Pro
Open
1. Brent Sanderson and Bill MacWilliams 49 50 99 (Play-off winner)
2. Jason Southwick and Rick Belhumeur 51 48 99
Am
Master
1. Bill Dunne and John Marcinek 54 51 105
2. Michael Saimond and Paul Rashaw 57 52 109
3. Michael and John Kielb 57 55 112
Intermediate1. Rick Mahoney and Keith Clark 52 53 105
2. Jonathan Dunlap and Geoff Goodale 54 54 108 (Play-off winner)
2. Jason Charpentier and Greg Cellilli 55 53 108
4. Brad Ayotte and Bill Laudon 55 55 110
4. Sunni and Phelon Lyman 52 58 110
6. Isak and Isaias Hayles 57 54 111
7. Patrick Taylor and Chris Langhans 57 56 113
8. Brian Beauvais and Timothy Humphrey 58 58 116
8. Ben Hedderig and Erica Johnson 58 58 116
10. Michael Gaffney and Josh Quackenbush 61 58 119
11. Sam and Terry Plotkin 57 64 121
Recreational
1. Christopher Larsen and Barry Postero 57 57 114
2. Shane Mitchell and Mike Dufrense 57 59 116
3. Dennis McMahon and Richard Vontell 59 60 119
4. Todd Vishaway and Steve Marcil 59 62 121
Novice
1. Joanne and Michelle Fredette 84 83 167
The abundant leaves on the course meant that all the players had to keep their eyes on their discs.
Even with spotters, discs tended to blend in with Mother Nature's multicolored carpet.
Keith Clark powers his approach to the first hole as his partner Rick
Mahoney watches. They went on to clinch the Intermediate division.
There were lots of newcomers at this tourney. Here, the Novice
team of sisters Joanne and Michelle Fredette watch as Shane Mitchell
and Mike Dufresne drive off of the second tee. Shane and Mike
took second in Recreational, while Joanne and Michelle won Novice with
a respectable 167.
In addition to a sister team, there was also a mother/son team and several brother teams.
Here, Mike Kielb makes a tough putt on 18, relieving his brother John of the chore.
In the Pro division, veterans Jason Southwick and Rick Belhumeur battled Bill MacWilliams and Brent Sanderson,
seen here driving off of hole 1. Three holes later, Brent would make his ace from the fourth tee.
Jason Southwick makes his putt on hole 1.
Ben Hedderig makes his approach on hole 12 as his partner Erica Johnson watches.
Mr. White Chili, Brad Ayotte, makes his putt on hole 12.
Because of the number of teams, newcomers Chris Larsen and Barry Postero played the second round by themselves.
But it didn't seem to hurt their game; they took the Recreational Division by two strokes.