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Lehigh Valley Truck Driving Championships Lehigh Valley Truck Driving Championships "TuneUp" Drive 2013 Official Final Standings - Drivers 3-Axle Place Name ID Score State Employer 1 Bolduc, Roland 1 460 MA FedEx Express 2 Valle, Miguel 17 395 NJ Con-Way Freight 3 Walton, Richard 39 385 PA New Penn Motor Express 4 Pasqualichio, Frank 77 350 PA Con-Way Freight 5 Vano, Wilbert 27 340 NJ Con-Way Freight 6 Sutton, Christopher 53 325 PA UPS Freight 7 Petrovia, Lou 88 325 MD Con-Way Freight 8 Meyer, Kenneth 90 285 NY YRC Freight 9 Miskiewicz, Kevin 5 280 PA YRC Freight 10 Dolan, John 41 305 PA FedEx Freight 11 Tierney, Karen 6 275 MA FedEx Express 12 Barndt, Jerry 59 275 PA FedEx Freight 13 Martin, Clint 15 255 CT Domino's Pizza 14 Early, Bruce 56 245 OH Con-Way Freight 15 Darling, Bob 3 230 MA Dennison Lubricant 16 Schwartz, Steve 7 230 PA FedEx Freight 17 Leaper, Samuel 52 225 PA FedEx Ground 18 Coll, Thomas 98 175 PA Wal Mart 19 Wineman, Robert 76 155 PA Con-Way Freight 4-Axle Place Name ID Score State Employer 1 Grant, Robert 42 340 MI Spartan Stores 2 Arnold, Douglas ** 51 332 PA Pitt Ohio Express 3 Herb, Dean ** 94 331 PA Giant Food Stores 4 Stickley, Michael ** 26 330 VA Con-Way Freight 5 Ringgold, Gregory 75 290 Wal Mart 6 Barrick, Gary 33 270 PA Old Dominion 7 King, Donald 91 250 PA FedEx Freight 8 Van Tassell, Kathy 69 240 MA FedEx Express 9 Keller, Kraig 92 240 PA Syncreon Logistics 10 Yerkes, Thomas 68 225 PA Pitt Ohio Express 11 Green, Darryl 30 185 PA Old Dominion 12 Buckless, Chris 38 175 PA New Penn Motor Express 13 Misenheimer, David 13 170 MA Domino's Pizza 14 Stanczy, Brendan 86 165 PA Con-Way Freight 15 Valverde, Freddy 34 135 PA Con-Way Freight 16 Wendling, Frank 22 125 PA A Duie Pyle 17 Griffin, Angela 60 105 MD Con-Way Freight 5-Axle Place Name ID Score State Employer 1 Mathews, Charles ** 40 356 OH New England Motor Express 2 Miltenberger, Michael 48 355 MD Pitt Ohio Express 3 Brown, Scott 58 350 MI FedEx Freight 4 Wier, Mike 84 345 PA Lester R summers 5 Meros, Damon 25 340 NJ A Duie Pyle 6 Keller, Jeffery 93 340 PA ABF Freight System 7 Waite Jr, Paul 9 330 PA Friendly's Ice Cream 8 Lincoln, Ken 74 330 MA FedEx ?? 9 Bauer, James 100 330 PA Klapec Trucking 10 Emenheiser Sr, Ronald 4 325 PA Wal Mart 11 Miller, Daryl 12 325 PA Lift Inc 12 Stuart, Chuck 73 325 PA Dean Transportation 13 Fitzgerald, Ronald 36 315 PA UPS Freight 14 Kicher, Robert 50 315 PA Pitt Ohio Express 15 Rooney, Joseph 72 315 PA Dean Transportation 16 Brandon, Paul 99 315 CT FedEx Freight 17 Tulaney, Sarlus 8 310 PA FedEx Freight 18 Meade, James 66 310 PA Air Products 19 Stanton , Richard 10 305 NJ Con-Way Freight 20 Lindsay, Todd 63 300 PA Air Products 21 London, Caelose 23 300 NJ Con-Way Freight 22 Inch, Bill 78 295 PA Con-Way Freight 23 Shaffer, Allen 87 295 NY Kerry Driving School 24 Ayaz, Ahmet 102 295 NJ Con-Way Freight 25 Brown, John 14 290 CT Domino's Pizza 26 Hunsicker, Eric 45 280 PA E Schneider & Sons 27 Adams, Bruce 2 265 PA FedEx Ground 28 Mullen, Scott 79 265 PA Con-Way Freight 29 Kartaskovich, Donald 82 265 Domino's Pizza 30 Fisher, James 97 260 MI FedEx Freight 31 Craig, Bill 80 255 Domino's Pizza 32 Rituper, Les 20 250 PA Con-Way Freight 33 Griffin, Scott 61 250 MD Con-Way Freight 34 Fulmer, Todd 96 250 PA Air Products 35 Babich, Mark 101 250 NY YRC Freight 36 Wheatly, Rick 81 236 Domino's Pizza 37 Valdivia, Freddy 65 220 PA Air Products 38 Cybak, Ed 28 215 PA Con-Way Freight 39 Reynolds, Kevin 37 215 PA AKR Transits Inc 40 Fenstermaker, Joseph 67 215 PA Air Products 41 Priebe, Bill 70 215 CT Coastal Carriers 42 Kissinger, Tom 31 205 PA Old Dominion 43 Lutteroty, Anthony 44 205 PA E Schneider & Sons 44 Kleintop, Mitchell 64 200 PA Air Products 45 Goglirsh, Jeffery 95 190 OH FedEx Freight 46 Martini, Michael 32 175 PA Old Dominion 47 Gritz, James 18 125 PA Con-Way Freight 48 Eppolito, Marianne 57 120 OH Saia 49 Gaskill, Ray 46 105 PA Pitt Ohio Express Straight Place Name ID Score State Employer 1 Vera, Ricardo 24 340 MD Con-Way Freight 2 Perry, David ** 89 326 MD ABF Freight System 3 Ramos, Lorenso ** 35 325 NJ Con-Way Freight 4 Bachman, Rick 19 295 PA ABF Freight System 5 Murray, Ralph 21 280 NJ Con-Way Freight 6 Winebrenner, David 47 275 MD Pitt Ohio Express 7 Kise, Jason 49 245 PA Pitt Ohio Express 8 Miro, Joe 54 245 PA A Duie Pyle 9 Adams, Shawn 71 170 PA Dean Transportation Retired - Management - Setup Place Name ID Score State Employer Class 1 Gill, Brandon 11 445 PA FedEx Freight 5-Axle 2 Dolan, Bob 29 420 PA Con-Way Freight Straight 3 Hazlett, John 83 360 PA Retired 3-Axle 4 Chrvala, Will 43 350 PA A Duie Pyle 4-Axle 5 Amadore, Dennis 62 285 PA Air Products 5-Axle 6 Flack, Leo 16 270 PA A Duie Pyle 5-Axle 7 Dare, Michael 55 218 PA FedEx Freight 3-Axle 8 Stanczy, Nicholas 85 130 PA Retired Straight Ties are indicated by (**) after the name on the first three places only and one point is added to the score. Ties are decided by a Calaway System using three problems scores..
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