HP National Results Anyone?

[redmist25]

Does anyone have the results or a link to them that us poor unfortunates who could not join in the fun could have a look at?

[lone ringer]

From the Ridgway Record
Kuess Jr. wins title Print E-mail
Tuesday, 06 July 2010
Enrique Kuess Jr. of Mexico won the national championship in high power standard rifle with a score of 97 at the NRA National Silhouette Championships which concluded Saturday. Gabriel Guerra of Mexico was second overall with a score of 95 and Mark Pharr of Round Rock, Texas was third with a 94.
William Zander of Houston, Texas was the master class winner with a score of 87. Eric Boos of Little Rock, Wash. was second with an 84 and Kenneth M. Haupricht was third with a score of 82. Ben Marzella of Ridgway was fourth with an 82 and Derek Greenaway of Howard was fifth with a score of 81. Peter Sedman of Clifford, Ontario, Canada was sixth with an 81 and Fred Kielbowick of Ridgway was seventh with an 81. Dennis Martinen of Yakima, Wash. was eighth with an 80 and Mark Varner of Lewistown was ninth with a score of 80.
Brian Wakefield of Smethport was the AAA class winner in the aggregate category with a score of 87. Carlos Moreno of Mexico was second with a score of 84 and Jerry Toreau of Baton Rouge, La. was third with a mark of 84. Susan Peery of Columbia, Mo. was fourth with a mark of 82. Enrique Kuess Sr. was fifth with a 78 and John Shaw of Blackwood, N.J. was sixth with a score of 77. Loren Peter of Vancover, Wash. was seventh with a 77 and Walter Robertson of Fairview was eighth with a 73. Bob Kirby of Morton was ninth with a 72.
Jorge Moreno of Mexico was the aggregate AA class winner with a score of 89. Ron Bain of New Haven, Mo. was second with a 78 and James Severin of Joplin, Mo. was third with a 73. David Gillispie of Reedsville, W. Va. was fourth with a 72 and Tim Brown of Utica, Ohio was fifth with a 67. Brian Launer was sixth with a 67 and Brad Maxwell of Kitchener, Ontario, Canada was seventh with a 67 and Luke Johnson of Marysville was eighth with a 66. Kevin Burge of Terra Alta, W. Va. was ninth with a 63.
Mallory Nichols of Fort Smith, Ark. was the A class winner with a three-day score of 67. John Neihouse of Fort Smith, Ark. was second with a 52 and David Natcher of Springboro was third with a 52. Robert Soder of Erie was fourth with a 50 and Paul Brown of Arlington, Va. was fifth with a 48.
Thomas Cannon of Groveland, Mass. was the B class winner with a 24. Richard Gans of Hamlin was second with a 20.
Pharr was the match winner Saturday with a score of 34. Guerra was second with a 33 and Carlos Moreno was third with a 32.
Boos was the master class winner with a 32. Varner was second with a 30 and Haupricht was third with a 30. Zander was fourth was a 30 and Enrique Kuess Jr. was fifth with a 29. William Motl was sixth with a 28 and Dennis Martinen was seventh with a 28. Kielbowick was eighth with a 28 and Marzella was ninth with a 28. Greenaway was 10th with a 27.
In the AAA class, Toreau was the winner with a 31. Peter was second with a 29 and Peery was third with a 28. Enrique Kuess Sr. was fourth with a 28 and Aaron Holsopple was fifth with a 28. Kirby was sixth with a 27 and John Shaw was seventh with a 27. Brian Wakefield was eighth with a 26 and Robertson was ninth with a 25. Gary Dawson rounded out the top 10 with a score of 24.
In the AA class, Jorge Moreno was the winner with a 29. Launer was second with a 28 and Bain was third with a 27. Owen Peters was fourth with a score of 23 and Maxwell was fifth with a 23. James Severin finished at a mark of 22 as did seventh-place finisher David Gillispie. Johnson was eighth with a 22 and Tim Brown was ninth with a 21.
Nichols was the A class winner with a score of 24, Neihouse was second with a 21 and Gene Blackburn was third with a 19. Soder was fourth with a score of 18 and Paul Brown was fifth with a score of 17.
Cannon was the B class winner with a score of nine.

[lone ringer]

Hunting rifle results from the same source.
Marzella wins national title Print E-mail
Tuesday, 06 July 2010
Ben Marzella of Ridgway won the high power hunting rifle national championship at the NRA National Silhouette Championships Saturday at the Ridgway Rifle Club. Marzella finished with an aggregate of 89. Derek Greenaway of Howard was the national runner-up with a score of 89 after a shootoff. Eric Boos of Little Rock, Wash. was third with a score of 85.
Mark Pharr of Round Rock, Texas was the master class champion with a score of 85. William Zander of Houston, Texas was second with a score of 83 and Gabriel Guerra of Mexico was third with an 82. Kenneth M. Haupricht was fourth with an 82 and Susan Peery of Columbia, Mo took fifth with a score of 78. Walter Robertson of Fairview was sixth with a 78 and Enrique Kuess Jr. was seventh with a 77. William Motl was eighth with a 76 and Mark Varner of Lewistown was ninth with a 72.
Loren Peter of Vancouver, Wash. was the AAA class winner with a score of 85. Jerry Toreau of Baton Rouge, La. was second with an 80 and PJ Snider of Bozeman, Mont. was third with a 78. Carlos Moreno of Mexico was fourth with a 76 and James Severin of Joplin, Mo. had a fifth-place finish with a score of 75. Brian Launer was sixth with a 74 and Brad Maxwell was seventh with a 71. Enrique Kuess Sr. of Mexico was eighth with a 68 and John Shaw of Blackwood, N.J. was ninth with a 68. Brian Wakefield of Smethport was 10th with a 67.
Luke Johnson of Marysville was the AA class winner with a score of 74. Ron Bain of New Haven, Mo. was second with a score of 73 and Jorge Moreno of Mexico was third with a score of 68. David Gillispie of Reedsville, W. Va. was fourth with a 63 and Kevin Burge of Terra Alta, W. Va. was fifth with a 63. Richard Franke of Clinton Township, Mich. was sixth with a score of 62 and Dan Brown of Shelby, N.C. was seventh with a 61. Aaron Holsopple was eighth with a 61 and Owen Peters of Richmond, Va. was ninth with a 61.
Mallory Nichols of Fort Smith, Ark. was the A class winner with a score of 52. Benny Grigg of Shelby, N.C. was second with a 51 and Scott Powers of Canada was third with a 49. Gene Blackburn of Young Harris, Ga. was fourth with a 44 and David Natcher of Springboro was fifth with a 42.
Jim Pendleton of Markdale, Ontario, Canada was the B class winner with a 28. Mark Latham of Washington, Mo. was second with a 21.
Marzella was also the match winner on Saturday with a score of 31. Tureau was second overall with a 30 and Boos took third with a 30.
Greenaway was the master class winner for the third match with a 29. Fred Kielbowick of Ridgway was second with a 29 and Mark Pharr was third with a 29. Robertson was fourth, Zander was fifth and Gabriel Guerra of Mexico was sixth, each with marks of 29. Greenaway had the top score among the group on the turkey bank with seven out of 10. Mark Varner of Lewistown was seventh with a 28 and Peery was eighth with a 28. Haupricht was ninth with a 27.
In the AAA class for Saturday’s match, Peter was the class winner with a 28. PJ Snider was second with a 28 and Launer was third with a 28. Carlos Moreno was fourth with a 28 and Emily Holsopple was fifth with a 26. Teresa Everheart of Albuquerque, N.M. was sixth with a score of 26. Severin was seventh with a 23 and Wakefield was eighth with a 23. Shaw was ninth with a 22.
Johnson was the AA class winner with a 28 on Saturday. Gillispie was second with a 24 and Jorge Moreno was third with a 23. Kevin Burge was fourth with a 22. Bain was fifth with a 21 and Dan Brown was sixth with a 21. Larry Medler of Taylor, Mich. was seventh with a 20 and Franke was eighth with a 19. Gary Dawson of Rochester, Mich. was ninth, finishing at 19.
Powers was the A class winner with a score of 22. Nichols was second with a 17 and Jorge Cigarroa of Laredo, Texas was third with a 15. Natcher was fourth with a 13 and Grigg was fifth with a 13.

[Joaquin B]

Thank you for all the info, Tony!

[lone ringer]

You are welcome Joaquin

[redmist25]

Thanks, Tony. Looks like a good time was had by all. Lots of familiar names and a few newer ones to keep it interesting. Hope to see you all there next year.