The County Am

Well done, Jake Dunn - newest Men's County Am golf champ

HOLMEN, WI - The affable Jake Dunn, with the email prefix "welldunn," won the 30th annual La Crosse County Men's Amateur Golf Championship as presented by Pepsi-Cola of La Crosse Sunday at Drugan's Castle Mound Country Club.
Dunn fired a 143 in the two-day championship and nipped La Crescent, Minn., upstart Jordan Graf and last weekend's Kwik Trip Seniors County Am champion Tom McClintock by one stroke. Tyler Church finished fourth with 145.
Graf, in his second County Am after taking up the sport only four years ago, fired a 3-under 68 for a two-shot lead over Dunn in Saturday’s round at the The Golf Club at Cedar Creek in Onalaska.
The duo, playing in the last group Sunday, battled tooth-and-nail, but in the end, it was Dunn's 14-year County Am experience that made the difference.
Dunn moved into a tie with a 1-under par 34 on the front nine at Drugan's, compared to Graf's 36. However, both players struggled on the back nine.
Dunn's trouble began when he bogeyed four of his first five holes on the back.
"I hit some really good shots on the front but the floodgates opened on the back," he said, shaking his head.
Dunn finished with a 3-over 39 for 73. Graf also struggled, ending with 40 for 76.
"I have a big ego," Graf said. "I liked the 68. But I didn't like the 76 today."
Dunn held a one-stroke lead heading into the 18th hole but pulled his drive to the left side of the fairway and into tree trouble. His next shot broke several branches from the pine tree in front of him but got a fortunate bounce that left him just off the fringe on the right side of the green. Dunn chipped to within 5 feet, missed his par putt and salvaged bogey.
Graf had an equally tough time, dumping his drive into the right bunker. He then hit into the rough to the left side of the green, chunked his chip about 10 feet, put his next shot three feet from the cup, then made bogey, handing the title to Dunn.
Ben Skogen, defending champion and winner of the past two County Amateurs, finished fifth with 148 despite shooting 73 Sunday.
"My short game really hurt me," Skogen said. "I thought if I played well today, I could give myself a chance, but I didn't."
This year’s tournament took on a new format due to coronavirus concerns, with the Championship and First Flights playing Saturday at The Golf Club at Cedar Creek and Sunday at Castle Mound. Meanwhile, the Second, Third and Fourth Flights played Saturday at Castle Mound before finishing up Sunday at The Golf Club at Cedar Creek.
"The first County Am title is the most difficult," Dunn said, with a big sigh of relief. "The fact is I hadn't won it. I wanted to win it in the worst way. Now I can say I did."
In other men's action, Mitch Gault won First Flight with 153, Jordan Rudolph captured Second Flight with 162, James Freng won Third Flight with 166 and Eric Flack took Fourth Flight with 170.

LA CROSSE COUNTY MEN'S AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
As presented by Pepsi-Cola of La Crosse

Sunday's Final-Round Results
Drugan's Castle Mound-Holmen
(Par 71-70-141)

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Jake Dunn 70-73 143
Jordan Graf 68-76 144
Tom McClintock 72-72 144
Tyler Church 73-72 145
Ben Skogen 75-73 148
Conner Frawley 76-74 150
Marcus Williamson 75-76 151
Paul Williamson 76-75 151
Jon Wilson 77-74 151
Eric Olson 73-80 153
Drew Schroeder 77-76 153
James DeBoer Jr. 81-72 153
John Percy 74-80 154
Aaron Bishop 77-77 154
Dan Lenz 78-76 154
Trevor Schultz 79-76 155
Carson Brock 81-74 155
Ben Korger 78-78 157
Andy Tomashek 78-79 157
Michael Drugan 78-81 159
Mike Bistodeau 79-82 161
Derek Michalski 81-80 161
Quinn Schultz 82-79 161
Cody Ryan Dirks 79-84 163
Nick Tomlinson 81-84 165
Almann Brague 82-88 170
Nolan Stees 79-93 172
Dayne Malesytcki 87-88 175
Brennan Dirks 92-83 175
Samuel Bowman 91-85 176
Jamie Eklov 91-95 186
Tony Roberts 79-DNF
Mark Miller DQ

Drugan's Castle Mound-Holmen
(Par 71-71-142)

FIRST FLIGHT
Mitch Gault 76-77 153
Rahn Pischke 78-76 154
Bob Newberry 75-81 156
Aaron Kupinski 80-76 156
Bruce Lindseth 74-83 157
Larry Peterson 81-79 160
Bjorn Berg 84-76 160
Jeff Pigorsch 81-81 162
Randy Olson 80-84 164
Matt Euler 79-86 165
Brandon Amann 86-82 168
Tony Friedl 79-90 169
Greg Shuda 86-83 169
Jon Strangstalien 91-80 171
Scott Strozinsky 95-84 179
Rick Stewart DNS

SECOND FLIGHT
Jordan Rudolph 81-81 162
Kyle Larkin 77-86 163
Bob Guggenbuehl 82-81 163
Paul Bruha 81-83 164
Paul Franke 80-86 166
Jason Tepp 82-86 168
Steve Wineski 88-82 170
Scott Hackworth 80-91 171
Emery Healy 85-87 172
Robert Burns 86-86 172
Carsen Dellemann 82-91 173
Leon McNutt 85=92 177
Derek Canady 87-90 177
Jeff Meyer 90-87 177
John Munson 86-96 182
Jeff Osgood 90-WD

THIRD FLIGHT
James Freng 82-84 166
John Bahr 85-84 169
Andrew Lindseth 85-85 170
Christopher Colgan 88-87 175
Greg Ehrsam 88-88 176
Will Hundt 87-93 180
Daniel M. Breeden 88-92 180
Greg Espenes 90-90 180
Robert Schoen 91-89 180
Dan Leis 91-91 182
Jim Dolesy 85-101 186
Tim Peterson 84-103 187
Bob Roers 89-101 190
Jeff Schroeder 96-97 193
Tom Morris 91-120 211
Damian Bork WD-injury

FOURTH FLIGHT
Eric Flack 89-81 170
Monte Jacobson 84-88 172
Keith Seidel 90-88 178
Ebe Bosse 87-95 182
Kevin Drewiske 90-93 183
Marv Davis 88-98 186
Jason Sader 89-98 187
Ronald Puestow 90-98 188
Steve Crogan 94-94 188
Mike Huegel 88-102 190
Tim Ratajski 90-100 190
Marty J. Gora 90-101 191
Patrick Rice 96-96 192
Kyle Koske 95-103 198
Jeffrey J. Miller 97-102 199
Tom Johnson 103-96 199

La Crescent's Graf leads Pepsi Men's County Amateur

ONALASKA, WI - Jordan Graf only began playing golf four years ago.
Today he is the last player off the tee in the 30th annual La Crosse County Men's Amateur Golf Championship as presented by Pepsi-Cola of La Crosse.
Graf, from La Crescent, MN, was 5-under-par after the first seven holes before finishing with a 3-under 68 and two-shot lead over Jake Dunn at the The Golf Club at Cedar Creek on Saturday.
Sunday's play is at Drugan's Castle Mound Country Club in Holmen, WI.
Graf, playing in only his second County Am, said he didn't play very well last year, shooting 79-77-156, but his game has certainly improved. He posted 33-35-68 on Saturday.
"This is my best round ever," said Graf, a Cedar Creek member.
Ben Skogen, trying to become only the fourth player in La Crosse County Amateur history to win three straight titles, posted 75.
"There's a lot of golf left," said Skogen, the consummate County Amateur champion and eternal optimist. "You can't win it the first day. I'm just going to go out and try to have fun tomorrow."
Dunn started rather poorly, but rallied on the back nine finishing with 37-33-70.
"My first nine was kind of squirrely, but then I got it back," said Dunn, the course superintendent at Forest Hills Golf Course in La Crosse and perennial contender for the County Am championship.
Graf is well aware what lies ahead on Sunday being in the same group with Dunn and last week's Kwik Trip Seniors County Am champion Tom McClintock, who shot 72."I'm definitely going to have to play as well as I did today," Graf said.
Dunn knows Castle Mound like the back of his hand and remains confident.
"I'm going home to Drugan's tomorrow so I'm happy," said Dunn, the former course superintendent at Castle Mound.
Meanwhile, Bruce Lindseth leads the First Flight with 74, while Second Flight belongs to Kyle Larkin with 77. James Freng is atop Third Flight with 82. Monte Jacobson leads Fourth Flight players with 84.
This year’s tournament has taken on a new format due to coronavirus concerns, with the Championship and First Flights playing Saturday at The Golf Club at Cedar Creek and now Sunday at Castle Mound. Meanwhile, the Second, Third and Fourth Flights played Saturday at Castle Mound before finishing up Sunday at The Golf Club at Cedar Creek.

LA CROSSE COUNTY MEN'S AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
AS PRESENTED BY PEPSI-COLA OF LA CROSSE

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

At The Golf Club at Cedar Creek
Onalaska, WI (Par-36-35-71)

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Jordan Graf 33-35 68
Jake Dunn 37-33 70
Tom McClintock 35-37 72
Eric Olson 36-37 73
Tyler Church 36-37 73
John Percy 37-37 74
Marcus Williamson 36-39 75
Ben Skogen 36-39 75
Paul Williamson 40-36 76
Conner Frawley 40-36 76
Jon Wilson 38-39 77
Aaron Bishop 37-40 77
Drew Schroeder 44-33 77
Ben Korger 38-40 78
Michael Drugan 40-38 78
Andy Tomashek 39-39 78
Dan Lenz 41-37 78
Trevor Schultz 39-40 79
Nolan Stees 38-41 79
Mike Bistodeau 41-38 79
Cody Ryan Dirks 42-37 79
Tony Roberts 40-39 79
Derek Michalski 39-42 81
Carson Brock 37-44 81
Nick Tomlinson 42-39 81
James DeBoer Jr. 41-40 81
Almann Brague 42-40 82
Quinn Schultz 40-42 82
Dayne Malesytcki 40-47 87
Jamie Eklov 45-46 91
Samuel Bowman 44-47 91
Brennan Dirks 42-50 92
Mark Miller DQ

FIRST FLIGHT
Bruce Lindseth 37-37 74
Bob Newberry 39-36 75
Mitch Gault 38-38 76
Rahn Pischke 40-38 78
Matt Euler 39-40 79
Tony Friedl 38-41 79
Randy Olson 41-39 80
Aaron Kupinski 41-39 80
Jeff Pigorsch 38-43 81
Larry Peterson 41-40 81
Bjorn Berg 41-43 84
Brandon Amann 43-43 86
Greg Shuda 43-43 86
Jon Strangstalien 45-46 91
Scott Strozinsky 51-44 95
Rick Stewart DNS

At Drugan's Castle Mound, Holmen
(Par 35-36-71)

SECOND FLIGHT
Kyle Larkin 40-37 77
Scott Hackworth 39-41 80
Paul Franke 38-42 80
Paul Bruha 42-39 81
Jordan Rudolph 42-39 81
Carsen Dellemann 40-42 82
Jason Tepp 42-40 82
Bob Guggenbuehl 38-44 82
Leon McNutt 42-43 85
Emery Healy 41-44 85
John Munson 41-45 86
Robert Burns 41-45 86
Derek Canady 43-44 87
Steve Wineski 44-44 88
Jeff Osgood 45-45 90
Jeff Meyer 44-46 90

THIRD FLIGHT
James Freng 40-42 82
Tim Peterson 39-45 84
John Bahr 42-43 85
Jim Dolesy 40-45 85
Andrew Lindseth 42-43 85
Will Hundt 43-44 87
Daniel M. Breeden 43-45 88
Greg Ehrsam 44-44 88
Christopher Colgan 42-46 88
Bob Roers 45-44 89
Greg Espenes 45-45 90
Dan Leis 45-46 91
Robert Schoen 44-47 91
Tom Morris 49-42 91
Jeff Schroeder 46-50 96
Damian Bork WD-injury

FOURTH FLIGHT
Monte Jacobson 36-48 84
Ebe Bosse 43-44 87
Marv Davis 44-44 88
Mike Huegel 42-46 88
Jason Sader 42-47 89
Eric Flack 48-41 89
Ronald Puestow 42-48 90
Marty J. Gora 44-46 90
Kevin Drewiske 40-50 90
Keith Seidel 42-48 90
Tim Ratajski 44-46 90
Steve Crogan 47-47 94
Kyle Koske 44-51 95
Patrick Rice 48-48 96
Jeffrey J. Miller 48-49 97
Tom Johnson 53-50 103

2020 LA CROSSE COUNTY AMATEUR MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
AS PRESENTED BY PEPSI-COLA OF LA CROSSE

Sunday's Final-Round Tee Times
At Drugan's Castle Mound, Holmen
(Par-35-36-71)

FIRST FLIGHT
7:30 A.M.
Scott Strozinsky
Jon Strangstalien
Greg Shuda

7:39 A.M.
Brandon Amann
Bjorn Berg
Larry Peterson

7:48 A.M.
Jeff Pigorsch
Randy Olson
Aaron Kupinski

7:57 A.M.
Matt Euler
Tony Friedl
Rahn Pischke

8:06 A.M.
Mitch Gault
Bob Newberry
Bruce Lindseth

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
(35-35-70)

8:15 A.M.
Brennan Dirks
Samuel Bowman

8:24 A.M.
Jamie Eklov
Dayne Malesytcki
Quinn Schultz

8:33 A.M.
Almann Brague
James DeBoer Jr.
Nick Tomlinson

8:42 A.M.
Derek Michalski
Carson Brock
Tony Roberts

8:51 A.M.
Nolan Stees
Mike Bistodeau
Cody Ryan Dirks

9 A.M.
Trevor Schultz
Andy Tomashek
Dan Lenz

9:09 A.M.
Ben Korger
Michael Drugan
Drew Schroeder

9:18 A.M.
Aaron Bishop
Jon Wilson
Conner Frawley

9:27 A.M.
Paul Williamson
Marcus Williamson
Ben Skogen

9:36 A.M.
John Percy
Eric Olson
Tyler Church

9:45 A.M.
Tom McClintock
Jake Dunn
Jordan Graf

Sunday's Final Round Tee Times
The Golf Club at Cedar Creek
In Onalaska, WI
(Par 36-35-71)

FOURTH FLIGHT

7:30 A.M.
Tom Johnson
Jeffrey J. Miller

7:39 A.M.
Patrick Rice
Kyle Koske

7:48 A.M.
Steve Crogan
Tim Ratajski
Marty J. Gora

7:57 A.M.
Kevin Drewiske
Keith Seidel
Ronald Puestow

8:06 A.M.
Jason Sader
Eric Flack
Mike Huegel

8:15 A.M.
Marv Davis
Ebe Bosse
Monte Jacobson

THIRD FLIGHT

8:24 A.M.
Jeff Schroeder
Tom Morris
Robert Schoen

8:33 A.M.
Dan Leis
Greg Espenes
Bob Roers

8:42 A.M.
Daniel M. Breeden
Greg Ehrsam
Christopher Colgan

8:51 A.M.
Will Hundt
Andrew Lindseth
Jim Dolesy

9 A.M.
John Bahr
Tim Peterson
James Freng

SECOND FLIGHT
9:09 A.M.
Jeff Osgood
Jeff Meyer

9:18 A.M.
Steve Wineski
Derek Canady

9:27 A.M.
John Munson
Robert Burns
Leon McNutt

9:36 A.M.
Emery Healy
Carsen Dellemann
Jason Tepp

9:45 A.M.
Bob Guggenbuehl
Paul Bruha
Jordan Rudolph

9:54 A.M.
Scott Hackworth
Paul Franke
Kyle Larkin

County Am champ hopes to join elite foursome

What do Rich Jungen, Don Iverson, Harvey "Buster" Ott and Ryan Quinn have in common?
They are the only four players in La Crosse County Amateur Golf Championship history to have won three straight titles since the revered tournament began in 1932.
Jungen and Iverson actually won four consecutive County Am championships - Jungen from 1939-1942, and Iverson from 1964-1967. Ott strung together three in a row from 1968-1970, while Quinn won three straight from 2001-2003.
"It would be an honor to join that company," said Onalaska's Ben Skogen (pictured), hoping to become a member of that foursome after Sunday's final round of the La Crosse County Men's Amateur Golf Championship as presented by Pepsi-Cola of La Crosse.
"Those four players are great golfers in our community!" he added.
Last year, Skogen, a former WIAA state champion at Onalaska High School and a four-year letterwinner on the University of Wisconsin golf team before graduating in 2018, put together rounds of 70-70-140 for a two-shot victory over rival Tyler Church, who stumbled in with 68-74-142.It was a classic nail-biter both days, with Church getting the upper hand during the opening round at The Golf Club at Cedar Creek in Onalaska. His 3-under par 68 gave him a two-shot lead over Skogen entering Sunday's round, but as anyone who has followed the County Amateur knows, no lead is safe.
While they battled back and forth all day, Skogen, who works at Festival Foods in Onalaska, made some crucial shots on the closing holes at Drugan’s Castle Mound Country Club in Holmen and sealed it with a par on the 18th hole when Church bogeyed.
Skogen is currently trying to win his first title in the 119th annual Wisconsin State Golf Association State Amateur Championship at the Milwaukee Country Club. Despite a heavy work schedule this summer, he said his game has been solid.
"I don’t play as much as I used to, but I still get out quite a bit," he said after Tuesday's State Amateur round. "I feel like I don’t put as much pressure on myself and just compete and have more fun than ever, which has helped my game dramatically."
Skogen is unsure what type of two-day score it will take this weekend to win his third County Am title, but he knows what his mindset is going into the 36-hole event.
"I'm just going to compete and play one shot at a time. Just focus on myself and have as much fun as possible," he said.
This year’s tournament has taken on a new format due to Covid-19 concerns, with the Championship and First Flights playing Saturday at The Golf Club at Cedar Creek and Sunday at Castle Mound. Meanwhile, the Second, Third and Fourth Flights open play Saturday at Castle Mound before finishing up Sunday at The Golf Club at Cedar Creek.
Tee times begin at 7:30 a.m. both days. Skogen, Church and James DeBoer, Jr., are in the final group at 9:54 a.m. at The Golf Club on Saturday. All three are looking forward to it.
"Everyone in the area looks forward to this tournament every year," Skogen said.
Meanwhile, 2019 First Flight champion Jeff Pigorsch returns along with champions Tony Friedl (Second Flight), Greg Espenes (Third Flight), and Keith Seidel (Fourth Flight).

2020 LA CROSSE COUNTY MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
AS PRESENTED BY PEPSI-COLA OF LA CROSSE

Saturday's First-Round Pairings
At Drugan's Castle Mound Country Club
In Holmen, WI
(Par-35-36-71)

Men's Fourth Flight
7:30 a.m.
Ronald Puestow
Marty J. Gora

7:39 a.m.
Jason Sader
Jeffrey J. Miller

7:48 a.m.
Steve Crogan
Marv Davis
Tom Johnson

7:57 a.m.
Ebe Bosse
Mike Huegel
Patrick Rice

8:06 a.m.
Kevin Drewiske
Keith Seidel
Kyle Koske

8:15 a.m.
Tim Ratajski
Monte Jacobson
Eric Flack

Men's Third Flight
8:24 a.m.
John Bahr
Dan Leis

8:33 a.m.
Bob Roers
Daniel M. Breeden

8:42 a.m.
Jeff Schroeder
Damian Bork
Jim Dolesy

8:51 a.m.
Robert Schoen
Andrew Lindseth
Tom Morris

9:00 a.m.
Greg Ehrsam
James Freng
Greg Espenes

9:09 a.m.
Christopher Colgan
Tim Peterson
Will Hundt

Men's Second Flight
9:18 a.m.
Scott Hackworth
John Munson

9:27 a.m.
Bob Guggenbuehl
Robert Burns

9:36 a.m.
Steve Wineski
Derek Canady
Jeff Osgood

9:45 a.m.
Leon McNutt
Emery Healy
Kyle Larkin

9:54 a.m.
Paul Bruha
Carsen Dellemann
Jeff Meyer

10:03 a.m.
Jason Tepp
Jordan Rudolph
Paul Franke


2020 LA CROSSE COUNTY MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
AS PRESENTED BY PEPSI-COLA OF LA CROSSE

Saturday's First-Round Pairings
At The Golf Club at Cedar Creek
In Onalaska, WI
(Par-36-35-71)

Men's First Flight
7:30 a.m.
Rahn Pischke
Brandon Amann

7:39 a.m.
Randy Olson
Scott Strozinsky

7:48 a.m.
Bjorn Berg
Rick Stewart
Jon Strangstalien

7:57 a.m.
Matt Euler
Jeff Pigorsch
Tony Friedl

8:06 a.m.
Greg Shuda
Bob Newberry
Larry Peterson

8:15 a.m.
Aaron Kupinski
Bruce Lindseth
Mitch Gault

MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
8:24 a.m.
Jamie Eklov
Trevor Schultz
Marcus Williamson

8:33 a.m.
Almann Brague
Nolan Stees
Ben Korger

8:42 a.m.
Michael Drugan
Brennan Dirks
Jon Wilson

8:51 a.m.
Derek Michalski
Andy Tomashek
Samuel Bowman

9:00 a.m.
Mike Bistodeau
Mark Miller
Cody Ryan Dirks

9:09 a.m.
Dayne Malesytcki
Dan Lenz
John Percy

9:18 a.m.
Carson Brock
Paul Williamson
Tom McClintock

9:27 a.m.
Jordan Graf
Eric Olson
Tony Roberts

9:36 a.m.
Quinn Schultz
Aaron Bishop
Nick Tomlinson

9:45 a.m.
Drew Schroeder
Jake Dunn
Connor Frawley

9:54 a.m.
James DeBoer, Jr.
Tyler Church
Ben Skogen

La Crescent's Graf leads Pepsi Men's County Amateur

McClintock wins 2nd Kwik Trip Seniors County Amateur

Tom McClintock saved his best for last Sunday in the 29th annual Kwik Trip La Crosse County Seniors Amateur Golf Championship at Forest Hills Golf Course in La Crosse.
Facing a 40-foot chip shot to the 18th green, McClintock (pictured) knocked his ball to less than 6 inches from the cup for an easy par and his second career victory with an even-par 71. McClintock's first victory came in 2017.
"I can't even remember when. It's been so long," McClintock quipped, while sipping on a Captain Morgan and Coke shortly after his round.
McClintock certainly had to work for his second title, holding off playing partners and close friends Paul Williamson and two-time defending champion Mike Bistodeau, who finished one stroke behind. Williamson and Bistodeau, incidentally, are tied for career Seniors titles with four each.
McClintock made the turn in 2-under par 33 before finishing with a 2-over 38 on the back side. Williamson and Bistodeau matched 36 on both sides.
"Yeah, that chip sure saved me on 18," McClintock said, chuckling.
McClintock hit his drive beneath a huge tree in the right rough on 18, then watched his pitch-and-run shot skip across the cart path and race off the back edge of the green.
"Thank God I hit it within 3-4 inches for a tap-in," he said with a deep sigh of relief. "Actually, my 71 could have been 61 because I was hitting the ball so well, but I have a lot to do to be competitive next week with those young guys."
McClintock will tee it up next weekend in the 30th annual 36-hole La Crosse County Men's County Amateur Golf Championship, slated for Saturday, Aug. 1 and Sunday Aug. 2, at The Golf Club at Cedar Creek in Onalaska and Drugan's Castle Mound Country Club in Holmen. McClintock is a perennial top 10 finisher each year but has yet to find that elusive first title.
Williamson, the all-time Men's County Am champ with seven titles, put pressure on McClintock on the 15th hole Sunday when he birdied while McClintock plopped his approach shot into the pond and took bogey. It was a two-shot swing, but Williamson couldn't quite rally enough on the final three holes.
"I played pretty steady but couldn't make enough putts. My speed was off," said the savvy lefty Williamson. "The golf course was really in good shape. Jake (Dunn, course superintendent) is really doing a great job.
"I hit the ball good, but I have to make putts," Williamson lamented.
McClintock and Williamson will be in the same pairing again on Saturday.
Paul Bruha captured First Flight with 80, Daniel M. Breeden won Second Flight with 84 and James Freng won the Super Seniors Low Net Flight with 81-71.

2020 KWIK TRIP LA CROSSE COUNTY SENIORS AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Sunday, July 26, 2020
Forest Hills Golf Course (Par 71)
La Crosse, WI

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Tom McClintock 33-38-71 ($300)
Paul Williamson 36-36-72 ($175)
Mike Bistodeau 36-36-72 ($175)
Terry Thienes 39-35-74 ($100)
Joe Hightower 37-37-74 ($100)
Donald E. Colburn 37-37-74 ($100)
Pete Kohnert 40-35-75 ($50)
Michael Drugan 40-36-76
Tom Wilson 40-36-76
Jim Socha 39-38-77
Jeff Pigorsch 38-39-77
Larry Peterson 40-37-77
Bruce Lindseth 39-39-78
Bill Feehan 38-41-79
Dan Mullenbach 37-42-79
Rick Stewart 40-41-81
Bruce Simones 38-43-81
Steve Franke 43-41-84
Patrick Hogan 41-44-85
Kelly Demarino 42-48-90
Mike Hase 50-51-101
Dave Hegenbarth - WD - injury

FIRST FLIGHT
Paul Bruha 40-40-80 ($250)
Rahn Pischke 42-39-81 ($175)
Scott Hackworth 40-42-82 ($125)
Al Lindsay 42-43-85
Leon McNutt 46-40-86
Robert Burns 42-45-87
Herb Becker 42-46-88
Greg Espenes 43-48-91
Steve Sjolander 46-45-91
Bob Guggenbuehl 45-47-92

SECOND FLIGHT
Daniel M. Breeden 45-39-84 ($250)
Bob Roers 46-39-85 ($175)
Bob Cagle 47-43-90 ($100)
Marv Davis 46-46-92 ($25)
Jim Dolesy 46-46-92 ($25)
Randy Breidel 49-44-93
Dan Leis 48-46-94
Ebe Bosse 46-50-96
Brandon Uffelman 47-51-98
Steve Crogan 49-50-99
Steven Fellenz 51-48-99
Dale A. Mueller 46-55-101
Danny MacCharles 50-53-103
Ed Przytarski 54-52-106
Craig Reid 54-56-110

SUPER SENIORS (Low Net)
James Freng 40-41-81--73 ($200)
Monte Jacobson 44-41-85--74 ($100)
Robert Schoen 43-41-84--74 ($100)
Bill Burke 48-47-95--76
Marty J. Gora 46-46-92--77
Ronald Puestow 49-47-96--81
Michael DeYoe 48-45-93--83
Ronald Bertelson 51-45-96--86
Kent Drugan 50-51-101--90

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