Chris Martin Continues Early Season Success With Winged Sprint Car Win at Stuart

When I was at the Scotland County Speedway back on Friday March 20th, I told a friend that over the past several years we have had better weather to go racing in March than we we have had in April and, unfortunately, that trend has continued here in 2026. In fact there has not been a single race in Iowa east of Interstate 35 yet this season and it is going to take a "look, there is a good weather forecast on a Tuesday" event at Independence tomorrow night to break that goose egg. In the meantime though we made the trip west to the Stuart Speedway on Sunday for the annual visit from the Winged Sprint Cars that is becoming a must-see event.

With this co-sanctioned event now being the season opener for both the Mohrfeld Solar Sprint Invaders and the newly re-titled Malvern Bank ASCS Midwest Region, a stellar field of 41 360 Sprints signed in along with 118 drivers in the five IMCA Sanctioned divisions that race regularly at Stuart bringing the total to a whopping 159 cars for the Sunday night program.

With the co-sanction I had the night off from my announcing duties for the Invaders, giving me the opportunity to write about an evening where the Sprint Invaders were in action. The night got off to a bit of a rough start when it came time to simultaneously hot lap/qualify the cars by the four heat race groups as the ASCS format would prevail on this night with their officials taking the lead. Cars were slow coming to the track and slow pushing off creating a delay that set back the show from the beginning despite the 5:30 p.m. start of hot laps. Then, to make matters worse, it was later determined that some of the qualifying times could not be verified due to transponder issues, so the whole qualifying process was later scrapped and the heats would be lined up by the pill draw with passing points only from the heats determining who would make the show. However, I'm not quite sure how that all shook out either evidenced by the fact that Mason Heimbaugh, the grandson of Mackie Heimbaugh who was making his Winged Sprint Car debut tonight started tenth and finished tenth in the fourth heat and Austin Wood started seventh and finished seventh in that same heat race. Yet Wood, the 2025 Sprint Car Challenge Tour champion from Sacramento who flew to Iowa from California on Sunday after racing the night before at Placerville, later found himself starting sixth in the C-Main while Heimbaugh made his way into the B-Main to start sixteenth. But I digress.....

Once they got to racing the Sprint Cars offered up plenty of speed and action and outside of a couple of minor incidents during the heat races, everybody stayed clean and green on the quick quarter-mile. With signs of the track starting to take rubber in the middle groove during the B-Main, promoter Mike Van Genderen took the time needed to groom the surface prior to the twenty-five lap feature and that gave the bundled up crowd the show that they deserved on this cool April evening. 

Colton Fisher would set a quick early pace and just as he was beginning to work lapped traffic he slowed suddenly after leading lap nine to draw the only caution of the race. It was another tough break for the young speedster from Danville who we had hoped had used up his share of bad luck in 2025 when incidents would take him out of the lead on three occasions. Once back to green the defending Malvern Bank series champion Chase Brown would assume the point, but he would soon be stalked by the two-time Sprint Invaders champion Chris Martin. A winner on the ASCS National Tour in Salina, Oklahoma, eight days earlier, Martin and his crew chief Danny Lasoski have the #44 dialed in and he drive by Brown with six laps remaining on his way to victory, his second here at Stuart in just the three times that the winged warriors started racing here in 2023.

Austin McCarl, who started alongside Martin in row two would be the runner-up with Brown holding down the final step on the podium. Seth Bergman would finish in the fourth spot while the winner's younger brother, Cameron Martin would be the hard charger on the night coming from seventeenth to fifth. Next up for the Sprint Invaders will be a long awaited Friday May 1st appearance at the CJ Speedway in Columbus Junction and then on May 8th these two regional series will collaborate for a second time on the Super Half Mile at the Eldon Raceway.

The Sport Compacts would start the evening with fourteen laps of two and three wide action with defending All Iowa Points champion Michael Gardner leading the way until the caution waved for a stalled Joseph Carolus in turn four. On the restart Gardner was swallowed up by both Carson Hayes and Tyler Fiebelkorn with Hayes now setting the pace. Colbin Funke, who had started seventh soon joined the battle and he would use the inside line to grab the lead on lap nine and he would hold off Fiebelkorn over the final six laps to take the win. Hayes would finish third followed by the opening night winner Johnny Thomas while Daniel Clayton filled out the top five.

With Brayton Carter, Jake Sachau and Dylan VanWyk lined up ninth, tenth and eleventh respectively we knew that the twenty lap Sport Mod headliner would be interesting, just not in the manner that we had hoped for. Josalyn Elmquist would lead the first three laps before it was ruled that Brayden Shepherd had turn Kaden Rice in turn three and that is where things would go downhill. Six more cautions would wave over the next eight laps and the drivers were then told that they could either go five more laps under green, or the race would be complete with one more caution flag.

That elite trio had already made their way to the front and when the race was under green flag conditions we were being treated to quite a battle with Sachau doing his best to hold off the duo from Oskaloosa. The final caution would come with two laps still remaining on the scoreboard when it was determined that Dayton Swatek was at fault for turning Elmquist in turn one as they were racing for fourth and the checkers would finally wave over Sachau. VanWyk would take second over Carter while Elmquist was scored fourth and fifth went to Will Wolf.

Twenty-one of the twenty-three IMCA Stock Cars on hand took the green for their twenty lap main event with Miciah Hidelbaugh doing his back to hold off several challengers. A flat tire would sideline Todd VanEaton mid-race and Florida native had his challenge end with six laps remaining when smoke billowed from his exhaust while running second. The third and final caution of the race would fly when Brad Derry sat sideways on the front stretch. During the caution it looked like Hidelbaugh was having some steering issues with the two front wheels seemingly headed in different directions and when the race restarted he was no match for Buck Schafroth who powered by for the victory. The winner had started the race from seventh. Hidelbaugh would hold on for second, Dillon Richards advanced from twelfth to third, Austin Meiners came from tenth to fourth and Mike Albertson closed out the top five.

It was now 10:30 and we made the tough decision to head home as the Hobby Stock feature took to the track. Braden Gifford would take the win in that won and, from watching some highlights online today, we missed an interesting battle between Tyler Inman and Tom Berry Jr. where Berry wound up spinning late in the race. Todd Shute would then make the move on Inman to take the win. For more details on these two races as well as his full report on the evening, check out the report from my Positively Racing colleague Ed Reichert. 

Thanks to Mike Van Genderen for the hospitality as I was able to introduce my good friend Bruce Trautman to some good ol' Iowa short track action in style. My current plan is to follow MVG to Independence on Tuesday for that rescheduled event mentioned earlier and then on Sunday I hope to catch the season opener at the Quincy Raceways. Thanks for taking a look at the Back Stretch and I hope to see you at the track soon!

Becerra Puts On A Show, Murty, Livezy, Griffiths and Fullenkamp Are Winners At Memphis

The great thing about life is that no matter what age you get to, you are still going to come across a "first time" experience and my most recent example of this came on Friday afternoon as I left Mount Pleasant to make the sixty-five mile drive to Memphis, Missouri. I recall going to a late March NKF Tour race in Webster City and seeing snow drifts slowly melting in the ditches along highway 20 and when I was just eighteen my friends and I loaded up the LeMans and drove through some snow flurries on our way to the NSCA Frostbuster at the Missouri State Fair Speedway in Sedalia. In both instances we had to bundle up and use every blanket we had to stay warm during the races. This, however, was the first time that I left my neighborhood with piles of snow still visible to drive just a tick over one hour from home to watch races with just a sweatshirt after the sun went down!

Seriously? From blizzard warnings on Sunday and Monday to a dirt track race on Friday? Incredible, and a tip of the hat to Mike Van Genderen, Jerad Fuller, Kevin Eggleston and everybody at the Scotland County Speedway who were able to get the facility into a condition where it could take advantage of this wild weather swing and present this weekend's Spring Nationals. It was a phenomenal effort and race fans ready to kick off the 2026 season were entertained by 94 drivers in five divisions who traveled near and far to compete and the track held up quite well with some choppiness only at the apex of turns one and two.

The Sport Compacts would be the first of the five features on this night and they would provide a very entertaining non-stop twelve lapper. Defending All Iowa Points champion Michael Gardner would come from the inside of row two to take the lead on the opening lap and it would soon be a three car breakaway with Chuck Fullenkamp and Brandon Reu in hot pursuit. Fullenkamp would draw right up to the leader's rear bumper entering the turns until lap six when he was able to slip under Gardner in turn two bringing Reu with him into second.

With lapped traffic now coming into play, Luke Fraise made it a four car battle for the lead after starting eighth and he would soon drop Gardner back one more position. As the laps wound down though this would be decided between two southeast Iowa drivers who have been racing, and winning in this division for a long time as Reu was able to pull even with Fullenkamp twice. Chuck would hold his line and maintain his momentum to hold him off and take an exciting victory with Brandon and Fraise close behind. Gardner would follow them in for fourth as young Katelyn Watts finished fifth.

With thirty-one B-Mods on hand four heats and a B-Main would set the field for the twenty lap feature with Cam Reimers snagging the early lead from his pole position. Austen Becerra was behind the wheel of the #6 owned by Bobby Six on this night and on the opening lap he hit that hole in turns one and two the wrong way putting him up on two wheels and after racing in third for the first two laps he would then slow with a flat right front tire.

The crew would make the quick tire change under caution and Austen would rejoin the back of the field just as the green flag waved with Colton Livezy making the move on Reimers to take the lead. As Livezy started to pull away, all eyes were on Becerra who was quickly making his way back to the front. Brayton Carter was racing in the top three when he slipped high in turn four on lap six losing several positions and then two laps later the 2025 IMCA Northern Spot Mod National Champion slowed and pulled into the infield.

With five laps remaining Becerra had made his way back to fifth, but his charge would not end there and you can bet that if another caution had waved he might have been able to challenge for the lead. With just two laps to go Becerra was now third behind his friend Adam Birck who was wheeling a car formerly owned by Austen and when contact was made in that final pass for second, any other driver might have been more upset in victory lane as the podium drivers received their hardware. Livezy was an impressive winner in the debut of his new Vanderbilt Sport Mod and while Birck and Becerra had plenty of gesturing during their post race conversation, all was well come photo time. Reimers would finish fourth while Lonnie Hibner filled out the top five.

The first try at starting the twenty lap Stock Car feature would see a four car scramble on the back stretch with Ty Hill getting the worst of it coming to a sudden stop on the big clods of dirt that had been scraped down to the infield earlier in the week. As the race went back to green one of the perennial favorites here at Memphis, John Oliver Jr. would suffer a flat tire and instead of drawing a caution he would let the field clear and then pull to the infield.

Michael Jaennette who inherited the pole when Wisconsin's Pressley Harrington did not come to the track would set the early pace with some of the best in the business close behind including Dallon Murty who just spent the month of February racing a Super Late Model against the best in the country. Murty would look low, then high only to have Jaennette hold him off until lap nine when Dallon was able to take the lead.

Young Rowdee Van Genderen followed him into second and then mounted his own challenge for the lead pulling even with Murty with seven laps remaining. Dallon would hold him off and Van Genderen stayed close until lap eighteen when he slowed suddenly on the front stretch with mechanical issues. On the restart Derrick Agee would move to second and size up the leader, but there would be no stopping Murty from taking the win back in the familiar seat of his Stock Car. Agee was second followed the winner's father Damon Murty with Todd Reitzler and Jaennette completing the top five. 

A short field of ten Modifieds lost one car during the heat races when Preston Dawson showed smoke while running second so it would be nine cars taking the green for twenty laps. Jadin Fuller would race out to an impressive lead until lap five when he slowed suddenly and pulled to the infield, while just behind him Jon Melloway also slowed and Blaine Bryant came to a stop in turn two to bring out the caution. This would take out 33% of the field in what I believe were unrelated circumstances.

Once back to green Kurt Kile would assume the lead until lap nine when Austen Becerra, driving his own #22, cruised past and then drove away to a convincing victory. Kyle Brown slipped by Kile in the final turns to finish second, Robbie Reed was fourth and Brian Reed closed out the top five.

The fourteen lap Hobby Stock finale got off to a rugged start as the red flag was needed for an incident on the back stretch. I did not see what happened, but the car of Tony Strable was upside down with sheet metal strewn across the track ahead of him. Soon it became evident that those parts were not just from the 3T car of Strable as Dylan Hill slowly drove by the grandstand headed for the pit area with the entire right side body work ripped from his car. Thankfully all drivers were okay and we were soon back to action.

Coming off of a dominant 2025 season in his Hobby Stock, it was a good bet that Dustin Griffiths would win this one from the front row, but not without a mid-race challenge from Keaton Gordon. As the two raced side-by-side in turns three and four coming to score lap eight, contact would cut down the right front tire on Gordon's car ending his night.

One final caution would wave on lap ten when Kael Koch found himself sideways on the back stretch and after the restart Brad Graham kept him honest, but there would be no stopping Griffiths from taking the win. Graham was second with Des Moines driver Tom Killen Jr. joining the podium. Daniel Wauters would wheel Jared Miller's #17M in for fourth as Briar Kriegel filled out the top five.

I always enjoy my visits to the Scotland County Speedway considering it to be one of those hidden gems in our sport with a great race track, a rustic facility and one of the best cheeseburgers that you will find anywhere! Thank you to the fair board and promoter Mike Van Genderen for the hospitality. The Spring Nationals continue this evening with hot laps scheduled for shortly after 5:00 p.m. and while I will not be able to attend, my Positively Racing colleague Danny Rosencrans will be on hand to give the story from night number two in Racin' Down The Road.

Next up for me will be all three nights of the annual King of America event at the Lucas Oil Speedway featuring the USMTS Modifieds along with the Ironman series openers for the B-Mods and Stock Cars. Perhaps I will see you there! 

Overton Extends Hot Streak, USAC Opener To Seavy

The temps are inching back toward normal in Florida and Monday was a nice night to return to Volusia Speedway Park as the 2026 Winter Nationals entered its final week with the first appearances of the DIRcar Late Models and the USAC Sprint Cars. Not only was it sweatshirt weather, at least until feature time, but it was also more of a laid back atmosphere following the massive crowds that gathered here last Friday and Saturday for the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars. There was still a nice crowd on this Monday night, but compared to Friday's standing room only gathering and what I was told was even a bigger crowd on Saturday, it was nice to be able navigate the grounds with a bit of free space around you.

Fifty-six Late Models were on hand with the standard UMP "qualify and start the fast guys in front" format and while all six pole-sitters would win their heat races, there was some late race drama in a couple of heats for the third and final transfer spot. Three Last Chance races would advance two more from each and with no provisionals being handed out on this night it would be a twenty-four car field set for twenty-five laps with a $7,000 check waiting for the winner.

Brandon Overton entered the night with a three race win streak intact starting with a romp over fourteen starters at a frozen Needmore Speedway and then a sweep of the Winter Freeze at Screven this past weekend and he would set quick time, win his heat and then essentially go unchallenged in tonight's feature to make it four in a row. His younger brother Cody Overton was happy to chase him in for second after starting third while Devin Moran started twelfth and finished third. Max Blair also went forward coming from seventh to fourth while Nick Hoffman finished fifth after briefly moving to second early in the race.

With Overton's domination my focus was on Iowa's own Dallon Murty who was making his Skyline Motorsports debut in his first appearance at Volusia. Murty started third in the second heat and, after challenging his teammate Tyler Bruening for second early on, he lost touch with the lead duo of Cade Dillard and Bruening, but fought off a late challenge from local hero Mark Whitener to finish third and lock in the fourteenth starting position in the main event.

Ironically he would spend the first several laps of the feature racing with Ryan Gustin and it was notable that while others were running the bottom or the middle, Murty was running the high line that he has been known to do throughout his stock Car and Modified career. At one point he jumped the curb in turn two and caught the wall a bit doing some damage to the right rear quarter panel and spoiler and with that slight break in his momentum, and perhaps due to that damage, he would drop to the back of the field. He would be credited with 22nd at the finish ahead of Ricky Thornton Jr. and Dillard who both did not finish.

Still it was an impressive night for Murty who made the show while others such as Outlaw regulars Dustin Sorensen, Jake Timm and Tristan Chamberlain did not. Another young driver who made his debut with the Coltman Farms team tonight, Michigan's Luke Morey qualified well to start second in his heat, but slipped to fourth at the finish and then in his Last Chance Race he was passed on the final lap by Jackson Hise to miss the show by one spot. It will be interesting to see how Dallon improves from night to night here at Volusia because I truly believe that he has a bright future ahead of him in the Super Late Models!

The USAC Sprint Cars qualify, but they then invert six in their heat races giving the crowd more action to enjoy during the qualifying events. Logan Seavey would land on the pole position for the twenty-five lap main event, but it would be fellow front row starter Brady Bacon that would take the early lead. Seavy and Justin Grant would give chase and when traffic first came into play Logan would throw a slider at Bacon in turns one and two only to have Brady cross him over and maintain his lead.

With laps winding down, Brady would find himself trapped behind two lappers racing side-by-side through turns three and four and when he made a late decision to go to the cushion off turn four, Seavey would get a big run and would make the pass in turn one with five laps remaining. Bacon would now be the chaser and as the white flag waved he would drive to the bottom in turn one to briefly take back the lead only to have Seavey go storming by him down the back stretch and he would hold on to take the win in the non-stop event.

Grant would watch that battle throughout the race from third, but could never get there to join it. C.J. Leary finished fourth and Briggs Danner came from eighth to finish fifth. The USA Sprint Cars close out their brief visit to Volusia tonight before moving over to Ocala for the remainder of the week.

I will make my final Speed Weeks event on Wednesday night when the Late Models will be split into three $5,000-to-win features and the Big Block Dirt Modifieds will start their four day run, and then I will look forward to the start of the 2026 racing season in the Midwest. Thanks for visiting the Back Stretch!

Kofoid Holds Off Gravel For Outlaws "Opener"

Buddy Kofoid and David Gravel left the rest of the field in their wake Friday night at Volusia Speedway Park and waged an entertaining battle in the 2026 season opener for the World of Outlaws. Yes, Spencer Bayston did win a World of Outlaws feature here on Wednesday night, but that was a non-points event that replaced what had traditionally been a practice night here at the DIRTcar Winter Nationals so, after Thursday's rainout, Friday's show would serve as the first points race for the Outlaws and it would play out in front of a standing room only crowd on a breezy and chilly evening in Florida.

You could actually trace Kofoid's win back to a final lap pass that he made in the fourth heat race where Iowa's Chris Martin had set a blistering pace and appeared headed for victory before a late caution reset the table with Logan Shuchart and Buddy Kofoid close behind him. Shuchart would put a slider on Martin in turn four only to have Chris answer with a crossover to maintain the lead. Schuchart would come right back at the leader the next lap and as they sped under the white flag Logan would edge down to block Martin and it would take away just enough of his momentum to allow Buddy to charge under Martin down the back stretch to steal second as the checkers waved.

Now why was this so newsworthy? I often say that you can point to a moment earlier in the evening that was crucial in determining the final outcome and this is a prime example as the last lap pass for second moved Kofoid into the Dash where, as the last driver to draw for starting positions, he found the number one as the only chip left in the NOS Energy can. He would then go on to finish second to Garret Williamson in the Dash putting him on the outside of the front row for the twenty-five lap feature and without that final move in the heat race he would have instead lined up twelfth for the main event.

Officially Kofoid would lead the race flag-to-flag, but there were at least three occasions in the final ten laps where Gravel was ahead of him only to have Buddy come charging back to always lead at the stripe. With two laps to go he was able to overtake two lapped cars in turns one and two and when Gravel was unable to do the same down the back stretch the race was decided with the young Californian taking the win over the two-time and defending Outlaws champion David Gravel. Carson Macedo would come from seventh to finish third, Anthony Macri was a contender early before slipping to fourth while Logan Schuchart finished where he had started, in fifth.

Just like Wednesday night, Donny Schatz did not qualify well, but he raced like old times as he came from seventh to win the B-Main and then started twenty-first and raced to sixth in the finale in his CJB Motorsports team car to young Brenham Crouch. The pole-sitter Williamson slipped to seventh, still an impressive run for the 2025 WoO Rookie-of-the-Year, Justin Peck finished where he started in eighth while two movers closed out the top ten. Cole Macedo who earlier went eighth to fifth in his heat race just to make the show then raced from seventeenth to ninth while Wednesday's winner Spencer Bayston overcame a slow qualifying effort to race to tenth after starting on the outside of row eleven,

Wisconsin driver Scotty Thiel was the rookie of the race finishing nineteenth after starting tenth. Thiel had a spot in the Dash seemingly in hand while running second in the third heat only to have Parker Price-Miller steal it away in the final lap. The 2025 Knoxville Nationals champion Ryan Timms finished fourteenth while Knoxville's track champion from last year, Austin McCarl, was twentieth and Chris Martin finished twenty-second in the twenty-seven car starting field. 

Conner Morrell who is starting his second full year on the tour never took the green flag in either his heat race or the B-Main, but still came to the track as provisional starter for the feature where again the push truck brought him straight into the infield. That's a tough break for 2026 rookie contender Scott Bogucki who may have been next in line for an emergency provisional and who would have actually been able to compete in the main event, but instead watch from the pits.

An even one hundred UMP Modifieds were listed on the roster and they would run six fifteen-lap main events on this night with the top three in each locking in to Saturday's Big Gator finale for the division that has been in action here since Thursday the week before. We would see the first three of those races that were run prior to the Outlaws main event with southern Illinois ace Will Krup going flag to flag to win the opener over Tyler Nicely and Chris Wilson. In the second feature Maryland's Mitch Thomas got too high in turn two on lap number three and briefly climbed the wall dropping him from second to fourth and he battled back to second before the caution waved on lap seven. On the restart leader Zeke McKenzie was no match for the rim riding Thomas who made the pass in the same corner that nearly took him out previously and he would drive away to victory over McKenzie and David Stremme.

The third feature would see Kyle Strickler hold off a persistent challenge from Charlie Mefford to take the win while the third and final qualifying spot was like one of Jack Donlan's tasty hot potatoes that nobody could hold on to fresh off the grill. George Dixon had it until he clipped the wall on the back stretch and then climbed it in turn three. Justin Allgaier raced his way up to third on that restart but then lost it on the final restart to Vermont driver Justin Stone. Wait, they have UMP Modifieds in Vermont? Well no, not really as while Stone does race the division here in Florida during SpeedWeeks he regularly races in the Big Block Modifieds when back home in the northeast.

The final three Modified features took to the track as we headed for the warmth of our car Jordan Koehler, Trevor Neville and Ricky Thornton Jr. taking wins. Thanks to a former hometown Mount Pleasant race fan Troy Spence, and his now west Florida neighbor Scott Baldwin for organizing the fun afternoon and then evening and as always there is no better person to locate in a parking lot at a dirt track race than my good friend Jack Donlan who, as always, fed us well before the races.

With the weather warming up I hope to get back out to Volusia either once or twice next week with the Late Models headlining the action in this my first time back for Speed Weeks since 2022. Thanks for stopping by the Back Stretch!

Cumulative Missouri Points Stock Cars 2020 Through 2025

Today we wrap up our first round of the cumulative Missouri Points, and if you need more details as to the "what, why and how" we end up with the standings below, please check out the opening paragraph of our first time posting these standings one year ago, with the following edit. We have only been tracking the Stock Car division in he Show Me State since the 2020 season when the division with USRA or IMCA type rules started to spread to more tracks in the state.

The first five years of tracking this division saw five different Missouri Points champions and in 2025 the original champ from 2020, Doug Keller, became the first driver to take a second title. Therefore it should be obvious that Keller would also sit atop this list with another I-35 Speedway regular, Jeff Dixon in second. The 2022 champion Mason Beck remains in third while Mich Ross moves up one spot to fourth ahead of the 2024 champion Nic Hanes who is now fifth.

Rodney Schweizer makes a big move from twelfth to sixth and William Garner advances one position to seventh. The 2021 champion David Hendrix and the best of the division in 2023 Waylon Dimmitt are tied for the eighth spot with Bryan White closing out the top ten.

Hoping to get in a few race nights while down south in a few weeks and we hope to see you again soon here on the Back Stretch!

Missouri Points

Stock Cars Missouri Points

Pos. Driver Hometown 2020 - 2025

1 . Doug Keller Easton 469

2 . Jeff Dixon Jamesport 310

3 . Mason Beck Urbana 271

4 . Mich Ross Marysville 223

5 . Nic Hanes Trenton 210

6 . Rodney Schweizer Kansas City KS 191

7 . William Garner Lebanon 189

8 . David Hendrix Waynesville 165

9 . Waylon Dimmitt Camdenton 165

10 . Bryan White Lebanon 144

11 . Robert White Lebanon 131

12 . Mark Simon Buffalo 130

13 . J.J. Baumli Lathrop 121

14 . Kristchon Hisel Winston 121

15 . Jaylen Wettengel Topeka KS 120

16 . Brad Derry New Market IA 115

17 . Mike Nichols Harlan IA 103

18 . Jason Estes Winston 102

19 . Chad Clancy Polo 95

20 . Ed Griggs Pleasant Hill 93

21 . Austin Bouzek Trenton 87

22 . Johnny Coats Joplin 87

23 . Johnny Fennewald Appleton City 87

24 . Matthew Lance Savannah 86

25 . Darren Phillips Wheatland 83

26 . Derek Brown Stoutland 80

27 . Dean Wille Warrensburg 75

28 . Chris Dishong Atchison KS 67

29 . Randy Smith Jr. Hamilton 62

30 . Tyler Cadwallader Amazonia 62

31 . Robbie Jones Osceola 59

32 . Dylan Keeper Bois D'Arc 58

33 . Chris Mercer Exclesior Springs 56

34 . Connor Masoner St. Joseph 54

35 . James McMillin Warrensburg 54

36 . John Oliver Jr. Danville IA 54

37 . Austin Kaplan Collins IA 52

38 . Zeb Keeper Aurora 50

39 . Aaron Sauter St. Joseph 48

40 . Shayne Bailey Lathrop 48

41 . Corey Myers Atchison KS 47

42 . Chris Tonoli Hermitage 45

43 . Mike Hailmann Lake Ozark 45

44 . Johnny Spaw Cedar Rapids IA 44

45 . Anthony Robertson Savannah 43

46 . Cayden Carter Oskaloosa IA 43

47 . Carson Masoner St. Joseph 41

48 . Derrick Agee Huntsville 41

49 . Karla Lampe Fair Grove 41

50 . Nate Barnes Holt 41

51 . Randy Foote Stanton IA 41

52 . Derek Green Granada MN 40

53 . Gary Donaldson Rayville 40

54 . Pat Graham Ankeny IA 40

55 . Myles Michehl Fort Dodge IA 39

56 . Scott Brown Meriden KS 38

57 . John Gamble Strafford 37

58 . Scotty Carter Springfield 35

59 . Danny Holt Topeka KS 34

60 . Dylan Thornton Santa Maria CA 34

61 . Kevin Simon Buffalo 34

62 . Bill Carter Kansas City KS 33

63 . Blake Peeler Trimble 33

64 . Burl Woods Republic 33

65 . Justin Custer Liberty 33

66 . Louis Lynch Glenwood 31

67 . Michael Knight Leavenworth KS 30

68 . Josh Cain Rio Rancho NM 29

69 . Lyle Dietrich Bolivar 29

70 . Christopher Sawyer Buffalo 28

71 . Tim Eaton St. Joseph 28

72 . Kasey Ayres Kansas City 27

73 . Steve Starmer New Hampton 27

74 . Mitch Hovden Decorah IA 26

75 . Mitch Keeter Webb City 26

76 . Scotty Allen Urbana 26

77 . Tony Manley Osborn 26

78 . Kameron Hanes Trenton 25

79 . Shadren Turner St. Joseph 25

80 . Todd Reitzler Grinnell IA 25

81 . Blake Bolton Appleton City 24

82 . Tommy Ground Liberty 24

83 . Dennis Elliott Mount Ayr IA 23

84 . Gene Stigall Winston 23

85 . James Leiber Osceola 23

86 . Sam Scott Polo 23

87 . Gerald Wahwahsuck Atchison KS 22

88 . Jayden Bears Kansas City 22

89 . Brad Whitney Trenton 21

90 . David Brandies Wilton IA 21

91 . Derrick Brown Meriden KS 21

92 . James Ellis Richland 21

93 . Brandon Dixon St. Joseph 20

94 . Colton Bourland Appleton City 19

95 . Rob White Jr. Lebanon 19

96 . Chad Staus Otterville 18

97 . Scott Carlson Plattsmouth NE 18

98 . Thomas Ground Kansas City 18

99 . Craig Wright Arma KS 17

100 . Rowdee Van Genderen Newton 17

101 . Josh Zieman Plymouth IA 16

102 . Brayton Carter Oskaloosa IA 16

103 . Brandon Williams Platte City 15

104 . Damon Murty Chelsea IA 15

105 . Jeff Tennant Greenwood AR 15

106 . Adam Dunwoodie Polo 14

107 . Brian Labonte Lawrence KS 14

108 . Thomas Roberts Cameron 14

109 . Zack Willis Macks Creek 14

110 . Darrin Schmidt Winchester KS 13

111 . Jerry Brown Hume 13

112 . Clayton Brown Mayetta KS 12

113 . D.J. Barnes Raymore 12

114 . Dallon Murty Chelsea IA 12

115 . Jason See Albia IA 12

116 . Keith Simmons Truro IA 12

117 . Michael Jaennette Kellogg IA 12

118 . Nathan Ballard Marengo IA 12

119 . Scott Johnson Nevada 12

120 . Todd Staley Webster City IA 12

121 . Jeffrey Abbey Rhome TX 12

122 . Andy Morris Fort Gibson OK 11

123 . Jeremy Vaughn Pocola OK 11

124 . Kacey Shields Kansas City 11

125 . Randy Rindom Kirksville 11

126 . Steve Jackson Polk City IA 11

127 . Chase Galvan Kansas City KS 10

128 . Chester Kaufman Jamesport 10

129 . Brad Labonte Perry KS 9

130 . Brett Heeter Kansas City KS 9

131 . Butch Bailey Novelty 9

132 . Chad Summerford Centerton AR 9

133 . Justin Roberts Buffalo 9

134 . Maguire DeJong Montezuma IA 9

135 . Sam Luehrs Lexington 9

136 . Steve Herrick Topeka KS 9

137 . Travis Barker Sioux City IA 9

138 . Jason Hughes Watts OK 9

139 . Bill Crimmins Fort Dodge IA 8

140 . Brandon Conkwright Wamego KS 8

141 . Dalton Swalley Gallatin 8

142 . Donnie Ginnings Eldridge 8

143 . Eddie Inghram Linn Valley KS 8

144 . Jaymee McGarrah Huntsville AR 8

145 . Justin Allen Urbana 8

146 . Nathan Wood Sigourney IA 8

147 . Robert Garst Topeka KS 8

148 . Zach Zeugin Fair Play 8

149 . Brandon Hare Elma IA 8

150 . Andrew Schroder Fremont IA 7

151 . Brian Webster Holts Summit 7

152 . Dustin Griffiths Hedrick IA 7

153 . Jake Sachau Manning IA 7

154 . Jesse Sobbing Malvern 7

155 . Tom Berry Jr. Des Moines IA 7

156 . Tracy Cottrell Buffalo 7

157 . Bo Eads Trenton 6

158 . Cole Cihy Hermitage 6

159 . Daniel King Topeka KS 6

160 . James Nighswonger Osawatomie KS 6

161 . Jason Rindom Moberly 6

162 . Kyle Hamby Hackett AR 6

163 . Presley Harrington Oshkosh WI 6

164 . Rob Moseley Los Lunas NM 6

165 . Steven Glenn Hamilton 6

166 . Tim Shields Kansas City 6

167 . Dawson Fennewald Appleton City 6

168 . Beau Davis Cheney KS 5

169 . Brett Lowry New Sharon IA 5

170 . Bryan Bennett Tularosa NM 5

171 . Buck Schafroth Orient IA 5

172 . Dennie Belknap Bonner Springs KS 5

173 . Dustin Beisley Fort Scott KS 5

174 . Greg Keuhn Trenton 5

175 . Jake Newman Smithville 5

176 . Jon Boller Jr. St. Joseph 5

177 . Josh Foster Newton IA 5

178 . Lance Dixon Topeka KS 5

179 . Mark Dotson Cameron 5

180 . Maverick Wunder Freeman 5

181 . Ricky Bobby-Crouch St. Joseph 5

182 . Robert Southerland Sallisaw OK 5

183 . Spencer Coats La Grange 5

184 . Terry Schultz Sedalia 5

185 . Boone Evans Bullard TX 5

186 . Jason Minnehan Churdan IA 5

187 . John Allen Chanute KS 5

188 . Abe Huls Carthage IL 4

189 . Brock Badger Bagley IA 4

190 . Chad Shaw Trimble 4

191 . Curtis Barnes Queen City 4

192 . Darek Wiss Centralia 4

193 . Darrell Hurt Camdenton 4

194 . Derek Lampe Springfield 4

195 . Dylan Bowman Purdy 4

196 . Hunter Longnecker Woodward IA 4

197 . James Barker Nevada 4

198 . Jason Newman Kearney 4

199 . Jason Purvis Boone IA 4

200 . Jason Reckker Camdenton 4

201 . Jordan Grabouski Beatrice NE 4

202 . Josh Crump Kansas City 4

203 . Kameron Stoddard Appleton City 4

204 . Kevin Donlan Decorah IA 4

205 . Lucas Perrigo Creston IA 4

206 . Madi Waterbury Jamesport 4

207 . Michiah Hidlebaugh Adel IA 4

208 . Mike Albertson Audubon IA 4

209 . Scott Davis Madrid IA 4

210 . Stacy Hall Bolivar 4

211 . Travis Neeley Grantville KS 4

212 . Xander Treichel Greene IA 4

213 . Chance Larson Welcome MN 4

214 . Dylan Clinton West Union IA 4

215 . Jake Hoover Stewartsville 4

216 . Thor Anderson Monroe IA 4

217 . Travis Walker Cameron 4

218 . Troy Hansmeier Waukon IA 4

219 . Aaron Poe Knob Noster 3

220 . Anthony Whitham Lawson 3

221 . Braden Richards Madrid IA 3

222 . C.J. Turner Jamesport 3

223 . Caleb Dennis Chillicothe 3

224 . Chet Yates Cameron 3

225 . Dale Eaton St. Joseph 3

226 . Dominic Thyfault Wakarusa KS 3

227 . Dylan Suhr Waterloo IA 3

228 . Gene Claxton Kansas City 3

229 . Grayson McKiney Springfield 3

230 . Jason Hall Grinnell IA 3

231 . Jason Josselyn Alamogordo NM 3

232 . John Scott Warsaw 3

233 . Josh Steele Platte City 3

234 . Justin Day Lebanon 3

235 . Kevin Anderson Kansas City 3

236 . Kevin Sustaire Emory TX 3

237 . Logan Thompson Galena 3

238 . Lynn Panos Calmar IA 3

239 . Nathan Williams Fulton 3

240 . Payton McDowll 3

241 . Randy Brown Chowchilla CA 3

242 . Ray Pitts Pineville 3

243 . Scott John Warsaw 3

244 . Shane Schmidt Topeka KS 3

245 . Stewart Burton Centralia 3

246 . Trevor Hittle King City 3

247 . Alex Crawford Harrisonville 2

248 . Andrew Borchardt Plymouth IA 2

249 . Bodie Gamble 2

250 . Bradley McDowell Eldon 2

251 . Brandon Beam St. Joseph 2

252 . Clinton Goff Lacona 2

253 . Dalton Phillips 2

254 . David Davis Trenton 2

255 . Devin Stock Topeka KS 2

256 . Dillon Anderson Decorah IA 2

257 . Don Nunnikhoven Sully IA 2

258 . J.D. Jackson Chouteau OK 2

259 . Jeremy Pitts Warsaw 2

260 . Joseph Richmond Wichita KS 2

261 . Marvin Griffith Jr. Holton KS 2

262 . Matt Smith Stewartsville 2

263 . Mike Miller King City 2

264 . Tim Carman Copperas Cove TX 2

265 . Toby Ott Wheatland 2

266 . Travis Shipman Mason City IA 2

267 . Blayne McMillin Warrensburg 2

268 . Josh Roney Postville IA 2

269 . Slade Sedgewick Cameron 2

270 . Alan VanGorp Des Moines IA 1

271 . Austin Ramey Wichita KS 1

272 . Beau Taylor Canton 1

273 . Brent Fielder Liberty MO 1

274 . Brock Haines Fairfield IA 1

275 . Christopher Theodore Coweta OK 1

276 . Colin Deming Hobbs NM 1

277 . Conrad Kauffman Gallatin 1

278 . Craig Reynolds St. Joseph 1

279 . Darin Nelson Onaga KS 1

280 . David Oxford Platte City 1

281 . Dylan Holt Topeka KS 1

282 . Elijah Zevenbergen Ocheyedan IA 1

283 . Hayden Linn Little Rock AR 1

284 . Isaiah Penton Huntsville 1

285 . Jason McDaniel Eldon IA 1

286 . Jason Park Kansas City KS 1

287 . Jeff Metcalf Gentry AR 1

288 . Jeremy Christians Horicon WI 1

289 . Jim Adkins Kansas City 1

290 . Jim Masoner Jr. St. Joseph 1

291 . Jordan Junker Beatrice NE 1

292 . Justin Ades Webster City IA 1

293 . Kris Jackson Lebanon 1

294 . Leroy Morrison Raymore 1

295 . Logan Anderson Eddyville IA 1

296 . Luke Ramsey Bedford IA 1

297 . Matt West Kellerton IA 1

298 . Michael King St. Joseph 1

299 . Paul Carter Kearney 1

300 . Robert Fisk Lathrop 1

301 . Sterling Sorensen Portsmouth IA 1

302 . Tanner Calhoun Hermitage 1

303 . Tim Cooney Corning IA 1

304 . Tyler Grooms Trenton 1

305 . Ava Dixon St. Joseph 1

306 . Billie Hoover Stewartsville 1

307 . Bronson Spaw Cedar Rapids IA 1

308 . Casen Keller Indianola IA 1

309 . Gavin Grier Cameron 1

310 . Jay Schmidt Tama IA 1