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Jason Moore, NY |
2005 Champion |
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Event History * = Global War/ **A3R |
1992 |
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Joe Brophy** |
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8 |
1993 |
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Conrad Struckman** |
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20 |
1994 |
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Jason Moore** |
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17 |
1995 |
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James Sparks** |
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41 |
1996 |
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Bruce Harper* |
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17 |
1997 |
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Rob Carl* |
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26 |
1998 |
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David Middleton* |
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27 |
1999 |
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Greg Wilson* |
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19 |
2000 |
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Herbert Gratz** |
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25 |
2002 |
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Jon Hogen** |
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17 |
2003 |
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Vic Hogen** |
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20 |
2004 |
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Bill Moodey |
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24 |
2005 |
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Jason Moore |
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16 |
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Rank Name From Last Total
1. Jason Moore NY 05 96
2. Bill Moodey PA 05 96
3. Herbert Gratz Austria 00 66
4. Vic Hogen CA 03 60
5. Greg Wilson NJ 99 60
6. Brock Heathcote AZ 00 48
7. Eric Schuelin GA 04 36
8. Tim Francis MD 99 36
9. Jon Hogen CA 03 34
10. Brian Conway NY 05 30
11. Rob Carl MD 05 24
12. Alvaro Martin Spain 04 24
13. Conrad Struckman NH 99 24
14. Ryan Scoville NY 00 21
15. Charles Kruger MA 00 21
16. Tim Francis MD 05 18
17. Mike Crowe VA 03 18
18. Ernest Copley ME 04 12
19. Eric Thobaben MI 03 12
20. Ernie Faust CT 99 12
21. Mike Mitchell GA 00 9
22. Randall MacInnis GA 00 9
23. Jeff Mathis FL 05 6
24. Jim Sparks MD 04 6
25. Graham Keys WA 03 6
26. Boyd Piper BC 02 6
27. Mike Stone OR 99 6
28. Don Moody MN 02 4
29. Joe Brophy MN 02 3
30. Keven Leith VA 02 2
31. Bruce Harper BC 02 1
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2005 Laurelists |
Bill Moodey, PA
2nd
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Rob Carl, MD
3rd
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Tom Francis, MD
4th
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Brian Conway, NY
5th
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Jeff Mathis, FL
6th
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Past Winners |
Joe Brophy, NY
1992
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Conrad Struckman, NH
1993
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Jason Moore, NY
1994
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James Sparks, MD
1995
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Bruce Harper, BC
1996
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Rob Carl, MD
1997
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David Middleton, MD
1998
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Gregory Wilson, NY
1999
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Herbert Gratz, Austria
2000
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Jon Hogen, CA
2002
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Vic Hogen, CA
2003
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Bill Moodey, PA
2004
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Making the Transition to A World
At War ...
A
field of fourteen veteran and two new players participated. The
gamemaster-provided playing aids (spiral-bound and tabbed) that
were a big hit, considerably easing play. Jason Moore took first
place for his performance as the European Axis (predicted to
survive until Fall 1946), playing with partner Brian Conway against
Mike Crowe and Tim Francis. Tim received fourth place for his
play as the Pacific Allies (predicted conquest of Japan in Spring
or Summer 1945). Brian Conway received fifth place for his play.
Bill Moodey took second place as Japan (predicted to hold out
until at least Winter 1945), playing with partner Eric Scheulin,
against Joe Brophy, Victor Hogen and Rob Carl. Rob received
third place for his play as the Russians, resulting in a predicted
conquest of Germany by early 1945. First time attendees, Jeff
and Trevor Mathis, as Axis, gamely took on Californians Jon Hogen
and Ken Cruz. The Axis folded early, yielding an Allied decisive
victory, but Jeff and Trevor fought to the end. Ken predicted
they would become excellent players before long. The Mathis
brothers received sixth place for their good sportsmanship and
enthusiasm for the game. Jim Sparks and Graham Kays played a
Europe-only game, which resulted in an Allied victory in Fall
1944, with Phil Mathis (father of Jeff and Trevor) taking Jim's
place late in the game. Detailed descriptions of the games will
be provided at www.aworldatwar.com. An expanded format is planned
for next year to encourage newcomers. Four rounds, with two
rounds for beginners (North Africa and Battle of the Atlantic
scenarios), third round Barbarossa scenario, and fourth round
European or Global Campaign games (experienced players can proceed
immediately to the fourth round).
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