NDFC News - Sep/Oct 2008
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The Canadian Nationals - A Week in Winnipeg, Manitoba
by Kip Morrish
After an absence of twenty-one years, the national championships were held at the Victoria Inn in Winnipeg, Manitoba. After months and months of preparation by the volunteers from Manitoba, the time for the events finally arrived.
The adults travelled to Winnipeg in June and another successful week of darts were seen. There were a few surprises this week. A couple of players who have been lurking in the background for a number of years were finally able to break through this year and our Canadian champions are Jeff Smith from New Brunswick and Robin Curry from Ontario.
Further mention must be made of Robin’s activities at the 2008 National Championships. Robin is a consistent member of Team Ontario and this year she attained a standing that has only been achieved once in the past - a Triple Crown win. She won the Ladies Doubles with her partner Kim Whaley-Hilts. She won the Singles and finally she won the Mixed Doubles with her partner Andre Carman.
Photo Caption: Robin Curry and Andre Carman from Ontario won the Canadian Nationals Mixed Doubles competition. This was Robin’s third victory at the Nationals on 2008 accomplishng a Triple Crown win. She also won the Women’s Singles and the Women’s Doubles with her partner Kim Whaley-Hilts.
That is quite an achievement and as I mentioned, has only been achieved once before by Gayl King in 2000. Keep up the good work Robin and we’ll see you in St. Hyacinthe in 2009.
The youth event was held on the Victoria Day weekend (May 15 – 18 inclusive. Youth from ten provinces were in attendance with only Prince Edward Island and the Northwest Territory being unable to field a team. We are hoping that they will join our ranks in the not too distant future. Unfortunately, there was not much for activity close to the hotel, however, the pool and the water slides saw a lot of action.
The Sportsmanship Awards were given to Tiffany Drake and Jeremy Miller, both from Newfoundland/Labrador. This is the fourth consecutive year that Jeremy has received this award so he must have one great personality. Incidentally, this is voted on by the participants (youth).
In closing, a special thanks to the Manitoba volunteers who did a great job of looking after everybody and a great big hug to our handyman Wally who went everywhere we sent him with a smile on his face.
2008 Canadian Nationals
Men’s Singles
1st Jeff Smith NB
2nd Jeff Noble NO
T4 John Verwey ON
Marco Gonthier QC
T8 Chris Scutt ON
Frank Hoskinsl NL
Andre Carman ON
Chris McNeil NS
Women’s Singles
1st Robin Curry ON
2nd Angie Wark MB
T4 Roxanne Van Tassel NO
Patricia Ferrell NL
T8 Kim Whaley-Hilts ON
Nikki Huber AB
Jessica Parker ON
Mandy Fleckl BC
Mixed Doubles
1st Andre Carman/Robin Curry ON
2nd Rikk Arnott/Cindy Derr AB
T4 Chris Scutt/Kristen Carman ON
Jeff Noble/Joanne Johnston NO
T8 Tim Schryer/Carolyn Thibodeau NO
Wayne Kelly/Sandra Squires NL
Tim Prokop/Crystal Ensminger AB
John Verwey/Kim Whaley-Hilts ON
Photo Caption: Jeff Smith and Kevin Herbert of New Brunswick captured the Men’s Doubles title at the Canadian Nationals. It was particularly sweet for Jeff Smith as he also won the Men’s Singles title.
Men’s Doubles
1st Jeff Smith/Kevin Hebert NB
2nd Ross Kenway/Jason Coombsl NL
T4 Trevor Hobbs/Bill McDowall AB
Wayne Pike/Wayne Kelly NL
T8 Robert Melanson/Marco Gonthier QC
Roy Gough/Frank Hoskins NL
Junior Mootrey/Chris Scutt ON
Ross Snook/John Morrison ON
Women’s Doubles
1st Robin Curry/Kim Whaley-Hilts ON
2nd Diane Gobeil/Cathy Mattews QC
T4 Bonnie Lapierre/Carol Shepherd SK
Vanessa Berry/Roxanne Van Tassel NO
T8 Sally Fong-Hoon/Kim Bellay-Shinkaruk BC
Denise Martin/Debralee Roberts ON
Sandra Squires/Jenelle Legge NL
Tricia Wark/Angie Wark MB
Photo Caption: Robin Curry and Kim Whaley-Hilts of Ontario took home the top honors in the Women’s doubles at the Canadian Nationals.
Nodor Cup 2008
Men Women
1st Ontario 1st Newfoundland/Labrador
2nd Alberta 2nd Quebec
T4 Northern Ontario T4 Nova Scotia
Newfoundland/Labrador Norhtern Ontario
Canada Cup 2008
Champions Ontario 277
2nd place Newfoundland/Labrador 234
3rd place Alberta 222
4th place Quebec 215
5th place Northern Ontario 192
6th place New Brunswick 185
7th place Nova Scotia 182
8th place British Columbia 174
9th place Saskatchewan 166
10th place Manitoba 147
11th place Northwest Territories 109
12th place Prince Edward Island 49
Canada’s America Cup Team 2008
Ken MacNeil (AB) Kim Whaley-Hilts (ON)
Jerry Hull (QC) Brenda Moreau (NT)
2008 Canada Youth Nationals
Winnipeg, MB May 15-18, 2008
JUNIOR FEMALE DOUBLES
1st Sarah Hayhurst/Kaitlyn Saunders ON
2nd Cheryl Legg/Robin Barnes NL
T4 Megan Lyons/Nicole Allardice SK
Josie Remington/Clarissa Hansford NS
SENIOR FEMALE DOUBLES
1st Karin Johansen/Amanda Bell ON
2nd Alitha Chamney/Janine Grassing SK
T4 Kataline Smith/Kristy Kohinsky MB
Kaitlin Brooks/Kaleigh Hagen NS
JUNIOR MALE DOUBLES
1st Chris Moss/Shaun Narain AB
2nd Nick Smith/Tyler Watkins NS
T4 Matthew Beaulieu/Calvin Bruneau NO
Jonathan Rousseau/Philippe Rousseau QC
SENIOR MALE DOUBLES
1st Jaret Gray/Wade Grassing SK
2nd Michael Main/Alex Kohinsky MB
T4 Kliman Snow/Matthew McIsaac AB
Jeff Studman/Collin McInnis ON
JUNIOR FEMALE SINGLES
1st Kaitlin Saunders ON
2nd Megan Lyons MB
T4 Carrie Price AB
Ashley-Ann Patrick MB
SENIOR FEMALE SINGLES
1st Karin Johansen ON
2nd Vanessa Janes AB
T4 Kandice MacKenzie BC
Stephanie Miller NB
JUNIOR MALE SINGLES
1st Christopher Moss AB
2nd Shaun Narain AB
T4 Philippe Rousseau QC
Nick Smith NS
SENIOR MALE SINGLES
1st Jeff Studman ON
2nd Jeremy Miller NL
T4 Jaret Gray SK
Joel Asselin QC
JUNIOR MIXED DOUBLES
1st Josie Remikngton/Nick Smith NS
2nd Alysha Woodford/Shaun Narain AB
T4 Courtney Bales/Matthew Beaulieu NO
Carrie Price/Cghris Moss AB
SENIOR MIXED DOUBLES
1st Karin Johansen/Jeff Studman ON
2nd StephanieMiller/Joslain Bourque NB
T4 Karli Peterson/Kliman Snow AB
Alyitha Chamney/Jaret Gray SK
YOUTH NODOR CUP 2008
1st Ontario
2nd Alberta
T4 Saskatchewan
Newfoundland/Labrador
2008 NDFC BURSARY SHOOT
JUNIOR FEMALE SINGLES
1st Megan Lyons SK $500
2nd Jennifer Delisle QC $200
SENIOR FEMALE SINGLES
1st Stephanie Miller NB $500
2nd Janine Grassing SK $200
JUNIOR MALE SINGLES
1st Chris Moss AB $500
2nd Nick Smith NS $200
SENIOR MALE SINGLES
1st Jeff Studman ON $500
2nd Jeremy Miller NL $200
2007 YOUTH CANADA CUP
1st Place Ontario 88
2nd Place Alberta 85
3rd Place Saskatchewan 69
4th Place Nova Scotia 54
5th Place Quebec 52
6th Place Newfoundland/Labrador 46
7th Place Manitoba 44
8th Place (tie) British Columbia 39
8th Place (tie) New Brunswick 39
10th Place Northern Ontario 23
Quebec's Martin Treblay
By Kip Morrish
I do not know who Martin Tremblay is, but I am sure he knows who I am. That was my first disadvantage in writing this interview. My second disadvantage was that I, unfortunately, don’t speak a lick of French and Martin speaks very little English. Being very good friends with the NDFC General Secretary, Mary Dezan, I am very thankful for her help as our interpreter in completing this interview. I hope I have done justice to the job, and hopefully, Mary will oblige by translating back into French for Martin.
Martin Tremblay is a resident of Montreal, Quebec, and makes his living with a company that manufactures airplane parts. Fortunately, this company is very understanding with regard to Martin’s darting skills and he has no problem obtaining time off to attend some tournaments.
Although Martin speaks very little English, he is learning more and more all the time through participating in tournaments and travelling out of the province of Quebec. Martin has no problem when traveling with his partner (Nancy St. Croix, who does speak a bit of English) when he participates in tournaments. She is also a very good dart player and they travel together.
When not playing darts, Martin often visits his mother who prepares his favorite dish, her chicken. They try and visit his mother every Sunday when there is no dart tournament. When it comes to TV, he likes to watch sports and naturally his favorite hockey team is the Montreal Canadians. When not playing darts, he likes playing cards. Poker is his game of choice.
Nancy St. Croix and Martin Tremblay, partners in darts and life.
Martin has been playing darts since he was about 13. His parents were dart players and there was a dartboard in the basement. So, he started playing and took great pleasure when he played against his parents.
He started playing at the provincial level during the mid 1990’s. Unfortunately, he developed the famous darters sickness – dartitis – and he quit playing for six years. Returning in 2004, he won his first Provincial Championship and attended the National Championships for the first time. Missing in 2005, he returned in 2006 and again as the Quebec Champion in 2007.
When I first contacted Martin, I asked him about his goals, and his first goal was to win the Quebec Provincial Championships which he has accomplished. His second goal was to finish in the top 4 in Canada and win an invitation to the World Masters. Well, that goal was achieved this year in 2008 when he finished second on the ranking list.
Martin and Nancy practice a minimum of one hour per day. They follow the 170-Finish route which gives them good practice on the higher finishes. Then, a week prior to a major tournament his practice time is doubled.
He plays in the men’s Super League and participates in all the tournaments in Quebec and some in Ontario. This past year he travelled to Edmonton to partake in the Klondike Open. He also participated this year in the PDC US Open and North American Darts Championship in Connecticut in May and in the Kitchener PDPA Player’s Championship this past August.
As words of encouragement for our youth players, Martin tells them to persevere with their practice so that they can excel in the sport. It is when they are young and able to adapt easier and learn quicker that practice helps them the most, and it is also very good for their math skills.
Matin Tremblay is steady on the line with good form.
When asked what he thought would improve the level of darts in this country, Martin believes that we should have a team of super players, a team that could travel and play with the Pros at least four or five times a year. This would help promote darts in Canada and would help to promote Canada to the rest of the world. This would be a marvellous idea, however, unfortunately only in our dreams with the present cost of air fares and fuel prices!
CANADA RESULTS
KINOSOTA CAMP-OUT DART TOURNAMENT $3,000
Kinosota, Manitoba May 23-25, 2008
MEN’S SINGLES 501, 1st-Gerry Convery ($200); 2nd-Greg Lewis ($120); T4-Alex Austria, Chris Haase ($75); T8-Clint Clarkson, Greg Wieczorek, Larry Caruk, Mike Birdsall ($40).
WOMEN’S SINGLES 501, 1st-Angie Wark ($120); 2nd-Dianne Becker ($80); T4-Charlene Bell, Tricia Wark ($45); T8-Donna Ferguson, Denise Ward, Audrey Campbell, Sandra Orvis ($25).
MEN’S DOUBLES 501, 1st-Greg Lewis/Clint Clarkson ($200); 2nd-Alex Austria/Gerry Convery ($150); T4-Tom Waldner/Greg Wieczorek, Larry Caruk/Stan Milosevic ($80); T8-Chris Haase/Ryan Bell, Bill Brown/Elwin Becker, Mike Birdsall/Rory Orvis, Mike Becker/Hermon ($40).
WOMEN’S DOUBLES 501, 1st-Angie Wark/Tricia Wark ($150); 2nd-Audrey Campbell/Charlene Bell ($80); T4-Sandra Orvis/Shelly Rawlinson, Donna Ferguson/Dianne Becker ($50).
MIXED DOUBLES 501, 1st-Dave Hendy/Angie Wark ($160); 2nd-Gerry Convery/Tricia Wark ($90); T4-Elwin Becker/Dianne Becker, Rory Orvis/Audrey Campbell ($60); T8-Clint Clarkson/Donna Ferguson, Greg Lewis/Shelly Rawlinson, Larry Caruk/Rhonda Caruk, Mike Birdsall/Sondra/Orvis ($30).
DRAW DOUBLES 501, 1st-Rory Orvis/Andrew Campbell ($150); 2nd-Larry Caruk/Bill Brown ($80); T4-Ryan Bell/Dave Hendy, Angie Wark/Stan Milosevic ($50); T8-Tricia Wark/David, Greg Lewis/Sandy Campbell, Tim Breton/Charlene Bell, Mike Becker/Rhonda Caruk ($20).
NIAGARA FALLS OPEN $10,000
Niagara Falls, ON May 30-June1, 2008
MEN’S SINGLES 301, 32 entries, 1st-Paul Cockings ($260); 2nd-Gord Mills ($160); T4-Ken townsend, Jeff Weiskopff ($80); T8-Steve Warnock, Victor DeWilde, Steve Davies, Jeremy Hannah ($40); T16-Alex Stamper, Gil Gementiza, Bruce Graham, Jim Graton, Walter Carli, Jay Buckland, Jason Barlow, Dave Richardson ($20).
MEN’S SINGLES 501, 45 entries, 1st-Shawn Brenneman ($300); 2nd-Steve Warnock ($150); T4-Derek Goldie, Mark Prutchick ($75); T8-Bruce Davey, Mike Power, Billy Joe Beckett, Gord Mills ($50); T16-Terry Hayhurst, Bruce Graham, Victor DeWilde, Jay Barlow, Dan Olson, Walter Carli, Bernie Miller, Jeremy Hannah ($25).
MEN’S SINGLES Cricket, 46 entries, 1st-Shawn Brenneman ($300); 2nd-Audre Carman ($150); T4-Dave Richardson, John Pigg ($75); T8-Jeremy Hannah, Jeff Weiskopff, Junior Mootrey, Gary Robinson ($50); T16-Alex Stamper, Steve Warnock, Dan Olson, Scott Cummings, Billy Joe Beckett, Victor DeWilde, Chad McDonald, Ken Townsend ($25).
WOMEN’S SINGLES 301, 12 entries, 1st-Paula Gooder ($160); 2nd-Neila McNeil ($80); T4-Mary McDonald, Marion Carli ($40); T8-Barb Wall, Teresa DeWilde, Karen Black, Karen Nielsen ($20).
WOMEN’S SINGLES 501, 22 entries, 1st-Delores Cloutier ($240); 2nd-Pam Riddell ($120); T4-Trish Grzesik, Debbie Burch ($60); T8-Paula Gooder, Debralee Roberts, Michelle McNeil, Lynn Evans ($30).
MEN’S DOUBLES 501, 33 teams, 1st-Andre Carman/Billy Joe Beckett ($400); 2nd-Nick McCoy/Dave Richardson ($200); T4-Adam Warnock/Victor DeWilde, Terry Hayhurst/Jeff Hayhurst ($100); T8-Jim Graton/Jeff Weiskopff, Steve Empey/Justin Hannah, Dan Olsen/Scott Cummings, Bernie Miller/Tim Venn ($50).
MEN’S DOUBLES Cricket, 28 teams, 1st-Shawn Brennaman/Jay Barlow ($400); 2nd-Andre Carman/Billy Joe Beckett ($200); T4-Dave Richardson/Alex Stamper, Mike Power/Tony Chippett ($100); T8-Bill Gooder/Mark Neilson, Justin Hannah/Steve Empey, Steve Warnock/Dave Watson, Jeremy Hannah/George Haines ($50).
WOMEN’S DOUBLES 501, 13 teams, 1st-Debie Burch/Trish Grzesik ($240); 2nd-Lynn Evans/Joanne Alves ($120); T4-Karen Neilson/Marion Carli, Pam Riddell/Kristin Matthews ($60); T8-Julie McGill/Amberly Brazolot, Debralee Roberts/Kirsty McAleese, Debbie Green/Marrianne Willis, Paula Gooder/Brianne Mens ($30).
WOMEN’S DOUBLES Cricket, 12 teams, 1st-Kristin Matthews/Paula Gooder ($240); 2nd-Debbie Burch/Trish Grzesik ($120); T4-Julie McGill/Amberly Brazolot, Debralee Roberts/Kirsty McAleese ($60); T8-Marian Carli/Karen Nielsen, Janice Stansfield/Karen McGarr, Lynn Evans/Joanne Alves, Ardy Albert/Chrystal Robinson ($30).
MIXED TRIPLES 501, 22 teams, 1st-Al Bouchie/Wally Peddle/Michelle McNeil ($600); 2nd-Mark Nielsen/Bill Gooder/Marian Carli ($300); T4-Billy Joe Beckett/Andre Carman/Debralee Roberts, Shawn Brenneman/Jayson Barlow/Trish Grzesik ($150); T8-Dave Watson/Dave Paterak/Kristin Matthews, Tony Gaiton/Brianne Mens/Larry Turner, Steve Warnock/Bruce Davey/Joanne Alves, Richard Bell/Kevin Park/Karen McGarr ($75).
DRAW DOUBLES 301, 52 entries, 1st-Scott Cummings/Shawn Brenneman ($300); 2nd-Ken Townsend/Steve Empey ($150); T4-Justin Hannah/Pete Riehl, Brian Hodge/Jeff Weiskopff ($75); T8-Alex Stamper/Billy Kiss, Jack Treadway/Paul Cockings, Jeremy Hannah/Nick McCoy, Steve Davies/Steve Warnock ($50).
DRAW DOUBLES 501, 40 entries, 1st-Sheldon Walbournell/Bill Gooder ($240); 2nd-Jim Graton/Gord Mills ($120); T4-Jayson Barlow/Gil Gementiza, Ron Warnock/Trish Grzesik ($60); T8-Dougie Johnson/Derek Newman, George Haines/Doug Mead, Justin Hannah/Fekete Joel, Steve Empey/Bill Culp ($30).
RED RIVER CLASSIC $5,000
Winnipeg, Manitoba June 6-8, 2008
MEN’S SINGLES 501, 1st-Andre Carmen ($500); 2nd-John Verwey ($250); T4-Ross Kenway, Carl Mercer ($100).
WOMEN’S SINGLES 501, 1st-Bonnie Lapierre ($300); 2nd-Joanne Luke ($150); T4-Barb Csinos, Kim Whaley-Hilts ($75).
MEN’S DOUBLES 501, 1st-Wayne Kelly/Jason Coombs ($400); 2nd-Jerry Hull/Ross Snook ($200); T4-Danny MacInnis/Clyde Moore, Clint Clarkson/Greg Lewis ($110).
WOMEN’S DOUBLES 501, 1st-Patricia Farrell/Roxanne Van Tassel ($260); 2nd-Kim Whaley-Hilts/Robin Curry ($130); T4-Suzie Letrud/Sally Fong Hoon, Nikki Huber/Wanda Hobbs ($50).
MIXED DOUBLES 501, 1st-Tim Prokop/Crystal Ensminger ($300); 2nd-Sally Fong Hoon/Chris Borvin ($150); T4-Darlene MacLeod/Danny MacInnes, Rory Orvis/Charlene Bell ($100).
DRAW DOUBLES 501, 1st-Clint Clarkson/Jason Coombs ($210); 2nd-Wayne Kelly/Wally Hilts ($100); T4-Brad Laffin/Norm Sanderson, Danny MacInnis/Linda Wilder ($50).
CANADIAN OPEN $10,320
Winnipeg, Manitoba June 13-15, 2008
MEN’S SINGLES 501, 143 entries, 1st-Jerry Hull ($1,000); 2nd-Danny MacInnes ($500); T4-Kerry Way, Gerry Convery ($250); T8-Dave Hendy, Ken MacNeil, Brian Cyr, Jason Coombs ($100).
WOMEN’S SINGLES 501, 89 entries, 1st-Jenelle Legge ($500); 2nd-Roxanne Van Tassel ($250); T4-Sandy Squires, Mandy Fleck ($125); T8-Diane Gobeil, Kelly Brady, Angie Wark, Bonnie Lapierre ($75).
MEN’S DOUBLES 501, 51 teams, 1st-Clint Clarkson/Greg Lewis ($425); 2nd-Scott Lee/Paul Burke ($200); T4-Stan Milosevic/Larry Caruk, Tim Prokop/Fred Seaward ($100).
WOMEN’S DOUBLES 501, 20 teams, 1st-Trish Wark/Angie Wark ($320); 2nd-Karen Gudbranson/Barb Csinos ($180); T4-Charlene Bell/Judi Brown, Brenda Moreau/Ann Marie Coroluk ($90).
MIXED DOUBLES 501, 1st-Jeff Smith/Joanne Luke ($450); 2nd-Johnathon Gray/Misty Paul ($225); T4-Andre Carman/Julie McGill, Jason Marchis/Jessica Parker ($100).
STAMPEDE SHOOT $1,000
Calgary, Alberta July 11-13, 2008
MEN’S SINGLES 501, 57 entries, 1st-Tim Prokop ($250); 2nd-Carl Mercer ($150); T4-Clint Clarkson, Rikk Arnott ($50).
WOMEN’S SINGLES 501, 27 entries, 1st-Judi Brown ($250); 2nd-Cindy Pardy ($150); T4-Kelly Shapka, Cindy Der ($50).
MEN’S DOUBLES 501, 27 teams, 1st-Trevor Hobbs/Carl Mercer ($400); 2nd-Fred Seaward/Tim Prokop ($250); T4-Al Traub/Paul Hatcher, Greg Lewis/Dennis Nowroski ($160).
WOMEN’S DOUBLES 501, 10 teams, 1st-Barb Lazaruk/Arlene Reuer ($150); 2nd-Linda Ledingham/Linda Wilder ($90); T4-Georgina Gibb/Ivy Wieshlow, Eileen Haddon/Margaret Heinermann ($60).
DRAW DOUBLES 501, 56 entries, 1st-Nathan Poore/Chris Moss ($280); 2nd-Jim Edwards/Kevin G ($140); T4-Roger Parsons/Ken Snow, Rowan Snow/Gerry J ($110).
DUBLINS OPEN $20,000
Medicine Hat, Alberta July 18-20, 2008
MEN’S SINGLES 501, 81 entries, 1st-Gary Mawson ($4,000); 2nd-Ken MacNeil ($2,000); T4-John Markham, Al Traub ($1,000); T8-Greg Lewis, Bill McDowall, Hedley McMullen, Carl Mercer ($500); T16-Gerry Convery, Fred Seaward, Wayne Morrison, Rick Gomboc, Ross Snook, Scott Collins, Steve Russell, Jacques Lessard ($200).
WOMEN’S SINGLES 501, 40 entries, 1st-Cindy Pardy ($1,000); 2nd-Cindy Der ($500); T4-Nikki Huber, Karen LaFleur ($250); T8-Brenda Moreau, Judi Brown, Linda Wilder, Kelly Shapka ($100).
MEN’S DOUBLES 501, 43 teams, 1st-Ross Snook/Gerry Convery ($700);2nd- Clint Clarkson/Greg Lewis ($400); T4-Terry Watson/Bill McDowall, Rob Heckman/Gary Mawson ($200); T8-David Fatum/Dion LaViolette, Claude Clarke/Cam Bechtold, Jason Elgie/Dale Meuuws, Paul Hatcher/Scott Collins ($100).
WOMEN’S DOUBLES 501, 20 teams, 1st-Charlene Bell/Nikki Huber ($400); 2nd-Judi Brown/Amanda Meuuws ($200); T4-Lori Earnshaw/Linda Ledingham, Sandra Orvis/Brenda Moreau ($100); T8-Angela Hovey/Julie Narain, Barb Lazaruk/Wenda Carter, Peggy Smith/Alexis Anderson, Val Gooz/Kelly Shapka ($50).
MIXED DOUBLES 501, 54 teams, 1st-Rikk Arnott/Cindy Der ($500); 2nd-Tim Prokop/Georgina Gibb ($300); T4-Clint Clarkson/Kelly Shapka, David Fatum/Kren LaFleur ($150); T8-Fred Seaward/Lesley Johnston, Ross Snook/Marla Franks, Rob Heckman/Val Gooz, Jason Elgie/Brenda Moreau ($100); T16-Scott Lee/Linda Wilder, Dennis Nowrosky/Cindy Pardy, Greg Lewis/Lynne Spencer, Sean Anderson/Deb Coroluick, Dale Meuuws/Amanda Meuuws, Hedley McMullen/Maureen Markham, Ken MacNeil/Ann Marie Farmer, Scott Collins/Crystal Ensminger ($50).
DRAW DOUBLES 501, 70 entries, 1st-David Fatum/Dion LaViolete ($400); 2nd-Cindy Pardy/Scott Collins ($200); T4-Clint Clarkson/Clint Smid, Collin Baker/Gary Mawson ($150); T8-Gardner Poucette/Ryan Bell, Brock French/Rob Kochie, Kliman Snow/Mike Dwyer, Sylvain Guerin/Stan Snow ($75).
Thanks a lot Martin for spending time to allow us to know you a little better.
