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DINE ON THE WHALES
Wild
Bill's reflections on poker, sports, and
issues facing the Gulf Coast. Wild Bill
is one half of GCP. Poker player, poker
coach, and Gulf Coast Poker Tour
operator.
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Gene
D is the other half of GCP. Gene shares
his outlook on the local and national
poker scene.
His mantra is money won is sweeter than
money earned.
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Will
Souther is the Poker Monkey. Take a look
at his always entertaining views on the
tournament poker circuit, gambling and
life in general. The founder of
the Monkey Minions never sugarcoats it.
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NOLAN DALLA
Nolan
Dalla.com is where you find the wit and
wisdom of one of the most well known
poker writers in the industry.
His home blog covers a wide range of
topics written with that singular Dalla
conviction.
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LITTLE
THOUGHTS
Jonathan
Little an all time top tournament poker
earners, is from Pensacola and currently
operates a coaching site, which includes
his blogs and videos you can find it
here.
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POKER FACES
IN THE CROWD
BEN
SAXTON is writing a poker book based on
the Gulf Coast scene. Here is an
archive of interviews and features of
poker players from all over but with a
spotlight mostly on our locals.
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PLAYER
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balls, and beautiful card sharks all
hustling on the Coast.
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GOLDEN TICKET
JUNE 8 -11, 2023
We are partnering with MGM Grand in Las Vegas for
one tournament in their summer series. Our first
tournament in Vegas will also be the debut of a new
format: The Mystery Ticket with Golden and
Silver Ticket prizes. Everybody that makes
day two will be eligible to win prizes with a flip
at each table. One flip prize per table: minimum of
$2,000 up to Golden Ticket prize worth $20,000.
After tickets are pulled play continues as normal. Five flights; two June 8, two
June 9, and one June 10. Buy-in is $500. A
guarantee of $250k.
Come play the lion and win the Golden Ticket!
Scroll down for structure below:
ROOM
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SCHEDULE
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"THE
MILLY IN PHILLY"
RETURNS:
July 20 - 31st
Pearl
River Resorts
Philadelphia, MS
SCHEDULE and
STRUCTURES coming soon!
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HARRAHS
NEW
ORLEANS
AUGUST 17 - 27
SCHEDULE
COMING SOON |
 FRESH
PODCAST:
Interview
with Jamie Kizer
Come listen to
Jamie Kizer talk Poker...how he got in the
game...and juggling between Cash PLO and NLH
tournaments. Jamie is a Gulf Coast Regular and just
an overall great guy
Link Here:
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TOURNAMENT POKER
RETURNS TO THE GULF COAST!
It's been a minute since the Million Dollar Heater
in January. Thankfully, Harrahs New Orleans has
confirmed Poker Gras will return August 17 - 27.
We are excited to be back. Will Feature the
annual Gulf Coast Poker Awards.
Big thanks to Joella McIntosh for helping make it
happen despite the renovation and construction
Harrahs NOLA has been undergoing. We know tournament
players have been desperate to have an event closer
to home.
For a complete run-down of most of our Fall events
head over to our
Tour Page
and scroll down.
DAYS AWAY FROM BRINGING THE GULF COAST TO
VEGAS!
We are excited to get Las Vegas, to work with the
MGM Grand, and are grateful to Steven Pique and his
team for giving us a shot to bring our brand to
summer camp. Very honored and humbled by how
many of ya'll that are making the trip out west to
support us.
PEARL RIVER SCHEDULE HAS DROPPED:
We've gotten a lot of schedule questions and requests
and this schedule has a lot of answers:
Tag Team event? We are finally giving it a go.
Who will t'win it? Charlene and Charlette asking
ya'll. Or maybe it will be Walker and Jess
(pictured left).
More Rookies and more Seniors? Okay.
Mixed Games? Told if the Meet Up Game (MUG) in
the cash room is well attended by our Mixed Games
players more mixed games might be on the menu in the
future. Even better you'll actually get to play with
some of the folks who are normally off the felt or
on the other side of it.
How about a nightly? How about three? Can you
answer a question with a question? Why can't you?
Now, we didn't find a spot for PLO (because of
all the new things we are trying) but... if that MUG
before the series goes well might be PLO and more
down the line.
Something new for that opening event? How
about we add our Mystery Ticket format (patent
pending) with an awesome Golden Ticket prize...
What's the Golden Ticket prize? How about a
$10,400 WPT World Championship seat.
How does it work? Will function very similar
to our event at MGM Grand June 8 - 11. Make the
money on day two and start the day off with a Golden
Sweat...
Go here to see it for yourself
SCHEDULE
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GOLDEN TICKET TO GOLDEN
TICKET?
Huge
thanks to Mister Apple who has partnered with GCP to
put up a seat for the $500 GCP Golden Ticket event
in Las Vegas.
The $250k Guaranteed event will mark our first
tournament out of the region. Come join us June 8
-11, and be a part of the first ever Golden Ticket
format. There will be one winner for just about
every day two table. Each winner will have a
shot to draw the Golden Ticket.
Look for the social media contest to start later
(still to come) on our
FACEBOOK page which will
include consolation prizes from Mister Apple as
well. Free to enter, just need to follow @GCPNet on
Twitter or our Facebook page. More details to come
there.
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MONKEY'S MINIONS
ARE BACK:
Will Souther aka Monkey a few years ago put together
a little team to play in the WSOP Main Event.
The team has grown each year and now has become a
yearly tradition offering sweats to investors.
With multiple players making featured tables and
telecasts, and a few top 200 type runs, this year's
edition looks poised for greatness. The World Series
of Poker is just over a month away and the first
three Minions have beeen named. WPT Champion Mark
Davis, top 20 female in the world Jaymie Virtusio,
and last Minion Standing from last year GCP's own
Wild Bill Phillips.
Search Facebook for Monkey's Minions for info to be
an investor (really helps the cause for future
consideration to be a player too). Have to get
approved to join the group. After the first three
players are near fully funded additional players
will be added to the squad.
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WSOP-C CHEROKEE
ROUND UP:
 EVENT
3: Hamid Izadi just missed on winning his
fourth ring winning over $23k for second place.
Christopher Storie of Ashebor, NC won over $37k for
first.
Blake Whittington (4th $12.7k), Donovan Dean (7th
$5.6k), Marshall White, Jerry Monroe, Hyunsuk Hong,
Jeffrey Hewitt, and Irene Carey also cashed.
EVENT 4: Simon Philip of Pensacola won just
south of $50k for first in the seniors event. Howell
Cochran of Dallas, GA made $29.7k for secnd.
EVENT 6: Spencer Smith of Atlanta bested
Cody Pack in heads up play in the 6 handed event.
Smith made $41.9k and Pack earned $25.9k. Matt
Johnson ($12.8k for fourth), Eric SAalazar,
Yekaterina Lukina, Luther Tran, Hamid Izadi, Morgan
McBrayer, and David Bach also cashed.
EVENT 8: Matt Higgins of Rossville, GA won
almost 100k for first place in the No Limit Monster
Stack event. This gave Matt his 4th ring and brought
his WSOP earnings over $700k. Matt, in our opinion,
is always one of the best dressed players in the
room. He's pictured left looking very much the
GOAT.
Shawn Dees of Holly Springs, NC won $61.2k for
second. John Holley earned $45.2k for third. Forrest
Raleigh (8th 11.9k), Luther Tran (10th $7.6k),
Massimo Dirienzo (13th $6.1k), Irene Carey, Morton
Davis, Carl Masters, David Moses, Simon Philip,
Blake Whittington, Stanley Williams, Chico Pho, and
Kevin Oakes also cashed.
MAIN EVENT: Michael Monaghan gave 'em heck
finishing in fourth place for more than $100k.
That's Mikie's 22nd Circuit cash and over $300k in
winnings. Ryan Jones of North Carolina won first
place and $302k. Walker Miskelly finished 10th
winning $23k. Donovan Dean (16th $15.8k), Charles
Johnson (19th $12.8k), Andrew Brinkley, Sue Faber,
Marshall White, Eric Salazar, Daniel Scroggins,
Jeremy Eyer, Hamid Izadi, Daniel Calway-Fagen, Cody
Stanford, Ben Mintz, Lisa Farmer, BJ McBrayer, Chico
Pho, and Justin Harvell also made the money.
EVENT 16: Maurice Hawkins moved back into
sole position of first for all time rings won with
his victory in the high roller. The Hawk won $54.5k.
Cody Stanford won $23.1k for third. Irene Carey made
$16.3k for fourth.
EVENT 17: Justin Donato, now of Mount
Juliet, TN won the No Limit Turbo event for his
first WSOP-C ring. Justin made a touch under $15k
for first.
EVENT 18: Irene Carey and Cody Stanford
went deep in the same event again. Carey finished
second for $12.4k in the Last Chance Big 30k and
Cody won $6.5k for fourth. Lurking in 17th place we
spied David Nicholson who cashed for just a little
less than Jeremy Eyer (15th). David Huwe, Laura
Curry, Justin Donato, and Massimo Dirienzo also
found the cashier.
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WSOP-C TUNICA MAIN
EVENT:
TRACE HENDERSON WINS:
As usual with any big tournament in the region it's
hard to be impartial with a lot of folks who are
easy to root for and that certainly includes winner
Trace Henderson. Trace took down his second
circuit ring and one of his bigger paydays of
$132,846 after beating Steve McCluskey heads up.
Trace keeps this up he might well find his way on
our list of Who's Who in the region. McCluskey made
$82,102 for second.
Marshall White, as usual with him, was deep in the
thick of it but had to settle for third this time.
Marshall won $58,220. Dale Humphrey of Rainbow City,
AL won $23,125 for sixth. Brian Wurzburg of Memphis
$17.6k for seventh.
Some other rooting interests finished near the top
including; Walker Miskelly ninth for almost $11k;
Chase Turner 11th $8.7k; Kyle Cartwright 15th 7.2k;
Chris Hight (man knows how to floor and how play)
16th $6.1k, and Michael Esquivel 17th 6.1k
Other notables in the money included: Shane
Bissinger, Justin Harvell, David Lee, Gavin Munroe,
Jeremy Eyer, Michael Monaghan, Daniel Scroggins,
Hamid Izadi, BJ McBrayer, and Cody Stanford.
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WSOP-C TUNICA
SIDE EVENT WRAP UP:
EVENT 1: Dan Lowery is just one ring away from tying
the most won by all players with his $16.7k victory
in the 30k Starting Stack. Cody Stanford finished
fifth.
EVENT 2: Brent Roberson won $41,584k for first
place. JW Carter, Jeff Copeland, Cody Stanford,
Jaime Kizer, David Champion, Wayne Solar, Ben Polcer
and Gavin Munroe also cashed.
SENIORS: Bill Latta won almost 17k for first place
in the seniors event. Rose Cooney, Jason Hamblen,
David Lee, and William Miskelly also cashed.
 EVENT
5: Daniel Calway-Fagen (pictured left) of Nashville
earned his ring and $25,992 after beating Rickey
Townsend of AR heads up. Stanley Williams, William
Anderson, Cody Stanford, Walker Miskelly, Mike
Cordell, and Frank Wyville also cashed.
EVENT 6: Ricky Roberson of Hunstville, AL won over
$15k for first place besting Robert Galbraith
(second $9.5k), and Derrick Sonnier of New Iberia,
LA (third $6.4k). In the money players included:
Morgan McBrayer, Jaime Kizer, Dylan Lemery, Preston
McEwen,
EVENT 7: Zachary Peary of Evansville, IN won $9.5k
for first. Daniel Calway-Fagen's bid for a second
ring in one series came up short in third place
($4k). Thuy Djedjos, Stanley Williams, Daniel
Scroggins, and Bradley Bishop finished in the money.
EVENT 8: A KY kind of night, as the top three
finishers all hail from Kentucky. Nick Hobbs (1st
$36.5k), Max Le (2nd $22.5k) and Daniel Scroggins
(good series for him 3rd $15.9k). Irene Carey
finished fifth, Carl Masters 7th, Walker Miskelly
9th, and Cody Stanford 10th.
Also in the money: Cody Stanford, Dylan Lemery,
Preston McEwen, Stanley Williams, Andrew Brinkley,
Luther Tran, Jeremy Eyer, Kevin Grinder, Derrick
Sonnier, Marshall White, Will Givens (he's from
Colorado but going to give him some special
recognition because pretty sure his name has been on
the list for every single tournament... what a
series), Derek Normand, and Michael Esquivel.
EVENT 9: Brick Dickson won $19.4k beating Marshall
White heads up ($12k). Jeremy Eyer, Kevin Oakes, and
James Fender made the top ten.Preston McEwen,
Maurice Hawkins, and Brian Frenzel also cashed.
EVENT 15: Will Givens got his title along with
12.2k. Michael Johns of Clarksville, TN second for
7.5k. Jerry Mitchell third 5.2k. Youssef Aly, Carl
Masters, Nick Pupillo, Jesse Lott, Irene Carey, and
Dylan Lemery made the money too.
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WINNERS WINNING
AND WYNNING ALL-OVER:
BIERMAN WYNNING:
Steve Bierman continues his Wynning ways now a reg
in a Las Vegas casino. It seems like the former
Harrahs NOLA reg has settled into his Vegas home by
living his new NFL team's motto "Just Wynn, baby."
His most recent wynn was for $30,303. Why do
we keep saying Wynn? He's exclusively cashed at the
Wynn seven times since late February for just about
$50k. This is his fifth first place since August
with four of them at the... Wynn.
VIRTUSIO AND SHORR HARD ROCKING:
Jaymie Virtusio earned over $28k after a deal was
made in the $400 Deep Stack $50k Touranment at The
Seminole Hard Rock casino. Jaymie seems to be the
leader for the Gulf Coast Poker Female Player of the
Year award at this point, no?
 Alabama
rounder Shannon Shorr won his third Hard Rock trophy
in the $10k Eight Handed No Limit Hold'em event.
Another $260k in the pocket for Shorr that followed
a downswing in his poker career. This takes his
lifetime winnings over $11 million.
GEORATO GETTING IT:
Rob Georato, pictured left, had been on one of the
longest downswings of his poker career and that came
to a halt with a $32,193 first place payday in the
Bonita Springs Poker Room $800 buy-in tournament.
A victory that is one for the good guys. We always
love to see Rob at our events and the Florida pro is
always a threat. Probably nobody has a better
attitude when dealing with the variance of live
poker.
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BALLY'S TEXAS
STACK SERIES PRESENTED BY SOUTHERN POKER AND GCP
WRAPUP:
 ROY'S
KIDS MEDIA BLITZ:
This "For Charity" event had a survivor format with
an auto chop at 10%. It rewarded the top 11 players
with over $1000. Nam Dao, Jason Harrison, Alfred
Chenowith, Christopher Lettow, Nicholas Puritt, John
Kelley, Robert Warren, Chase Cordova, Jhonny
Donnelly, Joshua Emory, and Brend Young all
survived.
20K ROUNDUP:
Jacob Wilson took down first place and over 7k after
a conversation between the final three players.
Judge Leo Boothe ($6.5k) and John Jacob ($6.1k)
ended up second and third after an ICM calculation.
Interesting note about Wilson. He had not won in his
first 18 cashes (three second place finishes). His
last three cashes have all been wins though.
Also at the final table Bobby Hicks, Lam Hunh, Logan
Hoover, David Williams, Matthew Gallagher, Charles
Hubbard.
Sarah Ortego, Mark Davis, Wyatt Boothe, Edward
Staples, Clay Henry, Luther Moss, Robert Warren and
James Farmer also made the money. So too, Richard
Blake, William Journeycake and Richar Artificavitch.
SHERIFF'S BOUNTY:
Pat Lacy won a seat to the Main Event of this series
in one of our social media contests. That motivated
the Canadian grinder to make the trip to Shreveport
and he was rewarded with first place and the most
money after a deal.
He earned $5,000. Also in the deal Michael Ferguson,
Michael Jones, Felip Avalar, Matthew Gallagher, and
Edward Staples who each earned $2,612. Also cashing,
Clint Bordelon, Leo Vladez, Clay Henry, Daniel Roop,
Rebekah Crosby, Rachel Peavy, Roscoe Bennet and
others.
TEXAS STACK:
James Misenheimer (pictured above) of Benton, LA got
the best of it in a three way deal. He earned
$23,647 and the crystal trophy. Jacob Seale finished
second earning just a little less ($23k), so did
third place finisher Lam Huynh ($21k). Kenneth Biggs
just missed the chop winning 11k for fourth.
Danny Doucet, Mihael Karsoulis, Mary Fowler, Gil
George Joe Choy Simmons, and Derek Normand completed
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MILLY IN PHILLY
MAIN EVENT:
 CHOCHELES
WINS THE CHEESE:
David Chocheles who has a tough couple of years
found victory in the Main Event with a win over
Charles Westbrook in heads up action. David earned
over $86k for first which is his biggest tournament
cash. Westbrook earned $51k for second.
Local favorite Jay Bishop finished third, winning
$38k, and just missing out on winning a second Milly
in Philly Main Event.
The Guarantee of $350k was smashed with 874 players
in the field. 91 individuals cashed.
The final table also included John Holley (fourth
28k), Curtis Terry (fifth 21k), Chris "CD" Davis
(another player seeking his second Pearl River Main
Event Title, sixth $16k), Derrick Cutler (seventh
$12.6k), Micahel Monaghan (eighth 10k), Luther Tran
(ninth 9k), Greg Gough (tenth 6.5k).
Also running to the final two tables; Rodney Shows
Kim Crawford, Vic Adams, Robbie Matthews, Robert
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MORE MILLY IN PHILLY RESULTS:
 HAWK
SOARS AGAIN:
Maurice Hawkins earned 19k for first in the Big
Monster Stack after a late deal. Morgan McBrayer
finished fourth for 15k. With 515 players the 100k
on a Monday ended up with over 145k in the prize
pool.
Also in the good money James Stephens ($15,515),
Rashadrick Walton ($15,500), Daniel Calway-Fagen
($13,343) and Frank Wyville ($11,969).
CANANDIANS FREEZING:
The $1100 Freezeout came to a hard stop when the
remaining three players agreed to an even chop of
$20,680. Alan Close earned first place with the
biggest stack and Edward Parkinson got credit for
second. Both are a part of the large Canadian
contingent that make the south.
Daniel Calway-Fagen the loan American in the chop
continue the sizzling run by Tennesse players this
series. Also, cashing Walker Miskelly, David Aker,
Clay Henry, Matt Johnson and Aaron Pate. With 94
entrants the prize pool almost fully doubled the
guarantee of $50k.
CARDEN CONQUERS:
Levi Carden won the always fun Celebrity Bounty
event. Levi is pictured above with his mother after
the victory.
Scott Roberts second. Walter Jackson third. Chase
Turner fourth.
 VIRTUSIO'S
VIRTUOSO PERFORMANCE:
Jaymie Virtusio battled a loaded final table in the
$1500 High Roller event. She pocketed over almost
$43k for first place. Heads up her opponent Donovan
Dean, last years GCP Tour Championship Player of the
Year, and the guy with more GCP trophies than
anyone.
Donovan won just under $26k for second. Jeremy "The
Chemist" Gaubert won $18.5k for third. Victor Adams,
of Canada, finished fourth for $11.9k. Alec Wilson
(fifth), Elliot Howze (sixth), Daniel Calway-Fagen
(seventh--what a series for him), Carl Masters
(eighth) and Walker Miskelly (ninth).
GRIMES WINS HUMP DAY:
Jeff Grimes finished first after a multi-way deal
with Tim Sanderson, Thomas Corder, Max Le, James
White, Maurice Hawkins, and Grant Ellis. Each made
~$5 to $6k. Also, in the money Michael Esquivel,
Jason Bergeron, Edward Staples, Gladys Corbin, Chris
Dupuy, and Curtis Hitt.
MONROE USES DOWN TIME TO GRIND:
Jerry Monroe, recovering from surgery, decided to
make a week of it at Pearl River. Despite the pain,
Monroe won another poker tournament earning almost
$30k in his time off.
 Keighobad
Jafarzadegan (KJ), of Tuscaloosa, won second with
over $17k. Also, at the final table Ryan Pirman,
Clay Henry, Alex Popwell, Walter Jackson, Ronald
Womack, and David McJenkin. This event feature just
under $400 players.
DAVIS DEALS:
Donald Davis got the trophy and the W after a heads
up deal with Greg Raymer. Davis won over 10k for
first place in the Seniors event that almost tripled
the guarantee.
An emotional victory for Davis who called Raymer one
of his favorite players. The victory followed a
brutal year for the Alabama native. Rob Lemke
finished in third place. Carl Masters Ralph Reid,
Shannon Hambled, Thomas Page, Tim Sanderson and many
other notables also cashed.
ROOKIE VICTORY:
One of our favorite revelations of the Rookies Event
is running a Hendon Mob and seeing ZERO results for
the winner. That was the case this time for Robert
Logan who bested Perrin Rodrigue heads up to win
almost $6k. Perrin collected $3.6k for second. Geri
Bown, Bobby Seay, Hayden mahan, Ronald Duckworth,
Patsy Henry, Randy Waymen, Alex Davison, Robert
Corley, Trevor Edmondson and others cashed.
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MILLY IN PHILLY
UPDATES:
POLCER TRIUMPHANT:
Ben Polcer of New Orleans, LA won the title after a
deal was constructed between the final five plaeyrs.
Marshall White and Charles Johnson both earned
$44,120. Richard Connart won over $38k and Russell
Boyette over $32k.
Last Woman Sitting Jaymie Virtusio (you might notice
a pattern this week) won $15.6k.
Great to see David Champion, Angela Monroe, David
Aker, Greg Gough, Donnie Phan, Chase Tuner, Wade
Smith, Cody Stanford, Stanislav Angelov, Jerry
Giroir, June Jenkins, Salvador "Buddy" Villaluz, and
Jason Bergeron make deep runs too.
With almost half a million in the prize pool there
was a lot of money to go around. 147 players cashed
after Bag Bonuses and multi-bags were calibrated.
Donnie Phan became the first player to ever bag four
times. Phan won the 4 Bag Freeroll which gave
him an entry in every single event in the series.
Results to follow below.
LADIES NIGHT:
Good night for the ladies as Melissa Smith won the
Sunday Sizzler for over $14k and Lisa Roberts the
ladies event for over $4k.
Roberts in the Ladies event bested a final table
that included Briggite Thomas, Arlene Berghold,
Kimberly Crawford and Kerri Rumble who all cashed.
Over in the Sizzler Melissa Smith bested Barry Usery
in short heads up play.
Usery won over $9k for second place.
Great to see Stephen Greene, Paul Junkin, Joshua
Dean, and Jessica Roberts deep in the event cashing
too.
Results:
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1 |
Benjamin Polcer |
47,620 |
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50 |
David Chocheles |
1301 |
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99 |
Scott Weiss |
853 |
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2 |
Marshall White |
44,120 |
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51 |
Ralph Robinson |
1301 |
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100 |
Timothy Maxwell |
763 |
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3 |
Charles Johnson |
44,120 |
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52 |
Stanley Williams |
1301 |
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101 |
David Montgomery |
763 |
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4 |
Richard Connart |
38,062 |
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53 |
Chris Keem |
1301 |
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102 |
Sabrathia Smith |
763 |
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5 |
Russell Boyette |
32,141 |
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54 |
Kevin Mofield |
1301 |
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103 |
Nicholas Rodrigue |
763 |
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6 |
Jaymie Virtusio |
15,656 |
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55 |
Carl Masters |
1166 |
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104 |
Matthew Gough |
763 |
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7 |
Tim Cole |
12,202 |
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56 |
James Frye |
1166 |
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105 |
Robert Ash |
763 |
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8 |
Larry White |
9,600 |
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57 |
Victor Adams |
1166 |
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106 |
Kenneth Mason |
763 |
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9 |
David Champion |
7,670 |
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58 |
Rufus Yates |
1166 |
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107 |
Landon Jones |
763 |
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10 |
Daniel Roop |
6190 |
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59 |
Christopher
Anthony |
1166 |
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108 |
Carl Lewis |
763 |
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11 |
Angela Monroe |
6190 |
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60 |
Barbara Visher |
1166 |
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109 |
Chris Conrad |
763 |
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12 |
David Aker |
6190 |
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61 |
Alex Popwell |
1166 |
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110 |
William Cowart |
763 |
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13 |
Gregory Gough |
5024 |
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62 |
Michael Owens |
1166 |
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111 |
Kevin Sumrall |
763 |
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14 |
Maurice Hawkins |
5024 |
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63 |
Lisa Roberts |
1166 |
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112 |
Daniel Fagen |
763 |
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15 |
Donnie Phan |
5024 |
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64 |
Andrew Fowler |
1077 |
|
113 |
Jason Rogers |
763 |
|
|
16 |
James Craft |
4127 |
|
65 |
Andrew Head |
1077 |
|
114 |
Kenneth Schatten |
763 |
|
|
17 |
Timothy Benoit |
4127 |
|
66 |
Jason Clarke |
1077 |
|
115 |
Tai Cao |
763 |
|
|
18 |
Chase Turner |
4127 |
|
67 |
Bradford Grant |
1077 |
|
116 |
Ralph Reid |
763 |
|
|
19 |
John Gwinn |
3454 |
|
68 |
Mihail Karasoulis |
1077 |
|
117 |
William Youkey |
763 |
|
|
20 |
Wade Smith |
3454 |
|
69 |
John Philak |
1077 |
|
118 |
Dale Humphrey |
717 |
|
|
21 |
Cody Stanford |
3454 |
|
70 |
Rebekah Crosby |
1077 |
|
119 |
Timothy Sanderson |
717 |
|
|
22 |
Stanislav Angelov |
2916 |
|
71 |
Kevin Grinder |
1077 |
|
120 |
Robert Logan |
717 |
|
|
23 |
Jerry Giroir |
2916 |
|
72 |
Durand Bass |
1077 |
|
121 |
Nicholas Shanks |
717 |
|
|
24 |
June Jenkins |
2916 |
|
73 |
Richard Cale |
987 |
|
122 |
Leo Boothe |
717 |
|
|
25 |
Robert Barca |
2467 |
|
74 |
Matt Brewer |
987 |
|
123 |
Timothy Burden |
717 |
|
|
26 |
Salvador Villaluz |
2467 |
|
75 |
Henry Gill |
987 |
|
124 |
Buck Ramsey |
717 |
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|
27 |
Marvin Graham |
2467 |
|
76 |
Gerald Inman |
987 |
|
125 |
Melvin Craft |
717 |
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|
28 |
Dawn Smith |
2109 |
|
77 |
Nelson Solar |
987 |
|
126 |
Jamiel Asghar |
717 |
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|
29 |
Jason Bergeron |
2109 |
|
78 |
Jerry Monroe |
987 |
|
127 |
Jay Bishop |
717 |
|
|
30 |
Preston Croft |
2109 |
|
79 |
Donald Colleti |
987 |
|
128 |
Zack McMullins |
717 |
|
|
31 |
Michael Esquivel |
1839 |
|
80 |
Harvey Smith |
987 |
|
129 |
Mark Barbay |
717 |
|
|
32 |
Errol Eagon |
1839 |
|
81 |
Dale Roesel |
987 |
|
130 |
Wil Bean |
717 |
|
|
33 |
Walker Miskelly |
1839 |
|
82 |
Herman Stewart |
853 |
|
131 |
Christopher Lettow |
717 |
|
|
34 |
Destry Everhart |
1614 |
|
83 |
Richard Bonin |
853 |
|
132 |
Yekaterina Lukina |
717 |
|
|
35 |
Rashadrick Walton |
1614 |
|
84 |
Artur Winstone |
853 |
|
133 |
Brenda Eskridge |
717 |
|
|
36 |
Mitchell McCaleb |
1614 |
|
85 |
Michael Lind |
853 |
|
134 |
Brandon Sheehand |
717 |
|
|
37 |
Vernon Langston |
1436 |
|
86 |
Edward Smith |
853 |
|
135 |
Jeffrey Gardner |
717 |
|
|
38 |
Christopher Canan |
1436 |
|
87 |
Michael Edwards |
853 |
|
136 |
Michael Haniton |
717 |
|
|
39 |
Derek Green |
1436 |
|
88 |
Gregory Fleming |
853 |
|
137 |
Robert Dinger |
717 |
|
|
40 |
Bryan Reyes |
1436 |
|
89 |
Wyatt Boothe |
853 |
|
138 |
Daniel Pearlman |
717 |
|
|
41 |
Byron Lowe |
1436 |
|
90 |
Eric Little |
853 |
|
139 |
Hyunsuk Hong |
717 |
|
|
42 |
Charles Westbrook |
1436 |
|
91 |
William Anderson |
853 |
|
140 |
Jimmy Buhm |
717 |
|
|
43 |
Alec Wilson |
1436 |
|
92 |
Debra Cole |
853 |
|
141 |
Clifford Matthews |
717 |
|
|
44 |
Mark Davis |
1436 |
|
93 |
Jeremy Gaubert |
853 |
|
142 |
Chris Davis |
717 |
|
|
45 |
Roy C. Henry |
1436 |
|
94 |
Brittany Rodriguez |
853 |
|
143 |
Troy Harrison |
717 |
|
|
46 |
Preston McEwen |
1301 |
|
95 |
Robert Henderson |
853 |
|
144 |
Amber Douglas |
717 |
|
|
47 |
Jimmy Millsaps |
1301 |
|
96 |
Christopher Hoven |
853 |
|
145 |
Lance Crenshaw |
673 |
|
|
48 |
Joshua Dean |
1301 |
|
97 |
Daniel Kusherak |
853 |
|
146 |
Gerald Stogner |
673 |
|
|
49 |
Morgan Hayes |
1301 |
|
98 |
Richard Lee |
853 |
|
147 |
Mike Monaghan |
673 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
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|
|
Sunday Sizzler |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
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|
1 |
Melissa Smith |
14,791 |
|
13 |
Clifford Matthews |
896 |
|
25 |
Morgan Hayes |
478 |
|
|
2 |
Barry Usery |
9,113 |
|
14 |
Boyd Williams |
896 |
|
26 |
Amber Douglas |
478 |
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|
3 |
James Stephens |
6,514 |
|
15 |
Edward Smith III |
896 |
|
27 |
Michael Lind |
239 |
|
|
4 |
Richard Robinson |
5,229 |
|
16 |
Jeffrey Copeland |
747 |
|
28 |
Walker Miskelly |
239 |
|
|
5 |
Stephen Greene |
3,735 |
|
17 |
Ryan Pirman |
747 |
|
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|
6 |
Paul Junkin |
2,689 |
|
18 |
David Tanner |
747 |
|
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Ladies Event |
|
|
|
7 |
Joshua Dean |
2,092 |
|
19 |
Stanley Williams |
598 |
|
1 |
Lisa Roberts |
4,147 |
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|
8 |
Jessica Roberts |
1,673 |
|
20 |
Christopher Conrad |
598 |
|
2 |
Briggitte Thomas |
2,304 |
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|
9 |
Bruce Snell |
1195 |
|
21 |
Matthew Johnson |
598 |
|
3 |
Arlene Berghold |
1,382 |
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|
10 |
Regan Wheat |
1046 |
|
22 |
Errol Eagan |
478 |
|
4 |
Kimberley Crawford |
922 |
|
|
11 |
Susan Murphey |
1046 |
|
23 |
Buddny Nix |
478 |
|
5 |
Kerri Rumble |
461 |
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|
12 |
William Green |
1046 |
|
24 |
Brandon Guillory |
478 |
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