Circuit History
Summary
| 1973 |
Roy and Lynett Pool organize TSCEC. Roy is chairman
of the TSCEC for the first 19 years.
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| 1974 |
Ray Leatherwood (Childress) begins publishing Endo News,
a newspaper providing information and stories about the TSCEC.
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| 1976 |
The Hall of Fame is established to recognize
those who achieve an outstanding level of performance.
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| 1977 |
Marvin Youngblood becomes the permanent Master of Ceremonies
for the Awards Banquet.
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| 1978 |
The "Rookie of the Year" award is established by Eddie Brasher
(Amarillo) in memory of his father. The award recognizes the first
year "A" rider with the best circuit score.
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| 1981 |
Barry and Karla Franklin take over publication of the Endo News.
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| 1985 |
The San Antonio Sidewinders Motorcycle Club agrees to furnish a
Challenge Team Award for short course riders.
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| 1992 |
Roy Pool is elected TSCEC Chairman Emeritus and Stan Simpson is elected
TSCEC President.
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| 1993 |
TSCEC is organized as a non-profit corporation.
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| 1994 |
TSCEC, High Plains and Sabine Enduro Circuits are merged
into a single circuit called TSCEC.
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| 1995 |
TSCEC obtains ownership of Endo News, which becomes the
official publication of the circuit. The annual awards
banquet format is changed. It is held as a separate all-day
event with displays and prizes.
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| 1996 |
The season lasted 16 months in order to arrange future
schedules on an annual basis.
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| 1999 |
George McMahan is elected President to replace the
retiring Stan Simpson.
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| 2002 |
The Red River Dirt Riders, Ft. Worth Trailblazers,
and RFC Ministries came together to promote the
annual Stephen Griner Memorial Sportsmanship Award.
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| 2003 |
Scott Frost is elected President to replace George
McMahan. In memory of Tim Vaughan, the Lubbock Trail
Riders agree to furnish the ABC Challenge Team Award.
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| 2004 |
In memory of Marvin Youngblood, the Ft. Worth Trailblazers
rename the A Team Challenge Cup the Marvin Youngblood
Challenge Cup.
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| 2006 |
A mini series for young riders was added. The series
consisted of four events.
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1973/1974 The First Year
Season Highlights:
- Roy and Lynett Pool formed the circuit in cooperation with various Texas enduro clubs.
- Ten enduros were held. The average number of entries was 200.
- 250 people attended the Awards Banquet, which was hosted by the Gulf
Coast Trail Riders at Woodville, Texas. Master of Ceremonies was Roy Pool.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Post Enduro (Lubbock Trail Riders)
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Men's State Champion:
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Charles Bishop (Houston)
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Women's State Champion:
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Lynett Pool (Euless)
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1974/1975 The Second Year
Season Highlights:
- Thirteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 350.
- 400 people attended the banquet, which was hosted by the Permian Basin
Motorcycle Club (Odessa) at Crane, Texas. Master of Ceremonies was
Chuck Spaugh (Lubbock).
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Post Enduro (Lubbock Trail Riders)
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Men's State Champion:
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Henry Bostick (Dallas)
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Women's State Champion:
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Lynett Pool (Euless)
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1975/1976 The Third Year
Season Highlights:
- Twelve enduros were held. The average number of entries was 450.
- 700 people attended the banquet, which was hosted by Troy Taylor and
Jimmy Fotjik at Rockne, Texas. Master of Ceremonies was Chuck Spaugh
(Lubbock).
- Lynett Pool (Euless) was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Concho (Concho Cycle Club)
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Men's State Champion:
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Perry Davis (Irving)
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Women's State Champion:
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Lynett Pool (Euless)
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1976/1977 The Fourth Year
Season Highlights:
- Twelve enduros were held. The average number of entries was 550.
- The Awards Banquet was hosted by the Lubbock Trail Riders at Post, Texas.
Master of Ceremonies was Marvin Youngblood (Fort Worth).
- Henry Bostick was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Terlingua (Barrick Watts and Glen Pepper)
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Overall A Champion:
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Henry Bostick (Dallas)
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Overall B Champion:
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Bruce Rose (Ft. Worth)
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Women's State Champion:
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Lynett Pool (Euless)
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Legislative Chairman:
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Bob Brownlee (Amarillo)
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1977/1978 The Fifth Year
Season Highlights:
- Eleven enduros were held. The average number of entries was 550.
- The Trail Riders of Houston hosted the Awards Banquet.
- The Lubbock Trail Riders Enduro Club was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Three-way tie, Ft. Hood, Terlingua, Ghost Town -
Thurber (Fort Worth Trailblazers)
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Overall A Champion:
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Don Sanford (Odessa)
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Overall B Champion:
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Guy Burkhart (Houston)
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Women's State Champion:
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Laverne Phillips (Abilene)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Paul Johnson
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Challenge A Team:
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Jack Moss, Eddie Brasher, Glenn Terry
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Challenge B Team:
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Jim Foster, Coleman, T. Miera
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Lynett Pool (Euless)
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Legislative Chairman:
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Bob Brownlee (Amarillo)
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Gas Marshall:
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Shirley Tate
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1978/1979 The Sixth Year
Season Highlights:
- Ten enduros were held. The average number of entries was 450.
- The banquet was hosted by the Fort Hood Dirt Riders at Killeen, Texas.
- Perry Davis was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Caney Creek Enduro (Trail Riders of Houston)
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Overall A Champion:
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Perry Davis (Irving)
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Overall B Champion:
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Andrew Cooksey (Arlington)
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Women's State Champion:
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Phyllis Hayes (Fort Worth)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Greg Odom (Pampa)
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Challenge A Team:
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Jack Moss, Eddie Brasher, Glenn Terry
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Challenge B Team:
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Brooks Blair, Ken Watkins, Ron Sides
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Janeva Tuell (Dallas)
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Legislative Chairman:
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Bob Brownlee (Amarillo)
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1979/1980 The Seventh Year
Season Highlights:
- Twelve enduros were held. The average number of entries was 383.
- The banquet was hosted by the Ft. Hood Dirt Riders Association at Killeen,
Texas.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Ghost Town Enduro (Thurber, Texas - Fort Worth
Trailblazers)
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Overall A Champion:
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Perry Davis (Irving)
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Overall B Champion:
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Ray Don Leatherwood (Childress)
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Women's State Champion:
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Linda Engeling (Austin)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Bobby Pickard (Dallas)
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Challenge A Team:
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Bob Mohr, Will Hendrix, Bill Pando
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Challenge B Team:
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Rich Briggs, Norman Delamar, Jim Brown
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Linda Rulau (Houston)
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Legislative Chairman:
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Dave Meers (Irving)
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1980/1981 The Eighth Year
Season Highlights:
- Fourteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 350.
- The banquet was hosted by the Fort Worth Trailblazers at Thurber, Texas.
- Dick Burleson, National Enduro Champion, spoke at the banquet.
- The Concho Cycle Club (San Angelo) was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Concho Enduro (Concho Cycle Club)
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Overall A Champion:
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Perry Davis (Irving)
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Overall B Champion:
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Harold Boyce, Jr.
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Overall C Champion:
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Tim Randolf
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Women's State Champion:
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Tie - Brenda Pratt and Debra Stowe
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Rookie of the Year:
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“Yankee” Bill Hite (Fort Worth)
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Challenge A Team:
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Bob Mohr (Euless), Will Hendrix (Austin) Leo Anderson (Austin)
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Challenge B Team:
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Dale Little (Fort Worth), Sam Womack (Fort Worth),
Charles Campbell (Fort Worth)
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Linda Rulau (Houston)
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Legislative Chairman:
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Dave Meers (Irving)
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1981/1982 The Ninth Year
Season Highlights:
- Thirteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 380.
- The banquet was hosted by the Amarillo Track and Trail Sport Riders at
Memphis, Texas.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Sidewinders (Sidewinders Motorcycle Club)
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Overall A Champion:
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Joe Dixon (Abilene)
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Overall B Champion:
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Donnie Westfall (Amarillo)
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Overall C Champion:
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Ryan Rodeberg (Dallas)
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Women's State Champion:
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Debbie Denman (Arlington)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Harold Boyce, Jr.
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Challenge A Team:
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Joe Dixon, Harold Boyce, Carley Bell
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Challenge B Team:
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Pat McGraw, Randy Cleam, Gaylord Kennedy
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Greta Hopson
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Legislative Chairman:
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Will Hendrix (Austin)
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1982/1983 The Tenth Year
Season Highlights:
- Twelve enduros were held. The average number of entries was 372.
- The banquet was hosted by the Fort Hood Dirt Riders at Killeen, Texas.
- Roy Pool was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
- Sidewinders Motorcycle Club was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Sidewinders (Sidewinders Motorcycle Club, San Antonio)
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Overall A Champion:
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Zack Elkins (Amarillo)
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Overall B Champion:
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Walter Birchfield (Austin)
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Overall C Champion:
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Jim Snyder (Ft. Worth)
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Women's State Champion:
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Brenda Pratt (Fort Worth)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Donnie Westfall (Amarillo)
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Challenge A Team:
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Bill Hite, Jeff Kring, Charles Campbell
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Challenge B Team:
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Allen Tuell, Ryan Rodeberg, Sam Womack
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Katie Wiggins (Belton)
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Legislative Chairman:
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Will Hendrix (Austin)
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1983/1984 The Eleventh Year
Season Highlights:
- Eleven enduros were held. The average number of entries was 408.
- The banquet was hosted by the Red River Dirt Riders at Muenster, Texas.
- Zack Elkins and Brenda Pratt were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
- The Fort Worth Trailblazers Motorcycle Club was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Ghost Town Enduro (Fort Worth Trailblazers)
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Overall A Champion:
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Zack Elkins (Amarillo)
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Overall B Champion:
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Steve Klein (Houston)
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Overall C Champion:
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Bob Thompson (McAllen)
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Women's State Champion:
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Brenda Pratt (Fort Worth)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Ryan Rodeberg
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Challenge A Team:
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Kenny Otto, Doug Neu, Dewayne Otto
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Challenge B Team:
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Robert Dregger, Ben Cyhala, Steve Klein
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Cindy McKee (Belton)
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Gas Marshall:
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Paul Cook (Copperas Cove)
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1984/1985 The Twelfth Year
Season Highlights:
- Eleven enduros were held. The average number of entries was 439.
- The banquet was hosted by the Permian Basin Motorcycle Club at Crane,Texas.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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LTR (Lubbock Trail Riders)
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Overall A Champion:
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Mike Collins (Lubbock)
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Overall B Champion:
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Woody Allison (Odessa)
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Overall C Champion:
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John Jones (Bastrop)
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Women's State Champion:
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Karen Wiggins, Gilner (Belton)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Michael Richmond (Euless)
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Challenge A Team:
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Ed Allen, Larry Burleson, Steve Klein
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Challenge B Team:
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Nick Norman, Larry Upchurch, Sam Womack
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Challenge C Team:
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John Gray, Mike Olson, Don Klinker
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Cindy McKee (Belton)
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Gas Marshall:
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Paul Cook (Copperas Cove)
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1985/1986 The Thirteenth Year
Season Highlights:
- Eleven enduros were held. The average number of entries was 382.
- The banquet was hosted by the Amarillo Track and Trail Sport Riders at Memphis, Texas.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Red River (Red River Dirt Riders)
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Overall A Champion:
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Zack Elkins (Amarillo)
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Overall B Champion:
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Johnny Jones (Bastrop)
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Overall C Champion:
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Mark Goertz (Red Rock)
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Women's State Champion:
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Chrissa Douglas (Burleson)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Todd Harris (Odessa)
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Challenge A Team:
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Will Hendrix, James Willet, Roy Pool
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Challenge B Team:
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John Gray, Mike Olson, Kyle Dubberke
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Challenge c Team:
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Challenge B Team:
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John Gray, Mike Olson, Kyle Dubberke
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Shirley Miles (Amarillo)
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1986/1987 The Fourteenth Year
Season Highlights:
- Twelve enduros were held. The average number of entries was 365.
- The banquet was hosted by the River City Enduro Riders at Rockne, Tx.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Boondockers (West Texas Boondockers)
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Overall A Champion:
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Michael Richmond (Euless)
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Overall B Champion:
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Brian Otto (Gainesville)
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Overall C Champion:
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Mike Looney (Rowlett)
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Women's State Champion:
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Chrissa Douglas (Burleson)
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Rookie of the Year:
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John Jones
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Challenge A Team:
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Will Hendrix, James Willet, Roy Pool
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Challenge C Team:
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Jimmy Jones, Milton Wendrock, Darrell Warneck
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Shirley Miles (Amarillo)
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Gas Marshall:
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Carol Webb (Fort Worth)
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Referee:
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Jack Henry (Odessa)
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1987/1988 The Fifteenth Year
Season Highlights:
- Thirteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 307.
- The Awards Banquet was hosted by the Sidewinders Enduro Club of San Antonio at String Prairie, Texas.
- Michael Richmond and Carol Jones were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
- Red River Dirt Riders were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Red River (Red River Dirt Riders)
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Overall A Champion:
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Michael Richmond (Euless)
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Overall B Champion:
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Mike Wilson (Borger)
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Overall C Champion:
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Larry Crane (Garland)
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Women's State Champion:
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Carol Jones (Port Neches)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Brian Otto (Gainesville)
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Challenge A Team:
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Greg Koetter, Larry Rousseau, William Pearson
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Challenge B Team:
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Darrell Waneck, Frank Wendrock, Jr., Thomas Townsend
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Challenge C Team:
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James Naler, Dave Meers, Don Bruner.
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Shirley Miles (Amarillo)
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Gas Marshall:
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Carol Webb (Fort Worth)
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Referee:
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Will Hendrix (Austin)
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1988/1989 The Sixteenth Year
Season Highlights:
- Fifteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 230.
- The Awards Banquet was hosted by the Trail Riders of Houston.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Cycleland (Nacogdoches)
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Overall A Champion:
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Todd Harris (Odessa)
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Overall B Champion:
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Larry Crane (Fort Worth)
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Overall C Champion:
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Joey Houghton (Gainesville)
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Women's State Champion:
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Joann Beard (Lubbock)
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Rookie of the Year:
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John Gray (Ft. Worth)
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Challenge A Team:
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Barry Franklin, Bud Hutchison, John Gray
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Challenge B Team:
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Stephen Griner, Ken Watkins, Larry Crane
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Challenge C Team:
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Joey Houghton, Brian Storrie, Josh Whitaker
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Shirley Miles (Amarillo)
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Gas Marshall:
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Carol Webb (Fort Worth)
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1989/1990 The Seventeenth Year
Season Highlights:
- Thirteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 202.
- The Awards Banquet was held by the Red River Dirt Riders at Muenster,Texas.
- Todd Harris (Odessa) was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Sidewinders (Sidewinders Motorcycle Club, San Antonio)
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Overall A Champion:
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Todd Harris (Odessa)
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Overall B Champion:
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Josh Whitaker (Plano)
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Overall C Champion:
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Haydn Franklin (Crowley)
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Women's State Champion:
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Becky Woodell (Lubbock)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Larry Crane (Fort Worth)
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Challenge A Team:
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Barry Franklin, Larry Crane, Steven Griner
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Challenge B Team:
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Joey Houghton, Jeff Pearson, Josh Whitaker
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Challenge C Team:
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Don Bruner, Haydn Franklin, Jeff Kollmeier
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Shirley Miles (Amarillo)
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1990/1991 The Eighteenth Year
Season Highlights:
- Thirteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 213.
- The awards banquet was hosted by the Fort Worth Trailblazers at Muenster,Texas.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Concho (Concho Cycle Club)
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Overall A Champion:
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Todd Harris (Odessa)
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Overall B Champion:
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Rick Marburger (Dallas)
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Overall C Champion:
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Stan Simpson (San Antonio)
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Women's State Champion:
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Bonnie Phillips (Cypress)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Josh Whitaker (Plano)
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Challenge A Team:
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Terry Maxwell, Jack Henry, Todd Harris
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Challenge B Team:
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Jeff Kollmeier, Haydn Franklin, Rick Watson
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Challenge C Team:
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Bill Pando, Wendell Alumbaugh, Will Hendrix
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Karla Franklin (Crowley)
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1991/1992 The Nineteenth Year
Season Highlights:
- Eleven enduros were held. The average number of entries was 170.
- The Awards Banquet was hosted by the Fort Worth Trailblazers at Muenster,Texas.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Concho (Concho Cycle Club)
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Overall A Champion:
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Todd Harris (Odessa)
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Overall B Champion:
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Greg Frady (Lewisville)
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Overall C Champion:
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Stan Simpson (San Antonio)
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Women's State Champion:
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Alice Benoy (Nacogdoches)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Haydn Franklin (Crowley)
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Challenge A Team:
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Bud Hutchison, Haydn Franklin, Barry Franklin
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Challenge B Team:
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Normal Delamar, Rick Watson, Mark Franklin
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Challenge C Team:
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Will Hendrix, Wendell Alumbaugh, Bill Pando
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Karla Franklin (Crowley)
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1992/1993 The Twentieth Year
Season Highlights:
- Twelve enduros were held. The average number of riders was 181.
- The Annual Awards banquet was hosted by the Trail Riders of Houston in New Waverly, Texas.
- Stan Simpson (San Antonio) was elected TSCEC President.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Sidewinders (Sidewinders Motorcycle Club, San Antonio)
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Overall A Champion:
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Todd Harris (Odessa)
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Overall B Champion:
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Walter Birchfield (Austin)
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Overall C Champion:
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Jamie Moster
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Women's State Champion:
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Minnie Perry
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Rookie of the Year:
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Willie Phee
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Challenge A Team:
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Josh Whitaker, Phillip Hoepfner, Brian Storrie
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Challenge B Team:
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Norman Delamar, Mark Franklin, Bryan Stanley
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Challenge C Team:
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Ken Bolton, Jamie Moster, Matt Szabo
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Karla Franklin (Crowley)
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1994 The Twenty-First Year
Season Highlights:
- Twelve enduros were held. The average number of entries was 200.
- The Awards Banquet was hosted by the Trail Riders of Houston at New Waverly, Texas.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Tie: LTR (Lubbock Trail Riders) and Red River (Red River Dirt Riders)
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Overall A Champion:
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Haydn Franklin (Crowley)
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Overall B Champion:
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Wayne McMahan (Amarillo)
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Overall C Champion:
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Glen Pearce
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Women's State Champion:
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Ruth Ann Parsley
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Rookie of the Year:
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Ken Smith
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Challenge A Team:
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Josh Whitaker, Phillip Hoepfner, Brian Storrie
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Challenge B Team:
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Wayne McMahan, Chris Neher, Jamie Moster
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Challenge S/C Team:
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Will Hendrix, Larry King, Vernon Markworth
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Karla Franklin (Crowley)
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1995 The Twenty-Second Year
Season Highlights:
- Thirteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 203.
- The Awards Banquet was held at the Harvey Hotel in Dallas.
- Andrew Cooksey and Barry Franklin were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Jimmy Jack (Fort Worth Trailblazers)
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Overall A Champion:
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Todd Harris (CD), Haydn Franklin (HP), Larry Crane (SD)
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Overall B Champion:
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Todd Slavik (CD, SD), Aaron Nichols (HP)
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Overall C Champion:
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Jack Henry (CD, HP), Stan Simpson (SD)
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Women's State Champion:
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Ruth Ann Parsley (CD, HP, Alice Benoy (SD)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Wayne McMahan (Lubbock)
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Challenge A Team:
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Andrew Cooksey, Mark Franklin, Larry Crane
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Challenge C Team:
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Kenny Otto, Nelson Newton, Charles Fulton
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Karla Franklin (Crowley) CD, SD, Shirley Miles (Amarillo) HP
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1996 The Twenty-Third Year
Season Highlights:
- The enduro circuit changed to a calendar year schedule which required a long season.
- Twenty-three enduros were held. The average number of entries was 225.
- The Awards Banquet was held at the Kiva Inn in Abilene, TX.
- Haydn Franklin was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Memphis Cottonboll
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Overall A Champion:
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Haydn Franklin
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Overall B Champion:
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Michael Taliaferro
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Overall C Champion:
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Matt Wright (CD, HP), Matt Grubb (SD)
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Women's State Champion:
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Ruth Ann Parsley
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Rookie of the Year:
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Todd Slavik
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Challenge A Team:
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Larry Crane, Haydn Franklin, Mark Franklin
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Challenge B Team:
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Tim Vaughan, Justin Bryant, Bobby Brooks
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Challenge C Team:
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Matt Wright, Jonathan Miles, Roland Miles
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Shirley Miles
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1997 The Twenty-Fourth Year
Season Highlights:
- Sixteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 227.
- The lowest number of participants at an event was 97 and the highest was over 400.
- The Awards Banquet was held the night before the PBMA race at Bronte
Community Center. 220 attended the banquet. The auction grossed over
$3,000.00
- Amarillo Track and Trail Sport Riders were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Memphis Cottonboll
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Overall A Champion:
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Josh Whitaker
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Overall B Champion:
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Matt Wright
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Overall C Champion:
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Don Hogan (Novice), Phillip Hoepfner (Expert), Vernon Markworth (Age)
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Women's State Champion:
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Ruth Ann Parsely
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Rookie of the Year:
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Michael Taliaferro
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Challenge A Team:
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Josh Whitaker, Brian Storrie, Michael Taliaferro
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Challenge B Team:
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Quincy Williamson, Matt Wright, Chad Metcalf
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Challenge C Team:
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Will Hendrix, Ralph Crowder, Vernon Markworth
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Shirley Miles
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1998 The Twenty-Fifth Year
Season Highlights:
- Fifteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 213.
- The Awards Banquet was held June 25 - 26 at the Wagon Wheel Ranch
near Snyder. Activities included a gear auction, summer enduro games,
awards presentations, Hall of Fame member reunion, and a dance.
- Ruth Ann Parsley and Terry Maxwell were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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West Texas Boondockers
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Overall A Champion:
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Haydn Franklin
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Overall B Champion:
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Don Hogan
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Overall C Champion:
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David Whitaker (Novice), Danny Waugh (Expert),
Barry Franklin (Age)
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Women's State Champion:
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Ruth Ann Parsley
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Rookie of the Year:
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Kaylom Young
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Challenge A Team:
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Haydn Franklin, Larry Crane, Todd Slavik
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Challenge B Team:
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Brian Canion, Pete Rowen, Matt Justice
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Challenge C Team:
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KGary Webb, Frank Olson, Kenny Otto
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Fredna Lair
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1999 The Twenty-Sixth Year
Season Highlights:
- Fifteen enduros were held. The average number of entries was 209. Due to
problems with US Forest Service permitting, one event was rescheduled
and two events were cancelled.
- The Awards Banquet was held on January 8, 2000 at the Wagon Wheel
Ranch near Snyder. This was the second year for this location and Randy
Hawkins was the guest speaker. Activities included a motorcycle gear
auction, enduro games, awards presentations, and a dance.
- Stan Simpson retired as President and George McMahan was elected to
replace him.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Lubbock Trail Riders
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Overall A Champion:
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Haydn Franklin
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Overall B Champion:
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Michael Bunn
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Overall C Champion:
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John Hogan (Novice), Scott Gray (Expert),
Barry Franklin (Age)
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Women's State Champion:
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Kimberly Morse
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Rookie of the Year:
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David Whitaker
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Fredna Lair
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2000 The Twenty-Seventh Year
Season Highlights:
- Seventeen Enduros were held in 5 states. The average entries was 190.
- The Awards Banquet was held on January 6, 2001 at the Wagon Wheel
Ranch near Snyder. This was the third year for this location. Activities
included a motorcycle gear auction, enduro games, awards presentations,
and a dance.
- Stan Simpson was inducted into the Honorary Hall of Fame for his many
contributions to TSCEC including service as President from 1992-1999.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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West Texas Boondockers
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Overall A Champion:
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Haydn Franklin
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Overall B Champion:
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Scott Gray
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Overall C Champion:
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Cody Coppock (Novice), Bill Roe (Expert),
Garry Singleton (Age)
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Women's State Champion:
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Minnie Singleton
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Rookie of the Year:
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Michael Bunn
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Challenge A Team:
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Barry Franklin, Haydn Franklin, Terry Maxwell
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Challenge B Team:
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Scott Gray, Zane Giblet, Darren Fowler
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Challenge C Team:
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Will Hendrix, Bruce Lair, Vernon Markworth
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Fredna Lair
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2001 The Twenty-Eighth Year
Season Highlights:
- Sixteen enduros were held in Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and
Arkansas. The average rider attendence was 240. PBMA and the Ross
Creek Riders held a joint enduro at Bronte.
- The Awards Banquet was held on January 12, 2002 at the Wagon Wheel
Ranch near Snyder. This was the fourth year for this location. Activities
included a motorcycle gear auction, awards presentations, and a dance.
- Shirley Miles was inducted into the Honorary Hall of Fame for her years of
service as Scoring Chairperson.
- Marshall Valentino became editor of the Enduro Times.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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West Texas Boondockers
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Overall A Champion:
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Mark Faulk
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Overall B Champion:
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Blake Brady
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Overall C Champion:
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Hud Edwards (Novice), Danny Waugh (Expert),
Tim Spradling (Age)
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Rookie of the Year:
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Zane Giblet
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Challenge A Team:
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Archie Taliaferro, Mark Rogers, Terry Maxwell
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Challenge B Team:
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Gary King, Cody Coppock, Blake Brady
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Challenge C Team:
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Vernon Markworth, Bruce Lair, Will Hendrix
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Fredna Lair
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2002 The Twenty-Ninth Year
Season Highlights:
- Seventeen enduros were held in five states. Average attendance was 230.
PBMA took over responsibility for the Mile High Enduro
- The Awards Banquet was held January 11, 2003 at the Texas Motor
Speedway near Ft. Worth. Activities included the motorcycle gear auction
and awards presentations with Malcolm Smith as the featured speaker.
The day after the banquet, riders were given the opportunity to drive a
NASCAR racecar on the Speedway track.
- Larry Crane was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Mike Collins was inducted
into the Honorary Hall of Fame.
- Fredna Lair retired as score person.
- The Red River Dirt Riders, Ft. Worth Trailblazers, and RFC Ministries came
together to promote the annual Stephen Griner Sportsmanship Award.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Cycleland (Nacogdoches)
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Voted Most Improved Enduro:
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CCaney Creek (Trail Riders of Houston)
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Overall A Champion:
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Michael Wilson
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Overall B Champion:
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Shane Williams
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Overall C Champion:
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Cole Kirkpatrick
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Overall Age:
|
Jud Cowley
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Rookie of the Year:
|
Blake Brady
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Stephen Griner Memorial
Sportsmanship Award:
|
Bud Hutchison
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Challenge A Team:
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Michael Wilson, Rick Higgins, Mark Thompson
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Challenge B Team:
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Michael Mechler, Bryan Hoffman, Dustin McCrary
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Challenge C Team:
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Henry Polley, Michael Polley, Dean Kellogg
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Fredna Lair
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2003 The Thirtieth Year
Season Highlights:
- For the first time a co-sanctioned event was held in Colorado. Average
attendance for the year was 286 riders.
- The Awards Banquet was held on January 10, 2004 at Texas Motor Speedway
near Ft. Worth. John and Jack Penton were the featured guests and
activities included the motorcycle gear auction, raffles, and presentation of
year-end awards.
- Michael Wilson was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
- Bruce and Fredna Lair were inducted into the Honorary Hall of Fame for their
many contributions to the TSCEC.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Lone Star Enduro (Lubbock Trail Riders)
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Voted Most Improved Enduro:
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Ross Creek Enduro
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Overall A Champion:
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Michael Wilson
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Overall B Champion:
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Shannon Faulk
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Overall C Champion:
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Jordon Chambliss
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Overall Age:
|
Jud Cowley
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Stephen Griner Memorial
Sportsmanship Award:
|
Jack Henry
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Rookie of the Year:
|
Cole Kirkpatrick
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Challenge A Team:
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Jeff Pearson, Brian Storrie, Brian Otto
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Challenge B Team:
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Marshall Valentino, Shannon Faulk,
Jeff Mechler
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Challenge C Team:
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Nelson Newton, Kenny Otto, Bob Arnett
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Tim Vaughn Memorial
Challenge ABC Team:
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Mark Rogers, Marshall Valentino, Clint Branch
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Ron Bray, Kim Stevens
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2004 The Thirty-First Year
Season Highlights:
- Seventeen enduros were held in five states. Average attendance for the year
was 274 riders.
- The Awards Banquet was held on January 15, 2005 at Texas Motor Speedway
near Ft. Worth. This was the third year for this location and activities
included the motorcycle gear auction, raffles, and presentation of year-end
awards.
- Will Hendrix was inducted into the Honorary Hall of Fame.
- The Trailblazers dedicated the Challenge Team A trophy to the honor of
Marvin Youngblood.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Sidewinders Enduro
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Voted Most Improved Enduro:
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Renegade Enduro
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Overall A Champion:
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Michael Wilson
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Overall B Champion:
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Jordan Chambliss
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Overall C Champion:
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Cameron Kirkpatrick
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Overall Age:
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Richard Kirkpatrick
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Stephen Griner Memorial
Sportsmanship Award:
|
Marshall Valentino
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Rookie of the Year:
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Lee Upton
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Marvin Youngblood Memorial
Challenge A Team:
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Chad Metcalf, Don Hogan, Blake Brady
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Challenge B Team:
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Clint Branch, Jeff Mechler, Wayne Brannon
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Challenge C Team:
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Chris Crump, Blake Ross, Cody Ross
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Tim Vaughn Memorial
Challenge ABC Team:
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Michael Mechler, Jeff Mechler, Ryan Mainka
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Ron Bray, Vicki Shields
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2005 The Thirty-Second Year
Season Highlights:
- Fifteen enduros were held in five states. Average attendance for the year
was 249 riders.
- Due to popular demand, the Awards Banquet was again held at Texas Motor
Speedway near Ft. Worth on January 14, 2006. This was the fourth year for
this location and activities included the motorcycle gear auction, raffles, and
presentation of year-end awards.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Lone Star Enduro (Lubbock Trail Riders)
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Voted Most Improved Enduro:
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Red River Enduro
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Overall A Champion:
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Cole Kirkpatrick
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Overall B Champion:
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Dennis Hamann
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Overall C Champion:
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Ryan Mainka
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Overall Age:
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Mark Rogers
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Stephen Griner Memorial
Sportsmanship Award:
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Ralph White
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Rookie of the Year:
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Cameron Kirkpatrick
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Marvin Youngblood Memorial
Challenge A Team:
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Cole Kirkpatrick, Cameron Kirkpatrick,
Richard Kirkpatrick
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Challenge B Team:
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Jeff Mechler, John Pool, Danny Slater
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Challenge C Team:
|
Don Stevens, Dennis Ray, William Pearson
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Tim Vaughn Memorial
Challenge ABC Team:
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Michael Mechler, Jeff Mechler, Ryan Mainka
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Sabine Challenge A Team:
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Cole Kirkpatrick, Cameron Kirkpatrick, Richard Kirkpatrick |
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Bill Pearson, Ron Bray, Vicki Shields
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2006 The Thirty-Third Year
Season Highlights:
- Eighteen enduros were held in five states. Average attendance for the year
was 247 riders.
- For the fifth straight year, the Awards Banquet was held at Texas Motor
Speedway near Ft. Worth on January 13, 2007. Activities included the
motorcycle gear auction, raffles, and presentation of year-end awards.
- Cole Kirkpatrick was inducted into the Hall of Fame and George McMahan
was inducted into the Honorary Hall of Fame.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Lone Star Enduro (Lubbock Trail Riders)
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Voted Most Improved Enduro:
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Concho Enduro (Ross Creek Trail Riders)
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Overall A Champion:
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Cole Kirkpatrick
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Overall B Champion:
|
Ryan Mainka
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Overall C Champion:
|
Andrew Cherry
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Overall Age:
|
Mark McDonald
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Stephen Griner Memorial
Sportsmanship Award:
|
Bill Pearson
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Rookie of the Year:
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Ian Blythe
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Marvin Youngblood Memorial
Challenge A Team:
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Cole Kirkpatrick, Cameron Kirkpatrick,
Richard Kirkpatrick
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Challenge B Team:
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Allan McDonald, Ryan Mainka, Jared Kuker
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Challenge C Team:
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Heath Pennell, Bryce Cochran, Andrew Cherry
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Sabine Challenge A Team:
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Bruce Shields, Jimmy Strait, Marty Howell
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>Sabine Challenge B Team:
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Allan McDonald, Ryan Mainka, Jared Kuker
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>Sabine Challenge C Team:
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Heath Pennell, Bryce Cochran, Andrew Cherry
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Tim Vaughn Memorial
Challenge ABC Team:
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Michael Mechler, Ryan Mainka, Andrew Cherry
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Bill Pearson, Ron Bray, Vicki Shields
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2007 The Thirty-Fourth Year
Season Highlights:
- Fifteen events were held in four states. Average attendance for the year was
235 riders.
- The Awards Banquet was held at Texas Motor Speedway near Ft. Worth on
January 19, 2008. Activities included the motorcycle gear auction, raffles,
and presentation of year-end awards.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Lone Star Enduro (Lubbock Trail Riders)
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Voted Most Improved Enduro:
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Caney Creek Enduro (Trail Riders of Houston)
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Overall A Champion:
|
Cole Kirkpatrick
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Overall B Champion:
|
Greg Storie
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Overall C Champion:
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Lane Conaway
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Overall Age:
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Lane Conaway
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Stephen Griner Memorial
Sportsmanship Award:
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Bruce and Vicki Shields
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Rookie of the Year:
|
Jared Kuker
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Marvin Youngblood Memorial
Challenge A Team:
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Bruce Shields, Jimmy Strait, Marty Howell
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Challenge B Team:
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Heath Pennell, Bobby Stuart, Greg Storie
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Challenge C Team:
|
Mark McDonald, Gary Reid, Roddy Gray
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High Plains Challenge A Team:
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Jared Kuker, Mark Atkins, Ryan Mainka
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High Plains Challenge B Team:
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Heath Pennell, Bobby Stuart, Greg Storie
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High Plains Challenge C Team:
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Daniel Mooney, Scott Gray, Michael Smith
|
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High Plains Challenge ABC Team:
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Jared Kuker, Greg Storie, Michael Smiith
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Sabine Challenge A Team:
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Bruce Shields, Jimmy Strait, Marty Howell
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Sabine Challenge B Team:
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Heath Pennell, Bobby Stuart, Greg Storie
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Sabine Challenge C Team:
|
Mark McDonald, Gary Reid, Roddy Gray
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Sabine Challenge ABC Team:
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Mark McDonald, Gary Reid, Roddy Gray
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Scoring Chairperson:
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Bill Pearson, Ron Bray, Vicki Shields
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2008 The Thirty-Fifth Year
Season Highlights:
- Thirteen events were held in four states. Average attendance for the year was 270 riders.
- The Awards Banquet was held at Texas Motor Speedway near Ft. Worth on January 10, 2009.
Activities included the motorcycle gear auction, raffles, and presentation of year-end awards
- Ron Bray retired as Scoring Chairman for the HP Division. Ron wrote the first computerized
scoring program used by TSCEC and scored at numerous events.
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Voted Best Enduro:
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Lone Star Enduro (Lubbock Trail Riders)
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Voted Most Improved Enduro:
|
Boondockers Enduro (West Texas Boondockers)
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Overall A Champion:
|
Cole Kirkpatrick
|
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Overall B Champion:
|
Joseph Sutherland
|
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Overall C Champion:
|
Garrett Everett
|
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Overall Age:
|
John Herne
|
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Presidential Award:
|
Bud Hutchison
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Stephen Griner Memorial
Sportsmanship Award:
|
Bill Bray
|
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Rookie of the Year:
|
Eric Gibson
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Marvin Youngblood Memorial
Challenge A Team:
|
Don Hogan, Cameron Kirkpatrick, Chad Metcalf
|
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Challenge C Team:
|
Mark Atkins, Abel Salazar, Michael Mechler
|
Tim Vaughn Memorial
Challenge ABC Team:
|
Haydn Franklin, Joseph Sutherland, Marty Howell
|
|
Sabine Challenge A Team:
|
Don Hogan, Cameron Kirkpatrick, Chad Metcalf
|
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Sabine Challenge C Team:
|
Greg Koetter, William Pearson, Robert Tamplin
|
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Sabine Challenge ABC Team:
|
Don Hogan, Stephen Neff, Kenneth Smith
|
|
High Plains Challenge A Team:
|
Don Hogan, Cameron Kirkpatrick, Chad Metcalf
|
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High Plains Challenge C Team:
|
Mark Atkins, Abel Salazar, Michael Mechler
|
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High Plains Challenge ABC Team:
|
Bruce Shields, Ed Hamilton, John Herne
|
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Scoring Chairperson:
|
Bill Pearson, Ron Bray, Vicki Shields
|
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Previous Member Organizations
| Sweeney Motorcycle Club |
Sweeney, Tx |
1973 - 1975 |
| Stump Jumpers Motorcycle Club |
Euless, Tx |
1973 - 1977 |
| Fort Hood Motorcycle Club |
Fort Hood, Tx |
1973 - 1988 |
| Muenster Jaycees |
Muenster, Tx |
1974 - 1975 |
| Gulf Coast Trail Riders |
Woodville, Tx |
1974 - 1975 |
| Texas Enduro Association |
Port Neches, Tx |
1974 - 1979 |
| Southwest Sport |
Cleveland, Tx |
1975 - 1976 |
| Cinco De Mayo |
McAllen, Tx |
1975 - 1976 |
| Et Cetera |
New Waverly, Tx |
1975 - 1976 |
| Childress Enduro Club |
Childress, Tx |
1976 - 1978 |
| Terlingua Enduro Club |
Terlingua, Tx |
1977 - 1982 |
| Bridgeport Enduro Club |
Bridgeport, Tx |
1979 - 1985 |
| Highgrove Enduro Club |
Highgrove, Tx |
1979 - 1980 |
| River City Dirt Riders |
Austin, Tx |
1980 - 1989 |
| Scottsville Enduro Association |
Scottsville, Tx |
1981 - 1983 |
| Pampa Enduro Club |
Pampa, Tx |
1988 - 1989 |
| Track and Trail Sportriders of Amarillo |
Memphis, Tx |
1973 - 2002 |
| Trailblazers Motorcycle Club |
Ft. Worth, Tx |
1973 - 2005 |
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