Capitol City Open--Baton Rouge March 3

[chessguy]

Sign Up from 8:00am to 9:30am
Players Meeting at 9:45am
Southern National--Non Sanctioned

Highland Park

First Round at 10:00am
-All Play Orange Tees except
Novice, Junior, & Int Women
Second Round 1 Hour after last
Card from 1st round turned in
-Open, Masters, & Advanced
play Yellow tees, all else will play the Orange tees.
Awards Ceremony, Ace Pot Throw Off (if not hit), Ring Of Fire Games after the last round


Entry Fees:
Open Pro / Pro Masters: $35
Pro Women / Gr Master: $30
Advanced / Int Master: $25
Int Men & Women: $20
Novice & Juniors: $15

[chessguy]

Here are the Results.

1st 2nd Overall Payout
OPEN
1 John Fowler 50 48 98 $160.00
2 Will Timmons 56 54 110 $60.00
3 Jose Ossa 58 55 113 $20.00
4 Ian Aymami 57 58 115
5 Dave Griffon 56 66 122
6 James Crawford 68 65 133
7 Mike Kernan 54 DNF 999

PRO WOMEN
1 Michelle Cartwright 66 52 118 $55.00
2 Billy Atwood 70 63 133 $20.00

PRO MASTER
1 Ronnie Adams 53 57 110 $105.00
2 Scott Holter 57 55 112 $25.00
2 Jim Turner 52 60 112 $25.00
4 Jet Towns 58 66 124
5 Dex Braud 62 68 130

ADVANCED
1 John Declouet 50 55 105 $90.00
2 Willie Waite 53 57 110 $90.00
3 Terry Zeringue 60 51 111 $70.00
4 Tony Deal 53 60 113 $40.00
5 Neal Martinez 56 58 114 $15.00
5 Barret Broussard 53 61 114 $15.00
7 Ben Fox 52 64 116
8 Steve Folmar 55 62 117
9 Scott Garner 56 62 118
10 Casey Cox 60 60 120
10 Chuck Smith 58 62 120
12 Hardy Easterling 59 62 121
13 Trey Albright 63 72 135

ADV MASTER
1 David Vance 56 56 112 $80.00
2 Pat Fisher 57 59 116 $55.00
3 Steve LeBlanc 57 61 118 $35.00
4 Stephen Harrison 60 61 121 $20.00
5 David Scheror 63 63 126
5 Jeff Martin 61 65 126
7 Demetrius Blanton 68 61 129
8 Danny Wallete 64 66 130
8 Brooks Newell 63 67 130

INTERMEDIATE
1 Britt Juergens 59 57 116 $75.00
2 Dallas Garner 55 62 117 $60.00
3 Beau Andrepont 58 62 120 $37.00
3 Todd Harrell 62 58 120 $37.00
3 Jeremy Foremny 58 62 120 $37.00
6 Eric Nichloson 61 60 121 $29.00
6 RB Garza 59 62 121 $29.00
8 Micheal Maher 63 59 122 $25.00
9 Pat May 64 59 123 $19.00
9 Drew Wallace 62 61 123 $19.00
9 Donovan Boudreaux 60 63 123 $19.00
12 Ruben Galindo 64 62 126
13 Pete Waugh 63 64 127
13 PJ Dysart 60 67 127
15 Clint Dickerson 61 67 128
16 Tyler Sonnier 63 66 129
17 Ben Spencer 65 65 130
17 Scott Cartwright 62 68 130
19 Darren Brown 66 66 132
20 James Perkins 66 67 133
21 Wade Smith 64 70 134
22 Justin Farrell 68 70 138
23 Justin Sullivan 73 78 151

INT WOMEN
1 Heidi Tesch 58 80 138 $31.00

NOVICE
1 Jarred Martinez 57 58 115 $35.00
2 Lee Hisey 53 67 120 $30.00
3 BJ Dupree 60 61 121 $29.00
4 Nathen Prejean 58 65 123 $26.00
5 Cory Garrard 55 69 124 $23.00
6 Rob Roach 58 68 126 $15.00
6 Trey Fusilier 54 72 126 $15.00
8 Eric Nelson 59 69 128 $15.00
9 Trent Bland 60 69 129 $15.00
10 Scott Duffer 59 72 131 $15.00
11 Nick Soileau 60 72 132 $15.00
12 Marqiuse Johnson 62 71 133 $15.00
13 Danial Matthews 59 75 134 $15.00
14 Chris Roach 61 75 136 $15.00
15 Sam Hudspeth 60 76 136 $15.00
15 Madhu Kolar 57 79 136 $15.00
15 Casey Muller 66 71 137 $15.00
18 Joshue Boudreaux 63 80 143 $15.00
19 Rusty Daut 66 83 149 $15.00
20 Jesse Davis 66 92 158 $15.00
21 Ryan Eaton 68 DNF 999 $15.00

JUNIORS
1 Joe Braud 60 63 123 $25.00

[dg]

damn, jarod takes 1'st in REC and they have a payout skewed to the bottom, he would have won a ton with that many people

[el-jefe]

that would suck to take 1st and only get maybe 10 bucks more than what you payed for the tourney. looks like the give every body a disc and the winner 2. thats southern nationals for ya.

[Tomwin]

Novice division should have a flat payout like that. Novice isn't a competitive, but a beginner division and should reward anyone that decides to play in it. In my opinion he was overpayed for winning, everyone should have gotten the same amount across the board.

[el-jefe]

not competitive huh? Id ask the players in that division if it is competitve or not.
you can do it in a players pack and get your disc, but to win an event that is competitive, whether novice, beginner or whatever should pay out a little more. when I won in waco, my payout was like 110.
oh wait, if you give it out as a players pack, the td dosen't bring in as much cash as if he gives a disc away instead of giving the cash value of the disc and then "selling" the disc to the player. I just think if you win anything you should be rewarded, and that payout was skimpy in my eyes. he should have at least got 60 in payout. but hey, like I said, thats southern nationals for ya. was that a pdga sanctioned event?

[chessguy]

Way to go, Jarred!!! The course was mostly open with lots of rolling hills. Highland Park is definately in my top 5 courses; Live Oak, Zboaz, Veterans,

OPEN, PRO MASTER, and ADV played from ORANGE/YELLOW
PRO WOMEN(?), INT MEN, and ADV MASTERS played ORANGE ORANGE
NOVICE and INT WOMEN played BLUE/ORANGE
JUNIOR played BLUE/BLUE

The Novice entry fee was $15. They got either a Champion disc or a Star disc and a mini in their players pack.

Three places deep got nice plaques (trophies). It seems that they "paid out" the top 5 in Novice.

Jarred's 1st place prize was initially a paid entry fee into the next SN event for the Intermediate division. He got bumped up! We went ahead and got a couple of discs instead.

After looking at everyone's 2nd rd. from the Orange tees, it seems that only David Vance and the Intermediate champion beat Jarred on the round. Pretty impressive, I'd say.

Now, about plastic and payout. I can assure you that for Jarred and any other 13 yr. old that this win in that big of a division is a huge confidence builder and I think Jarred has enough plastic, wouldn't you say? :-) He didn't feel the least bit slighted. For anyone who has ever won a tournament you will understand that feeling of coming out on top far outweighs how much plastic you get.

Competition at any level is "competetive". One wants to win. There were no "kids" in the novice division. I'd say they ranged in age from 18-25. Would you like getting whooped by a (forgive me, Jarred) snot-nosed 13 yr. old needing a haircut. I mean we can recognize that some kids have game but we still would like to beat them! The guy who was in 1st place going into the 2nd round whose home course this was, was not at all happy about Jarred's 2nd round. So much in fact that Jarred tells me that the guy was very frustrated, hoping that Jarred would make bad shots and just the opposite happened. Jarred even tells me one time he threw a great shot and the guy threw his hat down and said, "You got it". Now if that ain't competetive I don't know what is. Granted, most of those guys were new to the game and Jarred is a seasoned tournament player. Still in all, this win meant a lot the the little fella.

I think it's important to point out that in any Southern Nationals division it is in my opinion 3 to 5 strokes easier than PDGA events, meaning the calibre of player in our neck of the woods in each respective division is that much stronger of a player.

[AveSatani]

Congrats to the winners!!!!

[Tomwin]

I think it's important to point out that in any Southern Nationals division it is in my opinion 3 to 5 strokes easier than PDGA events, meaning the calibre of player in our neck of the woods in each respective division is that much stronger of a player.

Damn, sounds like he's throwing down the gauntlet! Bet he doesn't have the balls to say it on th sndg.org forums haha.

[chessguy]

Having played several events I can tell you that is an accurate assessment. After all, I myself WON and advanced event. That proves it! :grin: Your not competetive comment was ignorant!