We enjoyed some more nice Spring weather on Tuesday and also the
addition of our 37th clubmember for 2008, Owen Hileman, who promptly
earned the #2 tag with a 53.
   Congrats Owen.  You are now entered into our end of the year Tag
Finale, are eligible to receive the BWCC clubmembers' $2 discount on
every disc purchase for 2008, a $5 discount on your PDGA membership
through the Affiliate Club Program AND have your voice be heard and
duly considered for all matters pertaining to the BWCC and the Quaker's
Challenge course.
  Hope we see you again soon!  ; )

Owen Hileman  #37  53  #2
Paul W.  #6  55  #6
Jason Munns  #2  59  #7
Scott Ward  #7  59  #13
Lynn Baker  #13  61  #19
Jeff Manatt  #19  65  #24
Bob Eberly  #35  65  #32
Jay Williams  #24  69  #35
Shaun Manatt  #32  72  #37

skip hummel  **  58  **
tammy manatt  **  88  **

No aces were thrown and the pot grew from $68 to $75 for next Tuesday.

A little birdie told me that Mr. Beam will be out Sunday.  There are
still a good number of Llama and Boulder Bash V t-shirts left if anyone
is interested.  Lynn Baker is holding, so you'll need to get with him.

A week of rest is in order, but then its back to coursework since the
weeds wait for nobody.  Weedwhacking, stumpcutting, etc........
CU @ Creekside tomorrow.

Thanks Jeff.  : )

Please note that there were not enough 'propagators' (which are PDGA
members with ratings of 800 or above) to give online ratings to those
who played Boulder Woods. They will get ratings for these rounds after
the next ratings update however.

Looks like Scratch Scoring Average (SSA) was 63.9 in round one and
64.3 in round two for Quaker's Challenge. Congratulations Llamas!
You've made for one of the highest SSA courses in the state and
narrowly missing out on the top 10 in the nation.

A full list of highest SSA courses in the U.S. can be viewed on a
thread I made last year on the PDGA DISCussion Board here:

http://www.pdga.com/msgboard/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=659610&an=0&page=1#Post65\
9610

Regarding SSA vs. par, SSA typically always comes in a few strokes
below par. This makes sense, since by definition SSA is what gold
1000-rated golfers shoot and pro par is usually set for blue 950-rated
golfers.

However the Quaker's Challenge course graded out with par and SSA
coming out to about the same - 64. This is not unheard of. One of the
reasons for this is that there are few 'tweener' holes on the course.
The par 3s are also not easy deuce holes. But the primary reason is
that 5s and 6s happen all too often on the pro par four holes.

As the course matures and opens up, I think you'll see SSA gradually
creep lower with par remaining the same and resulting in a
distribution similarly to what has been observed at other world class
high SSA courses. I think SSA will eventually be 61 or even 60 with
par at 64 for blue 950-rated golfers.

Best regards,
Jeff LaGrassa
PDGA PA State Coordinator

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wojcik" <discgolpher@...>
wrote:
>
> Statistically speaking, there were not enough propogators to
> extrapolate the round ratings for Boulder Woods.  This will be done
> once the final TD report is processed by the PDGA.  Propogators are
> players with well established player ratings that form a baseline, so
> to speak, for the rest of the player's ratings to be calculated from.
> If you're really interested, check out the round ratings from Boulder
> Bash IV last year.  Simply check the rating for a round the same as
> what you shot and it should be very close seeing as how the weather was
> nice for both events.
>

ok...thanks for getting back to me.

--- Paul Wojcik <discgolpher@...> wrote:

> Statistically speaking, there were not enough
> propogators to
> extrapolate the round ratings for Boulder Woods.
> This will be done
> once the final TD report is processed by the PDGA.
> Propogators are
> players with well established player ratings that
> form a baseline, so
> to speak, for the rest of the player's ratings to be
> calculated from.
> If you're really interested, check out the round
> ratings from Boulder
> Bash IV last year.  Simply check the rating for a
> round the same as
> what you shot and it should be very close seeing as
> how the weather was
> nice for both events.
>
>



      
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Statistically speaking, there were not enough propogators to
extrapolate the round ratings for Boulder Woods.  This will be done
once the final TD report is processed by the PDGA.  Propogators are
players with well established player ratings that form a baseline, so
to speak, for the rest of the player's ratings to be calculated from.
If you're really interested, check out the round ratings from Boulder
Bash IV last year.  Simply check the rating for a round the same as
what you shot and it should be very close seeing as how the weather was
nice for both events.

Was wondering if the ratings were completed and/or
posted for those of us that played at BW?

Thanks,
Lee

--- Paul Wojcik <discgolpher@...> wrote:

> Mr. Lagrassa was kind enough to do this for us since
> I've been kind of
> busy.  Check 'em out:
>
http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tournament_results.php?
> TournID=7411&year=2008&includeRatings=1#Open
>
>
>



      
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Jeff Ramer is pictured instead of Robin Billig on the homepage.  Jeff
won Advanced Masters, Robin won Pro Masters and we didn't get a picture
of him.  If anyone has a photo of Mr. Billig, we can surely get it up
on the homepage.  He deserves it.  Otherwise, change Pro Master to
Advanced Master under Jeff Ramer's photo.  Thanks.

There were 90 names on the signup sheets and that was used to
determine the number of players.  After reconciliation with no shows
from pre-reg and a duplicate the number dropped down below 90.

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Eric" <crz4dmb@...> wrote:
>
> I was told that we were over 90 and the plan was over 90.  If there
> was only 87, I just wondered why the change in plan....Personally I
> would have prefered a round at each, but it is what it is.
> Still had a blast - thanks again
> ERIC
>
>
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Phil" <pblunt42@> wrote:
> >
> > TD's discretion. BWoods is a little cramped for that many golfers.
> > 87....91....not much of a difference.
> >
> >
> > --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Eric" <crz4dmb@> wrote:
> > >
> > > I have a question -
> > > On the results page, it shows 87 golfers.
> > > I thought we played both rounds at QC because there was over 90
> > > golfers...
> > >
> > > Am I mistaken on this?
> > > Why did we play both rounds at QC if there were less than 90?
> > > Just curious - loved QC and had a blast, just wondering why we
> > didn't
> > > get to enjoy both courses.
> > >
> > > thanks
> > > ERIC
> > >
> > > --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, Charles Ford <amusedbum@>
> > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > There aren't many courses where par is rated at 1000
> > > >
> > > > http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tournament_results.php?
> > > TournID=7411&year=2008&includeRatings=1#Open
> > > >
> > > > What a fun weekend. I'm still tired.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks Paul!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Paul Wojcik <discgolpher@> wrote:
> > > Oops!  I didn't link it right.  Help.
> > > >
> > >
> >
>

No worries - I certainly enjoyed QC and the 2nd round playing with you
Earl, I had a blast!


--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Earl" <frazier_jr@...> wrote:
>
> The change was made due to the amount of people who signed up to play
> Am1 and Open/Pro Divisions.  If I remember what Paul said "If we have
> more than 45 in Am1 and Open/Pro we are going to play two rounds at
the
> Quake"  also it was stated before the event that if we have more than
> 90 poeple sign up we will likely play two rounds on the Quake in
those
> divisions.
>
> Correct me if I am wrong, anybody, I know that I stated in the
> interview that I thought we had over 90 and I was mistaken.  Just a
> little excited about the huge turnout for the event.
>
> Earl
>

The change was made due to the amount of people who signed up to play
Am1 and Open/Pro Divisions.  If I remember what Paul said "If we have
more than 45 in Am1 and Open/Pro we are going to play two rounds at the
Quake"  also it was stated before the event that if we have more than
90 poeple sign up we will likely play two rounds on the Quake in those
divisions.

Correct me if I am wrong, anybody, I know that I stated in the
interview that I thought we had over 90 and I was mistaken.  Just a
little excited about the huge turnout for the event.

Earl

I was told that we were over 90 and the plan was over 90.  If there
was only 87, I just wondered why the change in plan....Personally I
would have prefered a round at each, but it is what it is.
Still had a blast - thanks again
ERIC



--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Phil" <pblunt42@...> wrote:
>
> TD's discretion. BWoods is a little cramped for that many golfers.
> 87....91....not much of a difference.
>
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Eric" <crz4dmb@> wrote:
> >
> > I have a question -
> > On the results page, it shows 87 golfers.
> > I thought we played both rounds at QC because there was over 90
> > golfers...
> >
> > Am I mistaken on this?
> > Why did we play both rounds at QC if there were less than 90?
> > Just curious - loved QC and had a blast, just wondering why we
> didn't
> > get to enjoy both courses.
> >
> > thanks
> > ERIC
> >
> > --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, Charles Ford <amusedbum@>
> wrote:
> > >
> > > There aren't many courses where par is rated at 1000
> > >
> > > http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tournament_results.php?
> > TournID=7411&year=2008&includeRatings=1#Open
> > >
> > > What a fun weekend. I'm still tired.
> > >
> > > Thanks Paul!
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Paul Wojcik <discgolpher@> wrote:
> > Oops!  I didn't link it right.  Help.
> > >
> >
>

TD's discretion. BWoods is a little cramped for that many golfers.
87....91....not much of a difference.


--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Eric" <crz4dmb@...> wrote:
>
> I have a question -
> On the results page, it shows 87 golfers.
> I thought we played both rounds at QC because there was over 90
> golfers...
>
> Am I mistaken on this?
> Why did we play both rounds at QC if there were less than 90?
> Just curious - loved QC and had a blast, just wondering why we
didn't
> get to enjoy both courses.
>
> thanks
> ERIC
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, Charles Ford <amusedbum@>
wrote:
> >
> > There aren't many courses where par is rated at 1000
> >
> > http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tournament_results.php?
> TournID=7411&year=2008&includeRatings=1#Open
> >
> > What a fun weekend. I'm still tired.
> >
> > Thanks Paul!
> >
> >
> >
> > Paul Wojcik <discgolpher@> wrote:
> Oops!  I didn't link it right.  Help.
> >
>

I have a question -
On the results page, it shows 87 golfers.
I thought we played both rounds at QC because there was over 90
golfers...

Am I mistaken on this?
Why did we play both rounds at QC if there were less than 90?
Just curious - loved QC and had a blast, just wondering why we didn't
get to enjoy both courses.

thanks
ERIC

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, Charles Ford <amusedbum@...> wrote:
>
> There aren't many courses where par is rated at 1000
>
> http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tournament_results.php?
TournID=7411&year=2008&includeRatings=1#Open
>
> What a fun weekend. I'm still tired.
>
> Thanks Paul!
>
>
>
> Paul Wojcik <discgolpher@...> wrote:
Oops!  I didn't link it right.  Help.
>

Oops! I didn't link it right. Help.

Oops!  I didn't link it right.  Help.

Mr. Lagrassa was kind enough to do this for us since I've been kind of
busy.  Check 'em out:
http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tournament_results.php?
TournID=7411&year=2008&includeRatings=1#Open

Now that the weather is breaking, I am thinking of dusting off the
discs for a comback! Thats right you heard it here first. Got some tags
left to buy?

See you soon on the Quake or BW.

Later

Here's a quick video recap from the Boulder Bash along with some coverage of
Sedgley Woods
Pawsome Doubles Charity tournament.

The Bash will be seen On Demand in July..........

Here's the link to the clip with html.........

http://discgolfer.ning.com/video/video/show?id=1809917%3AVideo%3A225148

here's the clip link with non hyper link.......
discgolfer.ning.com/video/video/show?id=1809917%3AVideo%3A225148

just add the http:// at the beginning before you click enter.....

Kevin McGorry
Producer/Director
Disc Golf Monthly
"the show that takes you one step closer to the sport of Disc Golf

LAST BUT NOT LEAST.....a HUGE Thanks to Paul "TD" Wojcik for the
blood, sweat and beers it took to make the Quake a reality.

Without his dedication and perseverance over the past three years, we
would still be clearing the first nine fairways.  Although there were
many others involved in all aspects of creating the course...no one
has been more instrumental in keeping progress moving forward.

Rumor has it that the mound of dirt on the left side of the #7
fairway is really Paul's bunker...since he has virtually lived at the
course the past two years.

We could not have had a better grand opening for the Quake with a
record turnout and perfect weather.

I'm proud to a member of the llama herd.

As a final note...I still have a few Boulder Bash V Tick t-shirts in
my inventory (mostly X-Large)if anyone would like to buy one.

Lynn




--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wojcik" <discgolpher@...>
wrote:
>
> It is doubtful.  I will try to have it up tomorrow and if I get a
> couple small miracles, the results may be included in the next
> ratings update which is Wednesday, I think.  If it doesn't happen
in
> time the results will just have to wait to be included in your
> respective ratings until the next update.
> Thanks again to all for coming out for the Bash.  Please bear with
me
> as I try to sort through this mountain of names and numbers, etc.
>
> For now, I can tell you that the Discatcher traveller raffle netted
> the BWCC $200.  Thanks to Matt Hamilton for beating the drum all
> day.  He did such a fine job that the BWCC plans on sponsoring the
> upcoming Crawdad Cooker with a good portion of this revenue.
THANKS
> MATT!
>
> Also, special thanks to Mr. Dave Wood of Driftwood Embroidery for
> providing us with our player's packs, hats and towels.  His
company,
> based in York, did an excellent job for us.  They worked closely
with
> us and our fundraiser extaordinaire, Lynn Baker, through the
process
> of deciding on various ideas for artwork and verbage and I
recommend
> his services to any other entities out there looking for some NOYCE
> QUALITY merchandise to help their cause.    THANKS DAVE!!!!
>
> Thanks to my Dad for taking the lunch orders, driving all over the
> place, assembling and delivering the orders to two venues, and
making
> sure that everyone got what they needed.  THANKS DAD!
>
> Thanks again to Lynn Baker for generously donating the Hot Air
> Balloon Ride vouchers that helped our club generate $7,200 to pay
for
> the materials and installation of the Quaker's Challenge course!
We
> look forward to spending the rest on concrete teepads this fall.
> THANKS LYNN!
>
> Thanks, as always, go out to Craig Beam for working behind the
scenes
> to help things run smoothly and for making our website one of the
> best.  Thanks to Matt Jacolik for taking photos.  Thanks to Earl
> Frazier for stepping in to help with registration.  Thanks to
George
> Ginter for manning the store all day and Jeff Ross for overseeing
> things from both sides of the lake.  Thanks to Bob Eberly for being
> Bob Eberly.  Every club should be so lucky as to have a Bob Eberly
in
> their company.  THANKS MATT, EARL, GEORGE, JEFF & BOB!!!!
>
> Thanks to the man who started The Boulder Bash in 2004, Gerry
Ford.
> His tireless efforts as statistician and computer guru have been
> invaluable in propelling this club and this tournament to new
> heights.  THANK YOU BIG G!
>
> Thanks also to Stacy Hamilton for assissting me during registration.
> Thanks to AMY for putting up with me for the past few weeks as I've
> struggled to get everything ready and for helping G assemble the
> payouts.
>
> Thanks to Chas Ford and the Kalamazoo Basket K'aces for donating
some
> schweet CTP's for the AMs!  I wish them well in their upcoming
> endeavor to host the 2008 PDGA (Combined) World Championships!
>
> Thanks to J. for lending us a scoreport, to Robin Billing and Ted
> Sammons for helping me with checking scores and sorting through the
> final results.
>
> Thanks to all the players who came from far away.  I know we had
some
> folks from New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virgina.  I hope to
be
> making it out to your respective courses in the near future and as
> usual, I'll bring a few other Llamas with me.
>
> Thanks to J., John Ditmore, Glenn Patterson, Linc Morgan, Tom Kim
and
> Mike Zinn.  I enjoyed playing with all of you guys.
>
> Thanks to Bill Roosevear, Park Manager, and the entire maintenance
> crew at Gifford Pinchot.  They've been working with our club since
> the beginning, but they really helped us get things in shape during
> the past few months.
>
> Thanks to all who volunteered their time to make the QC a reality.
> While the work is not done, we are over the hump, and it will be
> mostly downhill from here.  ; )
>

to be included on this upcoming rating update, you had to have
results in by the 20th or something like that.  Either way they will
be up in the next update.....

Thank you for all your hard work - it is very much appreciated!

ERIC


--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wojcik" <discgolpher@...>
wrote:
>
> It is doubtful.  I will try to have it up tomorrow and if I get a
> couple small miracles, the results may be included in the next
> ratings update which is Wednesday, I think.  If it doesn't happen
in
> time the results will just have to wait to be included in your
> respective ratings until the next update.
> Thanks again to all for coming out for the Bash.  Please bear with
me
> as I try to sort through this mountain of names and numbers, etc.
>
> For now, I can tell you that the Discatcher traveller raffle netted
> the BWCC $200.  Thanks to Matt Hamilton for beating the drum all
> day.  He did such a fine job that the BWCC plans on sponsoring the
> upcoming Crawdad Cooker with a good portion of this revenue.
THANKS
> MATT!
>
> Also, special thanks to Mr. Dave Wood of Driftwood Embroidery for
> providing us with our player's packs, hats and towels.  His
company,
> based in York, did an excellent job for us.  They worked closely
with
> us and our fundraiser extaordinaire, Lynn Baker, through the
process
> of deciding on various ideas for artwork and verbage and I
recommend
> his services to any other entities out there looking for some NOYCE
> QUALITY merchandise to help their cause.    THANKS DAVE!!!!
>
> Thanks to my Dad for taking the lunch orders, driving all over the
> place, assembling and delivering the orders to two venues, and
making
> sure that everyone got what they needed.  THANKS DAD!
>
> Thanks again to Lynn Baker for generously donating the Hot Air
> Balloon Ride vouchers that helped our club generate $7,200 to pay
for
> the materials and installation of the Quaker's Challenge course!
We
> look forward to spending the rest on concrete teepads this fall.
> THANKS LYNN!
>
> Thanks, as always, go out to Craig Beam for working behind the
scenes
> to help things run smoothly and for making our website one of the
> best.  Thanks to Matt Jacolik for taking photos.  Thanks to Earl
> Frazier for stepping in to help with registration.  Thanks to
George
> Ginter for manning the store all day and Jeff Ross for overseeing
> things from both sides of the lake.  Thanks to Bob Eberly for being
> Bob Eberly.  Every club should be so lucky as to have a Bob Eberly
in
> their company.  THANKS MATT, EARL, GEORGE, JEFF & BOB!!!!
>
> Thanks to the man who started The Boulder Bash in 2004, Gerry
Ford.
> His tireless efforts as statistician and computer guru have been
> invaluable in propelling this club and this tournament to new
> heights.  THANK YOU BIG G!
>
> Thanks also to Stacy Hamilton for assissting me during registration.
> Thanks to AMY for putting up with me for the past few weeks as I've
> struggled to get everything ready and for helping G assemble the
> payouts.
>
> Thanks to Chas Ford and the Kalamazoo Basket K'aces for donating
some
> schweet CTP's for the AMs!  I wish them well in their upcoming
> endeavor to host the 2008 PDGA (Combined) World Championships!
>
> Thanks to J. for lending us a scoreport, to Robin Billing and Ted
> Sammons for helping me with checking scores and sorting through the
> final results.
>
> Thanks to all the players who came from far away.  I know we had
some
> folks from New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virgina.  I hope to
be
> making it out to your respective courses in the near future and as
> usual, I'll bring a few other Llamas with me.
>
> Thanks to J., John Ditmore, Glenn Patterson, Linc Morgan, Tom Kim
and
> Mike Zinn.  I enjoyed playing with all of you guys.
>
> Thanks to Bill Roosevear, Park Manager, and the entire maintenance
> crew at Gifford Pinchot.  They've been working with our club since
> the beginning, but they really helped us get things in shape during
> the past few months.
>
> Thanks to all who volunteered their time to make the QC a reality.
> While the work is not done, we are over the hump, and it will be
> mostly downhill from here.  ; )
>

Don't fall for "I think your shoe is untied" while your in the balloon!




--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Lung" <ourownwaterfall@...> wrote:
>
> Now that right there is comedic gold! :-)
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Lynn Baker" <ezflicker@> wrote:
> >
> > and the winners were Bob "Old Disc"
> > Eberly and Eric "Red Eye" Brennan...they will make a lovely couple.
>

It is doubtful.  I will try to have it up tomorrow and if I get a
couple small miracles, the results may be included in the next
ratings update which is Wednesday, I think.  If it doesn't happen in
time the results will just have to wait to be included in your
respective ratings until the next update.
Thanks again to all for coming out for the Bash.  Please bear with me
as I try to sort through this mountain of names and numbers, etc.

For now, I can tell you that the Discatcher traveller raffle netted
the BWCC $200.  Thanks to Matt Hamilton for beating the drum all
day.  He did such a fine job that the BWCC plans on sponsoring the
upcoming Crawdad Cooker with a good portion of this revenue.  THANKS
MATT!

Also, special thanks to Mr. Dave Wood of Driftwood Embroidery for
providing us with our player's packs, hats and towels.  His company,
based in York, did an excellent job for us.  They worked closely with
us and our fundraiser extaordinaire, Lynn Baker, through the process
of deciding on various ideas for artwork and verbage and I recommend
his services to any other entities out there looking for some NOYCE
QUALITY merchandise to help their cause.    THANKS DAVE!!!!

Thanks to my Dad for taking the lunch orders, driving all over the
place, assembling and delivering the orders to two venues, and making
sure that everyone got what they needed.  THANKS DAD!

Thanks again to Lynn Baker for generously donating the Hot Air
Balloon Ride vouchers that helped our club generate $7,200 to pay for
the materials and installation of the Quaker's Challenge course!  We
look forward to spending the rest on concrete teepads this fall.
THANKS LYNN!

Thanks, as always, go out to Craig Beam for working behind the scenes
to help things run smoothly and for making our website one of the
best.  Thanks to Matt Jacolik for taking photos.  Thanks to Earl
Frazier for stepping in to help with registration.  Thanks to George
Ginter for manning the store all day and Jeff Ross for overseeing
things from both sides of the lake.  Thanks to Bob Eberly for being
Bob Eberly.  Every club should be so lucky as to have a Bob Eberly in
their company.  THANKS MATT, EARL, GEORGE, JEFF & BOB!!!!

Thanks to the man who started The Boulder Bash in 2004, Gerry Ford.
His tireless efforts as statistician and computer guru have been
invaluable in propelling this club and this tournament to new
heights.  THANK YOU BIG G!

Thanks also to Stacy Hamilton for assissting me during registration.
Thanks to AMY for putting up with me for the past few weeks as I've
struggled to get everything ready and for helping G assemble the
payouts.

Thanks to Chas Ford and the Kalamazoo Basket K'aces for donating some
schweet CTP's for the AMs!  I wish them well in their upcoming
endeavor to host the 2008 PDGA (Combined) World Championships!

Thanks to J. for lending us a scoreport, to Robin Billing and Ted
Sammons for helping me with checking scores and sorting through the
final results.

Thanks to all the players who came from far away.  I know we had some
folks from New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virgina.  I hope to be
making it out to your respective courses in the near future and as
usual, I'll bring a few other Llamas with me.

Thanks to J., John Ditmore, Glenn Patterson, Linc Morgan, Tom Kim and
Mike Zinn.  I enjoyed playing with all of you guys.

Thanks to Bill Roosevear, Park Manager, and the entire maintenance
crew at Gifford Pinchot.  They've been working with our club since
the beginning, but they really helped us get things in shape during
the past few months.

Thanks to all who volunteered their time to make the QC a reality.
While the work is not done, we are over the hump, and it will be
mostly downhill from here.  ; )

If anyone make's it out to the Ouake, I left a blue hooded sweatshirt
on the bench of the first tee.  If anyone see's it could you please
grab it and I will get it from whom ever when ever.

Earl

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "llamaginter" <gaginter@...> wrote:
>
> Three llamas didn't get enough disc golf at Saturday's successful
> Boulder Bash. We left with the tags we arrived with.
>
> Jason Munns  72
> Earl Frazier  77
> George Ginter  77
>

Will the results be posted on the PDGA site today? thanks

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wojcik" <discgolpher@...>
wrote:
>
>
> Boulder Bash V – Saturday April 26, 2008
> Gifford Pinchot S. P.  Lewisberry, PA
>
> ** The following divisions played 2 Rounds on Quaker's Challenge
> (layout par=64):
>
> Open:
> Jay Gobrecht  62-61 123 $170
> Glen Hatfield  62-63 125 $115
> Jim Zinn  64-64 128 $ 90
> Devin Frederick 62-69 131 $ 70
> Linc Morgan  66-67 133 $ 55
> Mike Zinn  66-68 134 $ 40
> Tom Kim  67-71 138 $ 35
> Phil Denhardt  69-71 140 $ 30
> John Ditmore  73-68 141
> Travis Foreman 70-71 141
> Paul Wojcik  67-74 141
> Mark Spang  70-75 145
> Mike Coulter  69-78 147
> Lynn Baker  80-69 149
> Chas Ford  74-75 149
>
> Pro Master:
> Robin Billig  72-71 143 $90
> Tom Weeple  72-72 144 $55
> Bill Geibel  74-72 146
> Glenn Patterson 71-76 147
>
> Pro Grandmaster:
> A. Lewis Graninger 71-70 141 $90
> Mark Sherwood 70-74 144 $55
> Bobby Severe  77-72 149
> Dan Thessen  76-76 152
>
> Advanced:
> Will Bach  71-69 140* $80
> John Genter  73-67 140 $60
> Scott Ward  72-68 140 $60
> Matt Hamilton  73-70 143 $50
> Shawn Johnson 75-69 144 $38
> Robert Smith  74-70 144 $38
> Eric Eichhorst  70-75 145 $35
> Zack Ford  75-73 148 $30
> Earl Frazier  72-76 148 $30
> Brad Lescalleet 76-73 149 $20
> Ted Sammons  76-73 149 $20
> Brad Eck  73-76 149 $20
> Ryan Smith  77-74 151 $20
> Pat Luchowski  79-73 152 $18
> Jason Hummel  73-79 152 $18
> Brian Frederick 73-79 152 $18
> Skip Hummel  79-75 154
> Mike Lordan  80-75 155
> Eric Brennan  77-78 155
> Jeff Manatt  80-76 156
> George Ginter  76-80 156
> Larry Entz  76-81 157
> Jonathan Gere  80-79 159
> Donnie Eck  83-79 162
> Mike Solt  76-86 162
> Steve Charron  90-73 163
> Gene Phillips  94-114  208
> Dave Brown  79-DNF
>
>
> Advanced Women:
> Sandahl Parrish 96-92 188 $30
>
> Advanced Master:
> Jeff Ramer  74-79 153 $75
> Dick Gogin  80-78 158 $30
> Mark Parrish  83-80 163 $25
> Gary Knicely  81-83 164
> Glenn Pickering 85-83 168
> Bob Eberly  94-92 186
>
> **The following divisions played 2 rounds on Boulder Woods (par 54):
>
> Intermediate Women:
> Candace VanScyoc 73-68 141 $25
> Shelley Thessen 73-77 150 $15
> Caryn Shearer  81-72 153 $10
> Tammy Manatt 78-84 162
> Stacy Hamilton 84-81 165
> Diane Nilan  79-87 166
>
> Intermediate:
> Mike Padgett  54-57 111 $35
> Eddie Thuemauch 58-57 115 $25
> Alan Mindas  55-61 116 $20
> Darin Brondino 55-62 117 $20
> Barrett Schrock 58-61 119 $15
> Mark Bellesfield 62-58 120 $15
> Jesse Fields  56-64 120 $10
> Bradley Cernohorsky 61-61 122 $10
> Jack Dimpsey  68-60 128 $ 9
> Robert Mahoney 64-64 128 $ 9
> Daniel Keyser  58-70 128 $ 9
> Dan Schleig  68-61 129 $ 8
> Matt Jacolik  66-65 131
> Shaun Manatt  64-67 131
> Daniel Bellesfield 65-67 132
> Rich Dibeler  70-64 134
> Scott Huffman  72-63 135
> Roger Dwyer  71-64 135
> Don Dillon  68-68 136
> Timothy Slough 74-63 137
> Davon Brown  72-68 140
> David Wood  69-71 140
> Lee Pomeroy  79-68 147
>

My apologies to the Advanced Masters division.  I don't know how I
could've missed posting your results the first time through.  They're
up now.  Congratulations to Jeff Ramer for winning the Advanced Masters
division in addition to the raffle for the Discatcher traveler basket.

Congratulations also go out to Lynn Baker and John Ditmore who were the
only two players (other than J.) to improve their scores in round two
on QC!  Lynn shaved 11 strokes and John lowered his score by 5 to
almost make it into the $$$$!  These guys must have a good training
regimen that provides them with the stamina to improve on such a
physically grueling course as QC.
   As for J., we all know him to be a remarkable specimen, but he shaved
four strokes off his P.B. on that layout in round one and then
proceeded to carve out a little more history by posting an astonishing
61 in round two!  Outstanding performance by a legitimate Grandmaster!