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NewsPosted by: Jerry Sherwood - 06/13/12 @ 1:02PM The 2012 Wichita Doo Dah Open overall champion was Crispin Carrasco, shooting 207 for all four rounds. Here are the winners of each division, along with their scores and cash/prize amounts; folowed by the other cash/prize winners.
Men's Open Champion, Crispin Carrasco, 48, 49,58, 52 $450 also in cash, Adam Hunt, Ben Wiggins, Nathan Martin, Coda Hatfield and Chris Smtih
Men's Pro Masters, Ron Convers Jr., 52, 49, 53, 57 $305 also in cash, Curtis Broadhurst, Jim Soutter, Shan Mann, and Darren Bottom
Men's Pro Grandmaster, Buddy Kassner, 57, 59, 63, 65 $180 also in cash, Danny Knox
Men's Advanced AmI, Jeff Vest, 57, 54, 61, 61 135 in merchandise also prized out, Brad Rush, Tavis Koehring, Luke Potts (T) Joe Boller (T) Jeff Wade, Jake Lazzo, and Asher McMillen
Men's Intermediate AmII, Mark Miller, 62, 60, 57, 54 85 in merchandise also prized out, Brandon Tackett (T) Edward Garcia (T), Levi Malottki, Michael Wyatt (T) Patrick McReynolds, Steven Deere, Jason Adkins (T) Derick Spencer (T), Andrew Rateliff (T)Eric Blatnick (T), Taylor Camp (T) Brandon Rusk (T) Russell Trice, Don Zimmerman (T) Adam Skladzien (T) Jeremy Kindy (T) Brandon Sarmiento (T) A.J.Cruz Men's Advanced Masters, Greg "BoeBo" Larmer, 61, 64, 67, 61 110 in merchandise Also prized out, Dale Bare, Scott Parker Men's Advanced Grandmasters, Sam Ball, 59, 60, 72, 66 120 in merchandise also prized out, Alan Peck (T) Steeler "Doug: Kroll (T), Robert Decker FW2, Tauni Langelett, 80, 82,77, 74 and Sara Kmetz FW1, Britney Ozment, 74, 70, 70, 64 Recreational div, Kevin Rivera, 69, 65, 70, 58 You can get the full scores and payout results here  |
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The event drew in 121 disc golfers from Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. Gusty winds provided an extra diminsion of challenge for everyone. Professionals and advanced amateurs played Oak Park on Saturday while the rest of the field started the weekend competition at Herman Hill. Overall scores reflect the real challenge of southeast winds gusting well over 30 mph both Saturday and Sunday. The impact at Herman Hill was amplified as the wind is channelled along theArkansas river, gaining speed before blasting over the open bank on the park's south side.