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April meeting and events

Robert Voss
 

Hey folks,

It likely goes without saying, but I will sadly say it anyway, we are still shut down :-(

The April meeting is cancelled, the handicap league ended while on hiatus, and Sunday dubs is still on hold through April. We'll start a summer handicap league and restart dubs after this all settles down.

Stay healthy my friends,

Robert Voss
President, Tournament Director
Willamette Disc Golf Club
Re: COVID-19 Update

Greg Johnson
 

Thank you for the leadership Robert, in an unprecedented time in the history of our world.
Stay safe everyone.


On Tue, Mar 17, 2020 at 12:25 PM, Robert Voss
<robertvoss.wdgc@...> wrote:
Dear disc golf family,

The Willamette Disc Golf Club (WDGC) is proactively addressing the rapidly developing issues related to the current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. First and foremost, our hearts go out to anyone who's been impacted by the virus, either directly or indirectly. WDGC cares about the health and well being of our members and community and in consideration will be using an abundance of caution going forward.

In keeping with the directives handed down by State and Federal leaders to not gather in groups, WDGC tournaments will be postponed until further notice. We plan to reschedule if this doesn’t go on for too long. If it does, then we will carefully select what to cancel in order to reschedule the more important events.

WDGC Leagues will also be canceled until at least April 1, including Sunday doubles. I thought long and hard about trying to schedule groups and tee times and using PayPal and all that, but it just isn’t worth it for me to jump through all those hoops when we don’t even get to hang out together – which is most of the fun of it! We can still play disc golf; it just will not be disc golf organized by WDGC for the time being.

I think disc golf is one of the few things that can still be positive in these times and may be an integral part of many people's coping as we get through this. Schedule yourselves to get together in small groups, use fist bumps or foot taps instead of shaking hands, don’t touch each other’s discs for a while (clear your own putts and before the next disc touches yours), don’t pass the smokes, frequently use hand sanitizer and wash your hands, as some examples.

I am not a medical professional and those are only a couple things I thought of specific to disc golf, but will help in any case. More information on how to protect yourself (and others!) can be found at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/prevention.html.

I really am sorry to do this, and am aware some folks do not agree, but it is the right thing for the club to do with our current knowledge. We will reevaluate at the end of these 2 weeks.

Thank you for your understanding. Stay safe and healthy.

Robert Voss
President, Event Director
Willamette Disc Golf Club
COVID-19 Update

Robert Voss
 

Dear disc golf family,

The Willamette Disc Golf Club (WDGC) is proactively addressing the rapidly developing issues related to the current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. First and foremost, our hearts go out to anyone who's been impacted by the virus, either directly or indirectly. WDGC cares about the health and well being of our members and community and in consideration will be using an abundance of caution going forward.

In keeping with the directives handed down by State and Federal leaders to not gather in groups, WDGC tournaments will be postponed until further notice. We plan to reschedule if this doesn’t go on for too long. If it does, then we will carefully select what to cancel in order to reschedule the more important events.

WDGC Leagues will also be canceled until at least April 1, including Sunday doubles. I thought long and hard about trying to schedule groups and tee times and using PayPal and all that, but it just isn’t worth it for me to jump through all those hoops when we don’t even get to hang out together – which is most of the fun of it! We can still play disc golf; it just will not be disc golf organized by WDGC for the time being.

I think disc golf is one of the few things that can still be positive in these times and may be an integral part of many people's coping as we get through this. Schedule yourselves to get together in small groups, use fist bumps or foot taps instead of shaking hands, don’t touch each other’s discs for a while (clear your own putts and before the next disc touches yours), don’t pass the smokes, frequently use hand sanitizer and wash your hands, as some examples.

I am not a medical professional and those are only a couple things I thought of specific to disc golf, but will help in any case. More information on how to protect yourself (and others!) can be found at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/prevention.html.

I really am sorry to do this, and am aware some folks do not agree, but it is the right thing for the club to do with our current knowledge. We will reevaluate at the end of these 2 weeks.

Thank you for your understanding. Stay safe and healthy.

Robert Voss
President, Event Director
Willamette Disc Golf Club
Upcoming Event: WDGC monthly club meeting (DST) - Mon, 03/02/2020 6:00pm-7:00pm #cal-reminder

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Reminder: WDGC monthly club meeting (DST)

When: Monday, 2 March 2020, 6:00pm to 7:00pm, (GMT-08:00) America/Los Angeles

Where:Woodstock's Pizza back room, Kings Blvd, Corvallis, OR

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Organizer: Robert Voss robertvoss.wdgc@...

Description: Monthly club meeting, first Monday of the month, except when that collides with a MAJOR holiday, then it's the second Monday of the month (usually). 7 PM during DST (the lots of light time of year) and 6 PM off DST (the dark time of year).

Club business oriented meetings at Woodstock's Pizza in the back room, where we get updates from club members disc golf life, club officers discuss their responsibilities and give status updates, green keepers check in, we talk about what local events are going on in disc golf including league and tournament updates, what projects or events we are working on that need help from club members, propose new projects and topics for the following month's business meeting, etc.
Upcoming Event: WDGC monthly club meeting (DST) - Mon, 03/02/2020 6:00pm-7:00pm #cal-reminder

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Reminder: WDGC monthly club meeting (DST)

When: Monday, 2 March 2020, 6:00pm to 7:00pm, (GMT-08:00) America/Los Angeles

Where:Woodstock's Pizza back room, Kings Blvd, Corvallis, OR

View Event

Organizer: Robert Voss robertvoss.wdgc@...

Description: Monthly club meeting, first Monday of the month, except when that collides with a MAJOR holiday, then it's the second Monday of the month (usually). 7 PM during DST (the lots of light time of year) and 6 PM off DST (the dark time of year).

Club business oriented meetings at Woodstock's Pizza in the back room, where we get updates from club members disc golf life, club officers discuss their responsibilities and give status updates, green keepers check in, we talk about what local events are going on in disc golf including league and tournament updates, what projects or events we are working on that need help from club members, propose new projects and topics for the following month's business meeting, etc.
Re: Adair basket changes:

Bryce Downey
 

Thanks Kelly 


On Thu, Feb 6, 2020, 9:00 AM Kelly Christiansen <Kelly.Christiansen@...> wrote:

2 is in

3 is short/left

6 is in the P4 position

7 is left

9 is straight.

Then I ran out of light, so I stopped. I’ll move some of the others soon.

 

kc

 
Adair basket changes:

Kelly Christiansen
 

2 is in

3 is short/left

6 is in the P4 position

7 is left

9 is straight.

Then I ran out of light, so I stopped. I’ll move some of the others soon.

 

kc

 
Ice Bowl, other news

Robert Voss
 

Hey disc golf fam,

Final reminder about the Ice Bowl charity benefit tournament for Linn Benton Food Share this weekend. You can register online at https://www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/Wild_Willy_Ice_Bowl_2020, or just come on down to Willamette Saturday morning. Registration is 8 AM to 8:45 and we want to get the first round going by 9 AM. For $25 you get a disc of choice, a nested mini set, and a chili and cornbread lunch. We will also have a free raffle for all players featuring a Latitude 64 bag donated by Play It Again Sports Corvallis. We will also have an apparel vendor out there, CrackerJack Apparel. Not this time, but I'm hoping to get Tim to come out to a couple of the PDGA tournaments and custom print shirts on site for us.

In other news, I am moving the President's Cup this year. Tomorrow I am talking with the City of Albany about Bryant Park. And a piece of really exciting news, I received a commitment from Block 15 today for the title sponsorship of the President's Cup! Their contribution has increased the minimum added cash to $300!

We had a good turnout and some interesting discussion at the meeting Monday night. Among the regular topics we talked about looking for property for a new course, and about making a push to get paving done at Willamette Park. It's great to see some new faces and fresh ideas.

No Saturday league this weekend due to the tournament. Hope to see a bunch of people out there! Sunday dubs is still on, though - 11 AM at Adair.

Best regards,

Robert Voss
President, Tournament Director
Willamette Disc Golf Club
Upcoming Event: WDGC monthly club meeting (DST) - Mon, 02/03/2020 6:00pm-7:00pm #cal-reminder

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Reminder: WDGC monthly club meeting (DST)

When: Monday, 3 February 2020, 6:00pm to 7:00pm, (GMT-08:00) America/Los Angeles

Where:Woodstock's Pizza back room, Kings Blvd, Corvallis, OR

View Event

Organizer: Robert Voss robertvoss.wdgc@...

Description: Monthly club meeting, first Monday of the month, except when that collides with a MAJOR holiday, then it's the second Monday of the month (usually). 7 PM during DST (the lots of light time of year) and 6 PM off DST (the dark time of year).

Club business oriented meetings at Woodstock's Pizza in the back room, where we get updates from club members disc golf life, club officers discuss their responsibilities and give status updates, green keepers check in, we talk about what local events are going on in disc golf including league and tournament updates, what projects or events we are working on that need help from club members, propose new projects and topics for the following month's business meeting, etc.
Re: Upcoming WDGC Meeting - Do you have any agenda items to include for discussion?

Kelly Christiansen
 

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) was part of the stewart pond course and they have a recreation area out on the South Fork Alsea. They worked with the cycle community to put in some MTB trails  there, so who knows what they might be interested in.

 

Logging Companies: The local motorcycle club has an interesting agreement with Starker Forests that allows them to maintain a set of trails on Flat mountain. This said, when a unit comes up for harvest, the trail gets nuked until they can re-establish it. This isn’t as easy with a disc golf course.

 

From: main@wdgc.groups.io <main@wdgc.groups.io> On Behalf Of Bill Gaskill
Sent: Sunday, February 2, 2020 12:14 PM
To: main@wdgc.groups.io
Subject: Re: [WDGC] Upcoming WDGC Meeting - Do you have any agenda items to include for discussion?

 

Does anyone have connections to local logging companies?  In addition to Richard's excellent ideas for pursuing city and county land,  we should perhaps also consider private land for a new course ala Newport's Wilder.

 

We could put together a presentation/prospectus for the logging companies.   It might be helpful to get feedback from the company out in Newport to see what they think about the partnership and ideas for how to make it more attractive.  I'd like to know the legal framework behind their permit system. 

 

It's a good time to talk up positive PR to the logging companies.  We could frame a disc golf course as an excellent showcase for selective harvest and multi-use benefits.

 

On Thu, Jan 30, 2020, 4:45 PM Richard Hervey <r.e.hervey@...> wrote:

Bill,

 

I have a couple of thoughts on the topic of new courses and/or extensions of Willy - from the inside-the-City with City-Support framework.  Clearly there are lots of other options outside the City.

 

1) Talk to the guys who got Willy off of the ground.  Things may have changed in the intervening years, but probably not that much.

2) Review the Corvallis Parks and Rec Master Plan, to refresh our memories of where our goals and purposes align with the City.  Likewise, review our agreement with the City that states what we say we are about - and work to embellish our resume in those areas that align with the Master Plan.

3) Brainstorm some ideas to pitch to the City.

4) Get our data together on course usage, especially families.

4) Pitch the ideas to Jude and Karen, so as to get a read of where we stand, and to get on the agenda for the Parks and Rec board.

5) Pitch the ideas to Parks and Rec board, ask for what would be a path forward.  (My sense is that City owned open spaces are pretty much earmarked as natural areas - so switching to disc golf may actually require a vote of Corvallis residents.  Unless the City is about to get some new open space that hasn't yet been assigned a function.)

 

Richard

P.S. -  my memory is that most of the alignment between the City and us revolves around growing the sport and providing recreational opportunities for community members.  Also being able to close Willy for tournaments is a concession by the City to us, not something that they are particularly interested in.  Thus, if we are wanting a new course to better position us for holding higher tier tournaments, we may want to work with Visit Corvallis and the Chamber of Commerce to build up the economic benefit argument.

P.P.S. - my other sense is that the club leans heavily on only a very few people to do the physical work at Willy and Adair.  Finding out where the additional energy will come from might be another good initial step.

 

 

On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 9:39 PM Bill Gaskill <billgaskill@...> wrote:

2020 is a mighty fine year to build a new course in the valley (I say).  Let's talk about how we'll go about it.

 
Upcoming Event: WDGC monthly club meeting (DST) - Mon, 02/03/2020 6:00pm-7:00pm #cal-reminder

main@wdgc.groups.io Calendar <main@...>
 

Reminder: WDGC monthly club meeting (DST)

When: Monday, 3 February 2020, 6:00pm to 7:00pm, (GMT-08:00) America/Los Angeles

Where:Woodstock's Pizza back room, Kings Blvd, Corvallis, OR

View Event

Organizer: Robert Voss robertvoss.wdgc@...

Description: Monthly club meeting, first Monday of the month, except when that collides with a MAJOR holiday, then it's the second Monday of the month (usually). 7 PM during DST (the lots of light time of year) and 6 PM off DST (the dark time of year).

Club business oriented meetings at Woodstock's Pizza in the back room, where we get updates from club members disc golf life, club officers discuss their responsibilities and give status updates, green keepers check in, we talk about what local events are going on in disc golf including league and tournament updates, what projects or events we are working on that need help from club members, propose new projects and topics for the following month's business meeting, etc.
Re: Upcoming WDGC Meeting - Do you have any agenda items to include for discussion?

Bill Gaskill
 

Does anyone have connections to local logging companies?  In addition to Richard's excellent ideas for pursuing city and county land,  we should perhaps also consider private land for a new course ala Newport's Wilder.

We could put together a presentation/prospectus for the logging companies.   It might be helpful to get feedback from the company out in Newport to see what they think about the partnership and ideas for how to make it more attractive.  I'd like to know the legal framework behind their permit system. 

It's a good time to talk up positive PR to the logging companies.  We could frame a disc golf course as an excellent showcase for selective harvest and multi-use benefits.

On Thu, Jan 30, 2020, 4:45 PM Richard Hervey <r.e.hervey@...> wrote:
Bill,

I have a couple of thoughts on the topic of new courses and/or extensions of Willy - from the inside-the-City with City-Support framework.  Clearly there are lots of other options outside the City.

1) Talk to the guys who got Willy off of the ground.  Things may have changed in the intervening years, but probably not that much.
2) Review the Corvallis Parks and Rec Master Plan, to refresh our memories of where our goals and purposes align with the City.  Likewise, review our agreement with the City that states what we say we are about - and work to embellish our resume in those areas that align with the Master Plan.
3) Brainstorm some ideas to pitch to the City.
4) Get our data together on course usage, especially families.
4) Pitch the ideas to Jude and Karen, so as to get a read of where we stand, and to get on the agenda for the Parks and Rec board.
5) Pitch the ideas to Parks and Rec board, ask for what would be a path forward.  (My sense is that City owned open spaces are pretty much earmarked as natural areas - so switching to disc golf may actually require a vote of Corvallis residents.  Unless the City is about to get some new open space that hasn't yet been assigned a function.)

Richard
P.S. -  my memory is that most of the alignment between the City and us revolves around growing the sport and providing recreational opportunities for community members.  Also being able to close Willy for tournaments is a concession by the City to us, not something that they are particularly interested in.  Thus, if we are wanting a new course to better position us for holding higher tier tournaments, we may want to work with Visit Corvallis and the Chamber of Commerce to build up the economic benefit argument.
P.P.S. - my other sense is that the club leans heavily on only a very few people to do the physical work at Willy and Adair.  Finding out where the additional energy will come from might be another good initial step.


On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 9:39 PM Bill Gaskill <billgaskill@...> wrote:
2020 is a mighty fine year to build a new course in the valley (I say).  Let's talk about how we'll go about it.
Re: Upcoming WDGC Meeting - Do you have any agenda items to include for discussion?

Richard Hervey
 

Bill,

I have a couple of thoughts on the topic of new courses and/or extensions of Willy - from the inside-the-City with City-Support framework.  Clearly there are lots of other options outside the City.

1) Talk to the guys who got Willy off of the ground.  Things may have changed in the intervening years, but probably not that much.
2) Review the Corvallis Parks and Rec Master Plan, to refresh our memories of where our goals and purposes align with the City.  Likewise, review our agreement with the City that states what we say we are about - and work to embellish our resume in those areas that align with the Master Plan.
3) Brainstorm some ideas to pitch to the City.
4) Get our data together on course usage, especially families.
4) Pitch the ideas to Jude and Karen, so as to get a read of where we stand, and to get on the agenda for the Parks and Rec board.
5) Pitch the ideas to Parks and Rec board, ask for what would be a path forward.  (My sense is that City owned open spaces are pretty much earmarked as natural areas - so switching to disc golf may actually require a vote of Corvallis residents.  Unless the City is about to get some new open space that hasn't yet been assigned a function.)

Richard
P.S. -  my memory is that most of the alignment between the City and us revolves around growing the sport and providing recreational opportunities for community members.  Also being able to close Willy for tournaments is a concession by the City to us, not something that they are particularly interested in.  Thus, if we are wanting a new course to better position us for holding higher tier tournaments, we may want to work with Visit Corvallis and the Chamber of Commerce to build up the economic benefit argument.
P.P.S. - my other sense is that the club leans heavily on only a very few people to do the physical work at Willy and Adair.  Finding out where the additional energy will come from might be another good initial step.


On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 9:39 PM Bill Gaskill <billgaskill@...> wrote:
2020 is a mighty fine year to build a new course in the valley (I say).  Let's talk about how we'll go about it.
Re: Upcoming WDGC Meeting - Do you have any agenda items to include for discussion?

Bryce Downey
 

Totally agreed!


On Tue, Jan 28, 2020, 9:39 PM Bill Gaskill <billgaskill@...> wrote:
2020 is a mighty fine year to build a new course in the valley (I say).  Let's talk about how we'll go about it.
Re: Upcoming WDGC Meeting - Do you have any agenda items to include for discussion?

Bill Gaskill
 

2020 is a mighty fine year to build a new course in the valley (I say).  Let's talk about how we'll go about it.
Upcoming WDGC Meeting - Do you have any agenda items to include for discussion?

Mark Turley
 

WDGC Members,

 

Next Monday is the monthly club meeting at Woodstock’s (6:00 PM).

 

If you have any specific items you would like to have added to the agenda and discussed at the Meeting, just let me know before Sunday evening.

 

 

Thanks,

 

Mark Turley

WDGC 2020 Secretary
Wild Willy Ice Bowl February 8

Robert Voss
 

Hello all!

We made it past Festivus, and what a grand event that was! The weather turned out amazing and it was a fun layout and fun day. Yet another great job by Greg Johnson! Thank you. I am looking forward to April, as well.

Now our attention turns to the Wild Willy Ice Bowl for Linn Benton Food Share on February 8. Player packs are a disc of choice and nested mini set, as well as a free lunch! We will also have CTP or putting prizes for each division, and a free raffle that all players are entered into that features a Latitude 64 Easy Go Backpack Bag among many other things! We're playing a couple rounds at Willamette in an easier layout, having free lunch between rounds, and having a good time.

All proceed go to Linn Benton Food Share. Let's do our part and make sure Everybody Eats!


If you are not familiar with an Ice Bowl, here is some history of the events:
https://icebowlhq.com/faq/


Sign up online:
https://www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/Wild_Willy_Ice_Bowl_2020

Or come out the morning of - registration and check in will start at 8 AM and go until 9 AM. Hopefully unless we have a lot of day of signups, we'll get started by 9:30, have lunch at noon, be done with round two by 3:30, and out of there by 4:00-ish.

We hope to see you out there!

Robert Voss
President, Tournament Director
Willamette Disc Golf Club
Re: Festivus Registration List

Bryce Downey
 

Well done Greg!


On Wed, Jan 22, 2020 at 9:36 PM Greg Johnson via Groups.Io <discgolfgreg=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:
4 spots open, writing up cards tonight

Bring your rain gear.
We will have lots of hot food choices for lunch. 
Thank you everyone for your support.
Marking out course temp holes and putting out temp teepads on Friday.

Here is the current registration list. 80 participants.

FP50 Kimberly Halsey
FP50 Toni Hoyman
FW2 Karen Rassmussen
MA1 Evan Bannick
MA1 Mason Blohm
MA1 Jesse Golder
MA1 Matthew Golder
MA1 Nathan Graff
MA1 Grant Nixon
MA1 Matt Rudie
MA1 Cole Stover
MA1 Eric Taylor
MA1 Seth Webster
MA1 Max Winer
MA2 David Butkovich
MA2 John Cooper
MA2 Rob Dudenhoefer
MA2 Ben Dudenhoefer
MA2 Phil Dudenhoefer
MA2 Steve Ernst
MA2 Erik Gyllenskog
MA2 Brad Hale
MA2 Craig Jensen
MA2 Tyler Junge
MA2 Nic Kilkenny
MA2 Scott Mahon
MA2 Sheldon Peterson
MA2 Nic Stevens
MA2 Aaron Summers
MA2 Mark Turley
MA2 Jesse Walker
MA3 Ronald Cornelison
MA3 Derrick Dunn
MA3 Cory Garms
MA3 Brandon Jones-Stanley
MA3 Samuel Snider
MA40 Rick Godden
MA40 Marc Haerling
MA40 Mark Martin
MA40 Eric O'Brien
MA40 Tony Sunseri
MA40 Scott Swearinger
MA40 Robert Voss
MA40 Scott Wales
MA50 Don Alexander
MA50 Larry Peterson
MA50 Jerry Reller
MA60 Robert Burton
MA60 Bryce Downey
MA60 Jim Dubay
MA60 Gary Erwin
MA60 Eugene Fackler
MA60 Ralph Huntoon
MA60 Ron Lee
MA60 Steven Walgrave
MP40 Dan Beaudin
MP40 Andrew Boyle
MP40 John Diestelow
MP40 Billy Gaskill
MP40 Kirk McCallister
MP40 John Ollis
MP40 Jesse Seibel
MP40 Mike Storrs
MP50 Kelly Christiansen
MP50 Joe Graham
MP50 Scott Hessell
MP50 Greg Johnson
MP50 Jay Sexton
MP50 Eric Smith
MPO Dallas Brown
MPO Terran Ferguson
MPO Sam Gibson
MPO Reed Key
MPO James Leon
MPO Colin Sexton
MPO Patrick Steeves
MPO Logan Stevens
MPO Bryan Van Fleet
MPO Eric Wilson
MPO Scott Withers

Festivus Registration List

Greg Johnson
 

4 spots open, writing up cards tonight

Bring your rain gear.
We will have lots of hot food choices for lunch. 
Thank you everyone for your support.
Marking out course temp holes and putting out temp teepads on Friday.

Here is the current registration list. 80 participants.

FP50 Kimberly Halsey
FP50 Toni Hoyman
FW2 Karen Rassmussen
MA1 Evan Bannick
MA1 Mason Blohm
MA1 Jesse Golder
MA1 Matthew Golder
MA1 Nathan Graff
MA1 Grant Nixon
MA1 Matt Rudie
MA1 Cole Stover
MA1 Eric Taylor
MA1 Seth Webster
MA1 Max Winer
MA2 David Butkovich
MA2 John Cooper
MA2 Rob Dudenhoefer
MA2 Ben Dudenhoefer
MA2 Phil Dudenhoefer
MA2 Steve Ernst
MA2 Erik Gyllenskog
MA2 Brad Hale
MA2 Craig Jensen
MA2 Tyler Junge
MA2 Nic Kilkenny
MA2 Scott Mahon
MA2 Sheldon Peterson
MA2 Nic Stevens
MA2 Aaron Summers
MA2 Mark Turley
MA2 Jesse Walker
MA3 Ronald Cornelison
MA3 Derrick Dunn
MA3 Cory Garms
MA3 Brandon Jones-Stanley
MA3 Samuel Snider
MA40 Rick Godden
MA40 Marc Haerling
MA40 Mark Martin
MA40 Eric O'Brien
MA40 Tony Sunseri
MA40 Scott Swearinger
MA40 Robert Voss
MA40 Scott Wales
MA50 Don Alexander
MA50 Larry Peterson
MA50 Jerry Reller
MA60 Robert Burton
MA60 Bryce Downey
MA60 Jim Dubay
MA60 Gary Erwin
MA60 Eugene Fackler
MA60 Ralph Huntoon
MA60 Ron Lee
MA60 Steven Walgrave
MP40 Dan Beaudin
MP40 Andrew Boyle
MP40 John Diestelow
MP40 Billy Gaskill
MP40 Kirk McCallister
MP40 John Ollis
MP40 Jesse Seibel
MP40 Mike Storrs
MP50 Kelly Christiansen
MP50 Joe Graham
MP50 Scott Hessell
MP50 Greg Johnson
MP50 Jay Sexton
MP50 Eric Smith
MPO Dallas Brown
MPO Terran Ferguson
MPO Sam Gibson
MPO Reed Key
MPO James Leon
MPO Colin Sexton
MPO Patrick Steeves
MPO Logan Stevens
MPO Bryan Van Fleet
MPO Eric Wilson
MPO Scott Withers

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