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Tournament Winners (1996-Present) Tournament Winners (1996-present) Last Updated 1/30/2021 Tourneys Name City Won Mick VanValkenburg San Jose CA 33 Ed Killmer Tampa FL 30 Ben Leong Gaithersburg MD 25 Mike Meszaros Billings MT 25 Pete Nelson Renton WA 24 Gene Abood South Plainfield NJ 22 Bryan Lewis Erie PA 19 Eric Wayne New York NY 19 Mark Giddings West Sand Lake NY 19 Bruce Layton Ithaca NY 18 Willy Dominguez Coral Springs FL 18 Ben Swoboda Evanston IL 16 Bill Fenlon Green Oaks IL 16 Sal Caridi Ormond Beach FL 16 Stan Suderman Buena Park CA 16 Wayne Cannon Oklahoma City OK 16 Steve Davidson La Habra CA 15 John Perez Revere MA 14 Mark Delpopolo Atlanta GA 14 Randy Davidson La Habra CA 14 Don Leong Laurel MD 13 Errol Dennis St. Bernard LA 13 Mark VanKlaveren Phoenix AZ 13 Mike Cohen Coram NY 13 Chris Wiseman Lake Wales FL 11 Mike Breithaupt Fullerton CA 11 Rob Woodard Dallas TX 11 Bruce Fogg Southington CT 10 Ed Daley Las Vegas NV 10 Jim Gary Orange CA 10 Vic Horvath Detroit MI 10 Fred Meier Alexandria VA 9 Mark Huaman Sanford FL 9 Paul Brownlee Park Forest IL 9 Sean Riley Long Beach CA 9 Toby Strite San Jose CA 9 Dave Johnson Chicago IL 8 Dave Lippert Orlando FL 8 Hank Smith Torrance CA 8 Ken Biss Coral Springs FL 8 Russ Lemmon Vero Beach FL 8 Steve Helling Colorado Springs CO 8 Tony Tucker Fort Pierce FL 8 Bryan Albin Tustin CA 7 Dave Bengert Bloomington IN 7 Mike Nowakowski Charleston SC 7 Rolando Cruz Las Vegas NV 7 Will Roberts Westport CT 7 Andrew Gess Pittsburgh PA 6 Bill Meinhardt Arlington Heights IL 6 Craig Schneider Metairie LA 6 Doug Yano Pearl River NY 6 Harry Flawd Lancaster PA 6 Jerry Dattilo Philadelphia PA 6 John Kostyo Parma OH 6 Peter Waterstreet San Jose CA 6 Alan Small Winnipeg MB 5 Jim Galloway Wake Forest NC 5 John Ciabattari Englewood NJ 5 Jordan Barker Orlando FL 5 Matt Crowley Philadelphia PA 5 Peter Lewis San Francisco CA 5 Sean Oakley Las Vegas NV 5 Bill Katona Riverside CA 4 Brian Smith Albany NY 4 Craig Elsten San Diego CA 4 Dan Luburic Chicago IL 4 Darryl Horvath Detroit MI 4 Dave Drobena Orlando FL 4 Don Shults Detroit MI 4 Jim Jasper Chicago IL 4 John Lemek Hyde Park NY 4 Keith Johnson Fort Collins CO 4 Mac Nelson Portland OR 4 Red Robbins Dallas TX 4 Shannon Harrison Hamilton OH 4 Tim Rice Albany NY 4 Tom Anderson Moreno Valley CA 4 Vincent Velten Xenia OH 4 Butch D'Agostino Bradenton FL 3 Chris Wick Tulsa OK 3 Dave Hegg Geneva IL 3 Dave Suderman Bakersfield CA 3 Don Hastings Red Bay AL 3 Frank Luisi Des Plaines IL 3 Joe Inzinna Syracuse NY 3 Joe Sheehan New York NY 3 John Christie Philadelphia PA 3 Jon Criswell Newark DE 3 Lance Tucker Buckley WA 3 Mike Meeks Lima OH 3 Terry Motley Detroit MI 3 Tony Luburic Ann Arbor MI 3 Bob Scofield Stratford CT 2 Brian Favereaux Cromwell CT 2 Carl Bible Stewart FL 2 Charlie Marchese Shoreham NY 2 Dan Martin San Diego CA 2 Dan Pruszewski Chicago IL 2 Dave Velten Elgin IL 2 Doc Harris McKinney TX 2 Ed Denmark Renton WA 2 Fred Stibor Detroit MI 2 Gary Drobiezewski Pittsburgh PA 2 George Silva Unknown NJ 2 Gordon Deane West Sand Lake NY 2 Greg Strite San Jose CA 2 James Kanell Tustin CA 2 Jason Johnson Phoenix AZ 2 Jeff Desnoyers Torrington CT 2 Kenneth Brown Yukon OK 2 Kyle Schneider Metairie LA 2 Larry Grogan Boca Raton FL 2 Louis LaFerriere Quebec City QC 2 Marshall Palmer San Ramon CA 2 Michael Strite San Jose CA 2 Normand Plouffe Montreal QB 2 Paul Ferraro Pittsburgh PA 2 Ray Alarcon Exeter NH 2 Scott Sutton Portland OR 2 Steve Baldeaux La Mesa CA 2 Steve Dufresne Verdun QC 2 Steve Francis Santa Rosa CA 2 Steve Garrett Jr. El Cajon CA 2 Steve Seal Dillon CO 2 Tim Thornton Santa Rosa CA 2 Wayne Zarembinski Minneapolis MN 2 William Jempty Lantana FL 2 Adam Silverman N. Miami Beach FL 1 Adam Weissbarth Santa Fe NM 1 Bill Nervig Phoenix AZ 1 Boris Pavich Las Vegas NV 1 Brad Mallory Regina SK 1 Brandt Schmersal Northport AL 1 Brett Pritchard Fayetteville AR 1 Bruce Lott San Jose 1 Bryan Eichenbaum Washington NJ 1 Bubba Koenig Anaheim CA 1 Chuck Arn Cincinnati OH 1 Corey Trout Dallas TX 1 Craig Biddle Unknown XX 1 Dan Collings Cleveland OH 1 Dan Rossi Chicago IL 1 Dana Messenger Albany NY 1 Dave Hess Millersville PA 1 Dave Lubera Cleveland OH 1 Dave Morley Rockville MD 1 David Covert Bethany OK 1 David Goldstein San Carlos CA 1 Dean Gearhart Raleigh NC 1 Devon Eckhart Unknown XX 1 Don Maggini Napa CA 1 Eric McCumber Anaheim CA 1 Eric Wonderlin Philadelphia PA 1 Ethan Allred Alabama 1 Evan Millar Detroit MI 1 Gus Keil San Leandro CA 1 Herm Gelhar Spokane WA 1 Jack Cahill Geneva IL 1 Jamie Ramirez Santa Rosa CA 1 Jasper Cattin Brush Prairie WA 1 Jeff Buending Chicago IL 1 Jeff Hendricks Summit NJ 1 Jeff Matthews Pittsburgh PA 1 Jeremy Kostyo Parma OH 1 Jermaine Cooley New Orleans LA 1 Jerome Gilles Burton MI 1 Jim Bannon Port Orchard WA 1 Jim Gerhart Delaware OH 1 Jim Labruno Eatontown NJ 1 Joe DeChiaro Edison NJ 1 John Adam Phoenix AZ 1 John Bowen Augusta GA 1 John Hardman Raleigh NC 1 John Hathaway Pennsburg PA 1 John Karadenes Greenfield Center NY 1 John Lamanna Goldenrod FL 1 John Staley Billings MT 1 Ken Marino Mineola NY 1 Kevin Hastings Red Bay AL 1 Kirk Tallant N. Richland Hills TX 1 Lance Shull Raleigh NC 1 Larry Braus Mt. Prospect IL 1 Lennart Torne Gilbert AZ 1 Marc Blumberg Unknown XX 1 Mark Williams Cleveland OH 1 Matt Trask Phoenix AZ 1 Matt Traynor Issaquah WA 1 Max Barker Marion IN 1 Mike Naidus Los Angeles CA 1 Mike Parker Marion IN 1 Mike Short Seattle WA 1 Muggs Scherer Stehekin WA 1 Nick Wiseman Orlando FL 1 Patrick Morocco Frisco TX 1 Paul DiSabatino Claymont DE 1 Pierce Dennis St. Bernard LA 1 Rany Jazayerli Chicago IL 1 Richie Wain Pittsburgh PA 1 Rick Zinman Santa Cruz CA 1 Ricky Corzo Santa Rosa CA 1 Robb Schreiber Vancouver WA 1 Robert Schwerin Longmeadow MA 1 Rodger Burton Fort Collins CO 1 Ron Gabbard Fayetteville AR 1 Ron McIlroy Dallas TX 1 Ryan Adler New Orleans LA 1 Ryan Motley Detroit MI 1 Scott Magruder Dallas TX 1 Shane Padgett Jasonville IN 1 Shawn Sherrill Dallas TX 1 Spencer Trask Phoenix AZ 1 Stan Roberts San Pedro CA 1 Stephen McFlurry San Jose CA 1 Steve Bond Portland OR 1 Steve Garrett Sr. San Diego CA 1 Steve Kahn Toronto CN 1 Terry Sheridan Scottsdale AZ 1 Tim Motley Detroit MI 1 Tim Steinhauer Cincinnati OH 1 Todd Plymire York PA 1 Tyler Hastings Red Bay AL 1 Val Miller Moscow PA 1 Wes Smith Livermore CA 1 .
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