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2021 SWAMP STOL Final Standings

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The results from the 2021 SWAMP STOL are in! All of the results are available at this download, or simple results are below. The Official results are:


Overall Winner:

STEVE HENRY
Wild West Highlander
Takeoff: 53 Feet – Landing: 99 Feet – Overall: 152 Feet

Heavy Touring

PosPilot / Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Warren Grobbelaar
180		289248537
2William Gilstrap
182		248430678
3Andrew Patry
182		318427745
4Charlie Ross
HELIO Courier		360409769
Notables: This entire round was done with a 5-7 kt quartering tailwind, which increased landing distances.

Light Touring

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Jeff Pohl
170B		170168338
2Kenneth Monger
170B		213164377
3Jeffrey Abrams
Cherokee		295363658
4Matthew Petersen
172		365372737
Notables: Jeff Pohl had the shortest takeoff, but came just behind Kenneth Monger with his landing. Jeffrey Abrams, a rookie, scored in 3rd with his Cherokee 180, IMPRESSIVE!

Bush

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Kevin Johnson
Supercub		107116223
2Austin Clemens
Husky A1-C		140120260
3Shawn Francis
Husky A1-C		185250435
4David Weinstein
Husky A1		205235440
Notables: New to the series, Kevin Johnson, brought the lowest scores of the day with his super consistent takeoffs in both round 2 and 3 (107 feet both!)

Experimental

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1John Wisdom
AL18 MOAC		125131256
2Mike Lemons
AL18 MOAC		120175295
3Luke Spoor
AL18 MOAC		132167299
4Brian Steck
AL18 MOAC		139161300
5Keith Gyger
Badlands Traveller		139198337
Notables: John Wisdom had some incredible landings in the MOAC, and Brian Steck had an engine issue which pulled him out of round 2 and 3, but he was able to get on the board in the first round. Keith Gyger had remarkably similar distances to Brian Steck’s run.

Light Sport / Light Experimental

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Steve Henry
Highlander		5399152
2Hal Stockman
S-7S		8584169
3Joe Edward
AL-18		161192353
4Jeremiah Stapleton
Zenith CH-750		196306502
Notables:

Exhibition Scores (Don’t count towards the series standings)

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Keith Wall
Aircam		163289452
2Jeff Womack
C-3		253257510
3Cameron Womack
C-3		355DQDQ
Notables: We had our first father/son team complete with the Aeronca C-3. Because they competed over different days, it moved them to the exhibition class. Keith wall in the Aircam had an impressive 163 foot takeoff!
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Central Florida Classic

2020 Central Florida Classic Final Standings

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The results from the 2020 Central Florida Classic are in! All of the results are available at this download, or simple results are below. The Official results are:

Heavy Touring

PosPilot / Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Warren Grobbelaar
180		187.75215.5403.25
2William Gilstrap
182		189.5304.5494
3Jimmy Gist
180K		284.5313597.5
4Jeff Stanford
182		193.66437630.66
5Sheldon Heatherington
182J		479.08199.58678.66
Notables: The shortest overall takeoff was 187.75 feet by Warren Grobbelaar and the shortest landing was 199.58 by Sheldon Heatherington.

Light Touring

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Jeff Pohl
170B		134.08185.08319.16
2Jughead Counsell
170B		190.91222.41413.32
3Joel Dopson
172		294.75211.16505.91
4Matthew Petersen
172		310.5320.41630.91
Notables: Jeff Pohl & Jughead Counsell were flying the same aircraft, Jeff’s 170B. Jeff had the shortest takeoff in the class at 134.08 and was 4 inches shorter than his qualifying score of 319’6′. The shortest landing was 185.08 feet, also by Jeff Pohl. Joel Dopson had the second shortest landing in the class at 211.16 feet.

Bush

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Austin Clemens
Husky A-1C		149.5117.41266.91
2Gary Ward
PA-18-150		133.66183.16316.82
3Chuck Kinberger
NX Cub		93.41246.5339.91
4Ryan Moran
PA-18-150		225.33246.5471.83
5Sam Barth
Husky A-1C		195.16332.08527.24
6Doug Smith
Husky A-1C		213.91343.41557.32
Notables: Austin Clemens (17 year old, STOL Competition Rookie) won the class with the shortest landing of the class at 117.41 feet using Aviat Husky A-1C. Second Place, Gary Ward, was also a rookie STOL competitor. Chuck Kinberger had the shortest and most consistent takeoffs at 93.41 ft and 94.5 feet.

Experimental

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Jay Stanford
JS Super Cub		68.16152.16220.32
2John Wisdom
AL18 MOAC		125.58158.5284.08
3Jan Eggenfellner
Zenith 750 Super		102.16184.66286.82
4Luke Spoor
AL18 MOAC		152.41183.91336.32
5Amir Bayani
Piper Vagabond Replica		160.66198.58359.24
6Greg Simmons
FX-2		172324.25496.25
Notables: Jan Eggenfellner had remarkably consistent runs with both runs only having a difference of .17 feet (2 inches) total. Jay Stanford’s first time in our competition, with the lowest takeoff distance of 87.5 feet. Jay also had the shortest landing distance at 152.16 feet. This is John Wisdom’s second consecutive 2nd place finish. He also placed 2nd in Lonestar STOL. Amir Bayani was also extremely consistent with landings at 198.58 feet and 197.08 feet.

Light Sport / Light Experimental

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeWinning TakeoffWinning LandingOverall Score
1Steve Henry
Highlander		43.1686.66129.82
2Connor Simmons
Cubcrafters CC11-160		96.7591.91188.66
3Cameron Simmons
Cubcrafters CC11-160		95134.16229.16
4Jon Humberd
Zenith 701		88142.58230.58
5Jim Crane
Carbon Cub SS		122.58197.91320.49
6Ted Bloemker
JA30 SuperSTOL		167167.5334.5
Notables: Steve Henry had the shortest takeoff in the class at 43.16 feet. The shortest landing was also Steve Henry at 86.66 feet. Landings were considerably more competitive, with Connor Simmons’ shortest landing at 91.91 feet. Tony Armour’s Takeoff and Landing distance were almost identical at 167 and 167.5 feet. Cameron and Connor Simmons are brothers with different Cubcrafters CC11s, but are remarkably close in the contest. Jon Humberd’s Round 2 landing distance was the max score because he opted not to stop.
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Lonestar STOL Final Standings

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The results from the 2020 Lonestar STOL are in! All of the results are available at this download, or below. The Official results are:

Heavy Touring

PosPilot / Aircraft TypeBest TakeoffBest LandingBest Score
1William Gilstrap
182		149183332
2Matt Schantz
180B		135201336
3Bryan Rose
185F		177211388
4Don Mickey
180		212302514
5Cary Franks
180K		294249543

Light Touring

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeBest TakeoffBest LandingBest Score
1Jeff Pohl
170B		9499193
2Jughead Counsell
170B		172160332
3Kenneth Monger
172		204190394
4Clayton Stansell
172		222217439
5Matthew Petersen
172		293281574

Bush

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeBest TakeoffBest LandingBest Score
1Tony Terrell
L-21B		76104193
2Steve Pierce
Super Cub		98146244
3Todd Christensen
Husky A-1C		118138257
4Kurtis Thomas
Super Cub		160101261
5Eddie Abraham
Husky A-1C		121156277
6Don Lamont
Husky A-1B		152159311
7Dale Stewart
Husky A-1C		116197313
8Dan Coury
Husky A-1C		115201316
9Todd Hodnett
Husky A-1B		166153319
10Shawn Francis
Husky A-1C		152190342
11Beau Owens IV
7GCBC		193161354
12AB Cox
Husky A-1		170249419
Earl Polenz
Husky A-1C		DQ
Doug Smith
Husky A-1C		DQ

Alternate Bush / Experimental

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeBest TakeoffBest LandingBest Score
1Butch Kingston
EX-1		4160101
2John Wisdom
AL18		9593188
3Tony Armour
Superstol		13491225
4Darin Hart
AL18		101189290
5Wes Schwarz
PA-18		150191341
6Chris Hendricks
FX-3		227175402
7CC Pocock
170B		DQ
Doug Jackson
(Exhibition Only)
Badlands Traveler		78100178

Light Sport / Light Experimental

PosPilot/Aircraft TypeBest TakeoffBest LandingBest Score
1Steve Henry
Highlander		252752
2Dan Reynolds
WT 11		4020.560.5
3Hal Stockman
S7		4668114
4Jon Humberd
Super 701		9971170
5Levi Noguess
IV		68115223
6David Kerley
Highlander		98169267
7John Wisdom
AL3		112178290
8Jim Crane
SS		110192302
9Ted Bloemker
CH750		209192401
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