corbin
Chase    Cooper
Ben    Crosby
Rhonda    Crosby
Matt    Crutcher
Brandon    Deerr
Tom    Demark
Sean    Elliott
Justin    Gardner
Sean    Gibson
Bryan    Hardin
Billy    Harmon
Kristian    Harmon
Carl    Harris
Pearson    Harris
Jerry    Harvey
Dan    Howard
Caleb    Jarrett
Eric    Kolkmeier
Bret    Long
Jack    Lowe
Cory    Lucas
Levi    Malottki
Chris    Mangiaracina
Frank    Mangiaracina
Joseph    Mangiaracina
Jason    Meyer
Jake    Nelson
Jeff    Ozorkiewicz
Zach    Ozorkiewicz
Jody    O’Keefe
Danny    Rodriguez
Ashlyn    Rozean
Michael    Ryan
Terry    Seek
Michael    Tayor
Demian    Vela
David    Vowiell
Andrew    Walters
Dale    Walters
Mary    Walters
Sean    Wright
Dan    Youngblood
Suzie    Zell
     

Kansas City’s 25th Annual Ice Bowl
January 28-29 2012

Ice Bowl 2012 News From Rick Rothstein:

Registration for Kansas City’s 25th Annual Ice Bowl is now open at Disc Golf World. You can download an entry form and a pledge sheet here.   Pre-registering is always a good thing and most appreciated.

The Pledge Sheet is something new for this year. Hopefully, many Ice Bowl participants will ask their friends and family to help out by pledging money for each hole they play at Ice Bowl. In addition to supporting our long-time charity, Bishop Sullivan Center, we are also raising funds for Harvesters—the Community Food Network. Our goal for 2012 is $4000, which is about $1000 more from 2011.

As always, Ice Bowl is more about fun and charity than competition. However, the overall winner gets to keep the Ice Bowl traveling trophy for one year. Our current Ice Bowl champ is Leo DaPrato. Also for those who play the final nine, the winner of each card with the best 27-hole score will win a DX disc.

Similar to the way it was run last year, we’ll have two shotgun starts on Saturday, January 28—at 10 am and 1:30 pm on the top course. We’ll run a maximum of 108 (18 groups of 6) each round. We’ll strive to accommodate all  “I-want-to-play-with-someone-specific” requests. This year you can purchase and use mulligans on Saturday as well as Sunday. If there are fewer than 108 players for the afternoon round, people who played in the morning may play a second round for a $5 donation and use the better score for final-nine placement.

Sunday, January 29 will be the traditional Ice Bowl Celebration featuring pick-your-time-with-your-own-group rounds on either course teeing off from 8-10. The closest-to-the-hole contest will conclude around 2 pm. Lunch, which is provided by players bringing chili for the Chili Contest and other munchables to share begins at noon. The final nine hole round tees off around 2:30. To play the final round for a prize, you must have played one round on Saturday or Sunday morning.

We’re looking for a person or a team of people who will work with me but will take responsibility for the lunch and the chili contest. This includes finding a generator or generators to power 30-40 crocks of chili, securing bowls and utensils, securing soft drinks, and suggesting or securing a cool prize for the Chili Contest winner. The KCFDC is producing this event and will pay for the what needs to be paid for.

Please consider donating a prize for the Closest-To-The-Pin Contest. This might be a gift certificate from your favorite restaurant or watering hole or some other business; disc golf goodies; movie or sporting event tickets; etc. It’s a great place to re-gift those less-than-satisfying Christmas gifts!

If you want to help staff the event on either or both days, donate a prize, bring some chili or other food, please give me a call at 816.471.3472 or 816.914.0094 or shoot an email to rick@discgolfworld.com. Look for updates out here.

One more thing: here is link to a full-color KC Ice Bowl flier.  Please post this wherever disc golfers or potential disc golfers gather.

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT      

Ken   Franks   49   52   57   51   209
Pete   Cashen   53   55   59   52   219
Slim   Belcher   52   56   55   57   220
Leo   Daprato   50   59   56   56   221
Jordan   Hinck   54   55   63   56   228

A FLIGHT                  

Joe   Hesting   54   57   58   51   220
Billy   Nelson   54   58   56   52   220
Jay   Cram   53   60   59   54   226
Dan   Loomis   57   55   63   53   228
Brian   Taylor   60   54   63   53   230
Chris   Timko   53   59   66   62   240

B FLIGHT                  

CD   Steiner   56   59   55   50   220
Lee   Killian   58   58   55   51   222
Fred   Smith   58   59   57   51   225
Dick   Parker   55   60   59   53   227
Matt   Hays   57   59   65   56   237
Jamie Barry   59   59   65   56   239
Elliot   Hicks   54   63   69   54   240
Frank   Weaver   56   64   70   58   248

C FLIGHT                  

Mark   Albers   55   66   62   52   235
Adam   Cossette   61   64   63   55   243
Eric   Minton   61   64   63   56   244
Ryan   Keck   60   63   63   59   245
John   Theiss   61   64   65   59   249
Ted   Keith   56   66   72   56   250
Matt   Perry   61   62   66   62   251
Jon   Thomas   63   63   74   54   254

D FLIGHT                  

Travis   Daetwiler   60   69   64   57   250
Jason   Pool   62   65   69   55   251
Bill    Shinoski   64   66   66   60   256
Tom   Verstraete   64   65   70   57   256
Has   Weding   62   66   69   61   258
Sean   Chancellor   63   66   68   62   259
Chris   Millsap   63   67   67   65   262
Boyd   Childers   64   66   74   57   261
Jason    Talley   64   65   76   60   265

E FLIGHT                  

Conner   Mitts   66   69   68   62   265
Tavish   Carduff   64   69   72   61   266
Jim   Ramey   64   67   74   65   270
Minna   Dennis   63   72   75   64   274
Ed   Holbrook   63   73   82   63   281

F FLIGHT                  

Neil   Roth   67   75   73   59   274
Justin   Glisson   76   66   78   57   277
Jeff   Ozorkeiwicz   70   72   84   56   282
Van   Spratford   74   66   77   70   287
Dale   Walters   76   68   81   66   291

G FLIGHT                  

Austin   Penca   78   71   79   66   294
Andrew   Walters   67   81   82   65   295
Earl   Johansen   70   77   83   66   296
Trevor   Gruber   69   80   91   73   313

H FLIGHT                  

Jordan   Ramey   74   80   71   63   288
Kent   Kelly   77   81   85   68   311
Tiffany    Verstraete   76   81   96   73   326

I FLIGHT                  

Bobby   Dietzel   82   92   97   78   349
Mary   Walters   84   95   94   80   353
April   Jenkins   89   97   95   79   360

TEE OFF @ 10AM 10-16-11 Wyandotte County Park

 Championship Flight            
Ken   Franks   49   52   101
Pete   Cashen   53   55   108
Slim   Belcher   52   56   108
Jordan   Hinck   54   55   109
Leo    Daprato   50   59   109
A Flight            
Caleb   Walker   52   59   111
Cooper   Arnold   53   58   111
Joe   Hesting   54   57   111
Chris    Timko   53   59   112
Billy    Nelson   54   58   112
Daniel   Loomis   57   55   112
Jay   Cram   53   60   113
Brian   Taylor   60   54   114
B Flight            
Dick   Parker   55   60   115
CD   Steiner   56   59   115
Lee   Killian   58   58   116
Matt   Hays   57   59   116
Elliot   Hicks   54   63   117
Jack   Lowe   53   64   117
Fred   Smith   58   59   117
Jamie   Berry   59   59   118
Frank   Weaver   56   64   120
C Flight            
Mark   Albers   55   66   121
Ted   Keith   56   66   122
Matt   Perry   61   62   123
Ryan   Keck   60   63   123
Rusty   Scheiterle   58   66   124
John   Theiss   61   64   125
Eric   Minton   61   64   125
Adam   Cossette   61   64   125
Jon   Thomas   63   63   126
D Flight            
Jason   Pool   62   65   127
Hans   Weding   62   66   128
Travis   Daetwiler   60   69   129
Sean   Chancellor   63   66   129
Tom   Verstraete   64   65   129
Jason   Talley   64   65   129
Chris    Millsap   63   67   130
Boyd   Childers   64   66   130
Bill    Shinoski   64   66   130
E Flight            
Jim   Ramey   64   67   131
Ben   Crosby   63   69   132
Tavish   Carduff   64   69   133
Matt    Fox   59   74   133
Amanda    Jackson   64   70   134
Minna   Dennis   63   72   135
Conner   Mitts   66   69   135
Ed   Holbrook   63   73   136
F Flight            
Van   Spratford   74   66   140
Justin   Glisson   76   66   142
Jeff   Ozorkeiwicz   70   72   142
Neil   Roth   67   75   142
Mike   Penny   69   75   144
Dale    Walters   76   68   144
G Flight           
Earl   Johansen   70   77   147
Andrew    Walters   67   81   148
Austin   Penca   78   71   149
Trevor   Gruber   69   80   149
H Flight           
Jordan   Ramey   74   80   154
Karl   Artinger   77   80   157
Tiffany    Verstraete   76   81   157
Kent   Kelley   77   81   158
I Flight            
Rhonda   Crosby   82   91   173
Bobby   Dietzel   82   92   174
Mary   Walters   84   95   179
April   Jenkins   89   97   186

The General Membership Meeting/Elections will be held November 5 at Westport Flea Market Bar and Grill, 817 Westport Rd, KCMO. The club will cover the cost of the food; drinks will be on your own. It is a cash-only establishment. Food will be available at 6:00 PM and the meeting will begin at 6:30 PM. Only active members may run for office and vote. You may pay your dues at the meeting. 
 
The Board of Directors consists of nine members, four of which will be elected this year. At their first meeting, the new Board decides which Board members will occupy these positions: President, Vice President of Missouri, Vice President of Kansas, Treasurer, Secretary, Chief Technology Officer, and Sergeant at Arms. The remaining two members serve as at-large members. If you are interested in running for the Board, please contact Becky Stebbins at borntoshimmer2003@yahoo.com. You can also declare your candidancy at the meeting. Also, If you are planning to attend the meeting, please RSVP at the same email address, so that we may plan for the food.  
 
This is your opportunity to get involved and to determine the leadership for the KCFDC. We look forward to seeing you there!

          
Amateur 1 – 12            
David   Valdiviez   51   52   103
Eric   Eastwood   53   51   104
Peter   Bures   53   53   106
Lee   Killian   57   51   108
Jason   Rollins   54   55   109
Edwin   Hart   56   57   113
Ryan   Keck   61   53   114
Greg   Utz   58   60   118
Steve   Thimmesch   62   59   121
Chris   Milsap   65   61   126
Joey   Brown   67   DNF   DNF
Kevin   Manning   DNF      DNF

Amateur 2 – 21
Juan   Hernandez   58   49   107
Frank   Weaver   51   58   109
Tony   Dutiel   57   53   110
Jason   Pool   55   56   111
Jon   Thomas   60   55   115
Brian   Palmer   59   57   116
William   Mersman   59   59   118
Steve   Karpovich   57   62   119
Ben   Crosby   61   59   120
Bill   Shinoski   64   56   120
Ricky   Soptic   60   60   120
Russell   Beadle   62   59   121
Zeke   Henry   65   57   122
Brad   Lenheim   63   61   124
Joe   Bristow   64   61   125
Brock   Worthley   64   62   126
Kristian   Harmon   63   66   129
Ed   Holbrook   61   69   130
Marshall   Preble   69   66   135
Justin   Rodgers   68   DNF   DNF
Chase   Cooper   70   DNF   DNF

Women’s Amateur 2 – 2            
Sky   Nidiffer   68   78   146
Rhonda   Crosby   81   81   162

Amateur 3 – 29            
Ben   Patterson   58   59   117
Joe   Pavlecich   63   57   120
Joe   Kneidel   62   59   121
Jed   Baughman   62   62   124
Tad   Eisenhauer   63   61   124
Joe   Hammontree   62   63   125
Neill   Horton   65   61   126
Jeff   Ozorkiewicz   63   64   127
Julian   Garcia   66   63   129
Todd   Andrews   65   65   130
Nathan   Abbott   68   64   132
John Cruz   Reyes   64   68   132
David   Vowiell   71   62   133
Justin   Glisson   72   64   136
Jason   Moss   69   67   136
Andrew   Cox   67   70   137
Jakob   Nelson   71   67   138
Bradley   Piper   77   61   138
Tom   Henderson   70   69   139
Austin   Penca   73   68   141
Earl   Johansen    72   70   142
Brittany   Naumann   75   68   143
Michael   Quiroga   74   69   143
Dallas   Engel   79   76   155
Mauricio   Garcia   82   74   156
Adam   Abernathey   89   90   179
Ken   Gordhamer   75   DNF   DNF
Curt   Smith   80   DNF   DNF
Philip   Shafer   84   DNF   DNF

Amateur 4 – 12            
Robert Brandon   Jones   65   58   123
Dale   Walters   59   67   126
Cole   Vornholt   62   66   128
Rob   Martin   67   64   131
Steve   Conwell   71   61   132
Nathan   Tenborg   72   64   136
Andrew   Walters   72   65   137
Jason   Dockery   73   70   143
Zach   Ozorkiewicz   84   70   154
Aaron   Rubenking   82   79   161
Bradford   Doolitte   70   DNF   DNF
Brian   Barker   80   DNF   DNF

Women’s Amateur 4 – 3            
Mary   Walters   82   87   169
April    Jenkins   90   80   170
Susan   Zell   86   DNF   DNF

Masters – 5            
Eric   Garberg   58   53   111
Andre   Labruyere   59   56   115
Bert   Boettcher   60   57   117
Kelly   Warren   62   60   122
James   McLauhlin   66   59   125

Grandmasters – 6            
Mark   Mills   55   56   111
Bob   Ward   60   57   117
Tony   Todd   62   57   119
Dan   Howard   60   60   120
William   Sapp   68   67   135
Ray   Kinnett   71   65   136

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