Kentucky 2011

[TLHamel]

Great job Cory and Josie!!!

 

[JesseHuffman]

What a great time. Thanks to everyone who made this happen. Looking forward to next year.

 

[easyphloem]

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and on another note can some one post a copy of the score sheet. Please....!

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Here you go Keith, This is the breakdown of the out of stat climber's prelim scores (see attached)


SZ

 

[easyphloem]

Kentucky 2011 SCORES!

Here is the Kentucky Climbers prelim scores...



Sorry for the poor resolution.


SZ

 

[KBacks1]

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and on another note can some one post a copy of the score sheet. Please....!

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Here you go Keith, This is the breakdown of the out of stat climber's prelim scores (see attached)


SZ

[/ QUOTE ] THANK YOU Thank you thank you ..

 

[treebing]

This seems like a possible way to run the southern with natci. The Kentucky climbers only competing against ky climbers and out of staters only competing against outsiders. That way, the curve isnt thrown off by an outsider. Then you could hold two masters. You can effectively hold two separate comps within one infrastructure. The only problem I see is that a top southern climber then doesn't have a chance to compete with the national climbers. Anyway, I have found that, wherever stephan is to be found, you are sure to have a smooth, fun, and truly awesome event

 

[Jesse]

It is true that Stephan exudes awesomeness, among other things.

 

[KentuckySawyer]

That is true.

 

[easyphloem]

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It is true that Stephan exudes awesomeness, among other things.

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My farts have been described as "scrumtrulescent".

SZ

 

[Caballos]

I certainly enjoy your farts.

 

[easyphloem]

You should bring the family out here next October. I'll save some really lethal gas just for you.

SZ

 

[KentuckySawyer]

The 2011 Kentucky Tree Climbing Championship was another huge success. Part of this success was due to the KTCC’s growing reputation as a tightly organized and run event that is focused on providing climbers with a positive experience at a TCC. A large part of our success in bringing out a large volume of spectators was facilitated by our partnering with several other local organizations to create more of a festival environment.

This year we had a record number of climbers (33!) enter in the KTCC, including three female competitors, two from Kentucky and one of which came all the way from Alberta, Canada. Kentucky climbers filled in only eleven of those spots (9 men and 2 women).

Cory Petry and Josie Spagnolo, both of Louisville, qualified to represent Kentucky at the 2012 International Tree Climbing Championship in Portland, Oregon.

We would like to offer a very special thanks to all of the sponsors that made the KTCC possible:

Treestuff.com
Dave Leonard Consulting Arborists
Husqvarna
Southern Organics & Supply
Samson Ropes
Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches
Limbwalker Tree Service
Arbormaster
Pinnacle Arborist Supply
Town Branch Tree Experts
Oregon
Knot and Rope Supply
Sherrill Tree
Vermeer Heartland
Bob Ray Company
Southern Tire Service
Mindsalt Design PR
Jen Walters Studio + Design
Arborwear
Buckingham
Wesspur
Highland Coffee
Louisville Metro Parks