Record number of 156 entries
already filed for 2007 TD Banknorth 250
already filed for 2007 TD Banknorth 250
OXFORD, Maine – More than eight months remain until the next edition of New England’s most prestigious short track race, and officials at Oxford Plains Speedway already have received a record-shattering number of entries for the 34th TD Banknorth 250.
OPS owner Bill Ryan announced today that 156 drivers have submitted entry blanks for what promises to be a historic event on Sunday, July 22, 2007.
OPS owner Bill Ryan announced today that 156 drivers have submitted entry blanks for what promises to be a historic event on Sunday, July 22, 2007.
The list of regional racing stars includes two past TD Banknorth 250 champions, a NASCAR Busch East Series champion, the American-Canadian Tour’s six-time and reigning champion, and three of the final four OPS Pro Stock champions.
“As the entries flooded in, we were overwhelmed,” said Ryan, who announced in August that the TD Banknorth 250 would switch from Pro Stock to Late Model specifications in 2007. “Obviously, we knew that there were many more Late Models than Pro Stocks out there, but to receive 155 entries 8 months before the race literally left me speechless.”
Drivers already declaring their intention to compete for a first prize approaching $50,000 hail from all six New England States, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina and three Canadian provinces.
Leading the charge are two drivers who won the TD Banknorth 250 during its Pro Stock era. Dave Whitlock of Wyoming, Ontario, captured the classic in 1995. Next July will mark his first attempt to qualify on Oxford’s grandest stage since that triumph.
Scott Robbins of Dixfield, Maine, joins Whitlock as a driver hungry to join Mike Rowe, Ralph Nason, Dave Dion, Ben Rowe, Chuck Bown, Jamie Aube and Geoff Bodine as a multi-time TD Banknorth 250 champion. Robbins won the legendary race at his home track in 2002.
Robbins also won OPS track championships in the Late Model (1997) and Pro Stock (2004) divisions. He shares that distinction with Ricky Rolfe of Albany Township, Maine, who wore the Late Model crown in 2002 and ruled the Pro Stocks as a rookie the next year. Rolfe also is entered in the 2007 TD Banknorth 250, where he hopes to improve his second-place finish of 2004.
Tim Brackett of Buckfield, Maine, has also announced his conversion to the Late Model class in hopes of capturing an elusive TD Banknorth win. Brackett backed up his 2005 OPS Pro Stock championship with a second-place points effort in ’06.
The previous record of 106 entrants was set in 1983. In recent years, the TD Banknorth 250 entry list has hovered between 70 and 85 teams.
Most of those drivers filed their entry on the actual race weekend. With a flurry of verbal commitments not included on the preliminary entry list, how high the final number will ascend is anyone’s guess.
"The amazing thing is that we have other drivers who we know are entering the race that are waiting until their season ends to file an entry blank,” Ryan said.
Another driver hoping that 2007 represents his breakthrough in the TD Banknorth 250 is Dale Shaw of Center Conway, N.H. Shaw won his second career pole position in this year’s 250 and led twice for 68 laps before mechanical problems relegated him to a 17th place finish.
Shaw, the 1994 NASCAR Busch East champion, finished second in the 1992 TD Banknorth 250. He won an American-Canadian Tour late model race at OPS in 2004.
For the first time in his distinguished career, Shaw will be joined as a TD Banknorth 250 hopeful by his 16-year-old son, Dale Jr., who won the Late Model track championship as a rookie at White Mountain Motorsports Park this summer.
Dale Shaw Sr. is one of several Busch East Series veterans entered in the TD Banknorth 250. That talent roster includes Brian Hoar of Williston, Vt., and Eddie MacDonald of Rowley, Mass.
Jean Paul Cyr tied Robbie Crouch’s record of six ACT championships in 2006. In addition to chasing a seventh title next season, Cyr will try to achieve a feat that eluded the superbly talented Crouch and win the crown jewel at Oxford. Crouch logged numerous top-five finishes in the 1970s and ’80s. Cyr will make his first qualifying attempt in 2007.
Cyr heads an ACT class that includes Patrick Laperle, a Pro Stock and Late Model winner at Oxford. Adding their names to the fray at this early stage are Dave Pembroke, Dave Whitcomb, Dennis Demers, Joey Laquerre, Scott Dragon, Brent Dragon, Phil Scott and Pete Fecteau.
More than half the drivers among last year’s top 20 weekly Pro Stock drivers have made the conversion and signed on for the 2007 TD Banknorth 250. Already challenging Rolfe, Brackett and Robbins are Chris Kennison, Scott Moore, Scott King, Kevin Kimball, T.J. Brackett, Jeff White and Charlie and Chuck Colby.
Many drivers with previous TD Banknorth 250 experience in its Pro Stock era have declared their intentions to return, some of them for the first time in many years. Those regional standouts include Sam Sessions (third place, 2006), Travis Benjamin (fifth, 2006), Claude Leclerc (third, 1983), Chuck LaChance (top 10 in 2001 and ‘02), Dennis Demers (second, 1996), Glenn Martel (heat winner in 1996) and Bob Ailes Sr. (qualifier in 1976).
Also, don’t forget about a flurry of OPS champions who are now eligible to challenge the leading drivers from throughout New England and Canada on a level playing field. Carey Martin, Dennis Spencer Jr., Travis Adams, Frank Snow and Jon Brill fall into that category.
"The support for the event is very gratifying,” Ryan said. “I think it is obvious to any rational observer that the decision to run Late Models in the TD Banknorth 250 was necessary. The competition is going to be fierce."
TD Banknorth 250 weekend again coincides with an off weekend for NASCAR Nextel Cup, leading to the strong likelihood for celebrity challengers in the race for the fourth straight year.
Kyle Busch, a contender in this year’s Nextel Chase For the Championship, has led the TD Banknorth 250 each of the last two years. Champions Kurt Busch and Matt Kenseth, 2006 Rookie of the Year Denny Hamlin, J.J. Yeley and Ricky Craven all have entered the race since 2004.
The current, alphabetical list of all current TD Banknorth 250 entries is below. Additions to the list and the latest information about the 2007 race will be available throughout the winter at www.oxfordplains.com.
Oxford Plains Speedway is a 3/8-mile asphalt oval located on Route 26 in Oxford, Maine. We are located approximately 15 minutes from Lewiston-Auburn and 45 minutes from Portland. With main grandstand seating for 13,000, Oxford Plains Speedway is the largest spectator sports facility in the state. More than 350 men, women and children compete weekly at OPS throughout the summer in a variety of racing endeavors. For additional information about the TD Banknorth 250 or the coming season, please check our Web site or contact the Speedway office at (207) 539-8865.
“As the entries flooded in, we were overwhelmed,” said Ryan, who announced in August that the TD Banknorth 250 would switch from Pro Stock to Late Model specifications in 2007. “Obviously, we knew that there were many more Late Models than Pro Stocks out there, but to receive 155 entries 8 months before the race literally left me speechless.”
Drivers already declaring their intention to compete for a first prize approaching $50,000 hail from all six New England States, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina and three Canadian provinces.
Leading the charge are two drivers who won the TD Banknorth 250 during its Pro Stock era. Dave Whitlock of Wyoming, Ontario, captured the classic in 1995. Next July will mark his first attempt to qualify on Oxford’s grandest stage since that triumph.
Scott Robbins of Dixfield, Maine, joins Whitlock as a driver hungry to join Mike Rowe, Ralph Nason, Dave Dion, Ben Rowe, Chuck Bown, Jamie Aube and Geoff Bodine as a multi-time TD Banknorth 250 champion. Robbins won the legendary race at his home track in 2002.
Robbins also won OPS track championships in the Late Model (1997) and Pro Stock (2004) divisions. He shares that distinction with Ricky Rolfe of Albany Township, Maine, who wore the Late Model crown in 2002 and ruled the Pro Stocks as a rookie the next year. Rolfe also is entered in the 2007 TD Banknorth 250, where he hopes to improve his second-place finish of 2004.
Tim Brackett of Buckfield, Maine, has also announced his conversion to the Late Model class in hopes of capturing an elusive TD Banknorth win. Brackett backed up his 2005 OPS Pro Stock championship with a second-place points effort in ’06.
The previous record of 106 entrants was set in 1983. In recent years, the TD Banknorth 250 entry list has hovered between 70 and 85 teams.
Most of those drivers filed their entry on the actual race weekend. With a flurry of verbal commitments not included on the preliminary entry list, how high the final number will ascend is anyone’s guess.
"The amazing thing is that we have other drivers who we know are entering the race that are waiting until their season ends to file an entry blank,” Ryan said.
Another driver hoping that 2007 represents his breakthrough in the TD Banknorth 250 is Dale Shaw of Center Conway, N.H. Shaw won his second career pole position in this year’s 250 and led twice for 68 laps before mechanical problems relegated him to a 17th place finish.
Shaw, the 1994 NASCAR Busch East champion, finished second in the 1992 TD Banknorth 250. He won an American-Canadian Tour late model race at OPS in 2004.
For the first time in his distinguished career, Shaw will be joined as a TD Banknorth 250 hopeful by his 16-year-old son, Dale Jr., who won the Late Model track championship as a rookie at White Mountain Motorsports Park this summer.
Dale Shaw Sr. is one of several Busch East Series veterans entered in the TD Banknorth 250. That talent roster includes Brian Hoar of Williston, Vt., and Eddie MacDonald of Rowley, Mass.
Jean Paul Cyr tied Robbie Crouch’s record of six ACT championships in 2006. In addition to chasing a seventh title next season, Cyr will try to achieve a feat that eluded the superbly talented Crouch and win the crown jewel at Oxford. Crouch logged numerous top-five finishes in the 1970s and ’80s. Cyr will make his first qualifying attempt in 2007.
Cyr heads an ACT class that includes Patrick Laperle, a Pro Stock and Late Model winner at Oxford. Adding their names to the fray at this early stage are Dave Pembroke, Dave Whitcomb, Dennis Demers, Joey Laquerre, Scott Dragon, Brent Dragon, Phil Scott and Pete Fecteau.
More than half the drivers among last year’s top 20 weekly Pro Stock drivers have made the conversion and signed on for the 2007 TD Banknorth 250. Already challenging Rolfe, Brackett and Robbins are Chris Kennison, Scott Moore, Scott King, Kevin Kimball, T.J. Brackett, Jeff White and Charlie and Chuck Colby.
Many drivers with previous TD Banknorth 250 experience in its Pro Stock era have declared their intentions to return, some of them for the first time in many years. Those regional standouts include Sam Sessions (third place, 2006), Travis Benjamin (fifth, 2006), Claude Leclerc (third, 1983), Chuck LaChance (top 10 in 2001 and ‘02), Dennis Demers (second, 1996), Glenn Martel (heat winner in 1996) and Bob Ailes Sr. (qualifier in 1976).
Also, don’t forget about a flurry of OPS champions who are now eligible to challenge the leading drivers from throughout New England and Canada on a level playing field. Carey Martin, Dennis Spencer Jr., Travis Adams, Frank Snow and Jon Brill fall into that category.
"The support for the event is very gratifying,” Ryan said. “I think it is obvious to any rational observer that the decision to run Late Models in the TD Banknorth 250 was necessary. The competition is going to be fierce."
TD Banknorth 250 weekend again coincides with an off weekend for NASCAR Nextel Cup, leading to the strong likelihood for celebrity challengers in the race for the fourth straight year.
Kyle Busch, a contender in this year’s Nextel Chase For the Championship, has led the TD Banknorth 250 each of the last two years. Champions Kurt Busch and Matt Kenseth, 2006 Rookie of the Year Denny Hamlin, J.J. Yeley and Ricky Craven all have entered the race since 2004.
The current, alphabetical list of all current TD Banknorth 250 entries is below. Additions to the list and the latest information about the 2007 race will be available throughout the winter at www.oxfordplains.com.
Oxford Plains Speedway is a 3/8-mile asphalt oval located on Route 26 in Oxford, Maine. We are located approximately 15 minutes from Lewiston-Auburn and 45 minutes from Portland. With main grandstand seating for 13,000, Oxford Plains Speedway is the largest spectator sports facility in the state. More than 350 men, women and children compete weekly at OPS throughout the summer in a variety of racing endeavors. For additional information about the TD Banknorth 250 or the coming season, please check our Web site or contact the Speedway office at (207) 539-8865.
2007 TD BANKNORTH 250 ENTRIES
As of November 8, 2006
As of November 8, 2006
Adams, Travis Canton, Maine
Ailes, Bob Sr. St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Allard, Karl Valcourt, Quebec
Anzalone, Mark Jr. Malden, Mass.
Avery, David North Woodstock, N.H.
Bailey, Michael South Barre, Vt.
Baillargeon, Bobby Nottingham, N.H.
Baird, Ken North Gower, Ontario
Baril, J.R. Haverhill, Mass.
Barsalow, Chuck North Hero, Vt.
Becker, Joey Jeffersonville, Vt.
Bedard, Yvon St. Nicolas, Quebec
Begin, A.J. Merrimac, Mass.
Bellefleur, Gary Stetson, Maine
Benjamin, Travis Morrill, Maine
Berger, Rusty South Burlington, Vt.
Bergeron, Daniel St. Benoit, Quebec
Bessett, Blair Worcester, Vt.
Bodwell, Robert Alfred, Maine
Bowie, Chris New Gloucester, Maine
Brackett, T.J. Buckfield, Maine
Brackett, Tim Buckfield, Maine
Brill, Jon Bridgton, Maine
Brown, Fred Winterport, Maine
Brown, Roger Lancaster, N.H.
Bryant, Cecil Wilton, Maine
Bushey, Craig Cambridge, Vt.
Cahoon, Stacy St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Cahoon, Tyler Danville, Vt.
Cameron, David Alfred, Maine
Caron, Sam Colchester, Vt,
Chagnon, David Colchester, Vt.
Charpentier, Ron Jr. Wales, Maine
Chiasson, Gary Peru, Maine
Clark, Brooks Fayston, Vt.
Clark, Russ Littleton, N.H.
Colby, Charlie Newcastle, Maine
Colby, Chuck Wiscasset, Maine
Colby, Dan Lyman, N.H.
Collins, Mike Strafford, N.H.
Coombs, Doug Livermore, Maine
Cullivan, Dale Palermo, Maine
Curioso, Joe Pawcatuck, Conn.
Curtis, Marc Jr. Spencer, Mass.
Cyr, Jean Paul Milton, Vt.
Davis, Brockton Whitefield, N.H.
Decker, Joe Chesterville, Maine
Decker, Skip Farmington, Maine
Demers, Dennis Shelburne, Vt.
Demers, Trampas South Burlington, Vt.
Dery, Jean Francois Quebec City, Quebec
Dickey, Steven Jr. Manchester, N.H.
Dragon, Brent Milton, Vt.
Dragon, Scott Colchester, Vt.
Donahue, John Graniteville, Vt.
Doucette, Darren Sidney, Maine
Dufour, Ken Bethlehem, N.H.
Dumas, John Brockton, Mass.
Fearn, Tom Longmeadow, Mass.
Fecteau, Pete Morrisville, Vt.
Ferguson, Mike Rangeley, Maine
Fisher, Jamie Shelburne, Vt.
Fisher, Steve Shelburne, Vt.
Folsom, Grant Waitsfield, Vt.
Garnett, Lloyd Nova Scotia
Geno, Zig Canterbury, N.H.
Gratton, Pierre Mirabel, Quebec
Grenier, Alain Jr. Northfield, Vt.
Hagar, Katie Nobleboro, Maine
Harclerode, Jeremy Newmarket, N.H.
Henry, Ron New Gloucester, Maine
Hersom, Craig Rochester, N.H.
Hoar, Brian Williston, Vt.
Hussey, Bob Wellfleet, Mass.
Jurkowski, Mike Claremont, N.H.
Kennington, D.J. St. Thomas, Ontario
Kennison, Chris Oxford, Maine
Kimball, Kevin South Portland, Maine
King, Scott Livermore Falls, Maine
Kirby, Tim Carleton Place, Ontario
Kruczek, Bryan Newmarket, N.H.
LaChance, Chuck Cushing, Maine
Lamberton, Mark Mooers Forks, N.Y.
Laperle, Patrick St. Denis, Quebec
Laquerre, Jay East Montpelier, Vt.
Laquerre, Joey East Montpelier, Vt.
Larmie, Keith Milton, N.H.
Leclerc, Claude Montreal, Quebec
Leiter, Erick Livermore Falls, Maine
Linardy, James Malden, Mass.
Lowrey, Rich Charlotte, Vt.
MacDonald, Dave New Gloucester, Maine
MacDonald, Eddie Rowley, Mass.
MacPherson, Spencer Carleton Place, Ontario
Macrino, Tony Waterford, Conn.
Martel, Glenn Belmont, N.H.
Martin, Carey Denmark, Maine
McClure, Brian Buxton, Maine
Michaud, Cris Williamstown, Vt.
Moffitt, Matt North Gower, Ontario
Moore, Scott Anson, Maine
Morgan, Corey Lewiston, Maine
Munro, Stephen Carp, Ontario
Nolin, Ryan Georgia, Vt.
Patten, Mark Belmont, N.H.
Payea, Scott Milton, Vt.
Pembroke, Dave Middlesex, Vt.
Pendergast, Tim Swanville, Maine
Perreault, Joe Plainfield, Vt.
Peters, Greg Westbrook, Maine
Phippen, John Jr. Bar Harbor, Maine
Polewarczyk, Joey Hudson, N.H.
Potter, Randy Groveton, N.H.
Potvin, Pete Graniteville, Vt.
Poulin, Cal Braintree, Vt.
Raven, Seth Waldo, Maine
Remick, Oren Warner, N.H.
Reny, Steve Boothbay, Maine
Ricker, Tommy Poland, Maine
Riopelle, Dave Dunrobin, Ontario
Robbins, Scott Dixfield, Maine
Rolfe, Ricky Albany Township, Maine
Rollins, Mike Williamstown, Vt.
St. Clair, Dave Liberty, Maine
St. Clair, Josh Liberty, Maine
St. Clair, Puncin Liberty, Maine
Scott, Phil Montpelier, Vt.
Sessions, Sam South Paris, Maine
Shaw, Dale Center Conway, N.H.
Shaw, Dale Jr. Center Conway, N.H.
Snow, Frank Bridgton, Maine
Spencer, Dennis Jr. Norway, Maine
Starbird, Mark Harrison, Maine
Stevens, Rob Aberdeen, N.C.
Sullivan, Chuck Epping, N.H.
Swanson, John Acton, Mass.
Switser, Howard West Burke, Vt.
Theetge, Donald Boischatel, Quebec
Thompson, Robbie Southampton, Ontario
Tower, Robert Lunenburg, N.H.
Trask, Dan Chelsea, Maine
Tripp, Earl Standish, Maine
Turner, Randy Unity, Maine
Valentine, Rick Greene, Maine
Vanasse, Ryan Warwick, N.H.
Varney, Joshua Dalzell, S.C.
Verrill, Dale South Paris, Maine
Weber, Dean Weare, N.H.
Welch, Quint Lancaster, N.H.
Wentworth, Don Otisfield, Maine
Whitcomb, Dave Essex Junction, Vt.
White, Jeff Winthrop, Maine
Whitlock, Dave Wyoming, Ontario
Wilcox, Dave Fairfield, Vt.
Williams, Eric Hyde Park, Vt.
Wimble, Owen Jr. Waitsfield, Vt.
Ailes, Bob Sr. St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Allard, Karl Valcourt, Quebec
Anzalone, Mark Jr. Malden, Mass.
Avery, David North Woodstock, N.H.
Bailey, Michael South Barre, Vt.
Baillargeon, Bobby Nottingham, N.H.
Baird, Ken North Gower, Ontario
Baril, J.R. Haverhill, Mass.
Barsalow, Chuck North Hero, Vt.
Becker, Joey Jeffersonville, Vt.
Bedard, Yvon St. Nicolas, Quebec
Begin, A.J. Merrimac, Mass.
Bellefleur, Gary Stetson, Maine
Benjamin, Travis Morrill, Maine
Berger, Rusty South Burlington, Vt.
Bergeron, Daniel St. Benoit, Quebec
Bessett, Blair Worcester, Vt.
Bodwell, Robert Alfred, Maine
Bowie, Chris New Gloucester, Maine
Brackett, T.J. Buckfield, Maine
Brackett, Tim Buckfield, Maine
Brill, Jon Bridgton, Maine
Brown, Fred Winterport, Maine
Brown, Roger Lancaster, N.H.
Bryant, Cecil Wilton, Maine
Bushey, Craig Cambridge, Vt.
Cahoon, Stacy St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Cahoon, Tyler Danville, Vt.
Cameron, David Alfred, Maine
Caron, Sam Colchester, Vt,
Chagnon, David Colchester, Vt.
Charpentier, Ron Jr. Wales, Maine
Chiasson, Gary Peru, Maine
Clark, Brooks Fayston, Vt.
Clark, Russ Littleton, N.H.
Colby, Charlie Newcastle, Maine
Colby, Chuck Wiscasset, Maine
Colby, Dan Lyman, N.H.
Collins, Mike Strafford, N.H.
Coombs, Doug Livermore, Maine
Cullivan, Dale Palermo, Maine
Curioso, Joe Pawcatuck, Conn.
Curtis, Marc Jr. Spencer, Mass.
Cyr, Jean Paul Milton, Vt.
Davis, Brockton Whitefield, N.H.
Decker, Joe Chesterville, Maine
Decker, Skip Farmington, Maine
Demers, Dennis Shelburne, Vt.
Demers, Trampas South Burlington, Vt.
Dery, Jean Francois Quebec City, Quebec
Dickey, Steven Jr. Manchester, N.H.
Dragon, Brent Milton, Vt.
Dragon, Scott Colchester, Vt.
Donahue, John Graniteville, Vt.
Doucette, Darren Sidney, Maine
Dufour, Ken Bethlehem, N.H.
Dumas, John Brockton, Mass.
Fearn, Tom Longmeadow, Mass.
Fecteau, Pete Morrisville, Vt.
Ferguson, Mike Rangeley, Maine
Fisher, Jamie Shelburne, Vt.
Fisher, Steve Shelburne, Vt.
Folsom, Grant Waitsfield, Vt.
Garnett, Lloyd Nova Scotia
Geno, Zig Canterbury, N.H.
Gratton, Pierre Mirabel, Quebec
Grenier, Alain Jr. Northfield, Vt.
Hagar, Katie Nobleboro, Maine
Harclerode, Jeremy Newmarket, N.H.
Henry, Ron New Gloucester, Maine
Hersom, Craig Rochester, N.H.
Hoar, Brian Williston, Vt.
Hussey, Bob Wellfleet, Mass.
Jurkowski, Mike Claremont, N.H.
Kennington, D.J. St. Thomas, Ontario
Kennison, Chris Oxford, Maine
Kimball, Kevin South Portland, Maine
King, Scott Livermore Falls, Maine
Kirby, Tim Carleton Place, Ontario
Kruczek, Bryan Newmarket, N.H.
LaChance, Chuck Cushing, Maine
Lamberton, Mark Mooers Forks, N.Y.
Laperle, Patrick St. Denis, Quebec
Laquerre, Jay East Montpelier, Vt.
Laquerre, Joey East Montpelier, Vt.
Larmie, Keith Milton, N.H.
Leclerc, Claude Montreal, Quebec
Leiter, Erick Livermore Falls, Maine
Linardy, James Malden, Mass.
Lowrey, Rich Charlotte, Vt.
MacDonald, Dave New Gloucester, Maine
MacDonald, Eddie Rowley, Mass.
MacPherson, Spencer Carleton Place, Ontario
Macrino, Tony Waterford, Conn.
Martel, Glenn Belmont, N.H.
Martin, Carey Denmark, Maine
McClure, Brian Buxton, Maine
Michaud, Cris Williamstown, Vt.
Moffitt, Matt North Gower, Ontario
Moore, Scott Anson, Maine
Morgan, Corey Lewiston, Maine
Munro, Stephen Carp, Ontario
Nolin, Ryan Georgia, Vt.
Patten, Mark Belmont, N.H.
Payea, Scott Milton, Vt.
Pembroke, Dave Middlesex, Vt.
Pendergast, Tim Swanville, Maine
Perreault, Joe Plainfield, Vt.
Peters, Greg Westbrook, Maine
Phippen, John Jr. Bar Harbor, Maine
Polewarczyk, Joey Hudson, N.H.
Potter, Randy Groveton, N.H.
Potvin, Pete Graniteville, Vt.
Poulin, Cal Braintree, Vt.
Raven, Seth Waldo, Maine
Remick, Oren Warner, N.H.
Reny, Steve Boothbay, Maine
Ricker, Tommy Poland, Maine
Riopelle, Dave Dunrobin, Ontario
Robbins, Scott Dixfield, Maine
Rolfe, Ricky Albany Township, Maine
Rollins, Mike Williamstown, Vt.
St. Clair, Dave Liberty, Maine
St. Clair, Josh Liberty, Maine
St. Clair, Puncin Liberty, Maine
Scott, Phil Montpelier, Vt.
Sessions, Sam South Paris, Maine
Shaw, Dale Center Conway, N.H.
Shaw, Dale Jr. Center Conway, N.H.
Snow, Frank Bridgton, Maine
Spencer, Dennis Jr. Norway, Maine
Starbird, Mark Harrison, Maine
Stevens, Rob Aberdeen, N.C.
Sullivan, Chuck Epping, N.H.
Swanson, John Acton, Mass.
Switser, Howard West Burke, Vt.
Theetge, Donald Boischatel, Quebec
Thompson, Robbie Southampton, Ontario
Tower, Robert Lunenburg, N.H.
Trask, Dan Chelsea, Maine
Tripp, Earl Standish, Maine
Turner, Randy Unity, Maine
Valentine, Rick Greene, Maine
Vanasse, Ryan Warwick, N.H.
Varney, Joshua Dalzell, S.C.
Verrill, Dale South Paris, Maine
Weber, Dean Weare, N.H.
Welch, Quint Lancaster, N.H.
Wentworth, Don Otisfield, Maine
Whitcomb, Dave Essex Junction, Vt.
White, Jeff Winthrop, Maine
Whitlock, Dave Wyoming, Ontario
Wilcox, Dave Fairfield, Vt.
Williams, Eric Hyde Park, Vt.
Wimble, Owen Jr. Waitsfield, Vt.