Wally, Curt, Tim

We're blushing. On behalf of the whole Caesar Creek contest staff,
including, I am sure, Andy McQuigg and Ray Galloway, thanks to all of you.
It was fun for us too.

I also want to thank everyone who actually showed up for the contest. Bravo,
well done, thank you. Putting on a contest is a LOT of work, and much of it
comes at the front end, in the planning. We made special arrangements to
provide a lot of the services we provided, we really do appreciate all of
you that came out and enjoyed our gliderport.

We all agree that it was well worth the effort to see the show you guys put
on.

Thanks

Dick Holzwarth
Still Retired Contest Manager - 2007 Sports Class Nationals
"Berry" wrote in message
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In article .com,
Tim Hanke wrote:

Curt,

I dido those comments... Also, I think these were the fastest posting
of scores and reports that I have ever seen. Thanks again to everyone
for a great contest.

Tim Hanke
Saratoga Springs, New York



On Jun 26, 12:27 am, CLewis95 wrote:
I just wanted to publicly thank the Caeser Creek Soaring Club (CCSC)
in Waynesville, Ohio and the key people listed below for a fantastic
contest. I'm already looking forward to Region 6 South at CCSC next
year!

Dick Holzwarth - Contest Manager
Andy McQuigg - Competition Director
Rolf Hegele - Contest Scorer
Ray Galloway - Contest Weather

Curt Lewis - 95
Genesis 2

Absolutely! In my opinion, the Sports Nats was an extremely well managed
contest, and that's coming from someone who is used to the habitually
well run Cordele contest. Management, tasking, scoring, and weather were
spot on. The only hang up on tasking was due to a competitor's wildly
malfunctioning radio that not only had a stuck mic, but was spewing
noise over a range of channels. This effectively prevented a desirable
task change on the last day.

The "Lime Crew" and Dick ran an efficient launch, especially considering
the limitations of the field. I'd note also that many of the line crew
are young pilot residents of CCSC. They got to see competition soaring
up close and personal. I hope it made a favorable impression on them.
They sure impressed me.

The weather was excellent (mostly), management was top notch, the food
was good, the facilities were CCSC (none better), the racers and crews
were great. Got to see a lot of old friends, made a lot of new friends.
Only landed out once. What more could one want?