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Complete Results Courtesy of Fieldandclays.com Wednesday 19-21 yard: Robert Viszler, Michigan (20), 96 22-23 yard: Kenneth Ahearn, Michigan (23), 95 24-26 yard: Gregory Santo, Michigan (25.5), 97 27 yard: Carl Chadwell, Ohio (27), 97 + 24-24-24-25 shootoff over Paul Shaw, Ontario (27), and Larry Litwin Jr., Michigan (27) Lady: Jody Slaughter, Pennsylvania (25), 93 Junior: none entered Sub-Junior: Austin Arnold, Michigan (20), 93 + 22 sh over Justin Liniger, Ohio Veteran: Kenneth Ridgway, Ohio (22.5), 93 Senior Vet: Robert Walters, Michigan (19), 92 Top three scorers in Event 1 were 97—Carl Chadwell, Larry Litwin Jr., Gregory Santo, Paul Shaw 96—Vance Wise, Kay Ohye, Robert Viszler, Leo Harrison III 95—Tom Crager, Kenneth Darroch, Robert Scheonrock, Roland Roesslein, Kenneth Ahearn, Jerry Capicchioni, Michael Rademacher Event 2 (100 Singles): Winner: Paul Shaw, Ontario, 100 + carryover over Justin Liniger, Ohio Runnerup: Justin Liniger, Ohio, 100 Class AAA: Kenneth Darroch, Pennsylvania, 100 + 49 carryover Class AA: Kirk Burl, Michigan, 100 + 49 carryover Class A: Dale Prochnow, Wisconsin, 100 + 98 carryover Class B: Kevin Guy, Ohio, 99 + 48 carryover over Kyle Arnold, Michigan, 47, and David Bronson, Michigan, 46 Class C: Edmond Lewis, New York, 98 + 47 carryover over Ken Prince, Wisconsin, 48; John Kather, Wisconsin, 45; and Edward Nast, Indiana, forfeit Class D: Dalton Malone, Michigan, 99 Lady: Deborah Ohye, New Jersey, 99 Junior: none entered Sub-Junior: Matthew Ford, Wisconsin, 98 (Justin Liniger, Ohio, won runnerup with 100) Veteran: Dewayne Kitley, Michigan, 98 + 50 carryover over Edmond Lewis, New York, and Lyle Gardner, Michigan, 47 Senior Vet: Stuart Laeder, Michigan, 97 Top three scorers in Event 2 were 100—Barry Kemper, Mark Kulpanowski, Dale Prochnow, Kenneth Darroch, Gregory Santo, Justin Liniger, Roland Roesslein, Paul Shaw, Kirk Burl 99—Carl Chadwell, Dalton Malone, Richard Burkett, Paul Sedwick, Vance Wise, Kevin Guy, Kyle Arnold, Deborah Ohye, Kay Ohye, Karl Hampel, Robert Scheonrock, Dale Staley, David Bronson, Jerry Capicchioni 98—Dewayne Kitley, Keith Heeg, John Kather, Tom Crager,
Edmond Lewis, Scott Morton, Lyle Gardner, Stephen Snodgrass, Lisa Woodward,
Lloyd Manor, Robert Viszler Jr., Ken Prince, John Kasdorf, Robert Viszler,
Matthew Ford, Glenn Buege, Edward Nast Event 3 (100 Handicap): 19-21 yard: Anne Colgan, Wisconsin (19), 95 (Michael Glass, Michigan (20), forfeited, and Arnold Austin with 96 won Sub-Junior) 22-23 yard: Wanda Zimmerman, Ohio (23), 92 + 24 shootoff over Kenneth Ahearn, Michigan (23), 22, forfeit by Robert Young, Michigan (22), and Rosanne Garvison, Michigan (22.5) with 96 won Lady 24-26 yard: Mark Fedders, Michigan (24.5), 97 27 yard: Kenneth Darroch, Pennsylvania (27), 99 Lady: Rosanne Garvison, Michigan (22.5), 96 Junior: Michael Fox Jr., New York (23), 89 Sub-Junior: Austin Arnold, Michigan (20), 96 Veteran: Ronald Breuer, Michigan (24.5), 95 Senior Vet: Robert Walters, Michigan (19), 92 The three top scorers in Event 3 were 99—Kenneth Darroch 98—Kenneth Sims 97—Barry Kemper, Larry Litwin Jr., Kay Ohye, Mark Fedders, Ben Smith, Brad Dysinger Thursday 19-21 yard: Gary Clark, Michigan (21), 96 [Robert Viszler Jr., Michigan (21.5), forfeited; Barb Korka, Michigan (20.5) with 98 won Lady; and Austin Arnold, Michigan (20.5), with 98 won Sub-Junior] 22-23 yard: Lonnie Osbron, Michigan (22.5), 97 24-26 yard: Tom Crager, Ohio (25.5), 96 27 yard: Kenneth Darroch, Pennsylvania (27), 97 + 25 shootoff over Carl Chadwell, Ohio (27), 23 Lady: Barb Korka, Michigan (20.5), 98 Junior: Michael Fox Jr., New York (23), 94 Sub-Junior: Austin Arnold, Michigan (20.5), 98 Veteran: Norris Chadwell, Michigan (24), 94 + 23 shootoff over Edmond Lewis, New York (22.5), 22 Senior Vet: Warren Pope, Indiana (21.5), 95 Those with the top five scores were 98—Barb Korka, Austin Arnold 97—Carl Chadwell, Kenneth Darroch, Lonnie Osbron 96—Tom Crager, Gary Clark, Robert Viszler Jr., Scott Wirtz 95—Leland Hassler, Warren Pope, Barry Kemper, Vance Wise, Donald Sandel, Kenneth Sims, Gregory Santo, David Long 94—Norris Chadwell, Keith Heeg, Jake Slaughter, Edmond
Lewis, Thomas Montopoli, Kay Ohye, Michael Fox Jr., David Lade, James Putty, Tim
Dorner, Steve Hawkins, Lawrence Grubbs Event 5 (100 Singles): Winner: Kay Ohye, New Jersey, 100 + carryover over Paul Shaw, Ontario; Steve Corwin, Ohio; Gary Garvison, Michigan; and Justin Liniger, Ohio Runnerup: Paul Shaw, Ontario, 100 Class AAA: Steve Corwin, Ohio, 100 (Justin Liniger, Ohio, won Sub-Junior) Class AA: Gary Garvison, Michigan, 100 Class A: Dewayne Kitley, Michigan, 99 Class B: Louis Black Jr., Michigan, 99 Class C: Bob Septer, Ohio, 98 Class D: Gino Dalessio, Michigan, 99 Lady: Deborah Ohye, New Jersey, 99 Junior: Michael Fox Jr., New York, 94 Sub-Junior: Justin Liniger, Ohio, 100 Veteran: Donald Tasler, Ohio, 98 (Dewayne Kitley with 99 won Class A.) Senior Vet: Arthur Collingsworth, Michigan 96 + carryover over Gene Bauer, Illinois, and Karl Freed, Ohio Those with the top three scores were 100—Gary Garvison, Kay Ohye, Justin Liniger, Paul Shaw 99—Dewayne Kitley, Carl Chadwell, Richard Burkett, Cliff McDonald, Vance Wise, Larry Litwin Jr., Deborah Ohye, Robert Scheonrock, Kirk Burl, Kerry Allor, Steve Corwin, Larry Chinski, Ken H. Smith, Gino Dalessio, Barry Ott, Louis Black Jr. 98—Ronald Hoff, Scott Morton, Donald Tasler, Barry Kemper, Lisa Woodward, Lloyd Manor, Roderick Demond, Dale Prochnow, Kenneth Darroch, Gregory Santo, John Kasdorf, Peter Dobrzeniecki, Fred Whitmire, Glenn Buege, David Lade, James Putty, Bob Septer, Lance Morgan, David Amundson, Richard Musetti, Susan Parsons, Steve Hawkins, Donald Hoffman Event 6 (100 Doubles): Winner :
Barry Kemper, Michigan, 100 Runnerup: Richard
Musetti, Michigan, 99 Class AAA: Paul
Shaw, Ontario, 98 (Kenneth Darroch, Pennsylvania, forfeit) Class AA: Kerry
Allor of Michigan, Steve Corwin of Ohio, or David Blazek of Wisconsin – 96
(Sorry, I missed the news about who won this!) Class A: Don Logghe, Michigan, 95 Class B: Dale
Prochnow, Wisconsin, 91 Class C: William
Tucker, Indiana, 93 (Marlan Dykstra, Wisonsin, with 94 won Veteran) Class D: Wanda
Zimmerman, Ohio, 91 (Michael Fox Jr., New York, with 94 won Junior) Lady: Deborah
Ohye, New Jersey, 95 Junior: Michael
Fox Jr., New York, 94 Sub-Junior: Justin
Liniger, Ohio, 93 Veteran: Marlan
Dykstra, Wisconsin, 94 Senior Vet: Roman Sinnen, Minnesota, 85 Those with the top five high scores in Event 6 were 100—Barry Kemper 99—Richard
Musetti 98—Kenneth
Darroch, Paul Shaw 97—Kay Ohye 96—Keith Heeg, Kerry Allor, Steve Corwin, David Blazek Friday Friday began with an early rain, but when the first squads
were called to the line for Event 7 (100 Singles), the skies had cleared, and it
appeared to be a perfect (but cool) day for shooting. The high temperature
expected was 62. Conditions remained calm until a little past midway in Event 8
(100 Handicap) when, at 4 p.m., rain, lightning, and thunder caused the line to
be cleared. At 4:15 the announcement was made that Event 9 (100 Doubles) would be postponed until Saturday morning, followed by a reduced 100-bird Class Singles, and then the 100-bird Preliminary Handicap. At 4:45 Friday, shooters were summoned back to the line to finish the handicap event. Thirty-nine 100 straights were entered in Event 7 (100 Singles), with carryover to Saturday’s Class Singles and Sunday’s Singles Championship. Here is the trophy list after carryover: Winner: Kay
Ohye, New Jersey, 100 Runnerup: Drew Waller, Ohio, 100 Class AAA: Paul
Shaw, Ontario, 100 Class AA: Larry
Litwin, Michigan, 100 Class A: Gary
Holbrook, Michigan, 100 Class B: Borden
Zazinsky, Ontario, 100 Class C: Ken Prince, Wisconsin, 100 Class D: Dale Hippensteel, Michigan, 99 Lady: Deborah
Ohye, New Jersey, 100 Junior: Thomas Murphy III, New York, 100 Sub-Junior: Justin Liniger, Ohio, 100 Veteran: David
Brusman, Ohio, 10 Senior Veteran: Allen Tomnitz, South Dakota, 99 High scorers in Event 7 were 100--Keith Heeg, Richard Burkett, Vance Wise, Deborah Ohye, Kay Ohye, Kenneth Darroch, sub-junior Justin Liniger, Roland Roesslein, Ben Smith, Paul Shaw, Richard Marshall Jr., Steve Corwin, Ken H. Smith, veteran David Brusman, junior Thomas Murphy III, Richard Musetti, Drew Waller, Steven Keeley, Frank Pascoe, Scott Taylor, Thomas Ruble, Various Frank Wood, Larry Litwin Jr., Gary Garvison, Kenneth Sims, John Kasdorf, Fred Whitmire, Jeffrey Webb, Allen Brackett, William Wylie, Ronald Hoff, Leland Hassler, Gary Holbrook, Dale Prochnow, David Fox, junior Charles Misch, Borden Zazinsky, Ken Prince, Vern Billings 99--Carl Chadwell, George Snellenberger, Richard McCollum,
Leslie McNally, James Blevins, Donald Tasler, Stephen Snodgrass, Lisa Woodward,
Gregory Santo, Gerald Vasicek, Robert Scheonrock, Dale Staley, Brad Dysinger,
Kirk Burl, senior vet winner Allen Tomnitz, David Bronson, Leo Harrison III,
Jerry Capicchioni, Roger Brenner, Chris Schlichter, Joseph Riccobono, Dan Logghe,
Scott Wirtz, Andy Murdock, Thomas Murphy Jr., Steve Hawkins, James Creighton,
Matthias Staehler, Christopher Miller, John Stover, Germain Spriet, Jalal Abtahi,
Class D winner Dale Hippensteel, Randall Hughes, Thomas Heisler, Shon Doyle II,
Robert Seemann, Dale Brundage, Rodger Warren, Edwin Sytko, Ronald Charniga, Don
Thourot, George Covalle, Terry Jordan Event 8 (100 Handicap): Winner: Charles Schmidt, Michigan (23.5), 99 Runnerup: Paul Shaw, Ontario (27), 98 + 25 shootoff over Dan Logghe, Michigan (26), 23, and Mike Dehabey, Ohio (27), 22 3rd: Dan
Logghe, Michigan (26), 98 4th: Mike
Dehabey, Ohio (27), 98 5th: Phil
Kiner, Wyoming (27), 97 19-21 yard: Ron
Mida, Michigan (20), 97 22-23 yard: Kenneth
Ahearn, Michigan (23), 97 24-26 yard: Ronald
Kot, Indiana (26), 97 27 yard: Richard Marshall Jr., Nebraska (27), 96 Lady: Kathy Fitzgibbons, Michigan (21.5), 93 Junior: Charles
Misch, Indiana (26.5), 95 Sub-Junior: Allen
Brenner, New York (20.5), 96 Veteran: Gerald
Agle, Michigan (21), 94 Senior Veteran: Jim Papst, Michigan (20), 96 The top five high scorers in Event 8 were 99—Charles Schmidt 98—Paul Shaw, Mike Dehabey, Dan Logghe 97—Ronald Kot, Kenneth Ahearn, Phil Kiner, James Hagle,
Scott Taylor, Ron Mida 96—Gary Clark, Gregory Santo, Richard Marshall Jr., Allen
Brenner, Chris Schlichter, Joseph Riccobono, Scott Wirtz, Jim Papst, Richard
Musetti, Dale Clawson, Nicholas, Elka, William Wylie 95—Earl Munson, Michael Walker, Kay Ohye, Kenneth Darroch, Ben Smith, Kenneth Donat, Kirk Burl, Jon Hayes, Leroy Campeau Jr., Larry Chinski, James Novak, Mike Empey, David Proper, Bob Eminger, Christopher Miller, Camiel Verlinde, Vernon Beasley, Matthew Krizinski, Don Thourot, Charles Misch
Winner: Dana
Dobson, Kentucky, 100 Runnerup: Richard
Marshall Jr., Nebraska, 99 + 20 shootoff over Phil Kiner, Wyoming, and T. J.
Arvas Jr., New Mexico, 19; Dennis Howe, Michigan, 16; Allen Tomnitz, South
Dakota, won Senior Vet Class AAA: Phil
Kiner, Wyoming, 99 Class AA: Thomas
Murphy III, New York, 97 (Mark Kulpanowski, Michigan; Otto Kocmit III, Ohio; and
Terry Jordan, Ontario, forfeit) Class A: Dennis
Howe, Michigan, 99 (Allen Tomnitz, South Dakota, won Senior Vet Class B: William Simonar, Wisconsin, 95 (D. Z. Price, Michigan, forfeit) Class C: William
Tucker, Indiana – 96 Class D: Lonnie
Osbron, Michigan – 93 Lady: Jacque Snellenberger, Michigan – 95 + carryover over Lou Ann Munson, Minnesota Junior: Bobby
Stubblefield, Illinois, 9 Sub-Junior: Justin
Liniger, Ohio, 94 + 18 shootoff over Michael Salisbury, New York, 17 Veteran: William Turner, Michigan, 94 + 19 shootoff over Charles Baugher, Michigan, 18 Senior Vet: Allen Tomnitz, South Dakota, 99 Saturday Winner : Kay Ohye, New Jersey, 100 Runnerup: Drew Waller, Ohio, 100 Class AAA: Glenn Buege, Michigan, 100 Class AA: John Voliva, Indiana, 100 Class A: Gary Holbrook, Michigan, 100 Class B: Stephen Snodgrass, Maryland, 100 Class C: Michael Ballard, Michigan, 100 Class D: Jeff Vanvels, Michigan, 99 Lady: Cathy Wehinger, Wisconsin, 100 Junior: Thomas Murphy III, New York, 100 Sub-Junior: Michael Salisbury, New York, 99 Veteran: Paul Stiers, Indiana, 100 Senior Vet: Fred
Kruger, Michigan, 100 High scorers in Event 10 were 100—Carl Chadwell, Gary Holbrook, Stephen Snodgrass, Larry Litwin Jr., Robert Munson, Lou Ann Munon, Michael Ballard, Deborah Ohye, Kay Ohye, Robert Scheonrock, Leo Harrison III, Glenn Buege, George Rapoli, Thomas Murphy III, Fred Kruger, Phil Kiner, Drew Waller, Donald Neilson Jr., Patrick McCarthy, Cathy Wehinger, Larry Wehinger, Paul Stiers, Rick Nelson, Frederick Kaschak, John Voliva 99—Keith Heeg, George Snellenberger, Jake Slaughter, Barry Kemper, Vance Wise, Kevin Guy, Gary Garvison, Charles Baugher, Quentin Cox, Kenneth Darroch, John Kasdorf, Dale Staley, Kenneth Ahearn, Paul Shaw, Allen Tomnitz, Richard Marshall Jr., Steve Corwin, Mike Dehabey, Frank Spagnuolo, Dan Logghe, Gene Bauer, Max Masten, David Brusman, James Novak, Larry Telfer, Richard Musetti, James Chapman, Brent Miller, John Farina, Jeffrey Webb, Guenther Dittmer, Michael Salisbury, Kalen Nester, Allen Brackett, Tom Acklin, Eric Weikum, Steven Keeley, John Garrison, Frank Pascoe, D. Z. Price, Scott Taylor, T. J. Arvas Jr., Jeffrey Walters, William Wylie, Jack Brown, Peter Streuber, Steve Stedman, Mike Jaye, Jeff Vanvels, Terry Jordan, Dwight Paulin, Craig Klenzman, Vern Stalter, Raymond Jahnke, Joe Pascoe, Scott Schoch, Delbert Fife, Michael Gooch, Vance Carnes, Andrew Davidson, Rob Heller, John Webb Here are the winners from Saturday afternoon’s Winner: Nicholas
Elka, Michigan (19.5), 100 Runnerup: Steven
Keeley, Wisconsin (27), 99 3rd: Richard Marshall Jr., Nebraska (27), 98 + 24-25 shootoff over Steve Stedman, Ohio (27) 24-24; James E. Johnson, Michigan (23.5), 22-23; Bruce Stiteley, Wisconsin (23.5), 22-22; Kay Ohye, New Jersey (27), forfeit 4th: Steve Stedman, Ohio (27), 98 5th: James E.
Johnson, Michigan (23.5), 98 19-21 yards: Rick
Strank, Michigan (20), 97 (Karl Freed forfeit) 22-23 yards: Bruce
Stiteley, Wisconsin (23.5), 98 24-26 yards: Roger Brenner, Ohio (24.5), 97 + 23-25 shootoff over Chris Teeters, Michigan (25.5), 23-24; James Corbett, Ohio (24), won Senior Vet 27 yards: Kay
Ohye, New Jersey (27) Lady: Jacque Snellenberger, Michigan (26.5), 95 Junior: Joe Pascoe, Pennsylvania (27), 96 Sub-Junior: Nathan
Singleton, Indiana (23), 95 + 22 shootoff over Allen Brenner, Ohio (21)21 Veteran: Richard
Wagner, Michigan (25), 94 + 25 shootoff over George Massu, Michigan (22), 24 Senior Vet: James Corbett, Ohio (24), 97 (Karl Freed, Ohio (19.5), forfeit) Sunday (a very rainy day!!!) Kay Ohye of New Jersey, who had missed just one 16-yard target during the week, ran 200 in Sunday’s program and 125 in shootoff over 11 others, earning the singles title here for the fourth time. Eliminated in the overtime were Drew Waller of Ohio, Cathy Wehinger of Wisconsin, Allen Tomnitz of South Dakota, Glenn Buege of Michigan, Patrick McCarthy of Ohio, Brad Dysinger of Ohio, Richard Marshall Jr. of Nebraska, Steven Biechele of Michigan, Jeffrey Webb of Indiana, Lou Ann Munson of Minnesota, and Gregory Santo of Michigan. Kay has earned more Great Lakes Grand championships than
anyone. His 11 include the ’92, ’94, ’99, and this year’s Singles; the
’95 Handicap; the ’89 and ’00 Doubles; the ’95, ’96, and ’99
All-Around; and the ’99 High Over All. His 396 in the ’99 All-Around is the
record tally at Great Lakes Grand on the 400 championship targets. The 140 squads of Singles Championship shooters numbered 535—just 10 fewer than last year. One of those 535 was defending champ Steve Corwin of Ohio. Steve had 99 in Thursday’s 16s, 100 on Friday, and 99 on Saturday. On an every other day basis, this should have been his day for a perfect score, but it wasn’t. Steve ended up with 198. Another who had missed just one 16-yard target before the
championship event was ’93 champ Paul Shaw of Ontario. He ran the first 100
Sunday morning but missed three in the afternoon. Former singles champs Leo Harrison III of Missouri (’91)
and MTA President George Snellenberger of Michigan (’96) weren’t
“monkeying” around today as each tried but failed for his second singles
crown. Leo ended with 199, and George, who was also the ’96 doubles champ,
broke 198. Cathy Wehinger of Wisconsin, one of the 12 with 200 straight for the title, headed ladies for the fourth time. She was the first women’s winner in ’88 and then in ’96 and ’98. She now has earned 13 total Great Lakes Grand category titles, tieing Debbie Ohye of New Jersey for the most titles among ladies. Justin Liniger of Ohio broke one more target this year than
last year—199—stepping up from ’00 sub-junior runnerup to this year’s
sub-junior champ. Justin has just a few more days to compete as a sub-junior. Michael Hansford, a new ATA member, who shoots at Durand
SC, earned the top trophy in Class D. Carl Chadwell of Ohio registered his 100,000th target
during the event. Here’s the complete trophy list: ATA Champion: Kay
Ohye, New Jersey, 200 + 125 shootoff over Drew Waller, Ohio, 124; Cathy Wehinger,
Wisconsin, 98; Allen Tomnitz of South Dakota, 73; Glenn Buege of Michigan, 72;
Patrick McCarthy of Ohio, 49; Brad Dysinger of Ohio, 24; Richard Marshall Jr. of
Nebraska, 24; Steven Biechele of Michigan, 24; Jeffrey Webb of Indiana, 24; Lou
Ann Munson of Minnesota, 23; and Gregory Santo of Michigan, 23 Class AAA: Drew Shaw, Ohio, 200 AAA Runnerup: Glenn
Buege, Michigan, 200 Class AA: Jeffrey Webb, Indiana, 200 AA Runnerup:
Larry Dow, Ohio, 199 + 50 shootoff over William Tucker, Indiana, 49; Gary
Holbrook, Michigan, 23; Michael Gooch, Indiana, 23; Grant Beam, Ohio, 22; Mike
Dehabey, Ohio, and William Roehrig, Michigan, forfeit Class A: Steven Biechele, Michigan, 200 A Runnerup: Ken
O’Neil, Michigan, 199 Class B: Harold Loper, Ohio, 199 B Runnerup: Wanda
Zimmerman, Ohio, 198 + 25 shootoff over David Bronson, Michigan, 24 Class C: Allen Brenner, Ohio, 197 + 25-24-24-24-25-23-25 shootoff over Donald Sandel, Michigan, 25-24-24-24-25-23-23; Rosanna Garvison, Michigan, 24; Gary Clark, Michigan, 24; Thomas Murphy Jr., New York, 24; Allen Brenner, Ohio, forfeit C Runnerup: Donald Sandel, Michigan, 197 Class D: Sheffield Hyde, Ohio, 195 D Runnerup: Michael Hansford, Michigan, 193 Lady: Cathy Wehinger, Wisconsin, 200 Lady Runnerup: Lou
Ann Munson, Minnesota, 200 Junior: Thomas Murphy II, New York, 198 Junior Runnerup: Bobby
Stubblefield, Illinois, 197 Sub-Junior: Justin Liniger, Ohio, 199 + 24-25-24-25 shootoff over Michael Salisbury, New York, 24-25-24-23 Sub-Junior Runnerup: Michael
Salisbury, New York, 199 Veteran: David Brusman, Ohio, 19 Veteran Runnerup: Robert
Hartman, Ohio, 198 Senior Vet: Allen
Tomnitz, South Dakota, 200 Senior Vet Runnerup: Gene Bauer, Illinois, 197 + 50 shootoff over James Corbett, Ohio, 49 High scorers in the event (after those with 200s) were: 199—Gary Holbrook, Vance Wise, Kenneth Darroch, Robert
Scheonrock, Justin Liniger, Leo Harrison III, Mike Dehabey, William Tucker,
David Brusman, Richard Musetti, Michael Salisbury, Phil Kiner, Steven Keeley,
Harold Loper, Terry Jordan, Ken O’Neil, Rick Nelson, Vern Stalter, Larry Dow,
Michael Gooch, Andrew Davidson, Grant Beam, William Roehrig 198—George Snellenberger, Various Frank Wood, Wanda Zimmerman, Scott Morton, James Blevins, Barry Kemper, Lisa Woodward, Robert Munson, Dale Prochnow, Deborah Ohye, Kathy Fitzgibbons, Ben Smith, Kerry Allor, David Bronson, Jerry Capicchioni, Steve Corwin, Matthew Ford, George Rapoli, David Fox, Thomas Murphy II, Allen Brackett, Frank Bentley III, Thomas Hoppinthal, D. Z. Price, Scott Taylor, Jacque Snellenberger, Wesley Boggs, Frederick Kaschak, Gary Case, John Voliva, Robert Hartman, Kenneth Kamnikar, Craig Bradburn, John Webb, Thomas Kingsley, Jim Omler Monday - cloudy in the morning but no rain; sunshine in the afternoon Event 13 Champion: Runnerup: Carl
Chadwell, Ohio (27), 96 + 50 shootoff over Deborah Ohye, New 3rd: Deborah Ohye,
New Jersey (27), 96 4th: Terry Jordan,
Ontario (27), 96 5th: Patrick
McCarthy, Ohio (27), 95 + 24 shootoff over Steve Corwin, Ohio Runnerup; Donald
Williams, Michigan (22.5) won Senior Vet Runnerup Lady: Linda
Boyajian, Michigan (20.5), 96 (Deborah Ohye won 3rd) Lady Runnerup:
Ginny Matthews, Indiana (23.5), 94 Junior: Thomas
Murphy III, New York (27), 96 Junior Runnerup:
Joe Pascoe, Pennsylvania (27), 95 Sub-Junior: Seth
Willis, Ohio (23.5), 96 Sub-Junior Runnerup:
Nathan Singleton, Indiana (23), 91 Veteran: Vance
Carnes, Ohio (27), 95 + 22-24 shootoff over Dr. Doyne Williams, Arkansas (26),
22-22 Veteran Runnerup:
Dr. Doyne Williams, Arkansas (26), 95 Senior Vet: Allen
Tomnitz, South Dakota (27), 96 Senior Vet Runnerup:
Donald Williams, Michigan (22.5), 95 Those with top five scores in Event 13 were 99—Mike Dehabey 96—Carl Chadwell, Deborah Ohye, Allen Tomnitz, Seth Willis, Thomas Murphy III, Linda Boyajian, Terry Jordan 95—Gary Clark, Barry Kemper, Dr. Doyne Williams, Kenneth
Darroch, Leo Harrison III, Steve Corwin, Jerry Glisson, Matthias Staehler,
Patrick McCarthy, Joe Pascoe, Andrew Suda, Vance Carnes, Donald Williams 94—Donald Tasler, Kyle Arnold, Mark Kulpanowski, Millard
Ross, Bud Dean, David Blazek, Charles Sandlin, Camiel Verlinde, Dean Townsend,
Ginny Matthews, Bradley Nanzer, Kenneth Kamnikar 93—Various Frank Wood, William Rupright, John Kasdorf, Roland Roesslein, Peter Dobrzeniecki, Jerry Capicchioni, Jon Hayes, Dan Logghe, Richard Musetti, Steven Biechele, Tim Dorner, Brent Miller, James Battle, Terry Louderback, Louis Schultz, Otto Kocmit III, D. Z. Price, Jeffrey Walters, Charles Misch, Steven Vanvels, Roger Cook, Carl Singleton, Kenneth Theis, Barbara Forwerck, Larry Miller, Andrew Davidson, James E. Johnson, John Webb Event
14 Ken Darroch of
Pennsylvania, on his first-ever trip to Great Lakes Grand, smashed a lone 100
straight to capture top spot in the Doubles Championship. Later in the day, he
collected the All-Around title, with 394. Debbie Ohye and
Jacque Snellenberger headed scoring among ladies with 95 apiece, with Debbie the
eventual titlist after a single, perfect shootoff round. This is her fifth
consecutive Great Lakes Grand women’s doubles title. She was also the winner
in ’94. Debbie wasn’t finished collecting trophies for the day, earning the
women’s All-Around and HOA prizes—her 15th and 16th Great Lakes Grand
category championships. Here's the Doubles
Championship trophy list: Champion: AAA: Richard
Marshall Jr., Nebraska, 99 + flip over Robert Munson, Minnesota AAA Runnerup:
Robert Munson, Minnesota,99 AA: Frank Lanuzza,
Ohio, 99 AA Runnerup:
Frederick Kaschak, Michigan,98 A: Dan Logghe,
Michigan, 97 A Runnerup: Kalen
Nester, Ohio, 96 B: James Delaney,
Michigan, 95 B Runnerup: Donald
Hoffman, Michigan, 93 (Bob Thompson, Ohio, forfeit; C: Robert Marshall,
Ohio, 93 (Blair Surber, Virginia, forfeit) C Runnerup: Blair
Surber, Virginia, 93 D: Karen Vanderveen,
Illinois, 91 D Runnerup: Michael
Fox Jr., New York, 89 + 19 shootoff over John Sudeikis, Lady: Deborah Ohye,
New Jersey, 95 + 20 shootoff over Jacque Snellenberger, Junior: Issac
Olson, Wisconsin, 98 Sub-Junior: Justin
Liniger, Ohio, 93 + 19 shootoff over Michael Salisbury, Veteran: Richard
McCollum, Michigan, 96 Senior Vet: Allen
Tomnitz, South Dakota, 96 The top five high
scorers were 100—Kenneth
Darroch
99—Robert Munson, Richard Marshall Jr., Frank Lanuzza
98—Barry Kemper, Kay Ohye, Leo Harrison III, T. J. Arvas Jr., Issac
Olson, Patrick McCarthy, Frrederick Kaschak
97—Paul Sedwick, Robert Scheonrock, Dan Logghe, Richard Musetti, Frank
Bentley III, Shon Doyle II, Charles Misch, Jess Bowman 96—Carl Chadwell,
Richard McCollum, Vance Wise, Allen Tomnitz, David Blazek, Phil Kiner, Kalen
Nester, Drew Waller, John Voliva All-Around: Champion: AAA: Patrick
McCarthy, Ohio, 393 AA: Mike Dehabey,
Ohio, 390 (Allen Tomnitz with 392 won Senior Vet) A: Steven Biechele,
Michigan, 386 + 40 shootoff over Charles Misch, Indiana, B: Kalen Nester,
Ohio, 381 C: Gary Clark,
Michigan, 377 D: Andrew Flick,
Michigan, 369 Lady: Deborah Ohye,
New Jersey, 389 Junior: Thomas
Murphy III, New York, 388 Sub-Junior: Matthew
Ford, Wisconsin, 377 Veteran: Dr. Doyne
Williams, Arkansas, 386 + 39 shootoff over David Brusman, Senior Vet: Allen
Tomnitz, South Dakota, 392 High-Over-All
(900 targets): All-American
captain Richard Marshall Jr. of Nebraska, at his first Great Lakes Grand,
captured the final championship event of the tournament, with a tally of 883 on
the total 900 targets. Champion: AAA: Kay Ohye, New
Jersey, 881 AA: Mike Dehabey,
Ohio, 870 A: Charles Misch,
Indiana, 858 B: Kalen Nester,
Ohio, 856 C: Allen Brenner,
Michigan, 846 D: John Kittle,
Illinois, 817 Lady: Deborah Ohye,
865 Junior: Thomas
Murphy III, New York, 861 Sub-Junior: Justin
Liniger, Ohio, 852 Veteran: Dr. Doyne
Williams, Arkansas, 851 Senior Vet: Allen
Tomnitz, South Dakota, 868 Until next time shoot'em good, hope you enjoyed. Thank you Sandy and all the hard workers at the Michigan Trapshooting Association. It was a Great Shoot with plenty of excellent Top Gun competition resulting in fine hardy friendships. Best, Bob ##
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