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For the week
of March 19 - 25, 2003
Wild 9-7 win to Suns, but Moose bounce
back
Rivals split SV hockey finale
The Sun Valley Suns had one bright,
shining moment last weekend during their long-awaited home hockey clash with the
Jackson Hole Moose.
Behind a three-goal hat trick by leading
scorer Luke Smith, the Suns (12-6) won Friday’s wild game 9-7 before a loud and
raucous home crowd.
Ivars Muzis
(center) scored the Suns game winner Friday. Express photo by Willy Cook
Defenseman Ivars Muzis slammed home the
eventual game-winning slapshot on a pass from his buddy Vilnis Nikolaisons with
five minutes left in the hard-fought game.
"We showed some character," said Suns
coach Chris Benson, whose team squandered 2-0 and 5-2 leads to the hard-skating
and hard-checking Moose and still won.
But the Moose (19-6-1) had a brighter
"Star" in goalie Marc Morningstar and spoiled Sun Valley’s season finale 9-4
Saturday on resort ice. Ex-Suns forward Morningstar turned away 46 of 50 Suns
shots.
Eric
Demment had the best success of any Suns skater breaking the puck out of the
zone against the Moose. Express photo by Willy Cook
Morningstar, who backstopped all four
games against his old team in 2003, was a major factor leading the Moose to
three wins in four games against the Suns this season.
Suns defensive breakdowns against the
Moose fore-checkers were a common theme in the three Sun Valley losses, and that
was certainly the case Saturday. The Moose broke open a close 5-4 game with four
unanswered goals in the third and final period.
But the Suns, who played only four games
in six weeks because the Sun Valley rink was closed to skating, preferred to
remember Friday’s survival test as a true measure of what they could accomplish.
Sun Valley junior hockey product Scott
Winkler made an alert centering pass and set up Muzis for the first goal, then
Nikolaisons tipped home a shot by blueliner Kit Hughes for a power play goal and
a 2-0 Suns lead early in the game.
Luke Smith
was the #1 star of Friday’s 9-7 Suns win. Express photo by Willy Cook
A battling bunch who skated hard to the
final whistle in each game, the Moose tied it 2-2 before John Stevens used some
fancy footwork to put the Suns ahead 3-2 with just 23 seconds left in the first
period.
Two more quick goals—Smith breaking in
from the left wing and defenseman Kris Webster blasting a shot from the
point—put the Suns ahead 5-2 early in the second. The Moose fired back with
three goals in three minutes.
Nikolaisons earned a penalty late in the
third, the game tied 6-6, and the Suns got the go-ahead goal on the power play
when Smith punched home a Hughes hummer from the point for his hat trick. A Suns
defensive error let the Moose tie it 7-7, setting the stage for Muzis’ game
winner.
Goalie Matt
Gershater came up with the big saves at crunch time. Express photo by
Willy Cook
Try as they could, the Suns couldn’t
contain the relentless Moose line of Gregg Gripentrog, T.C. Harris and Charlie
Ridolf. They accounted for 19 of the 36 Moose points—Ridolf and Gripentrog
amassing four assists apiece Saturday. Moose defenseman Chris DeMarco had a
third-period hat trick Saturday to deflate the Suns.
Check the Express Web site for a complete
summary of last weekend’s games plus final Suns season statistics and the team’s
all-time scoring leaders.
Suns 9, Moose 7
Friday
Jackson Moose 2 4 1 7
Sun Valley Suns 3 3 3 9
FIRST PERIOD—(1) SV, Ivars Muzis 3 (Matt O’Hare, Scott Winkler), 3:58.
(2) SV, Vilnis Nikolaisons 13 (Eric Demment, Kit Hughes), 5:18, power play goal.
(3) Moose, Charlie Ridolf 4 (John Curry, Aaron Ackley), 13:19, power play goal.
(4) Moose, T.C. Harris 19 (Gregg Gripentrog), 15:14. (5) SV, John Stevens 8 (Tom
Forti, Nikolaisons), 19:37.
SECOND PERIOD—(6) SV, Luke Smith 15 (Hughes), 1:07. (7) SV, Kris Webster
1 (Winkler), 4:00. (8) Moose, Ackley 4 (Bryan Hannafin, Joe Casey), 9:20. (9)
Moose, Hannafin 13 (Mike Sullivan), 12:44. (10) Moose, Harris 20 (Curry), 13:00.
(11) SV, Smith 16 (Webster, Frank Salvoni), 15:38. (12) Moose, Ridolf 5 (Harris,
Gripentrog), 17:49.
THIRD PERIOD—(13) SV, Smith 17 (Hughes), 12:15, power play and hat
trick goal. (14) Moose, Casey 30 (unassisted), 13:05. (15) SV, Muzis 4 (Nikolaisons,
Stevens), 15:43, game-winning goal. (16) SV, Stevens 9 (unassisted), 19:30,
empty net goal.
SHOTS ON GOAL—For Jackson Hole 14-19-13 for 46; for Sun Valley
16-17-16 for 49.
GOALIES—Jackson Hole, Mark Morningstar (40 saves, 12-6-1 season
record); SV, Matt Gershater (39 saves, 8-3-0 season record).
OFFICIALS—Referee, Richard Winkler; linesmen, Curtis Martin and Pat
Ballou.
NOTES—The Suns scored the first goal of each period….Suns coach Chris
Benson was appreciative of the big, loud crowd—and also of the fact that a
couple of Suns shots found the back of the net at the right times…..Vilnis
Nikolaisons’ mistake that gave the Moose their game-tying goal at 7-7 was
totally "out of character," for the smart, reliable Suns wing, coach Benson
said. Nikolaisons turned a breakout pass blindly to the center, right onto the
stick of Moose captain Joe Casey, and Casey made no mistake. Vilnis slammed his
stick on the glass, furious with himself. But two minutes later Nikolaisons got
it back, with the help of his buddy Ivars Muzis. Vilnis kept the puck in the
Moose zone and dropped a pass back to Muzis on the left point, and Ivars pulled
the trigger for the eventual winner. John Stevens flipped an empty-netter home
with 30 seconds left and slammed his chest into the plexiglass to celebrate. A
similar plexiglass-slamming celebration at the end of the game broke the
glass…Adding Scott Winkler, who came up from southern California for the
weekend, and veteran blueliner Kris Webster, the Suns could go with four two
forward lines and three sets of defensemen. They were Vilnis Nikolaisons-Tom
Forti-John Stevens, Frank Salvoni-Luke Smith-Chris Benson, Scott Winkler-Matt
O’Hare-Scott Carmack, Rohan Verplank-J.J. Hanley-Caleb Baukol. Defensemen were
Eric Demment-Kit Hughes, Ivars Muzis-Paul Baranzelli, Kris Webster-Ben Niemela…..
Webster made an excellent play at the point with the game tied 5-5. He lowered
his stick horizontal to the ice and stopped a potential Moose breakout pass. In
the same motion Webster swept the puck to the front of the Moose net where Smith
poked it past goalie Morningstar for a 6-5 Suns lead…..Home crowd favorite J.J.
Hanley had a couple of solid third-period shots attempting to break the 6-6
tie….The Moose countered with the same two forward lines they led off with at
Snow King: Bryan Hannifan-Joe Casey-Nick Dolentz, Gregg Gripentrog-T.C.
Harris-Charlie Ridolf. With his wings Dustin Stolp (21 points) and T.J. Thomas
(17 points) not making the trip because of work responsibilities, center Eric
Rahilly skated with LW Josh Theken and RW Dan Potter. It hurt somewhat not
having Stolp, Thomas and Rahilly playing together, Moose coach Dave Pfeifer
acknowledged, since the three have skated together since they were members of
the pre-Moose Junior A Jackson Hole Grizzlies in the early 1990s….The three
Moose defensive pairs were Adam Patterson-Chris Demarco, John Curry-Aaron
Ackley, Mike Sullivan-John Bradford. Former Suns player Wade Clarke (3-21 for
24) also didn’t make the trip…. The Moose had allowed a season-high 10 goals in
a 10-5 loss at the Las Vegas Royals Nov. 23….The last time he played at Sun
Valley, Moose goalie Marc Morningstar also yielded 9 goals in a 9-2 loss to the
Suns….Suns goalie Matt Gershater, who had family in town, preserved the victory
with an amazing stop on John Curry’s backdoor attempt with 53 seconds left and
the Moose using the extra attacker….The Suns scored their most goals in a single
game since Jan. 4.
Moose 9, Suns 4
Saturday
Jackson Moose 1 4 4 9
Sun Valley Suns 2 2 0 4
FIRST PERIOD—(1) Moose, Josh Theken 6 (unassisted), 10:42. (2) SV, Tom
Forti 9 (Hughes, Demment), 15:05. (3) SV, Ben Niemela 1 (O’Hare, Rohan Verplank),
16:49.
SECOND PERIOD—(4) Moose, Hannafin 15 (Harris), 2:32, power play goal. (5)
SV, Salvoni 8 (Smith), 2:41. (6) Moose, Harris 21 (Gripentrog, Ridolf), 4:27.
(7) Moose, Curry 3 (Gripentrog), 8:34. (8) Moose, Hannafin 16 (Ridolf,
Gripentrog), 16:27. (9) SV, Smith 18 (Nikolaisons, Chris Benson), 17:36, power
play goal.
THIRD PERIOD—(10) Moose, Chris Demarco 3 (unassisted), 2:58. (11)
Moose, Harris 22 (Ridolf, Gripentrog), 4:37. (12) Moose, DeMarco 4 (Ridolf,
Harris), 5:08. (13) Moose, DeMarco 5 (Casey), 19:15, hat trick goal.
SHOTS ON GOAL—For Jackson Hole 14-15-21 for 50; for Sun Valley
15-18-17 for 50.
GOALIES—Jackson Hole, Morningstar (46 saves, 13-6-1 season record); SV,
James Moskos (41 saves, 3-3-0 season record).
OFFICIALS—Referee, Richard Winkler; linesmen, John Olson and Pat
Ballou.
NOTES—Luke Smith, who nailed down his first Suns season scoring title,
led the Suns with 4 goals and 1 assist for 5 points on the weekend. Defenseman
Kit Hughes had 4 assists and Vilnis Nikolaisons had 4 points as well….Smith (79
goals and 77 assists for 156 points for 5 Suns years) is now #19 on the team’s
all-time goal scoring list….Always-dependable fifth-year wing Nikolaisons
(86-144 for 230) has moved into #10 all-time and can reach the #5 spot with a
decent year next winter. Eighth-year wing John Stevens (83-131 for 214) moved
past Phil Hoene this weekend into #13 on the all-time Suns list….The Moose
didn’t have the scoring diversity they did in sweeping the Suns 5-3 and 8-3 Feb.
21-22, when there were 15 different Moose scorers led by former University of
Connecticut skater Charlie Ridolf, 23, of West Warwick, R.I. But the Moose
didn’t really need a variety of scorers because the line of Gregg Gripentrog-T.C.
Harris-Ridolf was clicking on all cylinders with 19 of Jackson Hole’s 36 points
on the weekend. And fourth-year Moose defenseman Chris DeMarco, 26, of
Binghamton, N.Y. picked up any slack when he scored a 3-goal hat trick in
tonight’s finale. DeMarco had scored just 3 goals for the season entering the
game ….Ex-Denver University skater Joe Casey leads the Moose with 30 goals and
19 assists for 49 points. Gripentrog weighs in at 17-28 for 45. The Moose have
gotten great production from first-year T.C. Harris (22-13 for 35), Bryan
Hannifan (16-15 for 31) and Nick Dolentz (9-15 for 24)…..The Moose now lead
15-8-1 in the six-year series. They’ve won 13 of the last 16 games between the
two teams after the Suns opened the series in 1998 with a 3-0-1 advantage….The
Suns were 3-for-7 on the power play this weekend, and Moose 2-for-9. Weekend
penalty minutes were fairly even: Suns 29, Moose 25…..Suns forward lines were
Vilnis Nikolaisons-Tom Forti-John Stevens, Frank Salvoni-Luke Smith-Chris
Benson, Scott Winkler-Matt O’Hare-Rohan Verplank, J.J. Hanley-Scott Carmack-Caleb
Baukol. Defensemen were Eric Demment-Kit Hughes, Ivars Muzis-Paul Baranzelli,
Kris Webster-Ben Niemela….The O’Hare third line put on good pressure all
game……Winkler had a couple of very good early chances, then Tom Forti’s hard
work kept the puck in the Moose zone and Forti tipped home a Kit Hughes slapper
for the first goal. O’Hare’s forechecking set up the second goal, which went to
defenseman Ben Niemela—his first point of the season—on a rocket shot from the
point. O’Hare ended up sprawled on the top of Moose goalie Marc Morningstar
after the puck went in…..The first two Moose goals came directly from Suns
defensive mistakes….Goalie James Moskos made several very big saves in the
second period when the Moose offense was picking up steam, then a quick shot by
Chris Benson on the Suns power play was punched home by Luke Smith cutting the
Moose lead to 5-4 after two periods. But, for the third time in the game, the
Suns defense gave up the puck leading directly to a goal, and offensive-minded
Moose blueliner Chris DeMarco scored the first of his three third-period goals.
"We had some defensive breakdowns," said coach Benson.
2002-03 Sun
Valley Suns
final season
statistics
(12-6 overall: 11-3 home, 1-3 away)
as of
February 19, 2003
PLAYER |
GAMES |
GOALS |
AST. |
PTS. |
PMIN |
Luke Smith
|
17 |
18 |
16 |
34 |
47.0 |
Vilnis Nikolaisons
|
18 |
13 |
15 |
28 |
4.0 |
Tom Forti
|
16 |
9 |
17 |
26 |
2.0 |
John Stevens
|
18 |
9 |
15 |
24 |
12.0 |
Paul Baranzelli
|
18 |
15 |
8 |
23 |
27.0 |
Eric Demment
|
17 |
6 |
15 |
21 |
31.0 |
Frank Salvoni
|
17 |
8 |
8 |
16 |
4.0 |
Kit Hughes
|
16 |
4 |
8 |
12 |
4.0 |
Chris Benson
|
13 |
5 |
6 |
11 |
20.0 |
Ivars Muzis
|
18 |
4 |
6 |
10 |
32.0 |
John Miller
|
10 |
3 |
7 |
10 |
13.0 |
Scott Winkler
|
9 |
3 |
7 |
10 |
7.0 |
Scott Carmack
|
16 |
3 |
4 |
7 |
19.0 |
Matt O’Hare
|
16 |
3 |
4 |
7 |
14.0 |
Kris Webster
|
8 |
1 |
4 |
5 |
4.0 |
Mike Selhay |
8 |
1 |
4 |
5 |
9.0 |
Ben Stauffer
|
4 |
2 |
2 |
4 |
6.0 |
Rohan Verplank
|
16 |
0 |
2 |
2 |
15.0 |
Perry Smiley
|
13 |
0 |
2 |
2 |
2.0 |
Caleb Baukol
|
18 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
8.0 |
Ben Niemela
|
18 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
38.0 |
Matt Gershater
|
12 |
0 |
1 |
1
|
8.0 |
Jamie Ellison
|
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2.0 |
James Moskos
|
7 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0.0 |
J.J. Hanley
|
6 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
4.0 |
David Stone
|
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0.0 |
GOALTENDER
|
GAMES |
GOALS |
W-L |
AVG. |
Matt Gershater
|
11 |
41 |
8-3-0 |
3.73 |
James Moskos |
5.5 |
27 |
3-3-0
|
4.91 |
David Stone |
1.5 |
7 |
1-0-0 |
4.67 |
Shots—Gershater 354, Moskos 215, Stone 55.
Saves—Gershater 313, Moskos 188, Stone 48.
Shootout saves—Gershater 5.
Shootout goals allowed—Gershater 3.
Shutouts—0.
SCORE
BY
PERIODS
|
1ST |
2ND |
3RD |
OT |
TOT |
AVE |
Opposition |
25 |
30 |
19 |
2 |
76 |
4.2 |
Sun
Valley |
34 |
35 |
37 |
1 |
107 |
5.9 |
INDIVIDUAL MARKS
Two-goal games (17)—Luke Smith 3, John Stevens 3, Chris Benson 2, Tom
Forti 2, Vilnis Nikolaisons 2, Ivars Muzis 1, Frank Salvoni 1, Eric Demment 1,
Scott Winkler 1, John Miller 1.
Hat tricks or more (6)— Paul Baranzelli 2 (1 with 5 goals), Luke Smith 2
(1 with 4 goals), Frank Salvoni 1, Vilnis Nikolaisons 1.
Game-winning goals—Tom Forti 1, Ivars Muzis 1.
Power play goals (18-61, 30%)— Vilnis Nikolaisons 3, Luke Smith 3, Chris
Benson 2, Eric Demment 2, Paul Baranzelli 2, Tom Forti 1, John Miller 1, Mike
Selhay 1, John Stevens 1, Frank Salvoni 1, Ivars Muzis 1. Power play goals
(opposition): 18-87, (21%).
Shorthanded goals (4)—Scott Winkler 2, Luke Smith 1, Vilnis Nikolaisons
1. Shorthanded goals (opposition): 3.
Season penalty minutes: SV 341, opponents 292.
GAME RESULTS
Total record: 12-6
Record in 1-goal games: 1-2
Record in overtime: 1-2-0
Games scoring 9 or more goals: 4
Games scoring 7 or more goals: 5
December 20 (H) Boise Blades 3, Sun Valley 2 (OT)
December 21 (H) Sun Valley 6, Boise Blades 1
December 27 (H) Sun Valley 9, Portland Czechs 3
December 28 (H) Sun Valley 16, Portland Czechs 6
January 3 (H) Sun Valley 6, Richtone Painting 1
January 4 (H) Sun Valley 9, Richtone Painting 3
January 17 (A) Las Vegas Royals 7, Sun Valley 1
January 18 (A) Sun Valley 5, Las Vegas Royals 2
January 24 (H) Sun Valley 5, Seattle Indians 2
January 25 (H) Sun Valley 4, Seattle Indians 3 (OT)
January 31 (H) Trail Smoke Eaters 7, SV 6 (OT shootout)
February 1 (H) Sun Valley 7, Trail Smoke Eaters 4
February 7 (H) Sun Valley 6, Minneapolis Green Mill 2
February 8 (H) Sun Valley 6, Minneapolis Green Mill 3
February 21 (A) Jackson Hole Moose 5, Sun Valley 3
February 22 (A) Jackson Hole Moose 8, Sun Valley 3
March 14 (H) Sun Valley 9, Jackson Hole Moose 7
March 15 (H) Jackson Hole Moose 9, Sun Valley 4
Suns-Moose series
(@ at Jackson Hole, H at Sun Valley)
The Moose lead 15-8-1 in the six-year series
2002-03—
@ Jackson Hole Moose 5, Sun Valley Suns 3
@ Jackson Hole Moose 8, Sun Valley Suns 3
(H) Sun Valley Suns 9, Jackson Hole Moose 7
(H) Jackson Hole Moose 9, Sun Valley Suns 4
2001-02—
(H) Sun Valley Suns 9, Jackson Hole Moose 2
(H) Jackson Hole Moose 2, Sun Valley Suns 1
@ Jackson Hole Moose 3, Sun Valley Suns 2
@ Sun Valley Suns 5, Jackson Hole Moose 4
2000-01—
@ Jackson Hole Moose 11, Sun Valley Suns 4
@ Jackson Hole Moose 7, Sun Valley Suns 4
(H) Jackson Hole Moose 6, Sun Valley Suns 0
(H) Jackson Hole Moose 8, Sun Valley Suns 7
1999-00—
@ Jackson Hole Moose 6, Sun Valley Suns 2
@ Jackson Hole Moose 10, Sun Valley Suns 7
(H) Jackson Hole Moose 10, Sun Valley Suns 9 (OT)
(H) Jackson Hole Moose 5, Sun Valley Suns 1
1998-99—
@ Jackson Hole Moose 7, Sun Valley Suns 5
@ Jackson Hole Moose 9, Sun Valley Suns 1
(H) Sun Valley Suns 5, Jackson Hole Moose 4
(H) Sun Valley Suns 6, Jackson Hole Moose 3
1997-98—
@ Sun Valley Suns 7, Jackson Hole Moose 6
@ Sun Valley Suns 4, Jackson Hole Moose 4 (tie)
(H) Sun Valley Suns 4, Jackson Hole Moose 2
(H) Sun Valley Suns 9, Jackson Hole Moose 4
SUNS ALL-TIME
SCORING LEADERS
28-season franchise record 472-175-28
20 points or more; this year's players in bold
PLAYER |
YEARS |
GOALS |
AST. |
PTS. |
Bobby
Noyes
|
(18) |
195
|
213 |
408 |
Glenn Hunter
|
(18) |
67
|
295
|
362 |
John
Finnegan
|
(12)
|
109
|
223
|
332 |
Chris
Benson
|
(13) |
158 |
158 |
316 |
Kurt
Wenzell
|
(9) |
119
|
150
|
269 |
Jimmy
Johnson
|
(13) |
93
|
170
|
263 |
Dave
Hutchinson
|
(15) |
89
|
162
|
251 |
Jamie
Ellison
|
(7) |
94 |
155 |
249 |
Brian
Watts
|
(10) |
111
|
130
|
241 |
Vilnis
Nikolaisons
|
(5) |
86 |
144 |
230 |
Chas
Riopel
|
(11)
|
98
|
128
|
226 |
Billy
Tryder
|
(8) |
97
|
124
|
221 |
John
Stevens
|
(8) |
83 |
131 |
214 |
Phil
Hoene
|
(8) |
89
|
122
|
211 |
Dale
Johnson
|
(15) |
59
|
146
|
205 |
Bryan
Korpi
|
(10) |
88
|
116
|
204 |
Steve
Bohner
|
(16)
|
88
|
110
|
198 |
John
Burke
|
(13)
|
85
|
103
|
188 |
Kris
Webster
|
(9) |
68 |
116 |
184 |
Tim
Jeneson
|
(12)
|
45
|
135
|
180 |
Dave
Reichel
|
(3)
|
83
|
92
|
175 |
Patrick
Kearney
|
(9) |
53
|
112
|
165 |
Tom
D'Andrea
|
(3)
|
64
|
95
|
159 |
Perry
Babcock
|
(4)
|
86
|
70
|
156 |
Luke
Smith
|
(5) |
79
|
77
|
156 |
Harry
Weekes
|
(11) |
42
|
106
|
148 |
Jim
Finnegan
|
(5) |
63
|
79
|
142 |
Brad
Dredge
|
(6) |
73
|
63
|
136 |
John
Miller
|
(11) |
53 |
81 |
134 |
Phil
Hebert
|
(5) |
53
|
80
|
133 |
Sean
O'Connell
|
(6) |
42
|
85
|
127 |
George Arnold
|
(4) |
58
|
66
|
124 |
Steve
Gentilini
|
(3) |
55
|
65
|
120 |
Mark
Broz
|
(7)
|
40
|
70
|
110 |
Mikael
Reijo
|
(9) |
59
|
49
|
108 |
Rick
Bourbonnais
|
(5) |
54
|
51
|
105 |
Jake
Glotfelty
|
(5) |
31
|
71
|
102 |
Rip
Kirby
|
(8) |
50
|
49
|
99 |
Ivars
Muzis
|
(5) |
30
|
65
|
95 |
Hermie
Haavik
|
(5)
|
35
|
59
|
94 |
Terry
Heneghan
|
(4) |
41
|
50
|
91 |
Ford
Thatcher
|
(5) |
39
|
43
|
82 |
Kevin
Lynch
|
(3) |
37
|
45
|
82 |
Paul
Cartmill
|
(4) |
36
|
44
|
80 |
Tom
Maroste
|
(4) |
23
|
57
|
80 |
Joe
McCarthy
|
(2) |
37
|
42
|
79 |
Steve
McCoy
|
(6) |
22
|
55
|
77 |
Alex
Orb
|
(5) |
35
|
39
|
74 |
Tom
Farrell
|
(4) |
28
|
37
|
65 |
Paul
Baranzelli
|
(2) |
35
|
25
|
60 |
Tom
Forti
|
(2)
|
23
|
36
|
59 |
Mark
Collins
|
(2) |
25
|
31
|
56 |
Rick
Schnier
|
(2) |
27
|
27
|
54 |
Wade
Clarke
|
(3) |
14
|
39
|
53 |
Bill
Sheeline
|
(2) |
19
|
32
|
51 |
Billy
Claviter
|
(1) |
26
|
22
|
48 |
Scott
Winkler
|
(3) |
20
|
27
|
47 |
Banjo
Williams
|
(2) |
17
|
30
|
47 |
Bryan
Wiskow
|
(10) |
12
|
31
|
43 |
Dave McKenna
|
(4) |
10
|
32
|
42 |
Dates
Fryberger
|
(2) |
19
|
22
|
41 |
Joe
Lawson
|
(1) |
9 |
31
|
40 |
Buzz
Brown
|
(2) |
16
|
23
|
39 |
Tim
Rappleye
|
(2) |
8 |
31
|
39 |
Jon
Bender
|
(3) |
9
|
29
|
38 |
Paul
Kinnaly
|
(1) |
13
|
21
|
34 |
Dick
Nelson
|
(5) |
11
|
23
|
34 |
Kit
Hughes
|
(2) |
10
|
24
|
34 |
Pat
Foley
|
(1)
|
12
|
21
|
33 |
Peter
Whitehead
|
(1) |
14
|
16
|
30 |
Rhett
Behrje
|
(1) |
13
|
16
|
29 |
Mike
Cornell
|
(1) |
13
|
15
|
28 |
John
Howell
|
(3) |
5
|
20
|
25 |
Mark
Morningstar
|
(1) |
14
|
10
|
24 |
Jeff
McCallum
|
(2)
|
11
|
13
|
24 |
Ben
Allen
|
(2) |
9 |
15
|
24 |
Matt
Gorra
|
(2) |
8 |
16
|
24 |
Mark
Horvath
|
(2) |
15 |
7 |
22 |
Lorre
Jobs
|
(2) |
8
|
14
|
22 |
Dave
Pfannenstein
|
(1) |
6 |
16
|
22 |
Red
Grasselli
|
(2) |
7
|
14
|
21 |
Ben
Stauffer
|
(2) |
13 |
8 |
21 |
Eric
Demment
|
(1)
|
6 |
15
|
21 |
|
|
|