NPCCC October 2004 IDPA results and pictures

NAME	DIV	CLASS	STG 1	STG 2	STG 3	STG 4	TOTAL

BILL WARFIELD	SS	EXP	15.8	22.98	25	17.62	81.4
JIM REEDY	SS	SS	18.46	25.7	23.33	22.11	89.6
JEREMY VAN GIESON	SS	EXP	17.89	24.07	23.11	25.17	90.24
BEN MOLINA	SS	EXP	13.79	24.66	31.7	29.28	99.43
GREGORY COLEMAN	SS	UNC	17.8	26.74	25.28	33.59	103.41
JIM SHEMA	SS	EXP	19.77	33.74	28.5	30.42	112.43
BRANDON RUDD	SS	UNC	21.56	26.77	34.67	29.64	112.64
TED EVERLY	SS	MK	15.56	36.63	31.89	31.21	115.29
DAN DAILEY	SS	UNC	16.01	29.74	32.6	37.74	116.09
DARRELL POLLETTA	SS	UNC	19.57	29.74	39.05	34.33	122.69
ANTHONY RACICH	SS	UNC	21.85	34.74	34.34	38.14	129.07
TED FURDECK	SS	UNC	24.27	33.48	41.61	31.24	130.6
RICH TEBIK	SS	MK	20.07	31.13	39.08	42.74	133.02
BONNIE FIELDS	SS	UNC	24.42	44.95	30.42	35.99	135.78
JOE PROSSER	SS	MK	32.86	30.2	30.8	42.45	136.31
BRIAN DANIELS	SS	UNC	24.06	34.91	41.18	40.37	140.52
DARREN SANDILLA	SS	UNC	21.35	38.09	41.9	43.27	144.61
CODY HECKMAN	SS	MK	33.05	32.42	47.04	33.31	145.82
RYAN MILLER	SS	UNC	36.08	33.64	42.82	34.05	146.59
JIM RICHARDSON	SS	UNC	22.36	31.94	48.61	46.36	149.27
MARV BOETCHER	SS	MK	24.44	35.41	53.18	40.13	153.16
JOHN REUTER	SS	MK	23.18	34.82	38.35	57.45	153.8
GARY PILIPOVICH	SS	UNC	26.61	37.78	58.12	36.71	159.22
JEREMY VILLARRUEL	SS	UNC	39.39	46.95	40.24	34.79	161.37
EJ HALL	SS	UNC	24.34	37.95	57.53	43	162.82
PETE HARTMAN	SS	UNC	36.61	47.93	44.83	36.55	165.92
THOMAS HUMBER	SS	UNC	32.75	62.52	40.88	35.29	171.44
JOY VASQUEZ	SS	UNC	27.93	40.12	55.76	47.91	171.72
MICHAEL EQUIHUG	SS	UNC	28.65	53.72	49.7	40.56	172.63
JOE MOLINA	SS	UNC	25.92	39.76	42.03	65.87	173.58
LAMORE COTTON	SS	UNC	27.38	53.61	53.52	45.15	179.66
ADAM ZOSSO	SS	UNC	25.52	74.88	45.82	39.31	185.53
MATT ALEXANDER	SS	UNC	39.27	59.28	57.89	38.34	194.78
RONALD TAYLOR	SS	UNC	34.08	58.96	67.06	39.7	199.8
SANDRA GONZALEZ	SS	UNC	42.05	46.29	64.11	51.87	204.32
GERRALD ALLEN	SS	UNC	37.1	43.93	63.73	67.01	211.77
LOUIS VASQUEZ	SS	UNC	45.81	66.41	58.35	43.52	214.09
JULIAN BROWN	SS	UNC	33.31	78.31	48.03	55.51	215.16
PAUL POINTER	SS	UNC	34.25	69.15	58.99	57.64	220.03
WILLIAM HILL	SS	UNC	40.82	83.71	42.69	56.37	223.59
JILL DOBIS	SS	UNC	49.32	51.7	72.74	57.2	230.96
WILLIAM POE	SS	UNC	41.33	82.62	55.03	56.38	235.36

SEAN COLLINSWORTH	CDP	EXP	15.09	24.57	23.7	20.8	84.16
OTIS LAWRENCE	CDP	EXP	12.58	21.94	29.64	23.31	87.47
MIKE BARFELZ	CDP	UNC	19.12	23.75	31.15	23.88	97.9
TOM ALBRECHT	CDP	SS	16.55	29.03	27.04	27.49	100.11
RICK ROCK	CDP	MK	20.24	29.63	30.42	38.86	119.15
KEITH LETTA	CDP	SS	19.7	31.08	36.27	32.11	119.16
CLYDE BROWN	CDP	UNC	33.94	27.52	35.77	38.75	135.98
KEN FISHER	CDP	UNC	23.87	35.01	36.1	41.14	136.12
BILL ZELLER	CDP	MK	27.24	34.19	42.91	32.41	136.75
ART WARCHUS	CDP	MK	25.52	33.95	45.58	34.54	139.59
JOHN ORNELOS	CDP	UNC	32.77	34.16	49.46	37.15	153.54

BILL WOODS	SR	SS	17.31	22.44	30.5	23.63	93.88
NICK PAULAS	SR	SS	17.18	26.97	26.71	26.03	96.89

BILL SERA	ES	SS	17.02	28.18	30.43	42.57	118.2
JEFF STACK	ES	SS	18.66	36.57	33.48	35.1	123.81
JOHN MIKLOS	ES	UNC	20.25	37.21	29.21	37.38	124.05
STEPHEN SCHWEGMAN	ES	UNC	18.49	34.11	37.77	36.28	126.65
MIKE HANLON	ES	MK	20.08	33.47	38.43	39.63	131.61
LARRY HECKMAN	ES	MK	22.45	33.08	36.66	41.95	134.14
GEORGE MENDEZ	ES	UNC	33.88	37.42	45.96	27.61	144.87
ANTHONY STANLEY	ES	MK	31.45	48.74	36.6	46.73	163.52

Here's some pictures from the match. As happens at some of these matches, cadets from the NILEA police academy join the regulars for training purposes. This month they had 23 men and women to bring the total number of participants to 69. Split into four squads, the challenging but efficient course set up by Otis Lawrence and Doug Blazer took about two and half hours to complete.

Here, Match Director Otis Lawrence (R) gives the assembled squad the "walk through", the instructions for the stage. Evidence of the onset of winter is visible in the bundled-up contestants.

The Academy cadets have had their firearms training by time they get to the matches, but often they are unfamiliar with the rules and conventions of the IDPA discipline. Here veteran NPCCC member and lifelong wheelgunner Mike Hanlon gives the visitors an overview and some tips to making their stage runs.

The action is underway as Range Officer (as well as MD) Otis Lawrence runs the timer for an Academy cadet as he makes his way from barricade to barricade. Trailing is second RO and scorekeeper (and co-match director) Doug Blazer.

Here's Mike Hanlon starting his own run down Stage Two with Otis trailing him. He's already engaged the silhouette visible in front of him and is moving towards the second set.
Observant viewers may think that they are seeing Mike holding a bottom-feeding hunk of Tupperware, but of course we all know it's his faithful Smith 610 wheelgun in its' Halloween costume. Scary-looking, huh?

In the tight confines of the third stage, RO Bill Warfield watches another Academy man going after the first of the many silhouettes as they become visible to him.
Bill was the eventual overall winner in the match, too.

Safe competition is the first order of business at any shooting match. Mike Hanlon, a certified firearms instructor, gives the basic safety session to a new shooter trying his first competition. This session is a mandatory step for all new arrivals and is taking place at the "safe zone." In common with most ranges that are run as "cold ranges", which means no loaded guns except when actually on the firing line, all gun handling not actually in direct competition takes place at a safety area like this. Mike is making sure Paul is familiar with the Kimber he has borrowed for the match.

Here in Stage Four, RO Steven Schwegman observes a cadet taking the weak-hand side of the barricade and engaging the targets with only that hand, after having done so strong-hand on the opposite side.