2012 USAF National Championship Results

[Karen Bean]

2012 USAF Unified National Championship
May 18 – 20, 2012 Reno, NV
Hosts: Ultimate Armwrestling League – Bill Collins/Robert Drenk
Total Entries: 362

Junior Girls
Right 60kg: 1st – Kendall Stroud, 2nd – Tara Terry, 3rd – Trinity Terry
Right 65kg: 1st – Aleksei Dingel, 2nd – Kendall Stroud

Left 50kg: 1st – Tara Terry, 2nd – Trinity Terry


Junior Boys
Right 50kg: 1st – Tatton Allsup, 2nd – Jackson Dingel
Right 80kg: 1st – Ashton Dauzat, 2nd – Chance Holliday, 3rd – Harry Bean
Right 80+kg: 1st – Ashton Dauzat, 2nd – Harry Bean, 3rd – Jason Burgeson

Left 60kg: 1st – Chance Holliday, 2nd – Tatton Allsup
Left 80kg: 1st – Ashton Dauzat, 2nd – Harry Bean


Open Women
Right 50kg: 1st – Valerie Beach
Right 55kg: 1st – Emma Clark, 2nd – Cheryl Harper, 3rd – Valerie Beach, 4th – Ann Fuller
Right 60kg: 1st – Sophie Oppenheimer, 2nd – Brittney Rau
Right 65kg: 1st – Angela Miller
Right 80+kg: 1st – Billie Jo Winfield, 2nd – Michelle Derry, 3rd – Ashley Owens, 4th – Angela Miller

Left 50kg: 1st – Valerie Beach
Left 55kg: 1st – Emma Clark, 2nd – Valerie Beach, 3rd – Cheryl Harper
Left 60kg: 1st – Sophie Oppenheimer, 2nd – Brittney Rau
Left 80kg: 1st – Brianne Hunsley
Left 80+kg: 1st – Michelle Derry, 2nd – Billie Jo Winfield


Open Men
Right 55kg: 1st – Issac Luna, 2nd – Sean Town
Right 60kg: 1st – Joseph Cordova, 2nd – Brent Norris, 3rd – Jayson Neeley, 4th – Chance Holliday
Right 65kg: 1st – Vazgen Soghoyan, 2nd – Samuel Harris, 3rd – Shawn Kirkpatrick, 4th – Jacob Carlson
Right 70kg: 1st – Corey Miller, 2nd – Geoff Hale, 3rd – Ethan Fritsche, 4th – Kyle Knapp
Right 75kg: 1st – Paul Talbott, 2nd – Ray Hennerichs, 3rd – Luke Kindt, 4th – Paul Johnson
Right 80kg: 1st – Craig Tullier, 2nd – Jake Smith, 3rd – Devin Bair, 4th – Jon Vinikoor
Right 85kg: 1st – Storm Chellino, 2nd – Chase Stratton, 3rd – Steve Rau, 4th – Bart Wood
Right 90kg: 1st – Ryan Clark, 2nd – Brent Rakers, 3rd – A.J. Henson, 4th – Michael Vaz
Right 100kg: 1st – Chris Chandler, 2nd – Chris Kaufman, 3rd – Jordan Sill, 4th – Kenny Hughes
Right 110kg: 1st – Dave Chaffee, 2nd – Brian Brandon, 3rd – Eric Holliday, 4th – Oleg Kasatuin
Right 110+kg: 1st – Jerry Cadorette, 2nd – Richard Lupkes, 3rd – Paul Fischer, 4th – Shawn Lattimer

Left 55kg: 1st – Issac Luna, 2nd – Cody Wagner, 3rd – Sean Town
Left 60kg: 1st – Joseph Cordova, 2nd – Jayson Neeley, Brent Norris, 4th – Chance Holliday
Left 65kg: 1st – Shawn Kirkpatrick, 2nd – Samuel Harris, 3rd – Cody Lawrence, 4th – Jacob Carlson
Left 70kg: 1st – Corey Miller, 2nd – Geoff Miller, 3rd – Ethan Fritsche, 4th – Livingston Denegre-Vaught
Left 75kg: 1st – Paul Talbott, 2nd – Kenny McKinney, 3rd – Ovi Dragomir, 4th – Luke Kindt
Left 80kg: 1st – Jake Smith, 2nd – Keith Powers, 3rd – Ron Klemba, 4th – Robertas Prozivalskis
Left 85kg: 1st – Chase Stratton, 2nd – Storm Chellino, 3rd – Steve Rau, 4th – Giordano Cruz
Left 90kg: 1st – A.J. Henson, 2nd – Ryan Clark, 3rd – Michael Vaz, 4th – Spencer Graves
Left 100kg: 1st – Chris Chandler, 2nd – Chris Kaufman, 3rd – Jordan Sill, 4th – Chris Josten
Left 110kg: 1st – Dave Chaffee, 2nd – Robert Topie, 3rd – Oleg Kasatuin, 4th – Eric Holliday
Left 110+kg: 1st – Matt Bertrand, 2nd – Paul Fischer, 3rd – Shawn Lattimer, 4th – Marc Lowery


Masters Women
Right 60kg: 1st – Cheryl Harper, 2nd – Tami Bandy
Right 80kg: 1st – Elaine Blik
Right 80+kg: 1st – Elaine Blik, 2nd – Shannon Storrs

Left 60kg: 1st – Cheryl Harper, 2nd – Tami Bandy
Left 80+kg: 1st – Shannon Storrs


Masters Men
Right 70kg: 1st – Simon Berriochoa, 2nd – Livingston Denegre-Vaught, 3rd – Dan Stroud
Right 80kg: 1st – Bob Brown, 2nd – Ron Klemba, 3rd – John Parton, 4th – Ray Hennerichs
Right 90kg: 1st – Herman McCoy, 2nd – Eric Wolfe, 3rd – Mike West, 4th – Bill Collins
Right 100kg: 1st – Jarrod Levulett, 2nd – Robert Baxter, 3rd – Dan Peretti, 4th – Mike Smith
Right 100+kg: 1st – Tom Taylor, 2nd – John Waelty, 3rd – John Bergstrom, 4th – Jack Wynn

Left 70kg: 1st – Livingston Denegre-Vaught
Left 80kg: 1st – Scott Wynn, 2nd – Bob Brown, 3rd – John Parton, 4th – Ron Klemba
Left 90kg: 1st – Jim Wagner, 2nd – Glenn Bland, 3rd – Bill Collins, 4th – Eric Wolfe
Left 100kg: 1st – Jarrod Levulett, 2nd – Robert Knapp, 3rd – Mike Smith, 4th – Dan Peretti
Left 100+kg: 1st – Tom Taylor, 2nd – John Waelty


Grand Masters Men
Right 75kg: 1st – Jim Coyle, 2nd – Tom Simko, 3rd – Dan Stroud, 4th – Daryl Nix
Right 90kg: 1st – Mike West, 2nd – Jim Fitzsimmons, 3rd – Ron Berdinsky, 4th – Ed Cosnyka
Right 100kg: 1st – John LaVerne, 2nd – Bobby Buttafuoco, 2nd – Ricky Piercy, 4th – Chuck Kendricks
Right 100+kg: 1st – Richard Lupkes, 2nd – Sammie Hattabaugh, 3rd – John Bergstrom, 4th – Bob Mallon

Left 75kg: 1st – Jim Coyle, 2nd – Randy Nelson, 3rd – Michael Petzing
Left 90kg: 1st – Ron Berdinsky
Left 100kg: 1st – Robert Knapp, 2nd – Chuck Kendricks, 3rd – Bob Koschel, 4th – Mark Evans
Left 100+kg: 1st – Richard Lupkes, 2nd – Paul Grim


Ultra Masters Men
Right 75kg: 1st – Jim Coyle
Right 90kg: 1st – John Burgeson, 2nd – Doug Holdorf, 3rd – Roy Ramsland, 4th – Charles Hughes
Right 90+kg: 1st – Sammie Hattabaugh, 2nd – Joe Ramirez, 3rd – Roy Ramsland, 4th – Steve Warren

Left 75kg: 1st – Jim Coyle
Left 90kg: 1st – John Burgeson, 2nd – Doug Holdorf
Left 90+kg: 1st – Joe Ramirez


Disabled Men
Right 80kg: 1st – Bob Brown, 2nd – Dan Stroud
Right 80+kg: 1st – John Shipes

Disabled Women
Right Open: 1st – Shannon Storrs


Team
1st – Oklahoma, Jim Coyle/Captain
2nd – Pennsylvania, Tom Simko/Captain
3rd – Wyoming, Devin Bair/Captain
4th – Tie: Louisiana, Ray Hennerichs & Craig Tullier/Captains
West Coast Armbandits, Scott Wynn/Captain

[Robin the manhandler Chandler]

Not bad Michelle perry 2 nd tournament n ur a national champion!! I have never felt so much raw power left i couldnt go through ur hand or arm i dont ser anyone beating u left not even me im so happy for u =)

[Corey "FLASH" Miller]

Question: how can guys like jim coyle pull grand masters an ultra grand masters ithought it was by age an u could only pull one class. Just curious

[Bob Brown]

May 23, 2012 15:00:51 GMT -5 Corey "FLASH" Miller said:

Question: how can guys like jim coyle pull grand masters an ultra grand masters ithought it was by age an u could only pull one class. Just curious

You can't pull multiple weight classes in the in save Division but you can pull in multiple divisions. For ex. If you qualify you can pull Open and Masters. OR Masters and Grand Masters. They are different divisions

[James Worke]

Just curious. Whats the disabled men category?

[Johnny Edwards]

Jr boys
Right 80kg: 1st – Ashton Dauzat, 2nd – Chance Holliday, 3rd – Harry Bean
Right 80+kg: 1st – Ashton Dauzat, 2nd – Harry Bean, 3rd – Jason Burgeson

Open womens.
Right 60kg: 1st – Sophie Oppenheimer, 2nd – Brittney Rau
Right 65kg: 1st – Sophie Oppenheimer, 2nd – Angela Miller

^Isn't that the same division that they were pulling 2 classes in with the same arm???

[Karl "SUPERMAN" Stanley]

Very impressed with Chris Kaufman! Congrats bro

[Simon Berriochoa]

By each age bracket, Jim Coyle, he can pull 1 class in each for each hand, so he can pull open, masters, grand, and ultra if he is of age.

Not sure what happend with Sophie yet, Angela Miller was alone in that class and moved up to pull against the 80k+ plus class, I put the awards around everyones neck and I know I put a gold uncontested one around Angela Millers neck so I think the results are just listed wrong I dont think Sophie pulled both 60 and 65 only 60 and Angela was the uncontensted winner of 65.

[Chris Kaufman]

May 23, 2012 16:41:06 GMT -5 Karl "SUPERMAN" Stanley said:

Very impressed with Chris Kaufman! Congrats bro

Thanks man, I appreciate it! Wish you could have made it. Would have made the class much more interesting. Plus, I've been wanting to pull you again since Unifieds last year. Hopefully we'll meet up sometime soon.

[Tim Lewis]

May 23, 2012 16:16:00 GMT -5 James Worke said:

Just curious. Whats the disabled men category?

A class for the handicapped

[Corey "FLASH" Miller]

i guess i should reword my question, i understand that he can pull mulit divisons if he meet the requirements such as over 40 for masters. so how could someone who pulls grand masters, an be 55 (a 50-59 year old class) and then also pull a (60+ year old ) class if he doesnt meet requirement. by what that statandard a really good open puller who is fourty could pull every single division in one weight. so when i turn 40 (a long time from now)lol i can pull open, master, grand master, and ultra grand master. does anyone see the problem with that. i dont know about anyone else but if thats the case im going to be the first person ever to win all divisons i promise u that,lol

[Bob Brown]

If someone is 55 they can NOT pull Ultra Grand Master(60+)

Is there someone in particular you are referring too.

[Roy Ramsland]

Hi Simon: I pulled in both the 90kg and 90+kg in the ultra masters right. I didn't know about the one division only rule. I was even called to pull in the first match of both divisions on tables one and two at the same time. Nobody picked up on it. I guess everybody that knew the rule was sleeping.

[Roy Ramsland]

Hi Corey: You're going to have to wait until your 60 to pull in the open and the three master classes. With your lighting hit and great power, I think that you would could win all the classes. I also think that Allen Fisher has a very good chance to win all four classes if he makes it a goal.

[James Worke]

May 23, 2012 19:57:12 GMT -5 Tim Lewis said:

May 23, 2012 16:16:00 GMT -5 James Worke said:

Just curious. Whats the disabled men category?

A class for the handicapped

Lol. Good call tim. I guess i set myself up for that.
I guess i just didnt know some of those who pulled in it were handicap cuz i didnt know them personally. Good job guys.