2015 Season Resutls

The 2015 Season is in the books.  Team Raymer won the league championship over Team Warren by a 5-1 margin.  Congratulations to Captain Matt Raymer, Paul Barnett, Adam Hopkins, and Mike Sanders.  Captain Mike Warren won the only point for his team.

Links to the components of the 2015 League Yearbook are provided below for your reading pleasure.

2015 Season Summary

2015 Sy Brandt and Low Average

2015 Flight Tournament

2015 Weekly Scores

2015 Scores in the 30s

2015 Weekly Contests

League History


2015 League Trivia

Commissioner Booted From League

During a hastily called meeting, league members voted overwhelmingly to boot the Commissioner from the UW Employee Golf League.  Meeting organizer Mike Sanders was delighted with the outcome.  “We need a commissioner who can interpret the rules as I see them.  This bum cost Team Raymer a second half point that could have cost us the title.  The current Commissioner needs to go.”

Some other league members shared their reactions…..

Chad Shultz:  “He told everyone that I was leading for season low average early in the season.  That is like pointing out a pitcher has a no hitter going – it isn’t done.  We need a commissioner with better sense.”

Dave Rieves:  “True that he led our team in wins, but several were due to scaring off opponents with threats to get them fired if they beat him.  I don’t want to win that way.”

Steve Smith:  “I heard that there was one time when someone bought him a beer and he took it home.  Who needs someone like that in the league.”

Mike Warren:  “After stinking it up on the course for most of the 2015 season, the jerk shot a 36 against me.  That was just rude.”

Mike Kraus:  “He’s been dead to me ever since he abandoned our team to help form Team Rieves.  I say good riddance.”

Jake Holler:  “I am tired of my bad shots, broken clubs, and x-rays becoming internet fodder.  We need a commissioner who is more considerate.”

Pat Fahey:  “I am hoping this frees up his time to become my full-time press agent.”

The Commissioner:  “I realized that following in the footsteps of Dave Rieves and Dave Wolfe would be a significant challenge.  The next commissioner won’t have as difficult an act to follow, and I wish him well.”

The Commissioner will fulfill his duties for this season and train his replacement.  League members are jockeying for a shot to be the next commissioner.  The competition is expected to be fierce.

The Regular Season Ends

For the second straight week, a full field of 40 golfers took on Glenway Golf Course for the final time for the 2015 season.  Despite managing only 2.5 points, Team Raymer held on for the second half title.  Parity ruled during the season's second half with just 9 points separating first and tenth place.

For the first time in memory, two teams averaged a collective score of less than 40 (Team Warren at 38.75 and Team Rieves at 39.5).  Mike Williams shot a 34 to pace the six golfers who broke 40.  Jeff Dvorak saved his best round of the year for the final night, shooting a net 24 (funny how these rounds suddenly appear for Jeff during the end of season flight tournament).

Teams Warren and Raymer will face off for the league title, and the winner will be announced at the banquet on September 15.  It appears we will have a good turnout.

Pairings for Week 18, September 1

The pairings for our last full-field night are shown below.  To avoid another night of the last groups finishing in the dark  all  players should arrive early, tee of as soon as is reasonable, and keep up with the group ahead.  Team Raymer enters week 18 with the second half lead for the second straight year.  Will they hold on this time?

4:42 & 4:50	McEvilly vs. Raymer
Dan Stanford	13		Paul Barnett	14
Jim Zweifel	11		Matt Raymer	11
Pat McEvilly	14		Mike Sanders	16
Ed Corcoran	13		Adam Hopkins	13
4:58 & 5:06	Molter vs. Moritz
Ed Molter	12		Bob Moritz	14
Rob Zimmerman	22		Paul Schuettler	15
Matt Wornson	11		Keith Brown	6
Dave Downing	12		Tom Hidde	13
5:14 & 5:22	Weber vs. Rieves
Matt Blouin (cw)	14		Lynn Paulson	8
Pat Fahey	21		Michael Brania	12
Tom Weber	22		Steve Smith	16
Shane Gibson	15		Dave Rieves	6
5:30 & 5:38	Kraus vs. Warren
Eric Durkee	12		Mike Warren	8
Gary Buehler	17		Jake Holler	10
Mike Kraus	14		Chad Shultz	7
Bob Jokisch	16		Jeff Dvorak	12
5:46 & 5:54	Miller vs. Nelson
Doug Hoerr	10		Mike Williams (kk)	8
Bill Swisher	20		Bill Crahen	19
David Miller (ch)	12		Steve McDonnell	8
Sasi Pillay	20		Brad Nelson	16

Perfect Attendance

On a cool August evening the league posted a season first as 40 players participated.  Apparently effectively playing two matches with a second half title and the season ending flight tournament on the line was inspirational.  The downside was the half-hour gap between the first and second groups of the evening, resulting in the last 2-3 groups finishing in the dark.  Pat Fahey reported that is was so dark that his foursome needed to use a sextant and use the stars to guide them on holes 8 and 9.  That sextant seemed to work well as that group made the two longest putts of the evening on hole 9.  Steve McDonnell was heard to say "We don't need no stinking sunlight".

Chad Shultz, in a belated and likely futile attempt to win the season low gross average title, led the league with a 35.  The two players in the strongest position for that honor, Dave Rieves and Keith Brown, shot 38 and 37 respectively.  Jake Holler (38) and Doug Hoerr (39) also broke 40.  From the near miss department, Mike Williams shot a 42 with a 9 on hole 5.

In another attempt to wipe out the league's golf ball supply, four players led the league for low net for the second time this season.  Ed Corcoran, Brad Nelson, Mike Sanders, and Chad Shultz all shot net 27s.  Those four are in contention for the flight tournament titles, but many others could still win with a low score next week.  The race for the Sy Brandt award is historically close.  With several players still in contention, the ultimate winner will almost certainly need to win his match next week and shoot a score below his season average.

The head-to-head matches this week were competitive, but the blind matches caused some separation among the teams.  Team Raymer put itself in the driver's seat for the second half title, but several other teams have a mathematical chance and will be rooting for Team McEvilly to take 6 points from Team Raymer next Tuesday.

Dave Rieves, captain of the defending league champions, is making arrangements for the league banquet at Babes for either September 8 or 15.  More details should follow soon.

Pairings for Week 17, August 25

The pairings for August 25 are shown below.  In addition to the posted match, each players scores will be compared with his week 16 opponent to determine the outcome for those matches.  The scores from August 25 will count twice for the year-end tournament, but only once for regular match play handicap purposes.  It keeps getting dark earlier, so everyone should play fast out of consideration for the latter groups.

4:42 & 4:50	Rieves vs. Kraus
Steve Smith	16		Mike Kraus	15
Lynn Paulson	8		Gary Buehler	17
Dave Rieves	6		Eric Durkee	12
Michael Brania	12		Bob Jokisch	16
4:58 & 5:06	Molter vs. Miller
Ed Molter	12		Charles Hoslet	16
Dave Downing	13		Sasi Pillay	20
Matt Wornson	13		Doug Hoerr	10
Rob Zimmerman	23		Bill Swisher	20
5:14 & 5:22	Raymer vs. Warren
Matt Raymer	11		Mike Warren	8
Mike Sanders	18		Chad Shultz	8
Adam Hopkins	13		Jeff Dvorak	12
Paul Barnett	14		Jake Holler	10
5:30 & 5:38	Moritz vs. McEvilly
Keith Brown	7		Pat McEvilly	14
Paul Schuettler	16		Ed Corcoran	15
Tom Hidde	12		Jim Zweifel	10
Bob Moritz	14		Dan Stanford	13
5:46 & 5:54	Nelson vs. Weber
Brad Nelson	17		Chris Weber	8
Bill Crahen	20		Tom Weber	23
Kevin Kiser	14		Pat Fahey	22
Steve McDonnell	8		Shane Gibson	15

Lightning Ruins A Warm Day

After a day of hopeful weather forecasts predicting that rain would hold off until 9:00, a shift in the storms direction resulted in the cancellation of league play.  Not everyone was pleased with the decision.  An astonished Jeff Dvorak was heard to say "One bolt of lightning and a chance of some rain and we don't get to play?  What is this league coming to!"

Hopefully everyone was able to get a rain check.  However, the rain checks may not be used for league play.  The good news about that is we do not need to extend the season to September 8.  Instead, league members will play the matches scheduled for next week, and the scores will also be matched against the August 18 opponents.  The scores will also be used twice for the 4 week season ending tournament, so August 25 will be a good night for bringing your A game.

Pairings for Week 16, August 18

The pairings for August 18 follow.  It is starting to get dark earlier, so a good pace of play will be appreciated by all.

4:42 & 4:50	Kraus vs. Raymer
Nick Probst (bj)	New		Mike Sanders	18
Gary Buehler	17		Paul Barnett	14
Mike Kraus	15		Matt Raymer	11
Eric Durkee	12		Adam Hopkins	13
4:58 & 5:06	Weber vs. Molter
Matt Blouin (cw)	15		Dave Downing	13
Shane Gibson	15		Rob Zimmerman	23
Pat Fahey	22		Ed Molter	12
Tom Weber	23		Matt Wornson	13
5:14 & 5:22	McEvilly vs. Miller
Pat McEvilly	14		Jay Krafft (ch)	8
Jim Zweifel	10		David Miller (bs)	12
Ed Corcoran	15		Sasi Pillay	20
Dan Stanford	13		Doug Hoerr	10
5:30 & 5:38	Warren vs. Moritz
Chad Shultz	8		Tom Hidde	12
Jake Holler	10		Steve Hineline (ps)	10
Mike Warren	8		Bob Moritz	14
Jeff Dvorak	12		Keith Brown	7
5:46 & 5:54	Rieves vs. Nelson
Dave Rieves	6		Steve McDonnell	8
Lynn Paulson	8		Bill Crahen	20
Steve Smith	16		Brad Nelson	17
Michael Brania	12		Kevin Kiser	14

A Rare Hole-In-One

August 11 featured 38 golfers averaging a season best league wide average of 43.6.  Team Weber, sparked by net 25s by Shane Gibson and Matt Blouin and a net 26 by Tom Weber, had a 6 point night to surge up in the standings.  While those net scores were respectable, they paled in comparison with the net 21 posted by the ever improving Bill Crahen.  Keith Brown shot a 37 and Dave Rieves a 38 as they essentially set up a two person race for the season low average crown with three weeks to go.  The second half team race remains tight, with team Molter edging out in front of the pack.

The highlight of the evening was delivered by Michael Brania.  Frustrated by 5 three-putts in his first seven holes, Mike decided to take putting out of the equation by holing his tee shot on the eighth hole for the league's first hole-in-one in two years.  He was a little excited.

In other news....

> Jay Krafft was scheduled to sub for Michael Brania until Michael's plans changed.  Bitter about the late notice of this change, Jay managed to secure a sub spot for team Molter in the same foursome, and them put a serious beat-down on the commissioner.  At least he had the decency to buy the commissioner a beer after the round.

> Mike Warren drove the first green, but left his eagle putt 6 inches short.  But, his birdies on holes 1 and 9 helped secure a 39, showing he can break 40 in slacks or shorts.

> There was an Ed Corcoran sighting for the first time in several weeks.  Ed shot a net 29, but lost by 4, which sadly may discourage a return next week.

>  Channeling his inner Chad Shultz, Steve Smith attempted to sneak a ball through the trees on hole 5 only to hit the same tree on consecutive shots.  Perhaps if enough of the rest of us follow this strategy we can thin out a few trees by knocking them down.

Pairings for Week 15, August 11

The pairings for August 11 follow.  With all ten teams in the mix, this should be a good night, and the forecast is excellent.

4:42 & 4:50	Moritz vs. Raymer
Keith Brown	7		Matt Raymer	11
Jim Beyer (th)	New		Paul Barnett	14
Steve Moritz (bm)	10		Adam Hopkins	13
Steve Hineline (ps)	10		Mike Sanders	18
4:58 & 5:06	McEvilly vs. Weber
Dan Stanford	14		Shane Gibson	15
Jim Zweifel	10		Tom Weber	24
Pat McEvilly	13		Pat Fahey	22
Ed Corcoran	16		Chris Weber	8
5:14 & 5:22	Miller vs. Warren
Doug Hoerr	11		Chad Shultz	8
Bill Swisher	20		Jeff Dvorak	12
Charlie Hoslet	16		Mike Warren	9
Sasi Pillay	20		Jake Holler	10
5:30 & 5:38	Molter vs. Rieves
Matt Wornson	13		Lynn Paulson	8
Dave Downing	14		Michael Brania	11
Rob Zimmerman	23		Steve Smith	16
Ed Molter	11		Dave Rieves	6
5:46 & 5:54	Nelson vs. Kraus
Brad Nelson	18		Mike Kraus	15
Steve McDonnell	7		Bob Jokisch	17
Kevin Kiser	14		Eric Durkee	12
Bill Crahen	22		Gary Buehler	17

It is Tournament Time

We have reached the last four weeks of the season, which means it is time for the end of season tournament.  The handicaps shown below will be used for all four weeks for tournament purposes (they may change for regular league play).  Each player's best 3 net scores will be calculated, and the low net score for each flight will win $20.

Flight 1 (Handicaps 6 to 11)
Dave	Rieves	6
Keith	Brown	7
Steve	McDonnell	7
Jay	Krafft	8
Lynn	Paulson	8
Chad	Shultz	8
Chris	Weber	8
Mike	Warren	9
Jake	Holler	10
Jim	Zweifel	10
Michael	Brania	11
Doug	Hoerr	11
Ed	Molter	11
Matt	Raymer	11
Flight 2 (Handicaps 12 to 15)
Eric	Durkee	12
Jeff	Dvorak	12
Tom	Hidde	12
Adam	Hopkins	13
Patrick	McEvilly	13
Matt	Wornson	13
Paul	Barnett	14
Dave	Downing	14
Kevin	Kiser	14
Bob	Moritz	14
Dan	Stanford	14
Shane	Gibson	15
Mike	Kraus	15
Flight 3 (Handicaps 16 to 24)
Matt	Blouin	16
Ed	Corcoran	16
Charlie	Hoslet	15
Paul	Schuettler	16
Steve	Smith	16
Gary	Buehler	17
Bob	Jokisch	17
Brad	Nelson	18
Mike	Sanders	18
Saai	Pillay	20
Bill	Siwisher	20
Bi;;	Crahen	22
Pat	Fahey	22
Rob	Zimmerman	23
Tom	Weber	24

Mike Warren - "Look like a pro, play like a pro".

Another good weather night resulted in 38 golfers participating on August 4, although scores were not as good as the wonderfully humid previous week.  Team Rieves took advantage of 2 team McEvilly no-shows to propel it to a 6 point night while winning the 2 contested matches by one stroke each.  One week after securing 6 points, team Raymer posted a big 0 against team Miller.  Three teams are tied for first with four weeks to go, and all ten teams are within 7 points of the lead.  The second half race is shaping up to be a doozy.

Keith Brown shot his season best 34, moving into second behind Dave Rieves for the season low average in his attempt win that honor two years in a row.  Those two players were among 5 who broke 40.

Mike Warren showed up in golf slacks, claiming that he forgot his shorts and gripping about being too hot.  The real story is that he wanted to play like the pros and Dave Rieves do, and the results were positive as he shot a 37 (net 27).  We may see Mike in slacks the rest of the season.  Tom Weber played the first hole like a pro, getting a birdie that propelled him to a net 27.  Upon learning that they both broke 50, Brad Nelson and Bill Crahen (net 27) celebrated by throwing a party for those still at the course.  That will teach players who already left.  Jay Krafft was the fourth player to shoot a league low net 27, thereby seriously draining the league's golf ball supply.

Pay Fahey hit 6 trees in 3 shots on hole 7, making him sad that he lost his magical ball that somehow avoided trees and found that green in previous weeks.  Even Pat is human.

The first group out decided that the prize for hole 9 was "Drive closest to the 150 marker".  Your commissioner, who hit his longest drive in the fairway on hole 9 in two years, was not pleased.  Speaking of the commissioner, 3 of the 8 points he has won have come via a forfeit.  Expect more postings about trying to get people who beat him fired - it seems to be working.

The three straight weeks of Chris Weber appearances came to end, and we are all poorer for it.

Pairings for Week 14, August 4

The pairings for August 4 are shown below.  This is the last week before we start our 4 week season ending tournament.  Players will be divided into 3 flights based on handicaps after August 4, and the person in each flight with the lowest three net scores during the last four weeks will be the flight champion.

All ten teams are withing reach of the second half title.  We will see if team Nelson can field a four player team.  That would be a rare occurrence.

4:42 & 4:50	Kraus vs. Moritz
Bob Jokisch	16		Steve Hineline (ps)	10
Eric Durkee	12		Keith Brown	7
Gary Buehler	17		Tom Hidde	12
Mike Kraus	17		Bob Moritz	14
4:58 & 5:06	Warren vs. Weber
Jeff Dvorak	11		Chris Weber	8
Jake Holler	11		Tom Weber	25
Mike Warren	10		Pat Fahey	22
Chad Shultz	9		Shane Gibson	15
5:14 & 5:22	Rieves vs. McEvilly
Steve Smith	16		Ed Corcoran	16
Lynn Paulson	7		Jim Zweifel	10
Dave Rieves	6		Dan Stanford	14
Michael Brania	11		Pat McEvilly	14
5:30 & 5:38	Raymer vs. Miller
Matt Raymer	11		Charles Hoslet	17
Mike Sanders	19		Sasi Pillay	20
Adam Hopkins	13		Doug Hoerr	11
Paul Barnett	14		Bill Swisher	20
5:46 & 5:54	Nelson vs. Molter
Steve McDonnell	7		Ed Molter	12
Kevin Kiser	14		Jay Krafft (dd)	8
Brad Nelson	19		Matt Wornson	12
Bill Crahen	22		Rob Zimmerman	23

And The Race Tightens

A warm and humid night for golf resulted in a season low 44.9 average for league players.  Seven golfers shot in the 30s led by Yanbing Lu's 35 and Lynn Paulson's 36.  Steve McDonnell shot a 37 to edge a little closer to Dave Rieves for the season low average.  Chad Shultz apparently decided to sit out a week to see if he could back door his way into the season lead.  That strategy didn't hurt his chances, other than he needs to get 12 rounds in to qualify.  He has work to do to get there.

The foursome of the night was the 5:38 Molter:Kraus group.  Those four players shot an average of 38.75, and a collective net 20 strokes under par.  The foursome included Eric Durkee's net 24 and Ed Molter's net 25.  The Kraus team had all four players shoot net scores under 30, collecting 5 points and moving into a tie for the second half lead with team Raymer, who had a 6 point night.  The three teams at the bottom of the standings after week 12 secured 14 points, leaving all ten teams within 8 points of the lead with 5 weeks to go.

Jake Holler had perhaps the par of the year on hole 5.  His tee shot ended in the middle of the hole 7 fairway, traveling most of the way to the hole 7 tee box.  That he was able to get anywhere near the green in two more shots was amazing, and then he chipped in for his par.  If anyone is looking for a souvenir of Jake's achievement, his favorite chipping club may be available after he snapped it in two on hole 8 after a disappointing chip.

Pat Fahey had the worst round of the night, but is hard to blame him given his playing most of hole 6 with a ball with a gigantic cut in it.  Even a player with Pat's talent is likely to struggle with that.

Pairings for Week 13, July 28

The pairings for July 28 follow.  Should be an interesting night with so many teams in the mix for the second half title.  There is a fair chance of an isolated thunderstorm.  If lightening is quickly approaching, abandon your clubs and get to the clubhouse as fast as you can.  Wet clubs can be dealt with.  UW Men's League golfers are precious and irreplaceable!  Hopefully any storm we have, if any, will pass quickly and let every team finish.

4:42 & 4:50	Warren vs. Rieves
Jeff Dvorak	12		Dave Rieves	6
Mike Warren	10		Lynn Paulson	9
Chad Shultz	9		Steve Smith	16
Jake Holler	11		Michael Brania	11
4:58 & 5:06	Weber vs. Raymer
Pat Fahey	21		Matt Raymer	12
Tom Weber	25		Adam Hopkins	13
Matt Blouin (cw)	16		Paul Barnett	14
Shane Gibson	16		Mike Sanders	20
5:14 & 5:22	Miller vs. Moritz
Charles Hoslet	18		Tom Hidde	12
Bill Swisher	20		Paul Schuettler	17
Doug Hoerr	12		Keith Brown	7
Sasi Pillay	21		Bob Moritz	13
5:30 & 5:38	Molter vs. Kraus
Dave Downing	14		Bob Jokisch	18
Rob Zimmerman	23		Gary Buehler	17
Ed Molter	13		Jay Krafft (mk)	9
Matt Wornson	12		Eric Durkee	14
5:46 & 5:54	McEvilly vs. Nelson
Pat McEvilly	14		Brad Nelson	18
Dan Stanford	13		Kevin Kiser	14
Ed Corcoran	16		Bill Crahen	24
Jim Zweifel	10		Steve McDonnell	8

Results for Week 12, July 21

The results for July 21 are posted.  The league race tightened, highlighted by a 5 point night by team Molter, putting them in a tie with team Moritz for the second half lead.  Team Molter has accumulated 11 points the last 2 weeks.  But no one can be comfortable as 7 teams are within 3.5 points of the lead.  And that does not include team Nelson, who is seriously considering having more than 2 players show up next week.

Dave Rieves took another step toward reclaiming the league low average crown, pacing the league with a 35.  Steve McDonnell stayed in contention with a 36.  Chad Shultz also stayed in contention with a 39, put this mention likely dooms his chances.  Bill Swisher is starting to hit his stride, posting a league best net 27.  Your commissioner rediscovered that playing four rounds on nice courses up north does not translate into a good putting night at Glenway.

Mike Warren was assessed a 2 stroke penalty on hole 1 by his 3 teammates for hitting the wrong ball (apparently team Warren didn't want to play with anyone from team Nelson, but that is another story).  For the second straight week, a debate broke out among league members about team Warren's motives.  Some called the 2 stroke penalty honorable.  Others suggested sandbagging.  A third option is the special joy team Warren players take in each others' misfortune.  It seems to work for them.  But, if it was sandbagging, team Rieves would appreciate that being the case next week as well.

Assuming that Chris Weber would not show up worked for the second week in a row.  That approach will be used again next week to see if another appearance can be enticed.

There are no x-rays to share this week.  We can all be thankful for that.

Results for July 14, and Pairings for July 21

The results for July 14 are posted.  Team Moritz vaulted into the second half lead despite playing a team Rieves that had all four players shoot their average or better.  A bitter loss for four of us.  Two players from that match, Dave Rieves and Keith Brown, shot league low 38s.  Adam Hopkins and Matt Wornson shot net 26s.  Collectively, the league set a season high for scoring math errors.  We can all be thankful for spreadsheets that catch those errors.  Team Warren continued its second half swoon with two no shows.  At least Jake Holler had a good excuse.

This week's near misses.....

Matt Wornson shot a 40 with a 9 on hole 5.
Lynn Paulson shot a 41 with an 8 on hole 7.

The pairings for July 21 follow.  Assuming that Chris Weber would not appear prompted his appearance this week.  Let's see if that works two weeks in a row.

4:42 & 4:50	Raymer vs. Rieves
Matt Raymer	12		Lynn Paulson	10
Paul Barnett	14		Michael Brania	12
Mike Sanders	19		Steve Smith	16
Adam Hopkins	13		Dave Rieves	7
4:58 & 5:06	Kraus vs. Miller
Eric Durkee	15		Charlie Hoslet	16
Gary Buehler	17		Sasi Pillay	19
Mike Kraus	17		David Miller (dh)	12
Bob Jokisch	18		Bill Swisher	20
5:14 & 5:22	Moritz vs. Weber
Keith Brown	8		Shane Gibson	15
Tom Hidde	12		Tom Weber	25
Bob Moritz	17		Matt Blouin (cw)	7
Paul Schuettler	17		Pat Fahey	22
5:30 & 5:38	Molter vs. McEvilly
Ed Molter	13		Pat McEvilly	15
Rob Zimmerman	24		Dan Stanford	14
Matt Wornson	12		Ed Corcoran	16
Dave Downing	14		Jim Zweifel	10
5:46 & 5:54	Nelson vs. Warren
Kevin Kiser	14		Mike Warren	11
Bill Crahen	24		Jake Holler	11
Brad Nelson	19		Chad Shultz	9
Steve McDonnell	8		Jeff Dvorak	12

Pairings for Week 11, July 14

The pairings for July 14 are shown below.  We can all hope rain will not be an issue.

An offer has been made for a league cookout (brats and hamburgers grilled by Bill himself) on one of our league nights if their is sufficient interest.  Each team captain or representative should poll his teammates and report the team's interest level to the Commissioner.  Thank you.

4:42 & 4:50	Warren vs. Molter
Mike Warren	11		Ed Molter	14
Jeff Dvorak	11		Dave Downing	14
Chad Shultz	9		Matt Wornson	14
Jake Holler	11		Rob Zimmerman	24
4:58 & 5:06	Rieves vs. Moritz
Steve Smith	16		Paul Schuettler	17
Lynn Paulson	10		Keith Brown	8
Dave Rieves	7		Tom Hidde	12
Michael Brania	12		Bob Moritz	14
5:14 & 5:22	Weber vs. Miller
Matt Blouin (cw)	16		Jay Krafft (ch)	8
Tom Weber	25		Sasi Pillay	19
Shane Gibson	17		Doug Hoerr	12
Pat Fahey	23		Bill Swisher	20
5:30 & 5:38	McEvilly vs. Kraus
Pat McEvilly	15		Gary Buehler	17
Dan Stanford	14		Mike Kraus	18
Ed Corcoran	16		Bob Jokisch	19
Jim Zweifel	10		Eric Durkee	14
5:46 & 5:54	Raymer vs. Nelson
Mike Sanders	18		Brad Nelson	19
Matt Raymer	12		Bill Crahen	24
Paul Barnett	14		Kevin Kiser	14
Adam Hopkins	14		Steve McDonnell	8