With only two weeks left in the regular season, the race is tightening for those six playoff spots. CTB, started off the year with 4 weeks below 40 points, but they have not scored under 40 points since. They are leading the race to the first overall position and a first round bye. Behind them is Drawshank, with some dominating performances through week 10, but slumping ever since, they are 4.5 points behind CTB, but still have a great chance at getting a first round bye. Holding the third overall points lead is Zedjlik, who is 15 points behind Drawshank. They currently have the 1st wildcard position, but are only 1/2 point behind The Loop for the second half win. Young Gunz holds the 4th overall point total, but since they won the first half, they are seeded in the 3rd or 4th position. With the 5th overall points lead, The Loop is qualified for the 2nd wildcard spot, but since they currently hold the second half lead, they are bumped up to the 3rd or 4th position. As a result, WTF has now taken the 2nd wildcard spot with the 6th overall point total. There are 4 teams within 10 points of WTF looking to take that spot in the last two weeks. Additionally, there are 4 teams within 10 points of The Loop, for the second half win and a playoff birth.
Week 14 highlights: The 9 point swing between WTF (42 points) and Six Pack (33 points) gave WTF the 2nd wildcard spot over Six Pack by 2.5 points leaving Six Pack outside, looking in. Another notable jump is Cowboy Jacks, with 45 points this week, they are now only 7 points out of the 2nd wildcard spot and a playoff birth. They jumped from 11th to 8th. Drive 4 Show had the best score this week with 46 and jumped from 13th overall to 10th and is only 10 points back for the 2nd wildcard spot and only 9 points back for the second half win.
One final note, even though CTB and Drawshank can’t win the second half playoff spot if they continue to hold one of the top two overall spots, they can still win the second half chits. It’s $40 per person to the winning team and $20 per person to second. As of right now, that money is going to The Loop (first) and to Zejdlik (second).
Top individual performances: Hoffman (34) ousted Nick Schultz and Kelly Gallagher (35’s) by one for the low gross. Hoffman’s opponent happened to by Schultz making for a solid match. Sam Ronlund and Kent Riggs dropped net 29 bombs ousting Rick Bollin’s net 30, by one.
Two Man Low Net Score:
Tied for 1st: Rick Bollin & VP, Roger Hamm (back) / Chad Olsen & Sam Ronlund (back) with 64’s: $13.75 each
Tied for 3rd: Kyle Haab & Andy Kim (front) / Martin Peyer & Kent Riggs (front) with 65’s: $3.75 each
Low Gross:
Howie Hoffman (front) – 34: $10
Weekly Hole Winners ($10 each):
CTP in 2 #1 – Andy Kim
CTP #4 – Steve Snater
CTP #8 – Ted Scheunemann
LPutt #9 – Perry Jacobson
CTP in 2 #11 – Doug Lang
CTP #12 – Dave Bialke
CTP #17 – Richard Koppy
LPutt #18 – Ryan Pula
