1)   Drew Ross                      2@41
      Frederick Halt                 2@41
      Jason McClintock             2@41
4)   Jamie Beauchesne          1.5@41
      Will Asher                      1.5@41
      Thomas Degasperi         1.5@41
      Chris Parrish                  1.5@41
8)   Terry Winter                   5@39
      Cale Burdick                   5@39
10) Marcus Brown                 4.5@39
      Todd Ristorcelli               4.5@39
12) Billy Susi                        4@39
13) Jeff Rodgers                  3.5@39
      Ty Oppenlander             3.5@39
15) Seth Stisher                   3@39
16) Jason Paredes               2.5@39
      Aaron Larkin                 2.5@39
18) Boris Laval                    2@39
      Jonathan Travers           2@39
        Tom Henderson             2@39
21) Thomas Moore              1.5@39
22) Arturo Nelson               1@39
23) Tom Brantley               5@38
      Kris LaPoint                  5@38
25) Trent Finlayson             4@38
26) Wade Williams              2.5@38
      Daniel Kennedy            2.5@38
28) Jason Seels                  0.5@38
      Riley Robertson           0.5@38
30) Nick Parsons                 0 Long Handle after skiing
     Big scores right out of the box with young talents Cale Burdick (5@39) and Jason McClintock (2@41)!  Relatively unknown to the US market, but always a threat in Europe is Frederick Halt (known more for being the husband of Natalie Hamrick) who threw down a solid 39 and rounded 2 buoys at 41.  SkiTek regular Ty Oppenlander broke out of his two year injury plagued slump to post a solid 3.5@39 to keep him in contention for the top 16 spots.  Drew Ross made 39 look pretty easy enroute to his 2@41.  Marcus Brown survived an almost fatal overturn at 1@38 to post a respectable 4.5@39.  Degasperi (Bad back and all) looked on point smoking 39 and having a great 1 at 41.  Parrish always makes it look too easy and also had a stellar 1 at 41 but blew out trying to rotate around 2 ball.  Will got the job done with a less then stellar 39.  He looked great at 1 at 41 and overturned 2.  Look for him to run more than that before the weekend is out.  Last off the dock Jamie Beauchesne made pretty simple work of 39 and had a fantastic 1 at 41.  Like the guys just before him he overturned and fell at 2.
     I look for scores greater than 2@41 out of Beauchesne, Asher, and Parrish before the weekend is out and watch out for a severe upturn is scores for Williams, Travers, Parsons, and Jeff Rodgers.  One other note, congrats to Tom Henderson who set a personal best at his first pro tournament with 2@39.  Sick.