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- Re: The Code , the Sporting One
- About time
- America’s Cup status
- In the Press- Model Aviation Event 6
- In the Press – World Champs – from the GB Eye
- Detailled Am Cup Placings
Re: The Code, the Sporting One
From: Pierre Chaussebourg
As an answer to Aram and to the editorial, I should like to say that in the free flight rules, we time models from the start to the end of the flight.
The start is quite easy to determine as it is the moment when the model is out of the hands of the competitor or for gliders, when the model is free from the tow line.
But what about the end of the flight?
We have very accurate rules about the end of the flight: it is when the model touches the ground or disappear from the sight of the timekeepers.
How are you going to apply this rule without timekeepers ?
Everything we are doing with altimeters or other (?) instrument cannot apply this for the end of the flight.
As far as we’ll have this rule about the end of the flight , use of altimeters or anything else seems to me illegal !
We need to withdraw the existing rule and adopt a new rule which could be something like: « the flight is ended when the altimeter graph stops .
This may be in a tree, on the ground, in a hole or on the top of a hill or whatever….
This has nothing to do with the old rule…
So what do you suggest ?
Envoyé de mon iPhone
Editor’s Comment
Pierre, you are quite correct in that the sporting code would need changing. The thinking around doing some form of test in February and probably beyond is to figure out the best way and try a few thing before going through the process of changing the sporting code. If we look back at our past we were able adopt an existing standard “the Nordic” glider for our F1A class. We saw that it was something that worked. If we look at F1P we thought we needed some thing fast so made a standard with testing it, maybe not so good. Now we are in new territory, there are many issues, some unique to us some in the world around us We have done some altimeter timing , it a first step but it is not there yet. It is a big step, not just a technical issue but a process one too. This not unique to us and our sport, lots of things changing, and changing quickly. We see issues , how do we best keep Free Flight alive. We have talked about lots of ideas so maybe try something and discuss before we change the Sporting Code. We need to understand the real world issues.
About Time
From: chris.edge
Sir,
Again I read comments in your fine organ about timing. Most of the time (see what I did there !) I ignore them but on this occasion your editorial suggested there may be an opportunity to test options in a future contest.
Altimeters will never, as you note, cover all eventualities for a legitimate flight start or end, let alone things that can happen in flight that are within the rules, like mid-airs etc. Of course there is an approach that will cover all these situation and has been tested by a few across classes A, B and C and are certainly usable (and may already have been tested for all I know) in class E. Know what it is yet ?
For those who haven’t figured it out, an on-board video camera with micro SD card card (no need for direct transmission) can record any type of model start, end, and will even identify a mid-air; it can also be used to time an engine run, what’s not to like. They are cheap, light, reliable and the data viewed on most PCs without special software. I once wrote a protocol for use whereby a record was made of the contest, round, plus model and flyer identification as well as the total flight – it’s not difficult.
It’s time we stopped faffing (technical term) with altimeters and used a more appropriate tool.
Respectfully,
EoB aka CHE aka ‘Haggis Hunter’ aka ‘Tiddler’
America’s Cup status
From: Jim Parker
2023-11-02 Am Cup Results and Report
Only three contests left to be flown this year: Patterson at LH, Acton at Wayawanda and Arizona Champs at Eloy. Many of the events are “done deals” if one assumes the historical entrant numbers for the remaining contests. That’s an indirect way of saying that the top positions come down to bonus points. There or numerous “mathematical” scenarios that will make the end of this FAI FF competition season interesting in some of the events.
For example, Enes Pecenkovic is leading F1A with 112 points with a *25 tie breaker score. Brian VanNest is in second place with 110 points with a *27 tie breaker score. So, Brian needs 2 more bonus points for a tie-win. He has two good LH scores (30 &27) so a Patterson win would need 11 entrants for a 29-point win increasing his score to 112. Or he could win the Eloy or Wayawanda contest with 7 entrants (27 points) to improve his 25-point win at the Rocky Mountain Champs for the tie- win. That of course assumes Enes does not improve his score at any of these contests—so a 5-entrant contest Enes win at Eloy or Wayawanda would increase his score to 113. Now Brian needs more entrants / another bonus point for the tie-win. [Ties are only resolved for first place. This is done by summing a fifth score regardless of site].
F1B is a tight race with Charlie Jones (107pts), Jerry Fitch (106), Blake Jense (105) and Walt Ghio (104). I need an FAI AI (artificial Intelligence) program to figure out all the realistic possibilities. Three jump out at me: Blake with a fourth best score of 24 at LH and Walt with a fourth best score 23 at Eloy and Jerry with a fourth best score of 25 at Tangent. Blake does not have a good fifth score so must win outright so needs an additional 3 points. This requires a win with 7 entrants- possible at LH, not so at likely at Eloy and practically zero at Wayawanda. Walt is similar but as a better tie breaker score (*28) so he just needs a tie so to improve his fourth best score of 23 points so a 5-entrant win would put him in a tie-win position, likely at LH and perhaps Eloy. Jerry needs 2 more points over his fourth best score of 25 so he needs a 7 entrant win for first place.
F1C is all but mathematically done with Faust Parker (103 points) the only flyer currently meeting the 3-site rule. Even if California Cowboy, Guy Menanno, won Wanawanda (he already has Eloy and two LH scores so needs a third site) the possibility of 11 entrants for the needed 4 bonus points could only happen in a parallel F1C universe.
If you are still with me, this tedious exercise could continue but I’ll hit just a couple more highlights.
Bob Hanfords looks to win F1P.
F1G has a good story with Tif O’Dell and Jerry Fitch both 104 points behind the leader Geralyn Jones with 107 points. I leave the development of the various scenarios to the readers!
Looks like I’ll win F1H by winning the NATs that had the ONLY bonus point this year. Blake takes second with 7 wins. We’re in a sad state of affairs in this event. Other than the Nats with 5 entrants the other 13 contests had three or less entrants with 8 of those with only 1 entrant.
F1J is resurging. Faust Parker with 100 points is in the lead with Mike Mckeever next with 99 and then Daryl Perkins with 98. Mike needs one bonus point so needs to win a 5-entrant contest. Daryl has winning tie breaker scores, so he just needs to win at Eloy or Wanyawanda to improve his fourth best score of 23 to 25 points for a tie-win or a 7-entrant win at LH.
F1Q is a tight race with several possibilities for the lead to change. The interesting note is the leader, Aram Schlosberg only has 4 scores, they are obviously good with a total of 103. Jack Murphy on the other hand, in second place has 12 scores and Julie Parker in third has nine scores. Jack needs to win a 7-entrant contest for the tie-win not likely even at LH Patterson— but you never know! Julie would need a 9-entrant win, again not likely.
Jack Murphy is in the F1S lead with 102 points over tied Frank Mennano and Julie Parker, both need 9 entrants win to overtake Jack.
For 2023, due to the limited number of F1E sites, the rule was changed for F1E only to count 3 scores from the same site. Mike McKeever is in first and there are no more F1E contests this year so, the math is done and I’m confident in announcing this victory.
I thank the group of people that I often send a draft copy of the excel spreadsheet for review and correction. This is a limited distribution but is open to those who enjoy picking flakes of pepper out of the salt. If interested, contact me at the email below.
Jim Parker
SCAT America’s Cup Administrator
<N89015@aol.com>
In the Press- Model Aviation Event 6
This year’s US Nats was the 100th. The cover picture of Model Aviation Magazine featured Hope Finn, who won the Mulvihill Trophy was for event 6 at the first National Champs.
Quoting from Model Aviation November this year!
THE INSIDE LOOP
November 2023
Event No. 6
IN SECTION THE INSIDE LOOP
By Jay Smith, Executive Editor | jays@modelaircraft.org
“EVENT NO. 6, Mulvihill Trophy Duration Race for Model Airplanes”, was the official name given to the event that was part of the 1923 National Air Races held in St. Louis. The Mulvihill Trophy was named after Bernard Mulvihill, then vice president of the NAA, who helped with prize money and the trophy that bears his name.
E.J. Lange won the first contest with a time of 4 minutes, 22.6 seconds. Since then, 95 additional names have been added to the trophy, including this year’s winner, Hope Finn. The Nats were not held during World War II, so it will be 2026 before the 100th name is added.
The trophy is on display at the National Model Aviation Museum, and I admit to staring at it on a few occasions, thinking about a century of competition and the ways that the hobby has changed throughout that time.
Some descendants of Bernard Mulvihill have attended recent Nats and present awards. It is great to see this event and the Nats still going strong !
[Rules from the AMA Rule book. MULVIHILL RUBBER MODEL EVENT 120. A Mulvihill Rubber model has no design restrictions except that the projected area of the wing shall not exceed 300 square inches. Takeoff gear is not required. Launching shall be as specified for land plane or seaplane models, FF General.}
In the Press – World Champs – from the GB Eye
November Aeromodeller Part 1 F1A
The November issue of Aeromodeller had the first part of their report on the 2023 World Champs by Colin Sharman who has just taken over from Andrew Boddington as the editor. It is an excellent report. I must admit that I did have some initial qualms about it’s authenticity when firstly I saw the well known Scottish Aero-sportsman Chris Edge on the UK team and on top of that an article with CHE and no mention of either Haggis or Chickens. I was assured when I saw the presence of UK regulars TM Alan Jack and other Team Members John Carter, Stuart Darmon and Kris Best. I look forward to part two
America Cup results – with individual placings
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 11 1
Kiw 13 2
NAC 10 3
MMI 16 4
SCA 8 5
SAN 4 6
NCA 1 7
Srn 3 8
Lac 3 9
Hat 4 10
Spe 3 11
Cas 2 13
Hur 7 18
Can 7 19
Act 0 12
I-C -x- 14
CEN 3 16
COL 3 15
HOS 4 17
NAT 9 17
Bro -x- 20
NWC 2 21
TAN -x- 22
TCC -x- 23
Rck 2 24
USF 4 26
Har 3 25
Kot 10 27
Ser 12 28
Sim 1 29
Pat 0 30
AZC 0 31
F1A
1 Pecenkovic, Enes 112 SWR-1 Kiw-1 NAC-4* MMI-4* SCA-2* NCA-1* CEN-1 COL-1* Kot-1 Ser-4*
2 VanNest, Brian 110 NAC-3* MMI-1 SCA-1 Cas-2* HOS-1* NAT-1 Rck-1 Kot-4* Ser-2*
3 Parker, Jim 105 SWR-5* Kiw-2 NAC-2* MMI-3* SCA-3* Srn-1* Spe-1 HOS-2 NAT-3* Kot-2* Ser-1
4 Barron, Andrew 104 SWR-2 Lac-2* Hat-2* Hur-1 Can-2 NWC-2* USF-2* Har-1 Kot-5*
5 Puhakka, Risto 99 SWR-3 Kiw-5* Hur-3* Can-1 CEN-2 COL-3* USF-4* Kot-3 Ser-5*
6 Barron, Peter 98 Kiw-3 MMI-2 Lac-3* Hat-3* Can-4 USF-1* Har-2
7 Danier, Jama 97 NAC-1 MMI-5* Lac-1 Hat-1 Hur-5* Can-5
8 Bauer, Ken 72 SWR-4 Kiw-4 SCA-4* SAN-2* USF-3* Ser-3
8 McKeever, Mike 72 SAN-1 Cas-1 NAT-4
10 McQuade, Pete 67 CEN-3 COL-2 Rck-2
11 Ulm, Gene 66 Hat-4 NAT-2 Har-3
12 Nobel-Cambell, Paul 44 Srn-2 Spe-2
13 Stepanenko, Klim jr 42 Hur-4 Can-3
13 Spence, Steve 42 Srn-2 HOS-3
15 Nikolajeras, Vidas 25 Hur-2
15 Jenson, Blake 25 NWC-1
15 Fedor, Mike 25 Sim-1
18 Langelius, Jan 21 Spe-3
18 Brocks, Peter 21 SAN-3
20 Fradkin. Igor 20 NAC-5
20 Jones, Charlie 20 NAT-5
22 Farmer, Jim 19 SCA-5
22 Guo, Daniel 19 HOS-4
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 7 1
Kiw 15 2
NAC 20 3
MMI 15 4
SCA 8 5
SAN 7 6
NCA 4 7
Srn -x- 8
Lac 1 9
Hat 1 10
Spe -x- 11
Cas -x- 13
Hur 7 18
Can 7 19
Act -x- 12
I-C 5 14
CEN 3 16
COL 2 15
HOS 6 17
NAT 8 17
Bro 4 20
NWC 4 21
TAN 5 22
TCC -x- 23
Rck 1 24
USF 5 26
Har -x- 25
Kot 13 27
Ser 14 28
Sim 1 29
Pat -x- 30
AZC -x- 31
F1B
1 Jones, Charles 107 SWR-2* Hur-1 I-C-1 HOS-1* NAT-1 Bro-3* Kot-3 Ser-5*
2 Fitch, Jerry 106 SWR-1 SCA-1 SAN-1 NCA-2* CEN-2* NWC-1 TAN-4* USF-2* Kot-4*
3 Jensen, Blake 105 Kiw-4 SCA-3* SAN-3* CEN-1 COL-2* TAN-1 Kot-5* Ser-1
4 Ghio, Walt 104 SWR-3 Kiw-2* NAC-1 SAN-5* NCA-3 USF-1* Kot-1
5 Norvall, Larry 95 SWR-4* MMI-3 SCA-4* SAN-4* NWC-2 TAN-3 Ser-4
6 Felix, Ron 94 Kiw-5 Hur-2 Can-4 Ser-3
7 Simon, Greg 93 NAC-2 I-C-4 HOS-2 Bro-1
8 Perkins, Daryl 92 SAN-2 NCA-1 NWC-4 TAN-5* USF-3
9 Andriukov, Alex 79 Kiw-1 NAC-3 SCA-5* Hur-3 Can-3*
10 Booth, Bill 75 SWR-5 Kot-2 Ser-2
11 Pivonka, Jace 74 CEN-3* COL-1 NWC-3* TAN-2 Rck-1
12 Davis, Mike 70 Kiw-3 SCA-2 NCA-4
13 Crowley, Paul 69 I-C-2 NAT-2 Bro-4
14 Schlosberg, Aram 63 MMI-4 Can-5 HOS-2
15 Gross, Jerry 50 Lac-1 Hat-1
16 Horak, Ladi 49 MMI-5 Can-1
17 MacKenzie, Patrick 46 Hur-4 Can-2
18 Simon, Evan 43 HOS-2 Bro-2
18 Kovhavi, Itti (jr) 43 NAC-5 USF-4
20 Gerspacher, David 40 HOS-5 NAT-4
21 Malkhasyan, Sevak 30 MMI-1
22 Guest, Bernard 28 MMI-2
23 Hanford, Bob 25 Sim-1
24 Schroedter,Martin 24 NAC-4
24 MacCleery, Rich 24 NAT-3
26 Shailor, John 22 I-C-3
27 Pacelli, Brian 20 NAT-5
28 Mathews, Tony 19 Hur-5
29 Sifleet, Bob 18 I-C-5
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 1 1
Kiw 5 2
NAC 5 3
MMI 5 4
SCA -x- 5
SAN -x- 6
NCA -x- 7
Srn 1 8
Lac -x- 9
Hat -x- 10
Spe 1 11
Cas -x- 13
Hur 1 18
Can 1 19
Act -x- 12
I-C -x- 14
CEN -x- 16
COL -x- 15
HOS -x- 17
NAT 1 17
Bro -x- 20
NWC 1 21
TAN -x- 22
TCC -x- 23
Rck -x- 24
USF -x- 26
Har -x- 25
Kot 2 27
Ser 2 28
Sim -x- 29
Pat -x- 30
AZC -x- 31
F1C
1 Parker, Faust 103 Kiw-1 NAC-1 MMI-2* Srn-1 Spe-1* NAT-1
2 Menanno, Guy 75 SWR-1 Kiw-3* NAC-2 MMI-4* Kot-2* Ser-1
3 Shvedenkov, Yury 50 Hur-1 Can-1
4 Chesson, Don 46 NAC-3 MMI-3
5 Roberts, Mike 45 Kiw-5 MMI-1
5 Ellington, Jeff 45 Kiw-4 MMI-5* Kot-1
7 Ghio,Walt 42 NAC-5 Ser-2
8 Mc Burnett, Ron 25 NWC-1
9 Malkhasyan, Taron 24 Kiw-2
10 Buskell, John 21 NAC-4
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 2 1
Kiw -x- 2
NAC -x- 3
MMI 4 4
SCA -x- 5
SAN -x- 6
NCA -x- 7
Srn 2 8
Lac -x- 9
Hat -x- 10
Spe 2 11
Cas -x- 13
Hur -x- 18
Can -x- 19
Act -x- 12
I-C -x- 14
CEN -x- 16
COL -x- 15
HOS 2 17
NAT 4 17
Bro -x- 20
NWC 1 21
TAN 1 22
TCC -x- 23
Rck 1 24
USF -x- 26
Har -x- 25
Kot -x- 27
Ser -x- 28
Sim -x- 29
Pat -x- 30
AZC -x- 31
F1P
1 Hanford, Bob 100 SWR-2* Srn-1 Spe-1 HOS-1 NAT-2* Rck-1
2 Fedor, Mike 94 SWR-1 Srn-2 Spe-2 HOS-2 NAT-4*
3 Smith, Emrick, jr 71 MMI-3 NWC-1 TAN-1
4 Secor. Randy 25 MMI-1
4 Hayden Ashworth 25 NAT-1
6 Kerger, Terry 23 MMI-2
7 Jim (North) Parker 21 NAT-3
8 Kelly, Jim 19 MMI-4
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Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 5 1
Kiw 11 2
NAC -x- 3
MMI 12 4
SCA 6 5
SAN 6 6
NCA 2 7
Srn -x- 8
Lac -x- 9
Hat 3 10
Spe -x- 11
Cas 2 13
Hur 2 18
Can -x- 19
Act 0 12
I-C -x- 14
CEN 4 16
COL 5 15
HOS 1 17
NAT 10 17
Bro 2 20
NWC 3 21
TAN 3 22
TCC -x- 23
Rck 3 24
USF 1 26
Har 1 25
Kot 9 27
Ser 7 28
Sim -x- 29
Pat 0 30
AZC 0 31
F1G
1 Jones, Geralyn 107 SWR-3* Kiw-1 MMI-4* Hur-1 NAT-1 Bro-1 Kot-4* Ser-4*
2 O’Dell, Tiffaney 104 SWR-2 Kiw-4* MMI-1 SCA-5* SAN-2* CEN-1 COL-1 NWC-3* TAN-2* Kot-3* Ser-2*
2 Fitch, Jerry 104 SWR-1 Kiw-2 MMI-5* SCA-1* SAN-1* NCA-1* COL-2 NWC-2* TAN-3* USF-1* Kot-2* Ser-1
4 Ghio, Walt 96 SWR-4 MMI-3 SCA-2* NCA-2 Kot-1
5 Jones, Darold 84 SWR-5 CEN-4 COL-5* NAT-2 Rck-3
6 McGrath, John 73 Cas-1 CEN-2 COL-3* Rck-1
7 Ewing. Rick 50 NWC-1 TAN-1
7 Rousseau, Don 50 Hat-1 Har-1
9 Brocks, Peter 48 Kiw-3 SAN-3* Kot-5* Ser-3
10 Menanno, Frank 43 CEN-3* COL-4 Rck-2
10 Richardson, Mike 43 SAN-4 Cas-2
12 Pykelny, Mike 39 SCA-4 SAN-5* Ser-5
13 Guest, Bernard 27 MMI-2
14 Markos, Chuck 25 HOS-1
15 Mills, David 24 NAT-3
16 Gross, Jerry 23 Hat-2
16 Silin, Dima 23 Hur-2
16 Simon, Greg 23 Bro-2
19 Kruse, Matt 22 SCA-3
19 DeLoach, Skilly 22 NAT-4
21 Mathews, Tony 21 Kiw-5
22 Gerspacher, David 20 NAT-5
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 3 1
Kiw 3 2
NAC -x- 3
MMI 2 4
SCA 1 5
SAN 1 6
NCA -x- 7
Srn 1 8
Lac -x- 9
Hat -x- 10
Spe -x- 11
Cas 1 13
Hur -x- 18
Can -x- 19
Act 0 12
I-C -x- 14
CEN -x- 16
COL -x- 15
HOS -x- 17
NAT 5 17
Bro -x- 20
NWC 1 21
TAN 1 22
TCC 1 23
Rck 1 24
USF -x- 26
Har -x- 25
Kot 2 27
Ser 3 28
Sim -x- 29
Pat 0 30
AZC 0 31
F1H
1 Parker, Jim 101 SWR-2* Kiw-3* MMI-1 Srn-1 NAT-1 TCC-1 Kot-1* Ser-3*
2 Jensen, Blake 100 SWR-1 Kiw-1 MMI-2* SCA-1 SAN-1* NWC-1 TAN-1* Kot-2* Ser-1*
3 VanNest, Brian 97 Kiw-2 Cas-1 NAT-2 Rck-1 Ser-2*
4 Fedor, Mike 39 SWR-3 NAT-5
5 McKeever, Mike 22 NAT-3
6 Guo, Daniel, jr 20 NAT-4
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 2 1
Kiw 2 2
NAC -x- 3
MMI 5 4
SCA 3 5
SAN 3 6
NCA 2 7
Srn 1 8
Lac -x- 9
Hat -x- 10
Spe 1 11
Cas 1 13
Hur -x- 18
Can -x- 19
Act 0 12
I-C -x- 14
CEN -x- 16
COL -x- 15
HOS 2 17
NAT 8 17
Bro -x- 20
NWC 1 21
TAN 1 22
TCC 1 23
Rck 1 24
USF 1 26
Har -x- 25
Kot 3 27
Ser 3 28
Sim 1 29
Pat 0 30
AZC 0 31
F1J
1 Parker, Faust 100 SWR-1 Kiw-1 MMI-4* Spe-1 NAT-3* TCC-1* Sim-1
2 McKeever, Mike 99 Kiw-2* MMI-2 SCA-2* SAN-1 NCA-1 Cas-1 HOS-2* Kot-2* Ser-3*
3 Perkins, Daryl 98 MMI-3* SCA-1 SAN-3* NCA-2 NWC-1 TAN-1 USF-1* Kot-1* Ser-1*
4 Lorbiecki, John 52 HOS-1 NAT-1
5 Fedor, Mike 48 SWR-2 Srn-1
6 Hanford, Bob 44 NAT-5 Rck-1
6 Mennano, Guy 44 Kot-3 Ser-2
8 Secor, Randy 26 MMI-1
9 Spence, Steve 25 NAT-2
10 Bartick, Don 23 SAN-2
11 Schneider, Glenn 21 SCA-3
11 Ashworth, Hayden 21 NAT-4
13 Kerger, Terry 18 MMI-5
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 2 1
Kiw 5 2
NAC 7 3
MMI 8 4
SCA 3 5
SAN 4 6
NCA 2 7
Srn 1 8
Lac -x- 9
Hat 1 10
Spe 1 11
Cas 3 13
Hur 1 18
Can -x- 19
Act 0 12
I-C 2 14
CEN 1 16
COL 1 15
HOS 3 17
NAT 5 17
Bro 2 20
NWC 1 21
TAN 1 22
TCC 1 23
Rck -x- 24
USF 3 26
Har -x- 25
Kot 5 27
Ser 6 28
Sim 1 29
Pat 0 30
AZC 0 31
F1Q
1 Schlosberg, Aram 103 MMI-1 Hat-1 Hur-1 NAT-1
2 Murphy, Jack 101 SWR-2* Kiw-1 NAC-2 MMI-5* NCA-1 Cas-3* CEN-1 COL-1* HOS-3* NAT-5* Kot-3* Ser-5*
3 Parker, Julie 100 SWR-1 Kiw-5* NAC-5* MMI-4* Srn-1 Spe-1 NAT-2* TCC-1* Sim-1
4 Tarcher, Ben 99 Kiw-2* SCA-3* SAN-1* NCA-2 Cas-2* NWC-1 TAN-1 Kot-4* Ser-1
5 Seachrist, David 95 Kiw-3* NAC-3 I-C-2* HOS-2 NAT-3* Bro-2 Kot-1 Ser-4*
6 Richardson, Mike 77 Kiw-4* NAC-1 MMI-3* SCA-1 SAN-2* Cas-1 USF-3* Kot-5* Ser-3*
7 Sifleet, Bob 50 I-C-1 HOS-1 NAT-4* Bro-1*
8 Brooks, Clint 47 SCA-2* SAN-3* USF-2 Kot-2 Ser-2*
9 Ioerger, Tom 46 NAC-4 MMI-2
10 Pykelny, Mike 44 SAN-4 USF-1
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 13 1
Kiw 10 2
NAC -x- 3
MMI 9 4
SCA -x- 5
SAN 4 6
NCA 3 7
Srn -x- 8
Lac -x- 9
Hat 1 10
Spe 1 11
Cas 3 13
Hur -x- 18
Can -x- 19
Act 0 12
I-C 1 14
CEN 5 16
COL 0 15
HOS 1 17
NAT 10 17
Bro 2 20
NWC 2 21
TAN 2 22
TCC 1 23
Rck 2 24
USF 0 26
Har -x- 25
Kot 5 27
Ser 0 28
Sim 1 29
Pat 0 30
AZC 0 31
F1S
1 Murphy, Jack 102 SWR-5* Kiw-4* MMI-4* NCA-1 Cas-2* CEN-1 COL-3* HOS-1* NAT-5* Rck-1 Kot-1
2 Mennano, Frank 99 SWR-3 Cas-1 CEN-3* COL-1 Rck-2
2 Parker, Julie 99 Kiw-5* MMI-5* Spe-1 NAT-3 TCC-1 Sim-1
4 Tarcher, Ben 88 SAN-3* NCA-3 Cas-3 NWC-2 TAN-2
5 Sechrist, David 76 MMI-2 I-C-1 Bro-1 Kot-2*
6 Norvall, Larry 73 SAN-2 NWC-1 TAN-1 Kot-3*
7 Brooks, Clint 51 Kiw-2 SAN-1 Kot-4*
8 DeLoach, Don 47 CEN-2 COL-2
9 Pangell, Rick 44 SWR-4 CEN-4
10 Morris, George 30 SWR-1
11 Malkhasyan, Sevak 28 MMI-1
11 Skorepa, Edward 28 Kiw-1
11 Morris, Charlie 28 SWR-2
11 Grogan, Harry 28 NAT-1
15 Calvert, Phillip 26 NAT-2
16 Avia, Yuda 25 Hat-1
17 VanNest, Janna 24 Kiw-3 Kot-5*
17 Donnelly, Robert 24 MMI-3
19 Edmondson, Lynn 23 NCA-2
19 Lorbiecki, John 23 Bro-2
21 James, Jon 22 NAT-4
22 Bartick, Don 19 SAN-4
23 Murphy, Jerry 18 CEN-5
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR -x- 1
Kiw 9 2
NAC -x- 3
Cal 9 4
AzC -x- 5
SAN -x- 6
NCA -x- 7
Srn -x- 8
Lac -x- 9
Hat -x- 10
Spe -x- 11
Cas -x- 13
Hur -x- 18
Can -x- 19
Act 0 12
I-C -x- 14
CEN -x- 16
COL -x- 15
HOS -x- 17
NAT -x- 17
Bro -x- 20
NWC -x- 21
TAN -x- 22
TCC -x- 23
Rck -x- 24
USF -x- 26
Har -x- 25
Kot 9 27
Ser 9 28
Sim -x- 29
Pat 0 30
AZC 0 31
F1E
1 McKeever, Mike 80 Kiw-3* Cal-1 Kot-1 Ser-3
2 Terzian, Fred 78 Cal-2 Kot-2 Ser-2
3 Jones, Geralyn 74 Kiw-1 Cal-3 Ser-4
4 Richardson, Mike 70 Kiw-5* Cal-4 Kot-5 Ser-1
5 Brocks, Peter 46 Kiw-2 Ser-5
6 Greening, Jack 24 Kot-3
7 Skorepa, Edward 22 Kiw-4
7 Van Nest, Brian 22 Kot-4
9 Tarcher, Ben 20 Cal-5