After 36 holes
Second Round
Championship Flight
Sam Powell 65-61—126
Taylor Artman 65-64—129
Clark Collier 69-61—130
Rick Parish 66-68—134
Ryan Rainer 68-68—136
Scott Kedy 68-69—137
Freddie Wisdom 68-69—137
Mark Austin 67-71—138
Kelsey Cline 66-73—139
Hunter Buwick 69-71—140
Michael Higgins 68-72—140
Brandon Bell 74-67—141
Chase Botkin 69-72—141
Brandon Blevins 69-72—141
Drew Wright 70-71—141
Bobby Florer 69-73—142
Eric Dissell 75-69—144
J.B. Suk 73-71—144
Joby Dutcher 74-71—145
Steve Landreth 74-72—146
Jeff Akin 72-75—147
John Austin 77-71—148
Shane Workman 78-72—150
Al Swanson 72-79—151
Blake Garland 75-77—152
Jeff Higgins 74-78—152
Tim Suk 79-80—159
Tom Stewart 74-94—168
Masters Flight
Mike McCurdy 71-66—137
Mike Ford 70-68—138
Kyle Kopp 72-67—139
Gary Bonner 71-70—141
Scott Ward 71-70—141
David Hayward 71-70—141
Ryan Munson 72-70—142
Gary Stout 71-71—142
Larry Johnson 71-72—143
Jere Peer 70-73—143
Brent Westfall 70-73—143
Pat Proctor 72-75—145
Tony Kyle 76-72—148
John Reese 74-75—149
Jimmy Westfall 76-73—149
Dony Kyle 75-75—150
Scotty Jackson 75-76—151
David Robinson 77-74—151
Jay Baker 78-74—152
Aaron Hammonds 82-72—154
Curtis Hill 76-78—154
Mike Walden 78-77—155
Ty Bradley 76-80—156
Kyle Leisher 80-77—157
Josh Simpson 80-78—158
Chris Leisher 76-83—159
First Flight
Jeff Morris 69-68—137
Greg England 70-72—142
Ron Waters 73-71—144
Bill McConnell 72-74—146
Ameil Shadid 73-73—146
Clay Horning 73-75—148
Steve Hixon 75-74—149
Steve Goff 77-73—150
Greg Harjo 77-73—150
Sean Roberts 76-74—150
Richard Townley 80-72—152
Mike Vaughn 73-79—152
Darren Graves 76-77—153
Doug Lilliard 77-76—153
John Shinn 76-77—153
Cory Smizer 74-79—153
Jeff Allen 80-74—154
Alex McAllister 75-79—154
Jeff McCalip 80-74—154
Jeff Jones 75-81—156
Darren Montgomery 77-80—157
Max Hix 80-77—157
Mike Holzer 83-75—158
Wayne Roberts 82-76—158
Nick Vellanti 77-81—158
Darren Ballew 83-77—160
Jared Giddens 78-82—160
Todd Acton 80-81—161
Jeff Penny 80-82—162
Randy Bacon 84-80—164
Habib Javed 79-85—164
Bryce Keast 86-78—164
Shawn Stuever 82-82—164
Matt Waller 86-78—164
Mike Owens 86-92—178
Second Flight
David Smelser 76-72—148
Billy Boswell 77-73—150
Alan McCalip 76-77—153
Rod Moody 84-69—153
Sean Simpson 75-79—154
John Ritz 76-79—155
T.J. Liles 81-75—156
Kenny Womack 81-75—156
David Hendrix 76-81—157
Charles Wadsack 80-77—157
Perry Grave 81-77—158
Rex Moore 77-81—158
Jim Taylor 78-82—160
Grant Schwabe 81-80—161
Steve Riddle 82-80—162
Kris Akey 85-78—163
Bryan Nelson 82-81—163
Clayton Harman 83-80—163
Scott Forbes 88-76—164
Alan Cheshier 83-82—165
J. McArthur 81-87—168
Tyler Baumann 93-78—171
Tommy Williams 84-88—172
David Zimmer 89-91—180
Third Flight
Kenny Hines 78-75—153
Mike Pierce 76-77—153
Darryl Overturf 75-80—155
Frank Schield 78-78—156
Rick Heath 81-77—158
Sam Marsh 80-79—159
Felton Stroud 76-83—159
Mark Trimmer 78-81—159
Jeff Fugate 75-85—160
Steve Garrison 81-79—160
Don Pettyjohn 80-82—162
Joe Ferguson 74-89—163
Randall McCown 82-81—163
Tim Barrett 78-88—166
Jared Hendrix 83-83—166
David Morrison 84-82—166
Mike Burke 87-80—167
Russell Cole 80-87—167
Bob Hubbard 85-82—167
Greg Neal 82-85—167
Curt Masters 84-84—168
Jerry Broms 86-85—171
Miles Pabst 88-83—171
Roy Hickman 84-88—172
Gary Schneringer 88-84—172
Bob Frank 87-86—173
Mark McGuire 85-88—173
Keith Sinor 88-85—173
Larry Williams 92-81—173
Gary Burton 85-93—178
Jason Weingartner 88-94—182
Joe Pempin 96-90—186
Brian McCalip 96-92—188
Donovan Spocogee 93-100—193
Marcus Dickinson 103-91—194
Dane Wilson 107-99—206
Bruce Compton 112-106—218
Fourth Flight
(Handicap Adjusted Scores)
Rex Brown 58-71—129
Terry Hansel 69-62—131
Wayne Stephens 65-69—134
Kevin Brown 68-67—135
Del Piper 65-71—136
Michael Smith 67-71—138
Jim Akey 72-67—139
Larry Saxon 72-70—142
Paul Bishop 73-70—143
Tom Bishop 74-69—143
Matt Pempin 69-74—143
David Hansel 74-70—144
Henry Drury 73-72—145
Ande Jarlsberg 66-80—148
Chuck Powell 83-64—147
Randy Sullivan 75-72—147
Matt Fair 81-67—148
Chase Schwabe 76-72—148
Brent McMullan 78-72—150
Donald McCuddy 81-70—151
Roy Waldroop 75-76—151
Mike Sullivan 82-76—158
Ron Blair 74-87—161
Gary Veverka 82-80—162
John Hawkins 92-75—167
Fred Duffy 83-89—172
Jeremy Cook 98-91—189
Local Sports
July 5, 2009
Westwood Invitational: Scores
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Shambaugh proves he is one to watch
It was hot, humid and the bugs were flocking to the lighted field at Tiger Stadium on Wednesday night. No one seemed to notice any of it by the sixth inning, though. Everyone was watching Jay pitcher Cale Shambaugh pitch a gem....
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This one's for Papa
Wednesday was big for Nathan Thornhill for a couple of reasons. He led Team Texas to a convincing 9-1 victory over Team Arizona in the Heartland Baseball Classic. His 11 strikeouts in seven innings have been one of the highlights of the ...
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Heart on the Diamond
The first Heartland Classic began Monday night at L. Dale Mitchell Park....
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Soccer teams brave weather
Under gale-force wind conditions, the Norman High girls continued their soccer resurgence Thursday night at the NHS Soccer Complex, taking care of Yukon 1-0.
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T-Wolves take third at invitational
Norman North coach Dennis Etter likes his team this season. Tuesday, he got his first real look at just how good it can be.
- SaberCats come out in force Julian Wilson was the first Southmoore player to commit last summer. And he was pleased at everything that has happened since then.
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Cats tame Tigers
MOORE — Coach Wes Clark didn’t want the game to turn into a track meet. He believed Norman High had a shot to knock off Southmoore if he could slow the game down to a crawl.
The strategy worked … for a quarter. But after Southmoore’s athletes were unleashed, they cruised past the Tigers 59-36 Tuesday. -
Bombers too much for North girls
MIDWEST CITY — Do the Norman North girls belong near the top of the Class 6A rankings?
Tuesday night, at least until the last six minutes, the Timberwolves certainly made their case.
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NHS battles, but North rules mat
Norman North, as expected, claimed Tuesday night’s mat edition of the Crosstown Clash.
Yet, getting past the Tigers by the slim margin of 42-31, it might have been Norman High coach Bo Maynes who exited the NHS Gym with the bigger bounce in his step. - More Local Sports Headlines
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