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TABLE OF CONTENTS NCA Directors and Officers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Schedule of Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 NCA Mission Statement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Qualifying for Nationals/Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Course Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Standards of Conduct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Terminology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Commonly Used Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Open Class Round One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Horseback Class Round One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Nursery Class, Round One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Intermediate Class, Round One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Open Class, Round Two . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Intermediate Class, Round Two . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Horseback Class, Round Two . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Nursery Class, Round Two . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Intermediate Final. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Horseback Final . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Nursery Final. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Open Final . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Previous National Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Welcome to the Eighth Annual National Cattledog Association Finals

The Finals will feature four different classes of dogs running in the field and an arena, over five days. This trial features the best cattle dogs from across the country who have worked all year to earn the right to be here.

Much of cattle country, particularly in the west, consists of large open spaces and rough country. A good cattledog needs to be able to gather cattle from long distances and, under control of the handler, guide them across treacherous terrain. This year at the Finals, you will see dogs gather cattle, work them toward the handler and through a series of obstacles, all with minimal assistance from the handler. To accomplish these tasks, the cattledog must be strong enough to move cattle while keeping them under control and must respond quickly and correctly to commands coming from the handler so that the cattle can be guided calmly but quickly, through the obstacles. 1

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Lincoln Rogers South East Region 2022 Seminary, MS

Brian Jacobs

West Coast Region 2021 Rancho Murrieta, CA

Carrie Pottinger Executive Secretary Nogales, AZ

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Patty Koller Northeast Region 2023 Donnellson, IA Duane

Packard Midwest Region 2021

Hawk Springs, WY

Tim Feddes Mountain Region 2022 Manhattan, MT

Sonny Mahurin President At Large Director 2023 Thayer, KS

Steve Knipmeyer

Treasurer South Central Region 2020

Bartlesville, OK

Campbell Forsyth

Vice President At Large Director 2021

Eriksdale, MB, Canada

NCA DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS

Jeff Christiansen

At Large Director 2022 Lipan, TX

*Start times for all classes AFTER the first class of the day are approximate and will be dependent on running conditions and weather. Announcements from the block will take precedence over the written schedule.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Monday, August 10 12:00 - 6:00 pm Office Handler Check in

Tuesday, August 11 6:30 am Field Open Handlers Meeting

7:00 am Field Open Round 1

4:00 pm* Arena Horseback Handlers Meeting

4:30 pm* Arena Horseback Round 1

Wednesday, August 12 6:30 am Field Nursery Handler Meeting

7:00 am Field Nursery Round 1

2:00 pm* Arena Intermediate Handlers Meeting

2:30 pm* Arena Intermediate Round 1

7:00 pm Comm. Building Handler Dinner

8:00 pm Comm. Building NCA Benefit Auction/Meeting

Thursday, August 13 6:30 am Field Open Handlers Meeting

7:00 am Field Open Round 2

4:00 pm* Arena Intermediate Handlers Meeting

4:30 pm* Arena Intermediate Round 2


7:30 pm* Arena Horseback Round 2

Friday, August 14 6:30 am Field Nursery Handlers Meeting

7:00 am Field Nursery Round 2

2:30 pm* Field Intermediate Handlers Meeting

3:00 pm* Field Intermediate Finals


5:30 pm* Arena Horseback Finals

Saturday, August 15 7:30 am Field Nursery Handlers Meeting

8:00 am Field Nursery Finals

11:30 am* Field Open Handlers Meeting

12:00 pm* Field Open Finals

Following Open Finals Awards Presentation

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The National Cattledog Association (NCA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. The NCA was incorporated in December of 2011 and began operations in January of 2012. Its members, which are from the United States and Canada, are primarily ranchers, cattledog handlers and cattledog breeders. The NCA was founded to:

1. Educate ranchers as to the value of well trained cattledogs for humane, low stress cattle handling through demonstrations, clinics and public cattledog competitions (trials),

2. Assist ranchers in obtaining well trained cattledogs and in learning to use them for efficient, humane and low stress cattle handling,

3. Foster amateur athletic competition by sanctioning cattledog trials and hosting and managing a National Cattledog Association National Finals,

4. Assist members and other breeders in marketing cattledogs by providing venues for demonstrating the abilities of their dogs.

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QUALIFYING FOR NATIONALS

Handlers and their dogs have been competing all year throughout the United States and Canada in NCA sanctioned trials to earn enough points to qualify to compete at the National Finals. Points are awarded to the top 30% of each class in the competitions. The NCA sanctions four classes: 1) OPEN. Any dog of any age may compete in the Open class. This is the most advanced

class with the most experienced handlers. 2) NURSERY. Only dogs that are younger than 30 months (2.5 years) at the beginning of the

qualifying season (April 1) are eligible to compete in the Nursery class. For the 2020 Finals, eligible dogs must have been born on, or after October 1, 2017.

3) INTERMEDIATE. Handler and dog qualify as a team. This class is limited to handlers who have never competed in the Open class. Any dog that is not currently running Open or by an Open handler is eligible to compete in the Intermediate class.

4) HORSEBACK. This is open to all handlers/dogs at any level that have accumulated points throughout the year in their respective classes. Priority goes to entries with points earned in Horseback classes throughout the year.

COURSE RULES

• Course is points and time.

• Handler to send dog from, and is free to move anywhere behind handler line.

• Time begins when cattle leave trailer or set-out panels, or when handler sends dog, whichever occurs first.

• The outrun will not be judged, and points will not be awarded or deducted based on the outrun.

• Handlers may retry any obstacle before moving on, but once it’s obvious to the head scorer that a retry is being attempted, previous points earned at that obstacle are forfeited. Handlers may retry obstacles as many times as they wish.

• After cattle have mixed, handler must either be retrying or moving to the next obstacle.

• Runs will receive full time unless all cattle exhaust before time expires.

• A stock stick may be carried.

• Handlers may not enter, reach into, or put any object into obstacles. Violations affecting the outcome of the run will result in points for that obstacle being forfeited.

• If cattle leave the course and the dog was not responsible, a rerun may be given at the discretion of the head scorer. If a rerun is not given, the head scorer may allow points earned to be scored with full time allotted. If the dog is responsible for the cattle leaving the course, a full DQ with no score may be given at the discretion of the head scorer.

• A handler may retire their dog for points earned and a maximum course time at any time during their run. Intention to retire should be indicated clearly to the head scorer.

• During their run, handlers may question scorer as to completion of an obstacle, time used, clearing of obstacle, etc. Scorers will not provide information unless asked.

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• If a dog appears out of control and is abusing cattle, the head scorer may instruct the handler to retire. Dog will receive points earned to that point in the run and maximum time.

• Instructions given at handler’s meetings take precedence over these rules.

• Grievances must be directed to the course director. Course director may consult with scoring committee.

• Decisions of the course director and scoring committee are final.

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STANDARDS OF CONDUCT

The following are not permitted at NCA National Cattledog Finals 1. Inappropriate language or conduct directed at the head scorer, trial secretary, timekeepers, course director, or any other trial official. The handler may be given a warning from the head scorer, course director, or trial management. Handlers may contact the course director in a courteous manner for clarification of a rule or the accuracy of a score sheet in a timely manner that does not interfere with the competition. The maximum penalty that a head scorer or course director may impose is single run disqualification.

2. Inappropriate language or conduct directed at fellow event participants or spectators. All competitors and NCA members are expected to show exemplary sportsmanship at all times. An allegation of improper use of language or conduct toward participants and/or spectators reported within twenty-four (24) hours of the occurrence will be investigated by the NCA directors and appropriate penalties imposed.

3. Attempting to aid by coaching or distracting another competitor while they are competing. A person attempting to aid by coaching or distracting another competitor will be given a warning from the head scorer, course director, or an NCA director. Failure to comply after the warning may result in disqualification or other penalty. If the individuals providing aid to a competitor are not themselves a competitor, they may be expelled from the current event and/or banned from future events.

4. Tampering with, or attempting to alter competition livestock, the draw, and/or trial course facilities. The NCA directors will investigate allegations of tampering with the livestock, the draw, and course facilities and impose appropriate penalties.

5. Inhumane treatment of dogs or livestock on the trial field or grounds.

Penalties for violations may include a warning, the loss of points, disqualification of specific run, expulsion from the event, forfeiture of all entry fees and prize monies, voiding of membership privileges, and/or any other sanctions deemed appropriate by the NCA Board of Directors. Every effort will be made by the NCA Board of Directors to investigate and consult with all parties involved in each case prior to imposing penalties.

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TERMINOLOGY

OUTRUN - When the dog is first sent to gather the stock. The dog goes out to one side or the other in an arc, coming up behind the stock in a position to bring them to the handler.

LIFT - The moment when the stock first begin to move after the dog has completed the outrun.

FETCH - When the dog is bringing the stock to the handler.

DRIVE - When the dog is moving stock away from the handler.

HANDLER LINE - The line the handler must stand behind when the dog is sent to gather the stock. In some cases, the handler may be required to stay behind the line while the dog completes some of the obstacles with only the assistance of verbal or whistle commands.

RETRIES - All obstacles may be retried as often as the handler chooses. Once a handler has moved on to the next obstacle, it may not be retried. If a handler chooses to retry an obstacle, all points previously earned on that obstacle are forfeited.

DAYLIGHTING - All obstacles have proper entrances and exits. If the stock enter an obstacle from the wrong direction, they need to go through the obstacle and exit it far enough that there is “daylight” between the stock and the obstacle before they can proceed.

REMIXING - If only a few head complete an obstacle, the handler may decide to retry that obstacle in order to earn more points. If the cattle that have not completed the obstacle remain separated from the others, the handler may choose to put those animals through and earn points for those head of cattle. However, if the stock “remix”, in other words if the cattle that completed the obstacle mix with those who have not, then the score for that obstacle goes back to zero, and whatever points are earned on the retry will be the score for that obstacle.

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COMMONLY USED COMMANDS Most handlers at the Finals will use a combination of voice and whistle commands. Some of the most commonly used commands are:

AWAY TO ME - Used to direct the dog to flank in a counter-clockwise direction around the stock. COME BYE - Used to direct the dog to flank in a clockwise direction around the stock. WALK UP - Tells the dog to walk in a straight line to the stock. LIE DOWN - Tells the dog to lie down. STAND - Lets the dog know he should stop moving, but should stay on his feet rather than lie down. THERE - Tells the dog that he has reached the balance point needed to turn in and take the stock in a straight line. LOOK BACK - Used when the dog needs to turn and look back behind itself, as there are more stock there to be gathered.

Whistle commands vary from handler to handler, as each handler chooses the tones that work best for them.

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OPEN ROUND 1 # HANDLER DOG HOMETOWN SCORE TIME

1 Bob Wagner Slik Nunn, CO

2 Steve Knipmeyer Lizzy Bartlesville, OK

3 James Butler *Eli Center, TX

4 Keith Gilleon Rockin G Reo Ethel, LA

5 Dottie Packard 57 Mouse Hawk Springs, WY

6 Sonny Mahurin *Mel Thayer, KS

7 Jeff Mundorf Duke Red Oak, IA

8 Brian Jacobs GS Romel Hollister, CA

9 Kent Herbel Sage Putnam, OK

10 Seth Mahurin CKF Sally Thayer, KS

11 Kenneth Beasley Jake Abilene, TX

12 Jan Wagner Soch Nunn, CO

13 Kevin Lippe Cedar Top Chock Blue Eye, MO

14 Dan Gill Creed Hernando, MS

15 Charles Holt Tuff McAlester, OK

16 Richard Brandon Dottie Greeneville, TN

17 Juan Reyes *JR Jack Wheatland, WY

18 Garland King Elsa Capulin, NM

19 Heather Metz Kayt Yuma, CO

20 Liz Klenk Nikki Belleville, OH

21 Lincoln Rogers *Tuco Seminary, MS

22 Jim Rochester JR Goose Springtown, TX

23 Steve Knipmeyer Pete Bartlesville, OK

24 Patty Koller Ose Donnellson, IA

25 Jeff Mundorf JR Greta Red Oak, IA

26 Jeannie Allen *Scootch Alamosa, CO

27 James Butler Dolly Center, TX

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# HANDLER DOG HOMETOWN SCORE TIME

28 Dan Gill Ren Hernando, MS

29 Kenneth Beasley JR Ice Abilene, TX

30 Jeremy McBride JM Gus Mt. Vernon MO

31 Brian Jacobs *GS Macie Hollister, CA

32 Kevin Lippe *Cedar Top Steele Blue Eye, MO

33 Richard Brandon Woodrow Greeneville, TN

34 Juan Reyes *JR Pancho Wheatland, WY

35 Seth Mahurin Rogue Thayer, KS

36 Liz Klenk Will Belleville, OH

37 Bob Wagner Slink Nunn, CO

38 Kent Herbel Sweep Putnam, OK

39 Keith Gilleon Rockin G Angus Ethel, LA

40 Sonny Mahurin *CRPR Duck Thayer, KS

41 Patty Koller Luna Donnellson, IA

42 Jan Wagner Zoe Nunn, CO

OPEN ROUND 1

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2 Mike Thompson Mady Hobbs, NM

3 Mike Collins *Newt Galt, CA

4 Brian Jacobs *Zigman Hollister, CA



7 Seth Mahurin *Hillary Thayer, KS

8 Barney Fowler Rockey Andrews, TX

9 Mike Thompson *HP Hobbs, NM

10 James Butler JM Gus Center, TX

11 Jeannie Allen *Scootch Alamoso, CO


13 Barney Fowler *Tee Andrews, TX


15 Mike Collins *Rip Galt, CA

HORSEBACK ROUND 1


NURSERY ROUND 1


1 Bob Wagner Fudge Nunn, CO

2 James Butler Eli Center, TX

3 Kent Herbel Lexi Putnam, OK

4 Brian Jacobs GS Macie Hollister, CA

5 Michelle Newberry Lori Glenrock, WY

6 Kevin Lippe JSB Slick Blue Eye, MO

7 Richard Brandon Frank Greeneville, TN

8 Mike Collins Rip Galt, CA

9 Dan Haley Dodge Pocahontas, AR

10 Lincoln Rogers Tuco Seminary, MS

11 Juan Reyes JR Jack Wheatland, WY

12 Jan Wagner Ike Nunn, CO

13 Mike Thompson HP Hobbs, NM

14 Keith Gilleon Rockin G Clancey Ethel, LA

15 Sonny Mahurin Mel Thayer, KS

16 Mike Clark Trace Raymond, NE

17 Shorty Guerin Lucy Ava, MO

18 Richard Brandon Dixie Greeneville, TN

19 Barney Fowler Tee Andrews, TX

20 Lynn Bennett Spud Point, TX

21 Abbi Mahurin Liz Thayer, KS

22 Tim Feddes 57 Mike Manhatten, MT

23 Jeannie Allen Scootch Alamosa, CO

24 James Butler Dixie Center, TX

25 Kevin Lippe Cedar Top Steele Blue Eye, MO

26 Sonny Mahurin CRPR Duck Thayer, KS

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27 Joni Tietjen Dillon Clearmont, WY

28 Kenneth Beasley CRPR Krome Abilene, TX

29 Juan Reyes JR Pancho Wheatland, WY

30 Mike Collins Newt Galt, CA

31 Brian Jacobs Zigman Hollister, CA

32 Steve Knipmeyer Queen Bartlesville, OK

33 Seth Mahurin Hillary Thayer, KS

34 Kent Herbel Dodge Putnam, OK

35 Jeff Mundorf Abby Red Oak, IA

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INTERMEDIATE ROUND 1


1 Dan Haley Cat Pocahontas, AR

2 Blaine Morgan Jake Oral, SD


4 Shorty Guerin *Lucy Ava, MO

5 Abbi Mahurin *Liz Thayer, KS


7 Michelle Newberry *Lori Glenrock, WY

8 Dan Haley *Dodge Pocahontas, AR

9 Mike Clark *Trace Raymond, NE

10 Tim Feddes *57 Mike Manhatten, MT


12 Angie Brooks Casper Mulberry, KS


14 Abbi Mahurin Reba Thayer, KS

15 Shorty Guerin Red Ava, MO


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1 Richard Brandon Woodrow Greeneville, TN

2 Dan Gill Ren Hernando, MS

3 Jeremy McBride JM Gus Mt. Vernon, MO


5 Steve Knipmeyer Pete Bartlesville, OK

6 Bob Wagner Slink Nunn, CO

7 James Butler Dolly Center, TX

8 Kenneth Beasley JR Ice Abilene, TX

9 Jeff Mundorf JR Greta Red Oak, IA

10 Kent Herbel Sweep Putnam, OK

11 Jan Wagner Zoe Nunn, CO

12 Seth Mahurin Rogue Thayer, KS

13 Dottie Packard 57 Mouse Hawk Springs, WY

14 Juan Reyes *JR Pancho Wheatland, WY

15 Liz Klenk Will Belleville, OH

16 Brian Jacobs *GS Macie Hollister, CA


18 Patty Koller Luna Donnellson, IA


20 Garland King Elsa Capulin, NM

21 Keith Gilleon Rockin G Angus Ethel, LA

22 Jim Rochester JR Goose Springtown, TX


24 Lincoln Rogers *Tuco Seminary, MS

25 Kenneth Beasley Jake Abilene, TX

26 Heather Metz Kayt Yuma, CO

OPEN ROUND 2

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OPEN ROUND 2


27 Steve Knipmeyer Lizzy Bartlesville, OK

28 Bob Wagner Slik Nunn, CO

29 Jan Wagner Soch Nunn, CO

30 Kent Herbel Sage Putnam, CO

31 Richard Brandon Dottie Greeneville, TN

32 Kevin Lippe *Cedar Top Chock Blue Eye, MO

33 Juan Reyes *JR Jack Wheatland, WY

34 Patty Koller Ose Donnellson, IA


36 Liz Klenk Nikki Belleville, OH

37 Dan Gill Creed Hernando, MS


39 Seth Mahurin CKF Sally Thayer, KS


41 James Butler *Eli Center, TX

42 Jeff Mundorf Duke Red Oak, IA



1 Mike Clark *Trace Raymond, NE

2 Dan Haley *Dodge Pocahantos, AR



5 Abbi Mahurin Reba Thayer, KS

6 Shorty Guerin *Lucy Ava, MO

7 Tim Feddes *57 Mike Manhatten, MT

8 Michelle Newberry *Lori Glenrock, WY

9 Dan Haley Cat Pocahantos, AR



12 Shorty Guerin Red Ava, MO

13 Abbi Mahurin *Liz Thayer, KS

14 Blaine Morgan Jake Oral, SD

15 Angie Brooks Casper Mulberry, KS


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3 Mike Collins *Rip Galt, CA



6 James Butler JM Gus Center, TX


8 Brian Jacobs *Zigman Hollister, CA

9 Seth Mahurin *Hillary Thayer, KS







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1 Juan Reyes JR Pancho Wheatland, WY

2 Seth Mahurin Hillary Thayer, KS

3 Sonny Mahurin CRPR Duck Thayer, KS

4 Tim Feddes 57 Mike Manhatten, MT

5 James Butler Dixie Center, TX

6 Joni Tietjen Dillon Clearmont, WY


8 Steve Knipmeyer Queen Bartlesville, OK

9 Abbi Mahurin Liz Thayer, KS

10 Brian Jacobs Zigman Hollister, CA

11 Jeff Mundorf Abby Red Oak, IA

12 Lynn Bennett Spud Point, TX

13 Shorty Guerin Lucy Ava, MO

14 Kent Herbel Dodge Putnam, OK

15 Jan Wagner Ike Nunn, CO

16 Michelle Newberry Lori Glenrock, WY

17 Jeannie Allen Scootch Alamosa, CO

18 Bob Wagner Fudge Nunn, CO

19 Mike Collins Newt Galt, CA

20 Richard Brandon Dixie Greeneville, TN

21 Kenneth Beasley CRPR Krome Abilene, TX

22 Kevin Lippe JSB Slick Blue Eye, MO

23 Dan Haley Dodge Pocahontas, AR

24 Juan Reyes JR Jack Wheatland, WY

25 James Butler Eli Center, TX

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26 Mike Thompson HP Hobbs, NM

27 Lincoln Rogers Tuco Seminar, MS

28 Mike Clark Trace Raymond, NE

29 Barney Fowler Tee Andrews, TX

30 Kent Herbel Lexi Putnam, OK

31 Mike Collins Rip Galt, CA

32 Keith Gilleon Rockin G Clancey Ethel, LA

33 Brian Jacobs GS Macie Hollister, CA

34 Richard Brandon Frank Greeneville, TN

35 Sonny Mahurin Mel Thayer, KS

NURSERY ROUND 2

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