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Friday, June 13,2008

Donnie Waters Invitational Results


The 7th annual Donnie Waters Team Roping was held over the 16th, 17th & 18th of May, 2008. The $1000 dollar per roper roping, has become a staple in the region during the month of May each year. We hear the turnout was a little smaller than normal, but still the three day roping paid out over $300,000 in cash and prizes. Pictured here are Lisa Duncan and Dan Narramore, winners of the #11.


Results are as follows (payoffs are per roper):

Saturday, May 17
Big 12: 4 for $1,000.
1st. go: 1st. Raymond Kerr and Clay Keller, 7.81, $1,000.
2nd. go: 1st. Jerry White and Clint White, 6.16, $500. 3rd. Wes Tews and Lowell Black, $500.
Short go: 1st. Kent Winterton and Ty Winterton, 7.41, $500.
Average: 1st. Charles Quinn and Jason Boegle, 39.76, $12,000. 2nd. Shayne Ohotto and Jason Devore, 40.26, $9,000. 3rd. Ron Hognestad and Gary Gist, 43.58, $6,000. 4th. Matthew Baker and Nate Taylor, 43.76, $3,000.
Big 11: 4 for $1,000.
1st. go: 1st. Pam Kennedy and Scott Hutchins, 7.71, $1,000.
2nd. go: 1st. Ramzi Hughes and Bradee Hughes, 8.61, $500.
3rd. go: 1st. Jeffrey Filipponi and Scott Hutchins, 7.-26, $500.
Short go: 1st. Randy Young and Nick Wilkinson, 9.94, $500.
Saturday, May 18
Big 10: 4 for $1,000.
1st. go: 1st. Luke Bolla and Tony Albarico, 7.31, $1,000.
2nd. go: 1st. Bruce Kuykendall and Rod Harries, 6.18, $500.
3rd. go: 1st. Donnie Waters and Gary Gist, 6.50, $500.
Short go: 1st. Shayne Ohotto and Steve Smith, 10.02, $500.
Average: 1st. Kelly Boegle and Gary Gist, 42.95, $13,000. 2nd. Shayne Ohotto and Steve Smith, 45.37, $10,000. 3rd. Charles Quinn and Jesse Aquilar, 51.06, $7,000. 4th. Justin Smith and Paulette Ohotto, 30.46, $5,000. 5th. John Pereira and Fred Niesen, 30.83, $2,000.
Big 9: 4 for $1,000.
1st. go: 1st. Lee Abrams and Jason Wallace, 8.09, $1,000.
2nd. go: 1st. Scott Hutchins and Jeffrey Filipponi, 6.88, $500.
3rd. go: 1st. Bruce Kuykendall and Marie McCauley, 6.82, $500.
Short go: 1st. Robbin Rowley and Nick Wilkinson, 10.45, $500.
Incentive: 1st. Scott Hutchins and Melody Hutchins, 37.75, $1,000.
Average: 1st. Robbin Rowley and Nick Wilkinson, 45.00, $11,000. 2nd. Scott Hutchins and Melody Hutchins, 53.86, $9,000. 3rd. Lisa Duncan and Jeffrey Filipponi, 31.31, $6,000. 4th. John Ugalde and Roger Williams, 39.26, $4,000. 5th. Michelle Long and Robert Butler, 25.02, $2,000.

 

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