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WALNUT VALLEY CHAMPIONS and PRIZES WON 1972 Thru PRESENT Page 1 of 32 4/4/2019 10:51 AM WALNUT VALLEY CHAMPIONS and PRIZES WON 1972 thru PRESENT Includes ALL championships hosted by WVA including the National Old Time Banjo Championship and the National Tut Taylor Dobro Championship WINNER FROM YEAR PLACED PRIZE INSTRUMENT (LAST NAME, FIRST NAME) Flat Pick Abrams, Bob Missouri 1973 3rd n/a Finger Style Adkins, Shane Alabama 2005 1st Larrivee LV-10 Finger Style Alder, Don Vancouver, BC, Canada 2007 1st Larrivee LV-10 Finger Style Alder, Don Vancouver, BC, Canada 2006 2nd Triggs Flattop Guitar Finger Style Alexander, Charles David Washington 1992 1st Gallagher Ragtime Special B. Banjo Alexander, Randy Missouri 1974 2nd n/a Finger Style Allen, Lance Smyrna, TN 2015 3rd Taylor 914ce B. Banjo Allen, Michael Kansas 1986 1st Deering Golden Era B. Banjo Allen, Michael Kansas 1985 3rd Ome Monarch Deluxe B. Banjo Allen, Michael Iowa 1984 3rd Ome Monarch Deluxe H.Dulcimer Alley, Karen Boulder, CO 2014 1st Russell Cook 16/16CXR H.Dulcimer Alley, Karen State College, PA 2011 2nd Huddleson UL400C fiddle Amaral, Kitty Elk Creek, VA 2016 3rd Heinrich Gill "Monza" fiddle Andal, Tyler Nashville, TN 2017 1st Maciej Lacek Master Fiddle fiddle Andal, Tyler Nashville, TN 2016 2nd X7 Heinrich Gill Mtn.Dulcimer Anderson, Andy Missouri 1994 2nd McSpadden GCC Special Mtn.Dulcimer Anderson, Andy Missouri 1993 2nd McSpadden GCC Special B. Banjo Anderson, Brian California 2005 1st Deering Saratoga Star Mandolin Anderson, Don Indiana 1980 2nd WVA Cash Finger Style Anderson, Muriel Illinois 1989 1st Larrivee LV-10 B. Banjo Anderton, Carl Missouri 1993 3rd Deering Deluxe H.Dulcimer Ang, Marvel Massachusetts 2005 2nd Huddleson UL400C Mandolin Aonzo, Carlo Italy 1997 1st Gibson F5-G Flat Pick Arcara, Matthew Massachusetts 2006 1st Collings Winfield Model Flat Pick Arcara, Matthew Oregon 2004 2nd Martin HD-28VR B. Banjo Arita, Yoshihiro Massachusetts 1985 1st Imperial Special autoharp Armstrong, Karla Pennsylvania 2000 2nd O.Schmidt OS120CN21 Finger Style Arnold, Jerome Tennessee 1995 3rd Bourgeous Jumbo OM Cutaway Finger Style Austen, Seth Virginia 1981 2nd Mossman Winter Wheat Special Mandolin Austen, Seth Virginia 1981 3rd WVA Cash Mtn.Dulcimer Austen, Seth Virginia 1981 3rd McSpadden M12W Finger Style Avakian, Helen Fitchburg, WI 2014 1st Taylor 814ce Finger Style Avakian, Helen Fitchburg, WI 2014 1st Taylor 814ce F:\@Staff\Karen\CONTEST WINNERS ARCHIVES\ALPHA - ALL WINNERS ARCHIVE 1972 -- PRESENT Tab: ALPHA Page 2 of 32 4/4/2019 10:51 AM WALNUT VALLEY CHAMPIONS and PRIZES WON 1972 thru PRESENT Includes ALL championships hosted by WVA including the National Old Time Banjo Championship and the National Tut Taylor Dobro Championship WINNER FROM YEAR PLACED PRIZE INSTRUMENT (LAST NAME, FIRST NAME) fiddle Baggott, Edward Tulsa, OK 1981 2nd $175 Cash B. Banjo Bailey, Dennis Colorado 1981 2nd Ome Juggernaut I Mandolin Bailey, Josh Victoria, TX 2009 2nd Larrivee F-33 Custom Mandolin Bailey, Josh Victoria, TX 2008 2nd Weber Custom "F" Mandolin Baldassari, Butch Nevada 1987 2nd n/a B. Banjo Bales, Jason Tennessee 2005 2nd Ome Megatone B. Banjo Bales, Jason Tennessee 2004 3rd Deering Deluxe Finger Style Barger, John Kansas 1979 3rd cash H.Dulcimer Barker, Benjamin Wilkesboro, NC 2018 2nd Cloud Nine, 18/17/9 H.Dulcimer Barnes, Randy Colorado 1991 3rd Round XRD 3 H.Dulcimer Barnes, Randy Colorado 1990 3rd Round 12-11 Chromatic H.Dulcimer Barnes, Randy Colorado 1986 2nd Round XRD autoharp Barr, Tina Louise Modesto, CA 2012 3rd O. Schmidt OS45CE autoharp Barr, Tina Louise Modesto, CA 2011 3rd O. Schmidt OS45CE autoharp Barr, Tina Louise Modesto, CA 2008 2nd Evoharp 21W autoharp Barr, Tina Louise California 2007 2nd Evoharp autoharp Barr, Tina Louise California 1998 3rd O.Schmidt OS120CN21 autoharp Barr, Tina Louise Modesto, CA 1996 2nd Fladmark Gospel Model autoharp Barr, Tina Louise Modesto, CA 1993 2nd O.Schmidt Proffesional Series fiddle Barrett, Dick Pottsboro, TX 1976 1st Adrian Parks Bluegrass Fiddle Finger Style Bartley, Geoff Massachusetts 1987 2nd Greven F-Herringbone Deluxe Finger Style Bartley, Geoff Massachusetts 1986 2nd Preston Thompson Ochestra Model Finger Style Bartley, Geoff Massachusetts 1985 2nd Gallagher Ragtime Special Finger Style Bartley, Geoff Massachusetts 1984 2nd Martin HD-28 Custom Mandolin Batan, Ethan Spencer, IN 2018 3rd Eastman MD615 H.Dulcimer Bealsey, Colin Mobile, AL 2018 1st R Cook CBWXR7 H.Dulcimer Beasley, Colin Mobile, AL 2017 3rd Huddleson UL400C H.Dulcimer Beasley, Colin Mobile, AL 2016 2nd Cloud Nine 17/16/8 H.Dulcimer Becker, Greg Missouri 1978 2nd Mason, Phil H.Dulcimer Becker, Kim Missouri 1978 3rd Here, Inc. Flat Pick Bell, Gary Texas 1987 2nd Taylor Dan Crary Sign. B. Banjo Bennett, David Arkansas 1979 3rd n/a Flat Pick Bennett, Stephen Virginia 1987 1st Pimentel 6M Custom Finger Style Bennett, Stephen Virginia 1985 3rd Martin J-40 Jumbo Flat Pick Bennett, Stephen Virginia 1983 2nd Mossman Winter Wheat Spec. Flat Pick Bentley, Brandon West Virginia 2004 3rd Taylor W-10CE B. Banjo Bentley, Rick Oklahoma 1980 1st Imperial Style I H.Dulcimer Berch, Doug Ohio 1983 1st Round XRD Special Mtn.Dulcimer Berch, Doug Ohio 1983 1st McSpadden M12KK Mandolin Bertoldie, Justin Missouri 1992 2nd n/a Mandolin Bertoldie, Justin Missouri 1991 2nd n/a Flat Pick Biggs, Chris Kansas 1980 3rd Hoffman Series III Spec. Flat Pick Biggs, Chris Kansas 1979 3rd Mossman Winter Wheat Spec. Flat Pick Biggs, Chris Kansas 1978 3rd Mossman Winter Wheat Spec. Mtn.Dulcimer Biggs, Mark Missouri 1984 1st McSpadden M12KS Mtn.Dulcimer Biggs, Mark Galena, MO 1983 3rd McSpadden T34W Finger Style Bliss, Dan Merriam, KS 2016 2nd Larrivee LV-10E Deluxe F:\@Staff\Karen\CONTEST WINNERS ARCHIVES\ALPHA - ALL WINNERS ARCHIVE 1972 -- PRESENT Tab: ALPHA Page 3 of 32 4/4/2019 10:51 AM WALNUT VALLEY CHAMPIONS and PRIZES WON 1972 thru PRESENT Includes ALL championships hosted by WVA including the National Old Time Banjo Championship and the National Tut Taylor Dobro Championship WINNER FROM YEAR PLACED PRIZE INSTRUMENT (LAST NAME, FIRST NAME) Finger Style Bliss, Dan Merriam, KS 2007 3rd Gallagher GA-70 Finger Style Bliss, Dan Merriam, KS 2005 2nd Gallagher GA-70 Flat Pick Block, Ron California 1985 2nd Anderson, Steve Dreadnaught Special B. Banjo Block, Steven California 1978 2nd Iida model 240 Mandolin Bocina, Aco Italy 1999 2nd Summit F-100-S autoharp Boesel, Jewel Des Moines, IA 1983 1st O.Schmidt OS100D Flat Pick Borcherding, John Tennessee 1982 3rd Hoffman Special H.Dulcimer Borcherding, Linda Missouri 1979 3rd Darby, David H.D. H.Dulcimer Bowers, Dennis Westlake, OH 2014 2nd Huddleson UL400C Finger Style Bowlin, Robert Arkansas 1979 1st Mossman Timbercreek Model Flat Pick Bowlin, Robert Kansas 1978 2nd Gallagher G72 Special Finger Style Bowman, Travis Alexander, AR 2018 1st Bourgeois OMC Soloist Finger Style Bowman, Travis Alexander, AR 2017 2nd Bourgeois OMC Soloist Mtn.Dulcimer Brereton, Rob Connicticut 1992 3rd McSpadden Standard fiddle Bringe, Lida Arlington Heights, IL 1992 3rd n/a autoharp Britell, Cathy Mercer Island, WA 2005 1st D'iagle Harp autoharp Britell, Cathy Washington 2003 2nd D'aigle - Denali autoharp Britell, Cathy Washington 2002 2nd Oscar Schmidt OS120CN21 Mtn.Dulcimer Brockington, Linda Arkansas 2001 1st McSpadden Koa 4FHKK Mtn.Dulcimer Brockington, Linda Arkansas 2000 3rd McSpadden Standard Finger Style Brooks, Ronald Florida 1990 2nd Gallagher 72 Special Finger Style Brooks, Ronald Florida 1989 2nd Pederson El Coyote Cutaway Finger Style Brooks, Ronald Florida 1988 2nd Taylor Deluxe Rosewood Concert fiddle Brown, Ashley Surfside Beach, TX 1996 2nd $175 Mtn.Dulcimer Brown, Freddy Scottsville, KY 2015 2nd McSpadden 6FHWSB Baritone B. Banjo Brown, Paul Chillicothe, OH 2011 3rd Deering Sierra Maple fiddle Brown, Paul T. Chillicothe, OH 1991 3rd n/a Finger Style Brown, Rolly Maryland 1980 1st Martin HD-28 Custom H.Dulcimer Bryan, Carol Missouri 2000 3rd Huddleson UL300C autoharp Bryant, Bill California 1990 1st Orthey Mary Lou Sig.Model OT Banjo Bryant, David Memphis, TN 1979 1st Imperial Style II Mtn.Dulcimer Bryant, Larkin Tennessee 1979 2nd Darby Special B. Banjo Bub, Mike Arizona 1988 2nd Deering John Hartford Granadillo B. Banjo Bub, Mike Arizona 1987 3rd Deering Custom Maple Blossom Finger Style Buckey, Jay Nevada 1999 3rd Gibson J-60 Mandolin Bullock, Robin Maryland 1994 3rd n/a H.Dulcimer Burns, Christi New Jersey 2003 2nd R L Tack 15-15 Mandolin Burton, Solly Sullivan, IN 2018 1st Pava F5 Pro by Ellis Mandolins Mandolin Burton, Solly Sullivan, IN 2017 2nd Collings MF5 Custom Mandolin Burton, Solly Sullivan IN 2011 1st Collins MF Custom Mandolin Burton, Solly Sullivan, IN 2007 1st Weber Custom Elite "F" B. Banjo Bush, Steve Missouri 1991 2nd Ome Silver Monarch F:\@Staff\Karen\CONTEST WINNERS ARCHIVES\ALPHA - ALL WINNERS ARCHIVE 1972 -- PRESENT Tab: ALPHA Page 4 of 32 4/4/2019 10:51 AM WALNUT VALLEY CHAMPIONS and PRIZES WON 1972 thru PRESENT Includes ALL championships hosted by WVA including the National Old Time Banjo Championship and the National Tut Taylor Dobro Championship WINNER FROM YEAR PLACED PRIZE INSTRUMENT (LAST NAME, FIRST NAME) Finger Style Campbell, Royce Oklahoma 1979 2nd cash fiddle Carnes, Ed Plano, TX 1993 1st Sam Ray Compton, Jr fiddle Carnes, Ed Dallas, TX 1992 2nd n/a fiddle Carnes, Ed Leitchfield, KY 1991 2nd n/a fiddle Carnes, Ed Leitchfield, KY 1990 2nd n/a H.Dulcimer Carol, Bonnie Colorado 1990 1st MasterWorks R Cook Edition H.Dulcimer Carol, Bonnie Colorado 1982 2nd Round WVA Special Mtn.Dulcimer Carol, Bonnie Colorado 1982 2nd McSpadden Special Mtn.Dulcimer Carol, Bonnie Colorado 1978 2nd Young, Keith Dulcimers Mtn.Dulcimer Carol, Bonnie Colorado 1977 3rd Blair, Mark Dulcimers fiddle Carpenter, Fred Levinston, ME 1979 2nd n/a Mtn.Dulcimer Carpenter, Sue Texas 2005 1st McSpadden Koa 4FHKK Mtn.Dulcimer Carpenter, Sue Texas 2003 2nd McSpadden 6FHCRB B.
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