[NSRCA-discussion] Where are the Nats scores

[JShulman at cfl.rr.com]

Here's some scores for Masters and FAI. I want to congratulate Ryan 
McLaughlin for a great "welcome back" to pattern after 14 years off and 
winning Masters. Not ony did he do better than he ever imagined, but he 
had a great time doing it. I think everyone had a great time at this 
Nats, despite todays horrible weather. I'll post some pics later this 
week/end, right now, I'm gonna try and get a couple hours sleep before 
I leave for home (4:30am). 

Masters: 
1. Ryan McLaughlin 2965.9 Impact, OS-160 
2. Cameron Smith 2962.6 Symphony, Hacker 
3. Glenn Watson 2941 Partner, YS-160 
4. AC Glenn 2914 Partner, YS-160 
5. Rusty Fried 2908.1 Lazulite, Hacker 
6. John Fuqua 2907.5 Impact, OS-140 
7. Jeff Carder 2906.8 Brio, YS-160 
8. Archie Stafford 2102 (lost his pipe twice) Mantis, YS-160 

FAI: 
1. Quique Somenzini 1998 Brio, Hacker 
2. Chip Hyde 1989 Genesis, Hacker 
3. Jason Shulman 1981 Impact, Hacker 
4. Don Szczur 1941.2 Brio, YS-160 
5. Sean McMurtry 1939.6 Astral XX Plus, YS-170 
6. Andrew Jesky 1917 Brio, Hacker 
7. Chad Northeast 1795 (first finals) Twister, Pletty Evo 
8. Dave Lockhart 1748 Prestige, Hacker A-60 


----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Wickizer <mwickizer at msn.com>
Date: Thursday, July 20, 2006 6:55 pm
Subject: Re: [NSRCA-discussion] Where are the Nats scores
To: nsrca-discussion at lists.nsrca.org

> Intermediate final results, (from memory)
> 
> 1. Ryan Archer (12 yrs old, and the real thing)
> 2. Ryan Smith
> 3. Chuck Hochhalter
> 4. Gary Courtney
> 5. Jim Sheffield
> 
> Very deep class this year, 13 pilots had a shot at a top 5 finish 
> going into 
> the last day. Chuck won the last three rounds to move from 13th on 
> Monday to 
> 3rd in the finals. Ryan Archer didn't win a round but flew every 
> round very 
> well and consistently.
> 
> Advanced final results:
> 
> 1. Brett Wickizer (won all 6 rounds)
> 2. Mike Hester
> 3. Mark Hunt
> 4. Keith Black
> 5. Scott Smith
> 
> Less than 100 points between 2nd and 5th. Another tight race all 
> the way 
> through the last day.
> 
> Congrats to everybody