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Arkansas’ Roberts Leads Co-Anglers

CLEWISTON, Fla. (Jan. 25, 2018) – Maryland Pro Bryan Schmitt surprised even himself on Thursday. The six-year FLW Tour veteran caught a five-bass limit weighing 24 pounds, 11 ounces, to take the lead on opening day of the 2018 season at the FLW Tour at Lake Okeechobee. The event, presented by Evinrude, features a field of 376 of the world’s best bass-fishing professionals and co-anglers casting for top awards of up to $125,000 cash in the pro division and up to $25,000 cash in the co-angler division.

The weather conditions in central Florida were good Thursday despite a brisk north wind that prompted Tournament Director Bill Taylor to advise anglers to use the protected canals and rim ditches instead of trying to make a run across the middle of the lake. The main challenge for tournament anglers was finding clear water.

“This was not expected,” said Schmitt, a two-time Forrest Wood Cup qualifier who has 10 wins in FLW competition – all on rivers and tidal fisheries. “The final afternoon of practice I found one spot where I got a ton of little bites. I decided to go there today and I guess that they have grown up a little bit.”

Schmitt caught all of his bass – including a pair of 6-pound, 13-ounce largemouth – from his one spot, throwing just one bait.

“I hammered it, all day,” he said. “An hour and a half in, I changed the bait and started throwing something that I hadn’t thrown, but it’s a bait that I have a lot of confidence in. It was like a lightbulb went off and every one of my fish came on that bait.

“I really hope it doesn’t get dirty,” Schmitt continued. “Towards the end of the day the wind was starting to put mud in there and if it (wind) changes a hair, it’s done. The problem is that my only other place where I caught any fish in practice is so far away that I don’t know if I’ll have enough fuel to make it there. That’s a big problem.”

Schmitt credited his “lucky” co-angler Darlene Ferguson of Tehachapi, California, as another factor that contributed to his success.

“She caught two fish and she’s really good luck,” he went on to say. “She has a reputation among some of the pros as being really good luck to have in the boat with you.”

The top 10 pros after day one on Lake Okeechobee are:

1^st:          Bryan Schmitt, Deale, Md., five bass, 24-11

2^nd:         General Tire pro Mark Rose, West Memphis, Ark., five bass, 24-0

3^rd:         Christopher Brasher, Longview, Texas, five bass, 22-0

4^th:         Britt Myers, Clover, S.C., five bass, 21-8

5^th:         Tyler Stewart, West Monroe, La., five bass, 21-2

6^th:         Michael Neal, Dayton, Tenn., five bass, 21-0

7^th:         Power-Pole pro Cory Johnston, Cavan, Ontario, Canada, five bass, 20-11

8^th:         Brandon Mosley, Choctaw, Okla., five bass, 20-9

9^th:         Cameron Gautney, Muscle Shoals, Ala., five bass, 20-5

10^th:       Bradley Dortch, Atmore, Ala., five bass, 19-9

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Johnston earned the day’s $500 Simms Big Bass award in the pro division thanks to an 8-pound, 4-ounce largemouth.

Overall there were 883 bass weighing 2,128 pounds, 8 ounces caught by 186 pros Thursday. The catch included 165 five-bass limits.

Pro competitors Andy Young of Mound, Minnesota, and William Campbell of Middlesboro, Kentucky, were involved in a boat collision on Lake Okeechobee Thursday afternoon. The collision happened while both anglers were running the lake and met at an intersection, with Campbell’s boat striking the port (left) side of Young’s boat. Young and his co-angler were ejected, but were able to return to their boat after Young’s mandatory ignition shutoff device disengaged the engine. Both boats were able to return to the launch site at the Clewiston Boat Basin and the accident is under investigation by the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission. Young decided to seek medical attention upon his return to the ramp. Young’s catch was weighed and he finished the day with five bass weighing 10 pounds even, good for 117^th place, while Campbell was late in his return to check-in and did not weigh in.

Dustin Roberts of Dardanelle, Arkansas, leads the co-angler division with five bass weighing 23 pounds, 13 ounces, followed by Shawn Wildt of Bullard, Texas, who weighed five bass totaling 19-10, good for second place.

The top 10 co-anglers after day one on Lake Okeechobee are:

1^st:          Dustin Roberts, Dardanelle, Ark., five bass, 23-13

2^nd:         Shawn Wildt, Bullard, Texas, five bass, 19-10

3^rd:         Robby Frashier, Carrollton, Ga., five bass, 19-6

4^th:         Tyler Woolcott, Port Orange, Fla., five bass, 18-4

5^th:         Don Ortwein, Anderson, Ind., five bass, 15-13

6^th:         Jeffrey Mathews, Maitland, Fla., five bass, 15-12

7^th:         Josh Lockard, Somerset, Ky., five bass, 15-5

8^th:         Joel Willert, Lakeville, Minn., five bass, 15-2

9^th:         Todd Lee, Jasper, Ala., five bass, 14-10

10^th:       Jordan Thompkins, Myrtle Beach, S.C., five bass, 14-9

Roberts earned $250 for the Simms Big Bass award in the co-angler division with a 9-pound, 7-ounce largemouth.

Overall there were 643 bass weighing 1,242 pounds even caught by 172 co-anglers Thursday. The catch included 86 five-bass limits.

In FLW Tour competition, pros and co-anglers are randomly paired each day, with pros supplying the boat, controlling boat movement and competing against other pros. Co-anglers fish from the back deck against other co-anglers. The full field of 376 anglers competes in the two-day opening round. Co-angler competition concludes following Friday’s weigh-in, while the top 30 pros based on their two-day accumulated weight advance to Saturday. Only the top 10 pros continue competition Sunday, with the winner determined by the heaviest accumulated weight from the four days of competition.

The total purse for the FLW Tour at Lake Okeechobee presented by Evinrude is more than $930,000, including $10,000 through 60^th place in the Pro division. The tournament is hosted by Roland & Mary Ann Martin’s Marina and Resort and the Hendry County Tourism Development Council.

Throughout the season, anglers are also vying for valuable points in hopes of qualifying for the 2018 Forrest Wood Cup, the world championship of professional bass fishing. The 2018 Forrest Wood Cup will be on Lake Ouachita in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Aug. 10-12 and is hosted by the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism and Visit Hot Springs.

Anglers will take off at 7:30 a.m. EST each day from Roland & Mary Ann Martin’s Marina and Resort, located at 920 E. Del Monte, Ave., in Clewiston. Friday’s weigh-ins, Jan. 26, will be held at the resort beginning at 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday’s weigh-ins, Jan. 27-28, will also be held at the resort, but will begin at 4 p.m.

Prior to the weigh-ins Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 27-28, FLW will host a free Family Fishing Expo at Roland & Mary Ann Martin’s Marina and Resort from noon to 4 p.m. each day. The Expo is a chance for fishing fans to meet their favorite anglers, enjoy interactive games, activities and giveaways provided by FLW sponsors, and learn more about the sport of fishing and other outdoor activities.

Also for youth, the FLW Foundation’s Unified Fishing Derby will be held at the marina on Saturday, Jan. 27 from 9-11 a.m. The event is hosted by FLW Foundation pro Cody Kelley along with other FLW Tour anglers, and is free and open to anyone under the age of 18 and Special Olympics athletes. Rods and reels are available for use, but youth are encouraged to bring their own if they own one. The 1^st and 2^nd place anglers that catch the biggest fish will be recognized Saturday on the FLW Tour stage, just prior to the pros weighing in.

Television coverage of the FLW Tour at Lake Okeechobee presented by Evinrude will premiere in high-definition (HD) on NBC Sports Network (NBCSN) March 28 from Noon-1 p.m. EST. The Emmy-nominated “FLW” television show airs on NBCSN, the Pursuit Channel and the World Fishing Network and is broadcast to more than 564 million households worldwide.

For complete details and updated information visit FLWFishing.com. For regular updates, photos, tournament news and more, follow the sport’s top anglers on the FLW Tour on FLW’s social media outlets at Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Snapchat.

 

1	BRYAN SCHMITT	DEALE, MD	24 – 11 (5)	24 – 11 (5)
2	MARK ROSE	WEST MEMPHIS, AR	24 – 0 (5)	24 – 0 (5)
3	CHRISTOPHER BRASHER	LONGVIEW, TX	22 – 0 (5)	22 – 0 (5)
4	BRITT MYERS	CLOVER, SC	21 – 8 (5)	21 – 8 (5)
5	TYLER STEWART	WEST MONROE, LA	21 – 2 (5)	21 – 2 (5)
6	MICHAEL NEAL	DAYTON, TN	21 – 0 (5)	21 – 0 (5)
7	CORY JOHNSTON	CAVAN, ON	20 – 11 (5)	20 – 11 (5)	$500
8	BRANDON MOSLEY	CHOCTAW, OK	20 – 9 (5)	20 – 9 (5)
9	CAMERON GAUTNEY	MUSCLE SHOALS, AL	20 – 5 (5)	20 – 5 (5)
10	BRADLEY DORTCH	ATMORE, AL	19 – 9 (5)	19 – 9 (5)
11	DAVID NICHOL	GAINESVILLE, GA	19 – 8 (5)	19 – 8 (5)
11	DAVID WILLIAMS	MAIDEN, NC	19 – 8 (5)	19 – 8 (5)
13	JT KENNEY	PALM BAY, FL	19 – 3 (5)	19 – 3 (5)
14	JARED MCMILLAN	BELLE GLADE, FL	18 – 15 (5)	18 – 15 (5)
15	BRANDON MCMILLAN	CLEWISTON, FL	18 – 7 (5)	18 – 7 (5)
16	BRETT PREUETT	COLFAX, LA	17 – 0 (5)	17 – 0 (5)
17	SCOTT MARTIN	CLEWISTON, FL	16 – 15 (5)	16 – 15 (5)
18	CODY MEYER	AUBURN, CA	16 – 13 (5)	16 – 13 (5)
19	ROBERT PEARSON	HERNDON, VA	16 – 12 (5)	16 – 12 (5)
20	TIM CALES	SANDSTONE, WV	16 – 11 (5)	16 – 11 (5)
21	BILL MCDONALD	GREENWOOD, IN	16 – 10 (5)	16 – 10 (5)
22	MATT BECKER	FINLEYVILLE, PA	16 – 8 (5)	16 – 8 (5)
23	MATT GREENBLATT	PORT ST LUCIE, FL	16 – 4 (5)	16 – 4 (5)
23	TIM FREDERICK	LEESBURG, FL	16 – 4 (5)	16 – 4 (5)
25	JIMMY BREWER	MARSHALL, TX	16 – 2 (5)	16 – 2 (5)
26	BARRY WILSON	BIRMINGHAM, AL	16 – 0 (5)	16 – 0 (5)
26	CHAD MORGENTHALER	REEDS SPRING, MO	16 – 0 (5)	16 – 0 (5)
28	JAMES NIGGEMEYER	VAN, TX	15 – 15 (5)	15 – 15 (5)
29	SCOTT DOBSON	CLARKSTON, MI	15 – 13 (5)	15 – 13 (5)
30	YUSUKE MIYAZAKI	FORNEY, TX	15 – 6 (5)	15 – 6 (5)
31	JOSH DOUGLAS	ISLE, MN	15 – 5 (5)	15 – 5 (5)
32	MATT GARNER	SEMINOLE, OK	15 – 4 (5)	15 – 4 (5)
32	TODD CASTLEDINE	NACOGDOCHES, TX	15 – 4 (5)	15 – 4 (5)
34	TODD HOLLOWELL	FISHERS, IN	15 – 1 (5)	15 – 1 (5)
35	JAMES WATSON	LAMPE, MO	14 – 13 (5)	14 – 13 (5)
36	LUKE DUNKIN	LAWRENCEBURG, TN	14 – 11 (5)	14 – 11 (5)
36	JOHN VOYLES	PETERSBURG, IN	14 – 11 (5)	14 – 11 (5)
38	JEFF GUSTAFSON	KEEWATIN, ON	14 – 10 (5)	14 – 10 (5)
38	CHRIS JOHNSTON	PETERBOROUGH, ON	14 – 10 (5)	14 – 10 (5)
40	ZELL ROWLAND	MONTGOMERY, TX	14 – 9 (5)	14 – 9 (5)
41	JEFF SPRAGUE	POINT, TX	14 – 8 (5)	14 – 8 (5)
42	MATT REED	MADISONVILLE, TX	14 – 5 (5)	14 – 5 (5)
43	TIMMY THOMPKINS	MYRTLE BEACH, SC	14 – 2 (5)	14 – 2 (5)
44	KEITH BRYAN	NOVATO, CA	14 – 1 (5)	14 – 1 (5)
45	SHELDON COLLINGS	GROVE, OK	14 – 0 (5)	14 – 0 (5)
46	SCOTT CANTERBURY	ODENVILLE, AL	13 – 15 (5)	13 – 15 (5)
46	SCOTT ASHMORE	BROKEN ARROW, OK	13 – 15 (5)	13 – 15 (5)
48	MATT AREY	SHELBY, NC	13 – 14 (5)	13 – 14 (5)
48	WILLIAM(BILLY) SHELTON III	LA CROSSE, VA	13 – 14 (5)	13 – 14 (5)
50	JASON ABRAM	PINEY FLATS, TN	13 – 8 (5)	13 – 8 (5)
50	BRAD KNIGHT	LANCING, TN	13 – 8 (5)	13 – 8 (5)
52	CODY HAHNER	WAUSAU, WI	13 – 6 (5)	13 – 6 (5)
53	CASEY SCANLON	LAKE OZARK, MO	13 – 5 (5)	13 – 5 (5)
54	DERRICK BLAKE	ROCKWOOD, TN	13 – 2 (5)	13 – 2 (5)
55	CHRIS MCCALL	PALMER, TX	13 – 1 (5)	13 – 1 (5)
55	RANDY HAYNES	COUNCE, TN	13 – 1 (5)	13 – 1 (5)
55	RICHARD LOWITZKI	HAMPSHIRE, IL	13 – 1 (5)	13 – 1 (5)
58	JAY YELAS	LINCOLN CITY, OR	13 – 0 (5)	13 – 0 (5)
59	KERRY MILNER	BONO, AR	12 – 15 (5)	12 – 15 (5)
60	JAY KENDRICK	GRANT, AL	12 – 14 (5)	12 – 14 (5)
60	DEAN ALEXANDER	GEORGETOWN, TX	12 – 14 (5)	12 – 14 (5)
60	MICHAEL WOOLEY	COLLIERVILLE, TN	12 – 14 (5)	12 – 14 (5)
60	TERRY BOLTON	PADUCAH, KY	12 – 14 (5)	12 – 14 (5)
64	JOSHUA WEAVER	MACON, GA	12 – 13 (5)	12 – 13 (5)
65	CODY KELLEY	CONWAY, AR	12 – 12 (5)	12 – 12 (5)
66	ALEX DAVIS	ALBERTVILLE, AL	12 – 11 (5)	12 – 11 (5)
67	KENNETH (BOO) WOODS	LONDON, KY	12 – 10 (5)	12 – 10 (5)
67	NICK GAINEY	CHARLESTON, SC	12 – 10 (5)	12 – 10 (5)
69	ANTHONY GAGLIARDI	PROSPERITY, SC	12 – 9 (5)	12 – 9 (5)
69	CARL JOCUMSEN	FRISCO, TX	12 – 9 (5)	12 – 9 (5)
71	JIM MOYNAGH	CARVER, MN	12 – 7 (5)	12 – 7 (5)
71	JEREMY LAWYER	SARCOXIE, MO	12 – 7 (5)	12 – 7 (5)
73	ZACK BIRGE	BLANCHARD, OK	12 – 5 (5)	12 – 5 (5)
74	ALLEN BOYD	SALEM, IN	12 – 4 (5)	12 – 4 (5)
75	DYLAN HAYS	SHERIDAN, AR	12 – 0 (5)	12 – 0 (5)
76	JIM JONES	BIG BEND, WI	11 – 14 (5)	11 – 14 (5)
77	PETER THLIVEROS	SAINT AUGUSTINE, FL	11 – 13 (5)	11 – 13 (5)
77	JASON REYES	HUFFMAN, TX	11 – 13 (5)	11 – 13 (5)
79	RUSSELL CECIL	WILLIS, TX	11 – 12 (5)	11 – 12 (5)
79	RICHIE EAVES	NAUVOO, IL	11 – 12 (5)	11 – 12 (5)
81	J TODD TUCKER	MOULTRIE, GA	11 – 9 (5)	11 – 9 (5)
81	DAVID DUDLEY	LYNCHBURG, VA	11 – 9 (5)	11 – 9 (5)
81	REX HUFF	CORBIN, KY	11 – 9 (5)	11 – 9 (5)
84	LARRY NIXON	BEE BRANCH, AR	11 – 8 (5)	11 – 8 (5)
84	KURT DOVE	DEL RIO, TX	11 – 8 (5)	11 – 8 (5)
84	SCOTT WILEY	BAY MINETTE, AL	11 – 8 (5)	11 – 8 (5)
87	BILLY MCCAGHREN	MAYFLOWER, AR	11 – 7 (5)	11 – 7 (5)
88	TONY DUMITRAS	WINSTON, GA	11 – 5 (5)	11 – 5 (5)
89	STEVEN HATALA	ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI	11 – 4 (5)	11 – 4 (5)
89	TAYLOR ASHLEY	WARRIOR, AL	11 – 4 (5)	11 – 4 (5)
91	JAMIE HORTON	CENTERVILLE, AL	11 – 3 (5)	11 – 3 (5)
91	MATTHEW STEFAN	JUNCTION CITY, WI	11 – 3 (5)	11 – 3 (5)
93	JOSEPH WEBSTER	FULTON, MS	11 – 2 (5)	11 – 2 (5)
94	ERIC JACKSON	WALLING, TN	11 – 1 (5)	11 – 1 (5)
94	JIM DILLARD	WEST MONROE, LA	11 – 1 (5)	11 – 1 (5)
96	CLARK WENDLANDT	LEANDER, TX	11 – 0 (5)	11 – 0 (5)
97	RONALD YOUNG	LAKE WALES, FL	10 – 14 (5)	10 – 14 (5)
97	CHAD GRIGSBY	MAPLE GROVE, MN	10 – 14 (5)	10 – 14 (5)
99	JASON LAMBERT	MICHIE, TN	10 – 13 (5)	10 – 13 (5)
99	MIKE SURMAN	BOCA RATON, FL	10 – 13 (5)	10 – 13 (5)
99	JOHN COX	DEBARY, FL	10 – 13 (4)	10 – 13 (4)
99	SHANE LINEBERGER	LINCOLNTON, NC	10 – 13 (5)	10 – 13 (5)
103	JIM MOULTON	MERCED, CA	10 – 11 (5)	10 – 11 (5)
103	DAVID LARSON	MOUND, MN	10 – 11 (5)	10 – 11 (5)
103	CHRIS GOSSELAAR	FRESNO, CA	10 – 11 (5)	10 – 11 (5)
106	FURMAN (JOE) THOMPSON	CLAYTON, GA	10 – 10 (5)	10 – 10 (5)
106	JIM TUTT	LONGVIEW, TX	10 – 10 (5)	10 – 10 (5)
108	HARRY MOORE	VALLEY, AL	10 – 9 (5)	10 – 9 (5)
109	SHANE LEHEW	CATAWBA, NC	10 – 8 (5)	10 – 8 (5)
109	WES LOGAN	SPRINGVILLE, AL	10 – 8 (5)	10 – 8 (5)
111	JIMMY REESE	WITTER SPRINGS, CA	10 – 7 (4)	10 – 7 (4)
111	JUSTIN ATKINS	FLORENCE, AL	10 – 7 (5)	10 – 7 (5)
113	BRADLEY HALLMAN	NORMAN, OK	10 – 6 (5)	10 – 6 (5)
113	JOHNNY MCCOMBS	MORRIS, AL	10 – 6 (5)	10 – 6 (5)
115	JASON MENINGER	GAINESVILLE, GA	10 – 3 (5)	10 – 3 (5)
116	CLARK REEHM	HUNTINGTON, TX	10 – 1 (5)	10 – 1 (5)
117	ANDY YOUNG	MOUND, MN	10 – 0 (5)	10 – 0 (5)
118	BRIAN LATIMER	BELTON, SC	9 – 15 (5)	9 – 15 (5)
118	WADE CURTISS	MEADOW VISTA, CA	9 – 15 (5)	9 – 15 (5)
120	ANDY WICKER	POMARIA, SC	9 – 12 (5)	9 – 12 (5)
120	CLAYTON BATTS	MACON, GA	9 – 12 (5)	9 – 12 (5)
120	BILL DAY	FRANKFORT, KY	9 – 12 (5)	9 – 12 (5)
123	CLENT DAVIS	MONTEVALLO, AL	9 – 11 (4)	9 – 11 (4)
124	JOEY CIFUENTES	CLINTON, AR	9 – 10 (5)	9 – 10 (5)
125	AARON BRITT	YUBA CITY, CA	9 – 9 (5)	9 – 9 (5)
126	TROY MORROW	EASTANOLLEE, GA	9 – 8 (5)	9 – 8 (5)
127	TOM MONSOOR	LA CROSSE, WI	9 – 5 (5)	9 – 5 (5)
128	KURT MITCHELL	MILFORD, DE	9 – 4 (5)	9 – 4 (5)
128	DARREL ROBERTSON	JAY, OK	9 – 4 (5)	9 – 4 (5)
130	ANDREW UPSHAW	TULSA, OK	9 – 3 (5)	9 – 3 (5)
131	CURTIS RICHARDSON	BELLEVILLE, ON	9 – 2 (5)	9 – 2 (5)
131	ROB KILBY	HOT SPRINGS, AR	9 – 2 (5)	9 – 2 (5)
133	BUDDY GROSS	CHICKAMAUGA, GA	9 – 1 (5)	9 – 1 (5)
133	CLINT BROWN	BAINBRIDGE, GA	9 – 1 (5)	9 – 1 (5)
133	RAMIE COLSON JR	CADIZ, KY	9 – 1 (5)	9 – 1 (5)
133	KYLE CORTIANA	BROKEN ARROW, OK	9 – 1 (5)	9 – 1 (5)
137	MILES HOWE	SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA	9 – 0 (5)	9 – 0 (5)
137	DARYL BIRON	SOUTH WINDSOR, CT	9 – 0 (5)	9 – 0 (5)
139	JEFF DOBSON	BARTLESVILLE, OK	8 – 15 (5)	8 – 15 (5)
140	DENNIS TIETJE	ROANOKE, LA	8 – 13 (5)	8 – 13 (5)
141	CHASE BROOKS	IRAAN, TX	8 – 12 (5)	8 – 12 (5)
142	BRYAN THRIFT	SHELBY, NC	8 – 11 (5)	8 – 11 (5)
142	JOHN DEVERE	BEREA, KY	8 – 11 (5)	8 – 11 (5)
144	GREG MANSFIELD	BURNSVILLE, MN	8 – 9 (5)	8 – 9 (5)
144	MATT WITTEKIEND	ANGLETON, TX	8 – 9 (5)	8 – 9 (5)
144	JOHN HUNTER	SHELBYVILLE, KY	8 – 9 (5)	8 – 9 (5)
144	PETE PONDS	MADISON, MS	8 – 9 (5)	8 – 9 (5)
148	SHAWN MURPHY	NICHOLASVILLE, KY	8 – 8 (5)	8 – 8 (5)
148	LENDELL MARTIN JR	NACOGDOCHES, TX	8 – 8 (5)	8 – 8 (5)
148	TODD AUTEN	LAKE WYLIE, SC	8 – 8 (5)	8 – 8 (5)
151	RANDY BLAUKAT	JOPLIN, MO	8 – 7 (5)	8 – 7 (5)
152	JASON JOHNSON	GAINESVILLE, GA	8 – 3 (5)	8 – 3 (5)
153	AUSTIN FELIX	EDEN PRAIRIE, MN	8 – 2 (5)	8 – 2 (5)
153	FREDDY HURLEY	SOMERSET, KY	8 – 2 (2)	8 – 2 (2)
155	ROBERT BEHRLE	HOOVER, AL	8 – 1 (5)	8 – 1 (5)
156	EVAN BARNES	HOT SPRINGS, AR	7 – 15 (5)	7 – 15 (5)
156	CHARLIE EVANS	BEREA, KY	7 – 15 (5)	7 – 15 (5)
158	RUSTY TRANCYGIER	HAHIRA, GA	7 – 13 (5)	7 – 13 (5)
158	CHRIS NEAU	NEW ORLEANS, LA	7 – 13 (5)	7 – 13 (5)
160	GREG BOHANNAN	BENTONVILLE, AR	7 – 10 (5)	7 – 10 (5)
161	BRAXTON SETZER	MONTGOMERY, AL	7 – 8 (5)	7 – 8 (5)
162	BRANDON COBB	GREENWOOD, SC	7 – 5 (5)	7 – 5 (5)
163	ROB JORDAN	FLOWERY BRANCH, GA	7 – 4 (5)	7 – 4 (5)
163	GRAE BUCK	HARLEYSVILLE, PA	7 – 4 (5)	7 – 4 (5)
165	CRAIG ROZEMA	SIMPSONVILLE, SC	6 – 15 (5)	6 – 15 (5)
165	RYAN CHANDLER	HEBRON, IN	6 – 15 (5)	6 – 15 (5)
167	JORDAN OSBORNE	LONGVIEW, TX	6 – 12 (3)	6 – 12 (3)
168	TIM MCDONALD	PRESTONSBURG, KY	6 – 11 (5)	6 – 11 (5)
169	GARY YAMAMOTO	PALESTINE, TX	6 – 8 (4)	6 – 8 (4)
169	MARK FISHER	WAUCONDA, IL	6 – 8 (4)	6 – 8 (4)
171	SCOTT SUGGS	ALEXANDER, AR	5 – 15 (5)	5 – 15 (5)
172	TOM REDINGTON	ROYSE CITY, TX	5 – 11 (5)	5 – 11 (5)
173	JIMMY HOUSTON	COOKSON, OK	5 – 3 (3)	5 – 3 (3)
174	BILL HUTCHISON	BESSEMER, AL	4 – 7 (3)	4 – 7 (3)
175	CHAD RANDLES	ELKHORN, NE	4 – 6 (4)	4 – 6 (4)
176	BOB MORIN	SEYMOUR, TN	4 – 3 (3)	4 – 3 (3)
177	ANDY MORGAN	DAYTON, TN	3 – 13 (3)	3 – 13 (3)
178	DARRELL DAVIS	DOVER, FL	3 – 6 (3)	3 – 6 (3)
179	KOBY KREIGER	BOKEELIA, FL	3 – 2 (3)	3 – 2 (3)
180	SHIRLEY CRAIN	FORT SMITH, AR	3 – 1 (3)	3 – 1 (3)
181	KYLE WEISENBURGER	OTTAWA, OH	2 – 3 (2)	2 – 3 (2)
182	BILLY HINES	VACAVILLE, CA	2 – 0 (2)	2 – 0 (2)
183	CAPT BLAKE SMITH	LAKELAND, FL	1 – 3 (1)	1 – 3 (1)
184	GLENN CHAPPELEAR	ACWORTH, GA	0 – 15 (1)	0 – 15 (1)
184	DAVID WOOTTON	COLLIERVILLE, TN	0 – 15 (1)	0 – 15 (1)
186	DAVID SMITH	DEL CITY, OK	0 – 14 (1)	0 – 14 (1)
	WILLIAM CAMPBELL	MIDDLESBORO, KY