Mike Burris Icon weekly football contest season winner
Joyce Suter and Scott Gleason tied as winners of the final regular season Icon high school weekly football contest. Andy Borgelt was eliminated in tie-breaker.
Mike Burris was the clear overall season winner in this year's contest. The cummulative records follow the weekly records below. Corey Greer was the judge of the high school contest.
Other contestants:
8 points - Becky Warren, Ben Reineke, Dave Moser, David Glick, Duane Bollenbacher, Joe Suter, John Clevidence, Lyle Arnold, Mike Burris and Nancy Armour.
7 points - Dan Smith, Jim Dillman and Mark Sommers.
6 points - Andy Althaus, James Crawfis, Jared Lehman and Jerry Cupples.
5 points - Barry Schneck.
Cummulative scores for the season
90 points - Mike Burris - overall winner
87 points - Andy Borgelt.
81 points - Duane Bollenbacher.
79 points - Jared Lehman and Nancy Armour.
78 points - Barry Schneck and Lyle Arnold.
77 points - Dave Moser and Scott Gleason.
75 points - Dan Smith and David Glick.
73 points - John Clevidence.
72 points - Ben Reineke.
68 points - Andy Althaus.
61 points - Joe Suter.
59 points - Jerry Cupples.
57 points - Becky Warren.
56 points - Joyce Suter.
55 points - Mark Sommers.
50 points - Jim Dillman and Melisha Henry.
48 points - Luke Amstutz.
38 points - Heather Kuhbander.
32 points - Todd Larson.
25 points - David Steiner and Randy Spallinger.
22 points - Brad Smith and James Crawfis.
21 points - Kaitlin Schroll.
20 points - Jeremy Scoles, Kay Lambert and Kevin Burkholder.
19 points - Robert Rockefeller.
17 points - Bryan White.
14 points - Brent Kihm and Deb Niswander.
13 points - Joel Groman and Mark Lindgren.
11 points - Joshua Cox.
10 points - John Dailey.
9 points - Chris Miller and Logan Steingass.
8 points - Connie Maroscher and Kaden Reneker.
7 points - Brandon Huber, Jill Mathewson, Nathan Davis, Sarah Lehman, Steve Steele and Steven Young.
6 points - Brian Goldsberry, Chris Boisvert, David Bormuth, Mike Doty, Randy Garmatter and Ryan Lowry.
5 points - Doug Carr.
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