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Déjà Vu:
Stewart Strikes Again In Rumble Finale
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – There was a profound sense of déjà vu
inside the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum during Saturday night’s finale
to the 22nd annual Rumble in Fort Wayne presented by Jason Dietsch Trailer
Sales.
Exactly like he did one night earlier, Tony Stewart set fast
time in qualifying, had to transfer into the field from a B-main and then
romped forward from ninth to win the 50-lap national midget headliner.
This time, Stewart had to contend with a pair of young guns
in Kyle Hamilton and Justin Peck, but neither were strong enough to be able
to stop the three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion in the end.
Stewart methodically worked his way up to third before 20
laps were on the board, then laid in wait while Hamilton and Peck went at it
for the race lead out front before making his move late.
The Columbus, Ind., native pounced following a lap-33 red
flag for building ventilation, taking a car that he’d called “not as good as
we need it to be” right before the restart and slipping past Peck into
second.
Once in the runner-up position with 12 to go, Stewart got the
help of a timely caution flag for a spinning Cap Henry to close on the back
bumper of Hamilton’s Mel Kenyon-prepared No. 16, setting up the winning
pass.
Stewart finally got inside Hamilton in turn three with six
laps left, finding front grip he hadn’t had all race long and surging ahead
to take a lead he wouldn’t relinquish.
It was Stewart’s record-extending 11th career Rumble in Fort
Wayne victory, far and away the most of all drivers, as well as the first
time a driver has swept both nights of the event since 2011.
In victory lane, an animated Stewart noted that he drove his
No. 2 Our Gang Poker Munchkin “with no power steering for 50 laps” as he
discussed the night and what many considered a surprising victory.
“This is indoor racing. Anyone that came to watch a parade
came to the wrong place,” Stewart said. “We get rough and rowdy in this
building, and all night it was like that. Everybody keeps asking why I come
to this deal, and it’s because of the fans and the fact that they want to
see a show. They don’t want to see us just sit there and ride around and
follow each other for 50 laps. That’s the nature of the beast.
“We saw it all night. I don’t know why when I do it (make
contact while making a pass), it’s not acceptable, but I think everyone came
to see a show and if they didn’t get a show out of that, I don't know what
else to do, man,” Stewart continued. “I sat there and ran 50 laps and I only
leaned on guys a couple of times when I needed to. I never spun anybody out
in the two days that I was here.
“All in all, I don’t think I did too badly. After last year,
it’s pretty sweet to be back here winning again.”
Hamilton won the dash to earn the pole for the main and
jumped out to the early lead, with only one caution slowing the early pace
after Scott Hampton found the wall off the exit of the second corner.
Following that restart on lap 16 is when Stewart made his
move into the top three, but at that point, all eyes were on Hamilton and
Peck as they diced it up for the race lead out in front.
Hamilton held serve through the halfway point of the race,
but on the 29th lap, Peck was tired of sitting back in second and made his
bid for the race lead. The three-time Rumble winner got inside of Hamilton
going into turn one and came out ahead, looking like a driver who might win
his fourth Rumble main.
But Peck’s downfall was short-run speed, and a segmented end
to the race spelled his doom. The race’s lone red flag with 17 to go, plus a
caution one lap after the restart, ultimately ruined his chances.
Peck spun the tires on a lap-35 restart and gave up command
to Hamilton, who then appeared to be in the driver’s seat until spins by
Henry – and then Austin Nemire with nine to go – gave Stewart a fighting
chance.
After the last restart, Stewart dug down deep and finally got
to Hamilton’s bumper, turning the tables coming to five to go and forcing
Hamilton to settle for second at the checkered flag.
Hamilton was matter-of-fact after the race and said he
“couldn’t be too disappointed” at the final outcome.
“I was pretty happy to get back around Peck, but I knew that
was just a battle. The war was still going to be to try and beat Tony, and
he just had too much there at the end,” Hamilton said. “Our car was good,
but it was second best. We can’t hang our heads on it though. To come in
here and have a car that could run that close to Tony within six laps, you
really can’t be all that disappointed.”
Peck crossed the line third, followed by Derek Bischak and
Travis Welpott.
Matt Westfall, Billy Wease, Nick Hamilton, Scott Hampton and
Troy DeCaire were the balance of the top 10.
To view complete race results, advance to the next page.
RESULTS: 22nd annual Rumble in Fort Wayne Finale Night; Dec.
28, 2019
National Midget Qualifying (best of two laps): 1. Tony
Stewart, 2, Stewart-7.606; 2. Nick Hamilton, 6, Kenyon-7.652; 3. Derek
Bischak, 31, Bischak-7.656; 4. Kyle Hamilton, 16, Kenyon-7.692; 5. Joe
Liguori, 8up, Williams-7.757; 6. Cap Henry, 44, Williams-7.760; 7. Matt
Westfall, 9, Ryder-7.794; 8. Bryan Nuckles, 59, Nuckles-7.835; 9. Trey
Osborne, 61, Kenyon-7.853; 10. Justin Peck, 5x, Clay-7.866; 11. Troy DeCaire,
67, Williams-7.911; 12. Scott Hampton, 5, D. Dietsch-7.919; 13. Travis
Welpott, 18, Gorman-7.931; 14. Mario Clouser, 99, Guess-7.950; 15. Austin
Nemire, 19, O’Connell-8.000; 16. Billy Wease, 99, Burrow-8.053; 17. Junior
Gould, 65, Gould-8.057; 18. Sean Murphy, 4b, Murphy-8.057; 19. Rich Corson,
15, Corson-8.134; 20. Jordan Caskey, 33, Caskey-8.149; 21. Jim Anderson, 36,
Anderson-8.151; 22. Cory Setser, 24s, Setser-8.173; 23. Aaron Pierce, 98,
Pierce-8.220; 24. Mike Fedorcak, 97, Stewart-8.252; 25. Justin Harper, 53,
Harper-8.393; 26. Brian Vaughn, 49v, TnT-8.510; 27. Billy Lewis, 49,
Burrow-8.686; 28. Chris Malaterre, 6m, Malaterre-8.992; 29. Jared Rouch, 88,
Jagger-9.004; 30. Tim Buckwalter, 8, J. Dietsch-11.015; 31. Rico Abreu, 2.5,
Stewart-NT.
National Midget Heat #1 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1. Joe
Liguori, 2. Travis Welpott / 3. Tony Stewart, 4. Trey Osborne, 5. Jim
Anderson, 6. Junior Gould, 7. Justin Harper, 8. Jared Rouch.
National Midget Heat #2 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1.
Justin Peck, 2. Nick Hamilton / 3. Mario Clouser, 4. Cap Henry, 5. Sean
Murphy, 6. Brian Vaughn, 7. Tim Buckwalter, 8. Cory Setser.
National Midget Heat #3 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1. Troy
DeCaire, 2. Derek Bischak / 3. Matt Westfall, 4. Austin Nemire, 5. Aaron
Pierce, 6. Rich Corson, 7. Billy Lewis, 8. Rico Abreu (DNS).
National Midget Heat #4 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1. Kyle
Hamilton, 2. Scott Hampton / 3. Bryan Nuckles, 4. Mike Fedorcak, 5. Billy
Wease, 6. Jordan Caskey, 7. Chris Malaterre.
National Midget B-Main #1 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1.
Tony Stewart, 2. Austin Nemire / 3. Jim Anderson, 4. Tim Buckwalter, 5. Sean
Murphy, 6. Mike Fedorcak, 7. Billy Lewis, 8. Bryan Nuckles.
National Midget B-Main #2 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1. Cap
Henry, 2. Billy Wease / 3. Trey Osborne, 4. Rich Corson, Justin Harper,
Chris Malaterre, 7. Cory Setser, 8. Rico Abreu (DNS).
National Midget B-Main #3 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1.
Matt Westfall, 2. Mario Clouser / 3. Aaron Pierce, 4. Junior Gould, 5. Brian
Vaughn, 6. Jordan Caskey, 7. Jared Rouch.
National Midget Dash (4 laps, sets first two rows): 1. Kyle
Hamilton, 2. Justin Peck, 3. Troy DeCaire, 4. Joe Liguori.
National Midget A-Feature (50 laps): 1. Tony Stewart [9], 2.
Kyle Hamilton [1], 3. Justin Peck [2], 4. Derek Bischak [7], 5. Travis
Welpott [5], 6. Matt Westfall [11], 7. Billy Wease [13], 8. Nick Hamilton
[6], 9. Scott Hampton [8], 10. Troy DeCaire [3], 11. Cap Henry [10], 12.
Mario Clouser [14], 13. Austin Nemire [12], 14. Joe Liguori [4].
Lap Leader(s): Kyle Hamilton 1-28, Justin Peck 29-34, Kyle
Hamilton 35-44, Tony Stewart 45-50.
Hard Charger: #2 – Tony Stewart (+8)
Ivy Sweeps
Rumble 600 Micro Features Once Again
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Less than 24 hours after one of his worst
showings in recent memory, John Ivy reminded everyone why he’s the king of
the 600cc micro sprints at the Rumble in Fort Wayne.
Ivy raced to a sweep of the two micro features on Saturday
during the finale to the 22nd annual Rumble, wiring the non-winged main
event and making a late pass of Rod Henning to win the winged feature.
The non-winged feature was a straight shot for the wily
veteran after he landed on the pole for the 25-lapper. Ivy jetted away and
never looked back, easily gapping Friday night winner Larry Joe Sroufe.
“My guys busted their humps all weekend long. I can’t thank
my brother and Guy and Andy and Mikey enough; they’ve been working hard on
Kelsey’s car and this car,” said Ivy. “I think we bit off a little more than
we could chew by bringing them all here, but hey, you know, you have to try,
right?
“We put a soft tire on this thing for qualifying and it just
freed it up, and I don’t know why,” Ivy continued. “That put us behind. With
the race track being like it was, we thought we’d go softer on the compound,
and it bit us pretty good, but we made it all work out in the end.”
Behind Ivy and Sroufe, Jason Ormsby, Justin Harper and Blane
Culp completed the non-winged top five.
Ivy’s victory in the 25-lap winged feature was a bit more
dramatic.
He started sixth, while up front Howard McCormick and Rod
Henning led the field to green, with Henning getting the advantage and
pacing the first seven revolutions before Ivy’s teammate Cap Henry came
calling and roared to the lead with a muscle move in the first turn.
From there, it appeared Henry was well on his way to victory
before he spun all by himself in turn two with three laps left, setting up a
sprint to the finish with Henning back out front over Ivy at that point.
Henning held on through the initial restart, but a spin by
Ryan Ball on the final lap of the scheduled distance set up a critical
green-white-checkered finish to decide the winner.
Though Henning got the jump on the final restart and looked
like he might get a huge Rumble triumph, Ivy motored past coming to the
white flag when Henning slowed with a flat tire, and never looked back.
“I thought Cap had that one locked up, really,” Ivy admitted.
“He was gone. I just couldn’t get around the guys I was racing with there
behind him, and then I did … and when the yellow would come out I though
‘Man, we got a shot here,’ and realized it was for Cap and didn’t really
like that too much.
“Then that second yellow came and I was frustrated, but it
all worked out for us. The boys never gave up.”
Polesitter McCormick ended as the runner-up, followed by
Friday winged winner Nate Franklin and a charging Henry, who put together a
furious rally from eighth to fourth in the final three laps.
Dylan Woodling completed the top five after having to race
his way in from the B-main.
Saturday night's pair of victories were Ivy's 21st and 22nd
career Rumble wins across go-karts and 600 micro sprints, further extending
his all-time record as the winningest driver in event history.
RESULTS: 22nd annual Rumble in Fort Wayne Finale Night; Dec.
28, 2019
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc Qualifying (best of two laps): 1.
21-Larry Joe Sroufe, 8.139; 2. 12-Blane Culp, 8.162; 3. 17n-Dillon Nusbaum,
8.229; 4. 51-Jason Ormsby, 8.271; 5. 35-Justin Harper, 8.293; 6. 91a-Tyler
Fitzpatrick, 8.315; 7. 57b-Michael Busz, 8.320; 8. 74-Brent Busz, 8.355; 9.
46-Tyler Lindsay, 8.371; 10. 75b-Brian Busz, 8.378; 11. 27m-Jorgan Montel,
8.422; 12. 2-John Ivy, 8.431; 13. 52-Brenton Lamb, 8.462; 14. 7-Matthew
Brannin, 8.629; 15. 70-Devin Beer, 8.644; 16. 6-Grant Valkner, 8.681; 17.
11b-Adam Walker, 8.683; 18. 68g-Tyler Gunn, 8.756; 19. 83-Dustin Ingle,
8.793; 20. 19-Aiden Williamson, 8.830; 21. 79-Chris Malaterre II, 8.939; 22.
28-John Kirchner, NT; 23. 2k-Kole Kirkman, NT; 24. 29k-Kelsey Ivy, NT.
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc Heat #1 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Larry Joe Sroufe, 2. Brian Busz, 3. Jason Ormsby, 4. Michael Busz / 5.
Dustin Ingle, 6. Grant Valkner, 7. Brenton Lamb, 8. John Kirchner (DNS).
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc Heat #2 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Jorgan Montel, 2. Justin Harper, 3. Blane Culp, 4. Brent Busz / 5. Matthew
Brannin, 6. Aiden Williamson, 7. Kole Kirkman, 8. Adam Walker.
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc Heat #3 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
John Ivy, 2. Tyler Lindsay, 3. Dillon Nusbaum, 4. Tyler Gunn / 5. Kelsey
Ivy, 6. Devin Beer, Tyler Fitzpatrick, 8. Chris Malaterre II.
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc B-Main (10 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Kelsey Ivy, 2. Dustin Ingle, 3. Aiden Williamson, 4. Tyler Fitzpatrick / 5.
Grant Valkner, 6. Adam Walker, 7. Brenton Lamb, 8. Devin Beer, 9. Kole
Kirkman, 10. Matthew Brannin, 11. Chris Malaterre II, 12. John Kirchner
(DNS).
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc A-Feature (25 laps): 1. John Ivy [1],
2. Larry Joe Sroufe [3], 3. Jason Ormsby [7], 4. Justin Harper [5], 5. Blane
Culp [8], 6. Tyler Gunn [12], 7. Brian Busz [4], 8. Brent Busz [11], 9.
Kelsey Ivy [13], 10. Tyler Lindsay [6], 11. Aiden Williamson [15], 12.
Dustin Ingle [14], 13. Dillon Nusbaum [9], 14. Michael Busz [10], 15. Jorgan
Montel [2], 16. Tyler Fitzpatrick [16].
Lap Leader(s): Ivy 1-25.
Hard Charger: #68g – Tyler Gunn (+6)
Winged 600cc Outlaw Qualifying (best of two laps): 1. 17-Cap
Henry, 8.135; 2. 87-Nate Franklin, 8.168; 3. 84-Bill Dunham, 8.217; 4.
11b-Drew Dorsett, 8.244; 5. 62-Rod Henning, 8.317; 6. 69-Blake Lamb, 8.348;
7. 18-Cody Tyler, 8.366; 8. 51-Jason Ormsby, 8.392; 9. 91L-Alexis Adgate,
8.419; 10. 44-Blake Adams, 8.524; 11. 3w-Dylan Woodling, 8.526; 12. 94-John
Ivy, 8.581; 13. 10r-Ryan Ball, 8.595; 14. 21-Clay Sanders, 8.634; 15.
26-Howard McCormick, 8.649; 16. 14-Keith Ousley, 8.751; 17. 35z-Mark Zumbrun,
8.852; 18. 48-Bobby Murany, 8.896.
Winged 600cc Outlaw Heat #1 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Ryan Ball, 2. Cap Henry, 3. Cody Tyler, 4. Blake Adams / 5. Keith Ousley, 6.
Drew Dorsett.
Winged 600cc Outlaw Heat #2 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Rod Henning, 2. Jason Ormsby, 3. Clay Sanders, 4. Nate Franklin / 5. Mark
Zumbrun, 6. Dylan Woodling.
Winged 600cc Outlaw Heat #3 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Howard McCormick, 2. John Ivy, 3. Alexis Adgate, 4. Blake Lamb / 5. Bill
Dunham, 6. Bobby Murany.
Winged 600cc Outlaw B-Main (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Mark Zumbrun, 2. Bill Dunham, 3. Dylan Woodling, 4. Bobby Murany / 5. Keith
Ousley, 6. Drew Dorsett.
Winged 600cc Outlaw A-Feature (26 laps, extended by
green-white-checkered finish): 1. John Ivy [6], 2. Howard McCormick [1], 3.
Nate Franklin [11], 4. Cap Henry [4], 5. Dylan Woodling [15], 6. Bobby
Murany [16], 7. Clay Sanders [8], 8. Rod Henning [2], 9. Blake Lamb [12],
10. Bill Dunham [14], 11. Cody Tyler [7], 12. Ryan Ball [3], 13. Blake Adams
[10], 14. Alexis Adgate [9], 15. Mark Zumbrun [13], 16. Jason Ormsby [5].
Lap Leader(s): Rod Henning 1-7, Cap Henry 8-24, John Ivy
25-26.
Hard Charger: #3 – Dylan Woodling (+10)
Last-Lap
Pass Lifts Schneider To Limbacher Memorial Win
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Phillip Schneider completed a
near-dreamlike Rumble in Fort Wayne weekend with a crown jewel victory in
the third annual John Limbacher Memorial Race for Clone 360 go-karts.
Schneider took the Limbacher’s $2,000 top prize with a gutsy
last-lap, last-corner pass of Joey Pendergrass, who had dispatched Jake
Shelley for the point on lap 16 and appeared to be in control.
But Schneider was not to be denied. He keyed up a banzai run
into turn three coming to the checkered flag, forced his way underneath
Pendergrass and then raced home to victory lane.
Schneider became the third different winner in three runnings
of the Limbacher with his triumph, joining Shelley (2017) and Dustin Heath
(2018).
“I had to get up on the wheel pretty hard there,” said
Schneider, who actually led the first seven laps before being passed by Jake
Shelley on the eighth round. “I hated to see those cautions, man. I’ve got a
long-run car, long-run tire and a long-run prep program, so those cautions
didn’t help me too much. I know you’ve got to have an ace up your sleeve in
these big races though, and we try to have that, but every time I saw a
caution I was just like, ‘Oh great.’ And that’s the only reason we lost
Friday night.
“I can’t thank my guys enough, though. Everyone does their
part and I just do my little small part. It takes every one of them to get
it done and I’m so proud that we’re standing in victory lane.”
The feature had three different leaders, with Shelley holding
command from lap eight to lap 15 before Pendergrass got around him on the
backstretch with five to go and brought Schneider with him.
That move ultimately led to Schneider’s stunning last-ditch
effort to win the race, a score he called “extremely meaningful” on the
frontstretch after his initial victory lane celebration.
The race was created in honor of the late John Limbacher, who
passed away just prior to the 2017 Rumble and was a tremendous supporter of
the annual indoor event and its drivers.
“John Limbacher was a great, great man. He would do anything
to help anybody,” Schneider recalled. “He was a personal friend of mine, and
that had a lot going on in my head. I kept thinking I had to hang it all on
the line for that man in memory of him.
“His son’s a great friend of mine, John Jr., and I couldn’t
be happier winning this one for them.”
The 20-lap feature for the Clone 360 division headlined a
full day of racing for the go-kart and quarter midget fields inside the
Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, with winners crowned in 13 classes.
Schneider ended the weekend with four wins in six tries,
topping two features both Friday and Saturday.
He added the Clone 330 win to his resume in the finale, while
Ryan Moran won the Senior Caged feature and Tristan Chamberlain finished a
sweep of the Rumble in the Junior Caged class with his second win.
Other Saturday go-kart feature winners included Travis Fisher
(Clone 400), Jakeb Boxell (Junior 3) and Knox Carmin (Kid Karts), who picked
up his third Kid Kart feature in a row after also topping the 2018 Saturday
race for the division.
Kaylee Boston (Light 160, Animal Combined) again won two
features to lead the quarter midget contingent Saturday, pushing her total
to four victories across three classes for the weekend.
Landon Hathaway completed a sweep of the Heavy 160 division,
adding his second win of the weekend, while other quarter midget victors
included Dylan Regnerus (Senior Honda), Nolan Mitchell (Junior Honda) and
Taylor Nibert (Heavy 120).
RESULTS: 22nd annual Rumble in Fort Wayne Finale Night; Dec.
28, 2019
Go-Karts
Limbacher Memorial Clone 360 Feature (20 laps): 1. Phillip
Schneider, 2. Joey Pendergrass, 3. Jake Shelley, 4. Smo Tater, 5. Ryan
Moran, 6. Shawn Kluck, 7. Alex Smolders, 8. Doug Stearly, 9. Bryan Cataldi,
10. RJ Cornett, 11. Jon Keister, 12. Sam Weaver, 13. Tyler Brown, 14.
Spencer Smolders.
Lap Leader(s): Schneider 1-7, Shelley 8-15, Pendergrass
16-19, Schneider 20.
Senior Caged Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Ryan Moran, 2. Sam
Weaver, 3. Steven Berlin, 4. Seumus Calderwood, 5. Charlie Schultz, 6.
Michael Paterno, 7. Kevin Wall Jr., 8. Dylan Woodling, 9. Aiden Williamson,
10. Cole Rhonton, 11. Tyler Brown, 12. Phillip Schneider, 13. Travis Fisher,
14. Joey Pendergrass.
Junior Caged Go-Kart Feature (16 laps, extended due to
green-white-checkered): 1. Tristan Chamberlain, 2. Jakeb Boxell, 3. Manix
Furqueron, 4. Carson Mason, 5. Alyssa Vanderpool, 6. Audra Weaver, 7. Alex
Geren, 8. AJ Vanderpool, 9. Ruger Lough, 10. Brycen Whited, 11. Parker
Moyer, 12. Logan Perkins, 13. Oliver Osborn, 14. Colton Rychener.
Clone 400 Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Travis Fisher, 2.
Justin Clark, 3. Jo Jo Warner, 4. Seth Schneider, 5. Seumus Calderwood, 6.
Jeff Funk, 7. Jamie Miller, 8. Brock Anderson, 9. Kyle Watson, 10. Andrea
Weaver, 11. Blake Smith, 12. George Rangel, 13. Josh McNichol, 14. Cody
Jarrett.
Clone 330 Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Phillip Schneider, 2.
Jon Keister, 3. Smo Tater, 4. Tyler Brown, 5. Jake Shelley, 6. Shawn Kluck,
7. Sam Weaver, 8. Zach Wolfe, 9. Alex Smolders, 10. Joey Pendergrass, 11.
Bryan Cataldi, 12. Mark Click, 13. Sam Dues, 14. Jacob VanDeVoorde.
Junior 3 Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Jakeb Boxell (winner
in his ninth Rumble), 2. Tristan Chamberlain, 3. Colton Coe, 4. Kaden
Francis, 5. Noah Comer, 6. Michael Villena, 7. Manix Furqueron, 8. Cecil
Moulton, 9. Gracyn Spillers.
Kid Kart Feature (10 laps): 1. Knox Carmin, 2. Hudson Brown,
3. Cameron McKnight, 4. Macy Staton, 5. Shelby Rychener, 6. McKinlee
Perkins, 7. Maveryk Harris, 8. Audrey Hyliard.
Quarter Midgets
Senior Honda QM Feature (15 laps): 1. Dylan Regnerus, 2.
Elijah Anderson, 3. Gavin Underdahl, 4. Jaden Tharp, 5. Memarie Ashcraft, 6.
Parker Bupp, 7. Caleb Edington, 8. Jimmy McCune IV, 9. Austin Yrd, 10.
Easton Zent.
Junior Honda QM Feature (15 laps): 1. Nolan Mitchell, 2.
Kedryn Evenson, 3. Tyler Lupton, 4. Izaiah Higdon, 5. Jonathan Decker, 6.
Hunter Cardwell, 7. Blane Withers, 8. Riley Mason, 9. Knox Carmin, 10.
Hudson Roberts.
Heavy 160 QM Feature (15 laps): 1. Landon Hathaway, 2. Kaylee
Boston, 3. Austin Kryta, 4. Reed Whitney, 5. Andrew Bogusz, 6. Andrew White,
7. Nathan Koester, 8. Randi Marsh, 9. Braeden Marsh, 10. Nick Cassell, 11.
Kristen Hammer, 12. Breanna Berry, 13. Kayden Boyles.
Heavy 120 QM Feature (15 laps): 1. Taylor Nibert, 2. Reed
Whitney, 3. Kaylee Boston, 4. Kaden Bush, 5. Austin Kryta, 6. Noah Mehl, 7.
Andrew Bogusz, 8. Colson Gray, 9. Alexis Regnerus, 10. Andrew White, 11.
Kristen Hammer.
Light 160 QM Feature (15 laps): 1. Kaylee Boston, 2. Austin
Geer, 3. Tyler Lupton, 4. Nathan Spain, 5. Izaiah Higdon, 6. Parker Bupp, 7.
Wesson Zantjer.
Animal Combined (15 laps): 1. Kaylee Boston, 2. Austin Kryta,
3. Taylor Nibert, 4. Landon Hathaway, 5. Parker Bupp, 6. Caleb Edington, 7.
Austin Geer, 8. Abby Hohlbein, 9. Noah Mehl, 10. Kayden Boles, 11. Nathan
Koester, 12. Nick Cassell.
After Eight
Years, Smoke Rises Again In Fort Wayne
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – It took him eight years and a boatload of
effort to do it, but Tony Stewart finally returned to the top of the heap at
the Rumble in Fort Wayne on Friday night.
Stewart raced to victory for the 10th time inside the Allen
County War Memorial Coliseum with a dominant run through the field in the
headlining 50-lap national midget feature.
The three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion had to transfer in
through one of three B-mains after missing the cut in his heat race, but
once the main event started there was no stopping Stewart’s familiar No. 2
Our Gang Poker Munchkin midget.
Stewart raced from ninth to third by the halfway point of the
event, then moved into second behind polesitter and race-long leader Cap
Henry on lap 30 after then-runner-up Tim Buckwalter caught air with the
front end of his car in turns one and two and slid back in a hurry.
From there, Stewart ran down and dogged Henry for four
revolutions before making the winning pass on lap 35 with an inside maneuver
off the fourth corner.
Once Stewart took the point, not even a red flag for fumes
with 14 to go could keep his momentum down. He pulled away from Henry on two
late-race restarts and never looked back after that.
Friday night’s triumph extended Stewart’s all-time record for
event wins at the Rumble, as well as broke a tie with the late Rich Vogler
for the most indoor midget wins in North American history.
It was a moment that left the usually-vocal Hoosier nearly at
a loss for words in victory lane.
“It’s pretty damn cool; any time you put yourself in the same
category as Rich Vogler, or take a record from him, you know you’ve done
something pretty special,” said Stewart, whose last Rumble win prior to
Friday night was in 2011. “Rich was pretty badass; it didn’t matter whether
it was a midget, a sprint car, Silver Crown car, dirt or pavement. He was
one of the best of all time for sure. That kind of thing is something you
don’t think about when you show up here, but it’s a pretty cool stat to know
now.
“It makes this win that much more worth it, really. The car
was pretty good there in the main, even though I forgot all the tire rules
and ran the same right rear the entire night,” he tipped. “After qualifying
it was chewed up, so we dismounted it, flipped it around backwards for the
main and luckily it cleaned up, but it started going away again right at the
end of the race. This place is feast or famine and there are so many things
that can happen in these races. You just have to hope everything goes right.
“For us tonight, everything did work out and we’re standing
here with a trophy because of it.”
Henry topped the special dash race, contested between the
four heat winners, to earn the pole for the midget feature and used the
prime starting spot to lead the first 34 laps uncontested.
However, once Stewart got around him, Henry just didn’t have
enough pace to keep touch with the leader and faded back in the final laps
off Stewart’s bumper before his eventual second-place finish.
It tied Henry’s career-best Rumble mark, set during the
opening night of competition in 2018.
“We just weren’t quite fast enough,” Henry noted. “We were
kind of struggling there (toward the end), and I think I kind of burnt the
tires up trying to hang on to it. I knew those guys were going to be coming.
Tony had to run the B, so I knew it was only a matter of time until he got
there.
“My guys did a really good job, though. I couldn’t be prouder
of them and we’re excited for tomorrow now.”
Henry’s co-team owner, Joe Liguori, completed the podium
ahead of former Rumble winners Justin Peck and Derek Bischak.
Famed Munchkin fabricator and designer Mike Fedorcak was
sixth, followed by Bryan Nuckles, Jim Anderson, Kyle Hamilton and Cory
Setser.
Saturday’s Rumble program will feature another complete
midget program of time trials, heat races, consolation races and a 50-lap
main event. Peck is the defending Saturday winner at the Rumble.
RESULTS: 22nd annual Rumble in Fort Wayne Opening Night; Dec.
27, 2019
National Midget Qualifying (best of two laps): 1. Tony
Stewart, 2, Stewart-7.723; 2. Tim Buckwalter, 8, J. Dietsch-7.817; 3. Mike
Fedorcak, 97, Stewart-7.876; 4. Jim Anderson, 36, Anderson-7.889; 5. Derek
Bischak, 31, Bischak-7.900; 6. Justin Peck, 5x, Clay-7.908; 7. Kyle
Hamilton, 16, Kenyon-7.940; 8. Troy DeCaire, 67, Williams-7.943; 9. Cap
Henry, 44, Williams-7.968; 10. Joe Liguori, 8up, Williams-7.975; 11. Russ
Gamester, 46, Gamester-7.997; 12. Brian Vaughn, 49v, TnT-8.024; 13. Nick
Hamilton, 6k, Kenyon-8.025; 14. Matt Westfall, 9, Ryder-8.032; 15. Cory
Setser, 24, Setser-8.033; 16. Bryan Nuckles, 59, Nuckles-8.036; 17. Travis
Welpott, 18, Gorman-8.039; 18. Austin Nemire, 19, O’Connell-8.051; 19. Trey
Osborne, 61, Kenyon-8.099; 20. Rico Abreu, 2.5, Stewart-8.185; 21. Chris
Jagger, 88, Jagger-8.188; 22. Rich Corson, 15, Corson-8.297; 23. Junior
Gould, 65, Gould-8.387; 24. Billy Wease, 99, Burrow-8.447; 25. Billy Lewis,
49, Burrow-8.475; 26. Jordan Caskey, 33, Caskey-8.512; 27. Don Dietsch, 5,
D. Dietsch-8.539; 28. Sean Murphy, 4b, Murphy-8.610; 29. Justin Harper, 53,
Harper-8.866; 30. Mario Clouser, 99, Guess-9.081; 31. Chris Malaterre, 6m,
Malaterre-9.156; 32. Tyler Roahrig, 8r, Brewer-NT; 33. Aaron Pierce, 98,
Burrow-NT.
National Midget Heat #1 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1. Cap
Henry, 2. Derek Bischak / 3. Tony Stewart, 4. Nick Hamilton, 5. Travis
Welpott, 6. Chris Jagger, 7. Billy Lewis, 8. Justin Harper, 9. Aaron Pierce
(DNS).
National Midget Heat #2 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1. Tim
Buckwalter, 2. Joe Liguori / 3. Justin Peck, 4. Matt Westfall, 5. Mario
Clouser, 6. Austin Nemire, 7. Jordan Caskey, 8. Rich Corson.
National Midget Heat #3 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1. Russ
Gamester, 2. Mike Fedorcak / 3. Cory Setser, 4. Trey Osborne, 5. Junior
Gould, 6. Don Dietsch, 7. Chris Malaterre, 8. Kyle Hamilton.
National Midget Heat #4 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1. Troy
DeCaire, 2. Jim Anderson / 3. Brian Vaughn, 4. Rico Abreu, 5. Bryan Nuckles,
6. Billy Wease, 7. Sean Murphy, 8. Tyler Roahrig.
National Midget B-Main #1 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1.
Tony Stewart, 2. Cory Setser / 3. Billy Wease, 4. Brian Vaughn, 5. Chris
Jagger, 6. Mario Clouser, 7. Austin Nemire, 8. Don Dietsch, 9. Aaron Pierce
(DNS).
National Midget B-Main #2 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1.
Justin Peck, 2. Bryan Nuckles / 3. Nick Hamilton, 4. Trey Osborne, 5. Sean
Murphy, 6. Billy Lewis, 7. Rich Corson, 8. Chris Malaterre.
National Midget B-Main #3 (10 laps, top two transfer): 1.
Kyle Hamilton, 2. Travis Welpott / 3. Matt Westfall, 4. Rico Abreu, 5.
Junior Gould, 6. Jordan Caskey, 7. Justin Harper, 8. Tyler Roahrig (DNS).
National Midget Dash (4 laps, sets first two rows): 1. Cap
Henry, 2. Russ Gamester, 3. Tim Buckwalter, 4. Troy DeCaire.
National Midget A-Feature (50 laps): 1. Tony Stewart [9], 2.
Cap Henry [1], 3. Joe Liguori [6], 4. Justin Peck [10], 5. Derek Bischak
[5], 6. Mike Fedorcak [7], 7. Bryan Nuckles [13], 8. Jim Anderson [8], 9.
Kyle Hamilton [11], 10. Cory Setser [12], 11. Travis Welpott [14], 12. Russ
Gamester [2], 13. Tim Buckwalter [3], 14. Troy DeCaire [4].
Lap Leader(s): Cap Henry 1-34, Tony Stewart 35-50.
Hard Charger: #2 – Tony Stewart (+8)
Franklin &
Sroufe Split Friday 600 Features At The Rumble
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Nate Franklin stunned the fans assembled
inside Allen County War Memorial Coliseum by snapping John Ivy’s 600 micro
sprint win streak at the Rumble in Fort Wayne Friday night.
Franklin snagged his first-career Rumble victory, and ended
Ivy’s run of six micro wins in succession, with a shocking triumph in a
topsy-turvy winged 600cc micro sprint main event that saw three different
leaders and a myriad of chaos embedded within it.
It started with a lap-seven caution for the stopped car of
Ivy on the frontstretch, then continued a lap later under yellow again when
Howard McCormick crashed into the turn-one infield tire from second shortly
after losing the top spot to Clay Sanders.
Sanders then led until lap 20, when he was the point man
following a late-race restart and got turned from the top spot by
second-running Cody Tyler.
Tyler was put to the tail for the incident, handing the lead
– and eventual win – to Franklin.
Franklin had to hold off a hard-charging Drew Dorsett on a
green-white-checkered restart in order to collect the checkers, but was
ultimately able to climb atop his car and celebrate in the end.
Friday night’s score marked Franklin’s first Rumble victory
of any kind in his neon orange No. 87.
“Man, to be honest, I can’t replay that race,” said Franklin
in victory lane. “It seemed like I’d get close to the front, and then
someone would get back in front of me or the caution would come out, or I’d
make a mistake or something. Going into the race, we just had a goal of
(finishing) top five. We hadn’t had a great car all day, but to be honest I
don’t know what's going on. This thing was a rocket tonight and I can’t
thank my family enough. I’m about to cry. This is such a great moment.
“We just come here for a vacation, not really to win. It’s
just to have fun and as a great way to end the racing season,” he added.
“Hopefully we can be back here again tomorrow night.”
Dorsett came through the field from 11th to run second, his
best at the Rumble in Fort Wayne in winged 600 action, trailed by
12th-starting Jason Ormsby in the final podium position.
Hard charger Alexis Adgate moved forward from last in the
16-car field to cross fourth and Rod Henning completed the top five.
Meanwhile, Larry Joe Sroufe returned to Rumble in Fort Wayne
victory lane after a three-year absence Friday, topping a non-winged 600cc
micro sprint feature that was nearly as wild as the winged race.
Sroufe inherited the lead after Brian Busz jumped one of
Ormsby’s tires on lap 14 while trying to pass Ormsby for the top spot
entering turn one.
The loss in momentum slowed up both cars and allowed Sroufe
to take a position he wouldn’t relinquish. The veteran led the final 12 laps
of the 25-lapper in his familiar No. 21 for the victory.
“I’ll tell you, this was a very weird night,” Sroufe noted in
victory lane. “The lineup was totally weird. Everything about tonight was
weird, but it was good. It’s always good when you end up here.
“I didn’t even know I was gone like I was. I thought they
were on my rear bumper, so we just kept pushing.”
Justin Harper finished second to Sroufe, with Busz hanging on
to collect a third-place result. Brent Busz was fourth and Ormsby faded to
fifth after starting from the pole and leading the first half unchallenged.
Phillip Schneider (Senior Caged, Clone 330) led the list of
go-kart feature winners on night one by collecting two wins and a runner-up
finish in the three classes he ran on Friday. In all, including heat races,
Schneider was eight-for-nine when he was on the race track during the course
of the program.
Alex Geren took his first Rumble win in the Junior Caged main
event, while Justin Clark (Clone 400), Jake Shelley (Clone 360), Tristan
Chamberlain (Junior 3) and Knox Carmin (Kid Karts) also won in go-kart
action Friday.
Kaylee Boston (Heavy 120, Light 160) was the only multiple
quarter midget winner Friday night, joined by Elijah Anderson (Senior
Honda), Hudson Roberts (Junior Honda), Landon Hathaway (Heavy 160) and
Austin Geer (Animal Combined) in quarter midget victory lane during the
opening night’s action.
Racing continues Saturday inside the Allen County War
Memorial Coliseum with another full day of 600cc micro sprint, go-kart and
quarter midget action. Preliminaries begin at 11 a.m.
RESULTS: 22nd annual Rumble in Fort Wayne Opening Night; Dec.
27, 2019
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc Qualifying (best of two laps): 1.
2-John Ivy, 8.152; 2. 91a-Tyler Fitzpatrick, 8.429; 3. 46-Tyler Lindsay,
8.464; 4. 21-Larry Joe Sroufe, 8.517; 5. 29k-Kelsey Ivy, 8.519; 6. 51-Jason
Ormsby, 8.587; 7. 68g-Tyler Gunn, 8.720; 8. 35-Justin Harper, 8.761; 9.
17n-Dillon Nusbaum, 8.782; 10. 83-Dustin Ingle, 8.903; 11. 11-Adam Walker,
8.994; 12. 6-Grant Valkner, 9.006; 13. 7b-Matt Brannin, 9.054; 14. 75b-Brian
Busz, 9.061; 15. 2k-Kole Kirkman, 9.070; 16. 27-Jason Montel, 9.081; 17.
52-Brenton Lamb, 9.116; 18. 74-Brent Busz, 9.175; 19. 29-Brandon Whited,
9.178; 20. 12-Blane Culp, 9.251; 21. 57b-Michael Busz, 9.285; 22. 7-Devin
Beers, 9.802; 23. 19-Aiden Williamson, 10.128; 24. 79-Chris Malaterre II,
11.691.
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc Heat #1 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Brian Busz, 2. Larry Joe Sroufe, 3. John Ivy, 4. Dustin Ingle / 5. Jason
Montel, 6. Devin Beer, 7. Tyler Gunn, 8. Brandon Whited (DNS).
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc Heat #2 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Justin Harper, 2. Tyler Fitzpatrick, 3. Blane Culp, 4. Grant Valkner / 5.
Adam Walker, 6. Brenton Lamb, 7. Kelsey Ivy, 8. Aiden Williamson.
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc Heat #3 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Jason Ormsby, 2. Dillon Nusbaum, 3. Brent Busz, 4. Tyler Lindsay / 5. Kole
Kirkman, 6. Chris Malaterre, 7. Matthew Brannin, 8. Michael Busz.
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc B-Main (10 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Adam Walker, 2. Kole Kirkman, 3. Aiden Williamson, 4. Tyler Gunn / 5.
Michael Busz, 6. Matthew Brannin, 7. Jason Montel, 8. Brenton Lamb, 9. Chris
Malaterre II, 10. Kelsey Ivy (DNS), 11. Devin Beer (DNS), 12. Brandon Whited
(DNS).
Non-Winged Dirt 600cc A-Feature (25 laps): 1. Larry Joe
Sroufe [4]; 2. Justin Harper [2]; 3. Brian Busz [3]; 4. Brent Busz [9]; 5.
Jason Ormsby [1]; 6. Tyler Lindsay [12]; 7. Aiden Williamson [15]; 8. Adam
Walker [13]; 9. Dustin Ingle [10]; 10. John Ivy [7]; 11. Kole Kirkman [14];
12. Grant Valkner [11]; 13. Tyler Gunn [16]; 14. Dillon Nusbaum [6]; 15.
Tyler Fitzpatrick [5]; 16. Blane Culp [8].
Lap Leader(s): Jason Ormsby 1-13, Larry Joe Sroufe 14-25.
Hard Charger: #19 – Aiden Williamson (+8)
Winged 600cc Outlaw Qualifying (best of two laps): 1. 94-John
Ivy, 7.829; 2. 3w-Dylan Woodling, 7.979; 3. 17-Cap Henry, 8.069; 4. 21-Clay
Sanders, 8.236; 5. 62-Rod Henning, 8.272; 6. 51-Jason Ormsby, 8.315; 7.
91L-Alexis Adgate, 8.347; 8. 11b-Drew Dorsett, 8.393; 9. 26-Howard
McCormick, 8.422; 10. 14-Keith Ousley, 8.455; 11. 87-Nate Franklin, 8.479;
12. 10r-Ryan Ball, 8.520; 13. 84-Bill Dunham, 8.534; 14. 26m-Jason Montel,
8.685; 15. 18-Cody Tyler, 8.778; 16. 35z-Mark Zumbrun, 9.015; 17. 69-Blake
Lamb, 9.049; 18. 44-Blake Adams, 9.053.
Winged 600cc Outlaw Heat #1 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Clay Sanders, 2. John Ivy, 3. Bill Dunham, 4. Mark Zumbrun / 5. Keith Ousley,
6. Alexis Adgate.
Winged 600cc Outlaw Heat #2 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Jason Montel, 2. Nate Franklin, 3. Rod Henning, 4. Drew Dorsett / 5. Blake
Lamb, 6. Dylan Woodling.
Winged 600cc Outlaw Heat #3 (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Howard McCormick, 2. Cody Tyler, 3. Cap Henry, 4. Jason Ormsby / 5. Ryan
Ball, 6. Blake Adams.
Winged 600cc Outlaw B-Main (8 laps, top four transfer): 1.
Ryan Ball, 2. Keith Ousley, 3. Blake Lamb, 4. Alexis Adgate / 5. Blake
Adams, 6. Dylan Woodling.
Winged 600cc Outlaw A-Feature (23 laps, shortened due to time
constraints): 1. Nate Franklin [5]; 2. Drew Dorsett [11]; 3. Jason Ormsby
[12]; 4. Alexis Adgate [16]; 5. Rod Henning [8]; 6. Mark Zumbrun [10]; 7.
Ryan Ball [13]; 8. Cody Tyler [6]; 9. Bill Dunham [7]; 10. Keith Ousley
[14]; 11. Clay Sanders [3]; 12. Howard McCormick [1]; 13. Cap Henry [9]; 14.
John Ivy [4]; 15. Blake Lamb [15]; 16. Jason Montel [2].
Lap Leader(s): Howard McCormick 1-7, Clay Sanders 8-20, Nate
Franklin 21-23.
Hard Charger: #91L – Alexis Adgate (+12)
Senior Caged Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Phillip Schneider,
2. Ryan Moran, 3. Dylan Woodling, 4. Seumus Calderwood, 5. Tyler Brown, 6.
Sam Weaver, 7. Charlie Schultz, 8. Steven Berlin, 9. Travis Fisher, 10. Josh
McKnight, 11. Michael Paterno, 12. Cole Rhonton, 13. Carson Smith.
Junior Caged Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Alex Geren
(first-time winner), 2. Jakeb Boxell, 3. Audra Weaver, 4. Manix Furqueron,
5. Oliver Osborn, 6. AJ Vanderpool, 7. Carson Mason, 8. Brycen Whited, 9.
Parker Moyer, 10. Logan Perkins, 11. Colton Rychener, 12. Ruger Lough, 13.
Tristan Chamberlain.
Clone 400 Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Justin Clark, 2. Erik
Wolleson, 3. Bob Gindlesperger, 4. Travis Fisher, 5. JoJo Warner, 6. Jamie
Miller, 7. Cody Jarrett, 8. Brock Anderson, 9. Seumus Calderwood, 10. Andrea
Weaver, 11. Kyle Watson, 12. Tim McCafferty.
Clone 360 Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Jake Shelley, 2.
Phillip Schneider, 3. Ryan Moran, 4. Jon Keister, 5. Alex Smolders, 6. Sam
Weaver, 7. Spencer Smolders, 8. Ryan Ruhl, 9. Jacob VanDeVoorde, 10. Levi
Wilbur, 11. Kameron Lindlag, 12. Smo Tater, 13. Lance Mitchey, 14. Joey
Pendergrass.
Clone 330 Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Phillip Schneider, 2.
Jacob VanDeVoorde, 3. Jake Shelley, 4. Shawn Kluck, 5. Dustin Heath, 6. Alex
Smolders, 7. Sam Weaver, 8. Joey Pendergrass, 9. Derek Hammond, 10. Kyler
Bowlby, 11. Smo Tater, 12. Dustin Lundgren (DNS).
Junior 3 Go-Kart Feature (15 laps): 1. Tristan Chamberlain,
2. Jakeb Boxell, 3. Kaden Francis, 4. Noah Comer, 5. Michael Villena, 6.
Manix Furqueron, 7. Gracyn Spillers, 8. Cecil Moulton, 9. Colton Coe (DNS).
Kid Kart Feature (10 laps): 1. Knox Carmin, 2. Cameron
McKnight, 3. Shelby Rychener, 4. Macy Staton, 5. Rhyker Hicks, 6. McKinlee
Perkins, 7. Maveryk Harris, 8. Hudson Brown (DNS), 9. Austin Foulk (DNS),
10. Audrey Hyliard.
Senior Honda QM Feature (12 laps): 1. Elijah Anderson, 2.
Parker Bupp, 3. Gavin Underdahl, 4. Easton Zent, 5. Jimmy McCune IV, 6.
Dylan Regnerus, 7. Austin Yrd, 8. Memarie Ashcraft, 9. Jaden Tharp, 10.
Caleb Edington.
Junior Honda QM Feature (12 laps): 1. Hudson Roberts, 2.
Nolan Mitchell, 3. Tyler Lupton, 4. Knox Carmin, 5. Kedryn Evenson, 6. Blane
Withers, 7. Riley Mason, 8. Jonathon Decker, 9. Lukas Waber, 10. Izaiah
Higdon, 11. Hunter Cardwell.
Heavy 160 QM Feature (12 laps): 1. Landon Hathaway, 2. Reed
Whitney, 3. Andrew White, 4. Austin Kryta, 5. Nathan Koester, 6. Andrew
Bogusz, 7. Randi Marsh, 8. Braeden Marsh, 9. Kristen Hammer, 10. Breanna
Berry, 11. Kaylee Boston, 12. Nick Cassell, 13. Kayden Boyles.
Heavy 120 QM Feature (12 laps): 1. Kaylee Boston, 2. Austin
Kryta, 3. Taylor Nibert, 4. Kaden Bush, 5. Colson Gray, 6. Reed Whitney, 7.
Noah Mehl, 8. Andrew Bogusz, 9. Andrew White, 10. Kristen Hammer, 11. Alexis
Regnerus.
Light 160 QM Feature (12 laps): 1. Kaylee Boston, 2. Tyler
Lupton, 3. Austin Geer, 4. Parker Bupp, 5. Nathan Spain, 6. Izaiah Higdon,
7. Wesson Zantjer.
Animal Combined (12 laps): 1. Austin Geer, 2. Landon
Hathaway, 3. Kayden Boles, 4. Austin Kryta, 5. Abby Hohlbein, 6. Nolan
Cooper, 7. Nathan Koester, 8. Caleb Edington, 9. Parker Bupp, 10. Taylor
Nibert (DNS), 11. Kaylee Boston (DNS), 12. Noah Mehl (DNS), 13. Nick Cassell
(DNS), 14. Kaden Bush.
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