Hey craig the tags on the home page look awesome.

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Peace G

Although I certainly appreciate the idea, battling 25 degree weather
snow, winds, a creek, etc.  I don't know that it is necessarily an
appropriate forum.  Don't let me sway anyone, I'm just offering an
opinion.
I think in the spring when college kids are home, and rec players are
coming out of hibernation is probably the best time.  It also
provides a great opportunity to offer some impromptu instruction to
the novice player.  For that matter, we could possibly do this the
first weekend of every month when the weather is nice and make them
weekend long events.  (Saturday at Creekside and Sunday at BW).
Keep in mind that not only does this allow us to swap some plastic,
but also for that new player to realize that just because Innova says
a Star Wraith flies further than any disc on the planet, an old beat-
up DX Cheetah may be the one for them.

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, Matt Hamilton <matt30556@...>
wrote:
>
> Sounds great, but why wait till then? I know I have a bunch of
plastic that I wouldn't mind trading to get ahold of some different
discs..... nothing special in mind, just that the ones I have are
sitting here collecting dust as I'm sure many of yours are. How about
Saturday at the Creekside Ice Bowl? I am hoping to see a bunch of
Llamas and Crawdads in attendance.
>   Just a thought.........
>   Matt
>
> Jason Munns <chiperatu@...> wrote:
>           Sounds like a plan. Maybe the first swap meet could be
when we have
> about 20 man hours left across the lake to make a full 18 playable.
20
> guys can work for an hour each, and we'll have a short break, a
quick
> lunch, some pictures, a swap meet and by that time our arms could
> possibly be recovered enough to have an inaugural tag match!
> It's sure to be a beautiful day!
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wojcik" <discgolpher@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Sounds good. How about right after a few hours of hard labor? ;)
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Want to start your own business? Learn how on Yahoo! Small Business.
>

:)

How about before, during, or after the discgolf clinic on Saturday, May
5th?

:)

How about before, during, or after the discgolf clinic on Saturday, May
5th?

This sounds like a GREAT idea. "Swap Meets" are very popular in
sports like skiing where people tend to turn their equipment over on
a regular basis. The ability to try them out and/or talk to someone
before buying is priceless.

Probably the best time to hold one would be early spring when
new/recreational players are starting to come back out of
hibernation. A few well placed signs around the course could bring
out some new players. It would be a good way to sell off some
inventory (both personal and club) and a great opportunity to educate
people on the "goings-on" of Pinchot.

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Brad" <brad@...> wrote:
>
> I have 4 bins of discs that my wife would love for me to sell, so
I'm
> down.
> I may be changing jobs in the near future, so time might be an issue
> for me, but let me know what you guys are planning and I'll do my
best!
> -B
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@>
wrote:
> >
> > BWCC now has a wildfire, inferno, raging inferno and aviar driver
> > as "community discs".
> > Whenever I am around I will have these with me and everyone is
free to
> > try them out. This has so far been met with a positive
response.
> > With this in mind, along with all the chatter about out of
production
> > discs and "where can I find this or that", and general disc
flight
> > conversations I have had, I'd like to propose some type of swap
meet.
> >
> > We all have discs that we no longer throw, have thrown for a
round or
> > two and hated, or won in tournaments and will never throw. Why
not get
> > these outcasts together on any given day and trade, sell or give
them
> > away? If nothing else, it will provide an opportunity for folks
to
> > throw something they've never thrown before, try discs in
different
> > weights and plastics, and maybe make a buck or 3.
> >
> > Tags or any other club event would create the perfect forum for
such an
> > event.
> >
> > If this is an idea worth pursuing, let me know and we'll make it
happen!
> >
>

Sounds like a plan. Maybe the first swap meet could be when we have
about 20 man hours left across the lake to make a full 18 playable. 20
guys can work for an hour each, and we'll have a short break, a quick
lunch, some pictures, a swap meet and by that time our arms could
possibly be recovered enough to have an inaugural tag match!
It's sure to be a beautiful day!

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wojcik" <discgolpher@...>
wrote:
>
> Sounds good. How about right after a few hours of hard labor? ;)
>

Maybe like a swamp meet slash Tourney(1 round) slash Clinic(for newbies or
people who been playing playing but could use some advice like me) some
where  bewtween the icebowl/boulder bash to help inform people and have fun.

We coud have food, and prizes and perhaps sell some tags?

Just another thought
Peace G


>From: "biggthree13" <biggthree13@...>
>Reply-To: BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com
>To: BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [BoulderWoods] Re: discs... new, used, and otherwise
>Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 20:49:13 -0000
>
>how about a swap meet tourney? any thoughts good or bad idea?
>--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, Donnie Eck <dle136@...> wrote:
> >
> > Count me in for this event! I too have discs that I don't throw
>and would like to trade in for new discs.
> > -donnie
> >
> > Craig Beam <cbeam@...> wrote:
>This sounds like a GREAT idea. "Swap Meets" are very popular in
> >  sports like skiing where people tend to turn their equipment over
>on
> >  a regular basis. The ability to try them out and/or talk to
>someone
> >  before buying is priceless.
> >
> >  Probably the best time to hold one would be early spring when
> >  new/recreational players are starting to come back out of
> >  hibernation. A few well placed signs around the course could
>bring
> >  out some new players. It would be a good way to sell off some
> >  inventory (both personal and club) and a great opportunity to
>educate
> >  people on the "goings-on" of Pinchot.
> >
> >  --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Brad" <brad@> wrote:
> >  >
> >  > I have 4 bins of discs that my wife would love for me to sell,
>so
> >  I'm
> >  > down.
> >  > I may be changing jobs in the near future, so time might be an
>issue
> >  > for me, but let me know what you guys are planning and I'll do
>my
> >  best!
> >  > -B
> >  > --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@>
> >  wrote:
> >  > >
> >  > > BWCC now has a wildfire, inferno, raging inferno and aviar
>driver
> >  > > as "community discs".
> >  > > Whenever I am around I will have these with me and everyone
>is
> >  free to
> >  > > try them out.  This has so far been met with a positive
> >  response.
> >  > > With this in mind, along with all the chatter about out of
> >  production
> >  > > discs and "where can I find this or that", and general disc
> >  flight
> >  > > conversations I have had, I'd like to propose some type of
>swap
> >  meet.
> >  > >
> >  > > We all have discs that we no longer throw, have thrown for a
> >  round or
> >  > > two and hated, or won in tournaments and will never throw.
>Why
> >  not get
> >  > > these outcasts together on any given day and trade, sell or
>give
> >  them
> >  > > away?  If nothing else, it will provide an opportunity for
>folks
> >  to
> >  > > throw something they've never thrown before, try discs in
> >  different
> >  > > weights and plastics, and maybe make a buck or 3.
> >  > >
> >  > > Tags or any other club event would create the perfect forum
>for
> >  such an
> >  > > event.
> >  > >
> >  > > If this is an idea worth pursuing, let me know and we'll make
>it
> >  happen!
> >  > >
> >  >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> > Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.
> >
>
>

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how about a swap meet tourney? any thoughts good or bad idea?
--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, Donnie Eck <dle136@...> wrote:
>
> Count me in for this event! I too have discs that I don't throw
and would like to trade in for new discs.
> -donnie
>
> Craig Beam <cbeam@...> wrote:
This sounds like a GREAT idea. "Swap Meets" are very popular in
>  sports like skiing where people tend to turn their equipment over
on
>  a regular basis. The ability to try them out and/or talk to
someone
>  before buying is priceless.
>
>  Probably the best time to hold one would be early spring when
>  new/recreational players are starting to come back out of
>  hibernation. A few well placed signs around the course could
bring
>  out some new players. It would be a good way to sell off some
>  inventory (both personal and club) and a great opportunity to
educate
>  people on the "goings-on" of Pinchot.
>
>  --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Brad" <brad@> wrote:
>  >
>  > I have 4 bins of discs that my wife would love for me to sell,
so
>  I'm
>  > down.
>  > I may be changing jobs in the near future, so time might be an
issue
>  > for me, but let me know what you guys are planning and I'll do
my
>  best!
>  > -B
>  > --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@>
>  wrote:
>  > >
>  > > BWCC now has a wildfire, inferno, raging inferno and aviar
driver
>  > > as "community discs".
>  > > Whenever I am around I will have these with me and everyone
is
>  free to
>  > > try them out.  This has so far been met with a positive
>  response.
>  > > With this in mind, along with all the chatter about out of
>  production
>  > > discs and "where can I find this or that", and general disc
>  flight
>  > > conversations I have had, I'd like to propose some type of
swap
>  meet.
>  > >
>  > > We all have discs that we no longer throw, have thrown for a
>  round or
>  > > two and hated, or won in tournaments and will never throw.
Why
>  not get
>  > > these outcasts together on any given day and trade, sell or
give
>  them
>  > > away?  If nothing else, it will provide an opportunity for
folks
>  to
>  > > throw something they've never thrown before, try discs in
>  different
>  > > weights and plastics, and maybe make a buck or 3.
>  > >
>  > > Tags or any other club event would create the perfect forum
for
>  such an
>  > > event.
>  > >
>  > > If this is an idea worth pursuing, let me know and we'll make
it
>  happen!
>  > >
>  >
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.
>

This sounds like a GREAT idea. "Swap Meets" are very popular in
sports like skiing where people tend to turn their equipment over on
a regular basis. The ability to try them out and/or talk to someone
before buying is priceless.

Probably the best time to hold one would be early spring when
new/recreational players are starting to come back out of
hibernation. A few well placed signs around the course could bring
out some new players. It would be a good way to sell off some
inventory (both personal and club) and a great opportunity to educate
people on the "goings-on" of Pinchot.

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Brad" <brad@...> wrote:
>
> I have 4 bins of discs that my wife would love for me to sell, so
I'm
> down.
> I may be changing jobs in the near future, so time might be an issue
> for me, but let me know what you guys are planning and I'll do my
best!
> -B
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@>
wrote:
> >
> > BWCC now has a wildfire, inferno, raging inferno and aviar driver
> > as "community discs".
> > Whenever I am around I will have these with me and everyone is
free to
> > try them out. This has so far been met with a positive
response.
> > With this in mind, along with all the chatter about out of
production
> > discs and "where can I find this or that", and general disc
flight
> > conversations I have had, I'd like to propose some type of swap
meet.
> >
> > We all have discs that we no longer throw, have thrown for a
round or
> > two and hated, or won in tournaments and will never throw. Why
not get
> > these outcasts together on any given day and trade, sell or give
them
> > away? If nothing else, it will provide an opportunity for folks
to
> > throw something they've never thrown before, try discs in
different
> > weights and plastics, and maybe make a buck or 3.
> >
> > Tags or any other club event would create the perfect forum for
such an
> > event.
> >
> > If this is an idea worth pursuing, let me know and we'll make it
happen!
> >
>

This sounds like a GREAT idea. "Swap Meets" are very popular in
sports like skiing where people tend to turn their equipment over on
a regular basis. The ability to try them out and/or talk to someone
before buying is priceless.

Probably the best time to hold one would be early spring when
new/recreational players are starting to come back out of
hibernation. A few well placed signs around the course could bring
out some new players. It would be a good way to sell off some
inventory (both personal and club) and a great opportunity to educate
people on the "goings-on" of Pinchot.


--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Brad" <brad@...> wrote:
>
> I have 4 bins of discs that my wife would love for me to sell, so
I'm
> down.
> I may be changing jobs in the near future, so time might be an issue
> for me, but let me know what you guys are planning and I'll do my
best!
> -B
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@>
wrote:
> >
> > BWCC now has a wildfire, inferno, raging inferno and aviar driver
> > as "community discs".
> > Whenever I am around I will have these with me and everyone is
free to
> > try them out.  This has so far been met with a positive
response.
> > With this in mind, along with all the chatter about out of
production
> > discs and "where can I find this or that", and general disc
flight
> > conversations I have had, I'd like to propose some type of swap
meet.
> >
> > We all have discs that we no longer throw, have thrown for a
round or
> > two and hated, or won in tournaments and will never throw.  Why
not get
> > these outcasts together on any given day and trade, sell or give
them
> > away?  If nothing else, it will provide an opportunity for folks
to
> > throw something they've never thrown before, try discs in
different
> > weights and plastics, and maybe make a buck or 3.
> >
> > Tags or any other club event would create the perfect forum for
such an
> > event.
> >
> > If this is an idea worth pursuing, let me know and we'll make it
happen!
> >
>

I have 4 bins of discs that my wife would love for me to sell, so I'm
down.
I may be changing jobs in the near future, so time might be an issue
for me, but let me know what you guys are planning and I'll do my best!
-B
--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@...> wrote:
>
> BWCC now has a wildfire, inferno, raging inferno and aviar driver
> as "community discs".
> Whenever I am around I will have these with me and everyone is free to
> try them out.  This has so far been met with a positive response.
> With this in mind, along with all the chatter about out of production
> discs and "where can I find this or that", and general disc flight
> conversations I have had, I'd like to propose some type of swap meet.
>
> We all have discs that we no longer throw, have thrown for a round or
> two and hated, or won in tournaments and will never throw.  Why not get
> these outcasts together on any given day and trade, sell or give them
> away?  If nothing else, it will provide an opportunity for folks to
> throw something they've never thrown before, try discs in different
> weights and plastics, and maybe make a buck or 3.
>
> Tags or any other club event would create the perfect forum for such an
> event.
>
> If this is an idea worth pursuing, let me know and we'll make it happen!
>

Sounds like a plan.  Maybe the first swap meet could be when we have
about 20 man hours left across the lake to make a full 18 playable.  20
guys can work for an hour each, and we'll have a short break, a quick
lunch, some pictures, a swap meet and by that time our arms could
possibly be recovered enough to have an inaugural tag match!
It's sure to be a beautiful day!

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wojcik" <discgolpher@...>
wrote:
>
> Sounds good.  How about right after a few hours of hard labor?  ;)
>

Sounds good.  How about right after a few hours of hard labor?  ;)

BWCC now has a wildfire, inferno, raging inferno and aviar driver
as "community discs".
Whenever I am around I will have these with me and everyone is free to
try them out.  This has so far been met with a positive response.
With this in mind, along with all the chatter about out of production
discs and "where can I find this or that", and general disc flight
conversations I have had, I'd like to propose some type of swap meet.

We all have discs that we no longer throw, have thrown for a round or
two and hated, or won in tournaments and will never throw.  Why not get
these outcasts together on any given day and trade, sell or give them
away?  If nothing else, it will provide an opportunity for folks to
throw something they've never thrown before, try discs in different
weights and plastics, and maybe make a buck or 3.

Tags or any other club event would create the perfect forum for such an
event.

If this is an idea worth pursuing, let me know and we'll make it happen!

Sorry, I thought Thursday was it.  Well then, I'm not thanking you
guys yet, I'll wait to see how it all turns out!

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Craig Beam" <cbeam@...> wrote:
>
> Fear not Jason, you still have a WHOLE month left to accumulate
those
> valuable WFL points!
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Since my WFL season is over (I won't make it out on Thursday), I
> wanted
> > to take this opportunity to thank Beam, Paul and everyone else
who
> made
> > the WFL happen.  It proved to be a nice break from tags and a
chance
> to
> > improve our individual game given the formats we had to choose
from.
> > This is the best club in the state, and I'm glad to be a part of
it.
> > Here's to 2007!
> >
>

The date has to be changed due to conflict with LAFS.  Sunday, May 20th
shall be the date now for the fourth Boulder Bash.

I am pleased to announce that the PA Keystone State Games has decided
to include Disc Golf sport into their summer sports competition for
the 2007 games for ages 12 and up. They have appointed me as the
Director of Disc Golf Sports and selected the Recreational Course at
Pinchot State Park for the first annual tournament. The various
levels of competition for multiple age groups will be scheduled for
the dates July 24 thru 26, 2007.

The event is an excellent opportunity to promote the sport of Disc
Golf in PA and surrounding eligible states. Your assistance will help
make this inaugural event a success. This event has the potential of
encouraging players to develop their skills and advance to more
challenging courses and membership in the PDGA.

If you would like to support this project with your time and labor,
please contact me directly at Don@....

Developing details and full information are and will be posted at:
the  www.PinchotDiscGolf.com website.

Let's work together to help promote this sport for all ages!

Jason I might be willing to sell a few of my points at the right
price.

Lynn

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Craig Beam" <cbeam@...> wrote:
>
> Fear not Jason, you still have a WHOLE month left to accumulate
those
> valuable WFL points!
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Since my WFL season is over (I won't make it out on Thursday), I
> wanted
> > to take this opportunity to thank Beam, Paul and everyone else
who
> made
> > the WFL happen.  It proved to be a nice break from tags and a
chance
> to
> > improve our individual game given the formats we had to choose
from.
> > This is the best club in the state, and I'm glad to be a part of
it.
> > Here's to 2007!
> >
>

Fear not Jason, you still have a WHOLE month left to accumulate those
valuable WFL points!

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@...>
wrote:
>
> Since my WFL season is over (I won't make it out on Thursday), I
wanted
> to take this opportunity to thank Beam, Paul and everyone else who
made
> the WFL happen.  It proved to be a nice break from tags and a chance
to
> improve our individual game given the formats we had to choose from.
> This is the best club in the state, and I'm glad to be a part of it.
> Here's to 2007!
>

Does your permission slip expire at the end of the month ?

Lynn


--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Munns" <chiperatu@...>
wrote:
>
> Since my WFL season is over (I won't make it out on Thursday), I
wanted
> to take this opportunity to thank Beam, Paul and everyone else who
made
> the WFL happen.  It proved to be a nice break from tags and a
chance to
> improve our individual game given the formats we had to choose
from.
> This is the best club in the state, and I'm glad to be a part of
it.
> Here's to 2007!
>

Since my WFL season is over (I won't make it out on Thursday), I wanted
to take this opportunity to thank Beam, Paul and everyone else who made
the WFL happen.  It proved to be a nice break from tags and a chance to
improve our individual game given the formats we had to choose from.
This is the best club in the state, and I'm glad to be a part of it.
Here's to 2007!

Hole #1  242'    par 3  BWCC
Hole #2  409'    par 3  George Ginter & Gerald Ford III
Hole #3  1,000'  par 5  Dave & Davon Brown
Hole #4  300'    par 3  John & Paul Wojcik
Hole #5  300'    par 3  Jim Warren
Hole #6  667'    par 4  Craig Beam
Hole #7  625'    par 4  Farinelli Construction, Inc.
Hole #8  587'    par 4  Lynn Baker
Hole #9  270'    par 3  Bob Eberly & Eric Brennan

4,400'  (par 32)

Thanks to Janelle Foltz for the baked goods she made and sent up with
the Donniellama.  Those muffins were the BOMB.  The two-bite brownies
went down well also.  :)
   Thanks also to those volunteers that virtually waved a magic wand
and made a fairway appear where there were only thorns and brush.
George Ginter, Jeff Manatt, Steve Charron, Matt Hamilton, Gerry Ford,
Glenn Pickering, Craig Beam, Brian Gannon and myself basically
knocked out hole #18 today.  The basket should be in place for next
weekend.  We've yet to roll the bench into place, but the hole is
playable and is said to be FUN.

With a little clearing on hole #10 around the basket, the
installation of the #11 basket, and the final push to complete the
monster known as #3, we will soon have two-thirds of the fairways
done.
   There is still, of course, much work to be done as far as tee signs
and teepads and short pins go, not to mention the perpetual grooming
of the fairways and pathways. But, having eighteen baskets in the
ground and eighteen playable fairways is not too far off.  The last
six holes will not require as much effort as has been needed for the
front nine.

Hopefully we'll enjoy another good turnout next weekend along with
some balmy weather like we had today.  The plan will be to attack
#3.

Balmy weather brought out four foursomes of fridgid frisbee fanatics
to fling fast-flying discs through the forest for fun.  Mr. President
came away with the extra fun point by flinging a 57 under the three-
disc format.  Here are the results:

Sun.  1/28 3 Disc  16 ļ (196)

Gerry Ford 2/19
Matt Hamilton 1/7
Tyler Hamilton 1/6
Shaun Manatt 1/7
Tammy Manatt 1/5
Jeff Manatt 1/9
Donnie Eck 1/3
Glenn Pickering 1/5
Matt Jacolik 1/4
Steve Charron 1/8
Craig Beam 1/17
Paul Wojcik 1/25
George Ginter 1/11
Jay Williams 1/17
Skip Hummel 1/2
Jason Munns 1/12

Paul, as far as I know I will be able to play at states so count me
in.  What is the arrangements as far as getting there and where we
will sleep.  Are there any camp grounds near by that you know of or
are people planning on getting hotel rooms.  My vote is for
camping..I'm cheap.  Anyway, let me know what's up.  I think Phil
wants to play too but i don't want to answer for him.  Later

But I've only been present for three of the Flick Drive rounds.

Lynn


--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Jeff" <jffross@...> wrote:
>
> And Flick drive has been drawn 5 times?
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "biggthree13" <biggthree13@>
> wrote:
> >
> > NameWins(2 pts) Lynn Baker7Craig Beam4Gerald Ford4Jeff Ross3Paul
> > Wojcik3Glenn Pickering2Jason Munns2Jay Williams2Bob Eberly1George
> > Ginter1James McBride1Jeff Manatt1Ken Kuduk1Ken Landis1Matt
> Hamilton1Phil
> > Denhardt1Tyler ?1Derek Kline0Donnie Eck0Donnie Eck0Eric
Brennan0George
> > Saxman0Jonathan Gere0Ken Landis0Matt Jacolik0Micah Sullivan0Ralph
> > Kiner0Shaun Manatt0Skip Hummel0Steve Charron0Tammy Manatt0Tyler
> > Hamilton0
> >
>

I posted this yesterday, but it seems to have somehow disappeared?

Five golfers came out to enjoy the late round snowstorm on Thursday.
The format was "One-Disc". Ken Kuduk and myself tied for the best round
and each earned the treasured "bonus point".

Ken Kuduk - 2(5)
Craig Beam - 2(16)
Lynn Baker - 1(23)
Jay Williams - 1(16)
Bob Eberly - 1(12)

Some details were ironed out at last nights pivotal club meeting...

• Tags have been ordered. They are metal this year. Tags 1-3 will be gold, Tags 4-10 will be silver, Tags 11-55 will be bronze. We are also getting 5 blank tags to be used as replacements. Anyone who loses their tag will have to pay a fee for a replacement.
• The final WFL match will be Thursday, Feb 22nd (the last Thursday before Ice Bowl). The WFL prize drawing will be held at intermission of the Ice Bowl. The number of points you have at the conclusion of the WFL season will be the number of entries you get into the drawing. Prizes will be "Gift Certificates" to the club and can be spent on anything in stock or next years tags if you wish. If you win the 1st or 2nd place prize, you may also special order bigger items such as a bag or portable basket. Prizes will be as follows (1) First Place = $100, (1) Second Place = $50, (5) Third Place = $15.
• The second round of the Ice Bowl will also be the first *OFFICIAL* tag round. 

Plenty of time remaining to get out there and earn some more WFL points!!!