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October 20
Portsmouth Raceway Park,
Portsmouth, OH
Sanction: Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (Rhino Ag Dirt Track World Championship) - $100,000
Information provided by: Alli Collis and Kevin Kovac (last updated October 21, 3:45 pm)
Davenport, Owens shine in Friday's DTWC prelims
Heath Lawson/heathlawsonphotos.com
Jonathan Davenport (F1) rallied from the final starting spot in his first heat.
Key notes: It’s the season finale for the Lucas Oil series. … A double round of heat races were contested Friday to set the lineups for Saturday's consolations and 100-lap feature. ... Tim McCreadie, Josh Richards and Scott Bloomquist are locked in tight three-man battle for the series championship. ... Hudson O’Neal has an 85-point lead over Gregg Satterlee in the current Lucas Oil Rookie of the Year standings. … Along with the family of Mike Duvall, the driver of the Flintstone F1yer who died last month at age 68, portions of the weekend’s 50-50 money will go to the National Dirt Late Model Hall of Fame, the Chris Francis Memorial Fund, Dirt Racing Outreach and a local volunteer fire department.
Who to watch: Josh Richards of Shinnston, W.Va., who won a 50-lap main event at Portsmouth earlier this year.
Points chase: Entering Portsmouth: 1. Tim McCreadie (8,135 points), 2. Josh Richards (8,095), 3. Scott Bloomquist (8,060), 4. Don O'Neal (7,545), 5. Jimmy Owens (7,540), 6. Darrell Lanigan (7,310), 7. Earl Pearson Jr. (7,275), 8. Dennis Erb Jr. (6,805), 9. Hudson O'Neal (6,755), 10. Gregg Satterlee (6,670), 11. Steve Francis (6,485), 12. Boom Briggs (5,800).
Car count: 72
Polesitter: Jonathan Davenport
Heat race winners: Hudson O'Neal, Scott Bloomquist, Jackie Boggs, Don O'Neal, Jared Hawkins, Tim McCreadie, Brandon Sheppard, Delmas Conley, Eddie Carrier Jr., Dale McDowell, Jimmy Owens, Rod Conley
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
By Alli Collis and Kevin Kovac
DirtonDirt.com staff

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (Oct. 20) — Jonathan Davenport of Blairsville, Ga., and former race winner Jimmy Owens of Newport, Tenn., will start on the front row of Saturday’s 37th annual Rhino Ag Dirt Track World Championship at Portsmouth Raceway Park.

Davenport and Owens were the top finishers in combined passing points after two rounds of eight preliminary heat races that set the field for Saturday’s 100-lapper. A total of 16 drivers were locked in to the main event based on their combined heat race finishes.

After rallying from the final starting spot to finish second in his first heat race, Davenport picked up a win in the second round of preliminaries. Owens also finished runner-up in his first heat race, adding his name to the list of Friday’s preliminary winners in the second round of action.

Following Davenport (126.32) and Owens (126.32) were Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, Fla. (120.56), Brandon Sheppard of New Berlin, Ill. (120.56) and Josh Richards of Shinnston, W.Va. (120.56). The fastest lap time was used as a tiebreaker in the passing points standings.

The first eight rows of Saturday's feature will line up straight up by Friday's combined passing points totals. Saturday's three consolation races — transferring two from each — will set the remainder of the field for the 100-lapper. Series and track provisionals will fill out the final rows of the feature lineup.

Preliminary notes and results:

Final passing points

1. Jonathan Davenport - 126.32
2. Jimmy Owens - 126.32
3. Earl Pearson Jr. - 120.56
4. Brandon Sheppard - 120.56
5. Josh Richards- 120.56
6. Scott Bloomquist - 114.80
7. Don O’Neal - 114.80
8. Tim McCreadie - 114.80
9. Mike Marlar - 114.80
10. Rod Conley - 114.80
11. Brandon Overton - 114.80
12. Doug Drown - 114.80
13. Steve Casebolt - 113.04
14. Jared Hawkins - 109.04
15. Zack Dohm - 109.04
16. Chub Frank - 109.04

Eighth heat

As Mason Zeigler charged from the rear of the field to run in sixth on the first lap, Tim Dohm charged to an early lead. With Dohm and second-running Mark Frazier distancing themselves from the field, Zeigler continued his charge, running in fourth on lap five. A yellow flag waved on lap five for debris on the racing surface. Zeigler powered to third on the restart, with another yellow flag flying on lap six when Charlie Jude spun in turn four. Dohm led every lap to win the heat. Third-running Zeigler slowed in turn four on the final lap, failing to take the checkered flag.

Finish: Tim Dohm, Mark Frazier, Shane Hitt, Clint Kennan, Stephen Breeding, Larry Holbrook, Charlie Jude, Mason Zeigler.

Seventh heat

Polesitter Jonathan Davenport shot to a commanding lead in the early running, with Chub Frank and Eric Wells battling for the runner-up spot. Wells spun in turns three and four on lap three, collecting Mike Benedum and Kyle Hardy to draw a red flag. Hardy was able to continue, with heavy damage forcing the other two cars to retire early. Davenport held his lead on the restart, with Delmas Conley pulling his smoking car to the infield. Running in fifth, Tim McCreadie’s No. 39 machine billowed smoke at the halfway mark, slowing with a flat tire to draw a caution on lap eight. Davenport won the heat, with Brandon Fouts and Frank rounding out the podium.

Finish: Jonathan Davenport, Brandon Fouts, Chub Frank, Tim McCreadie, Josh Bocook, Delmas Conley, Eric Wells, Mike Benedum, Kyle Hardy.

Sixth heat

Outside polesitter Zack Dohm took an early lead, with fellow front row starter Tyler Erb slipping back to fifth on the first lap after nearly spinning in turns three and four. Dohm and second-running Brandon Overton distanced themselves from the field at the halfway mark, with Jason Covert stopping on the track in turns one and two to draw a caution on lap five. Overton challenged Dohm for the lead on the restart, with Erb battling Steve Francis for the third-place spot. Dohm held off Overton to win the heat, with Francis finishing third.

Finish: Zack Dohm, Brandon Overton, Steve Francis, Devin Moran, Tyler Erb, Hudson O’Neal, Dennis Erb Jr., Jason Covert, Robbie Scott.

Fifth heat

With fourth-starting Mike Marlar charging to second on the opening lap, polesitter Doug Drown took an early lead. By the third lap, eighth-starting Gregg Satterlee had advanced to run in fourth. Marlar attempted to reel in Drown at the halfway mark, with Chris Ferguson running in a solid third. Drown won the heat race, with Marlar holding off Ferguson to finish second.

Finish: Doug Drown, Mike Marlar, Chris Ferguson, Gregg Satterlee, Devin Gilpin, Chris Hackett, Billy Staker, Kevin Wagner, Lee Logan.

Fourth heat

Polesitter Rod Conley shot to the lead on the first lap, with Josh Richards pitting under caution and returning to the tail after slowing in turns one and two. Conley held his lead on the restart, with third-running Darrell Lanigan slowing to draw another caution on lap two. Richards and Don O’Neal battled for third on the restart, with Richards grabbing the spot on lap four. Conley held his lead at the halfway point, with Richards closing in on Boom Briggs for second. Working around the high side, Richards pulled ahead of Briggs on lap eight. Conley held off Richards’s charge to pick up the heat race win, with Briggs running third.

Finish: Rod Conley, Josh Richards, Boom Briggs, Don O’Neal, Kyle Bronson, Jackie Boggs, R.J. Conley, Audie Swartz, Darrell Lanigan.

Third heat

Polesitter Jimmy Owens jumped to the lead on the first lap, with Tyler Carpenter and Jared Miley battling for the second spot. With Owens extending his lead at the halfway mark, fourth-starting Steve Casebolt advanced to run in second. A yellow flag waved on lap five when Jeff Arnold spun in the bottom of turns three and four. Dominating the entire distance, Owens won the heat, with Casebolt and Carpenter finishing second and third.

Finish: Jimmy Owens, Steve Casebolt, Tyler Carpenter, Jared Miley, Jason Jameson, Colton Flinner, Jeff Arnold, Dave Hornikel. Scratched: Billy Gullion.

Second heat

Polesitter Dale McDowell pulled ahead of fellow front row starter Jason Perry on the opening lap, stretching his lead in the early running. Shannon Thornsberry and Jason Montgomery battled for the third-place spot, with the top-two cars distancing themselves from the rest of the field. McDowell picked up the heat race win, with Perry finishing second. Thornsberry held off Montgomery to run third.

Finish: Dale McDowell, Jason Perry, Shannon Thornsberry, Jason Montgomery, Jason Feger, Michael Brown, Kirk Phillips, Byron Meeks. Scratched: Frank Heckenast Jr.

First heat

Polesitter Eddie Carrier Jr. charged to the lead at the drop of the green flag, with fourth-starting Scott Bloomquist in tow. A yellow flag waved on lap three when Ronnie Whitt got into the wall in turns three and four. Working around the bottom of the racetrack, Earl Pearson pulled ahead of Bloomquist to run in second on the restart. With Pearson challenging Carrier for the lead, Brandon Sheppard advanced from the tail of the field to run in third on lap eight. Carrier edged out Pearson to win the heat race, with Sheppard rounding out the podium in third.

Finish: Eddie Carrier Jr., Earl Pearson Jr., Brandon Sheppard, Scott Bloomquist, Jared Hawkins, Ben Adkins, Craig Wolford, Steve Stollings, Ronnie Whitt.

Second round heat lineups

First heat
Row 1: Eddie Carrier Jr., Craig Wolford
Row 2: Ronnie Whitt, Scott Bloomquist
Row 3: Ben Adkins, Earl Pearson Jr.
Row 4: Jared Hawkins, Steve Stollings
Row 5: Brandon Sheppard
Second heat
Row 1: Dale McDowell, Jason Perry
Row 2: Shannon Thornsberry, Byron Meeks
Row 3: Jason Montgomery, Kirk Phillips
Row 4: Jason Feger, Frank Heckenast Jr.
Row 5: Michael Brown
Third heat
Row 1: Jimmy Owens, Tyler Carpenter
Row 2: Dave Hornikel, Steve Casebolt
Row 3: Jared Miley, Colton Flinner
Row 4: Jeff Arnold, Jason Jameson
Row 5: Billy Gullion
Fourth heat
Row 1: Rod Conley, Audie Swartz
Row 2: Darrell Lanigan, Josh Richards
Row 3: Boom Briggs, Kyle Bronson
Row 4: R.J. Conley, Jackie Boggs
Row 5: Don O’Neal
Fifth heat
Row 1: Doug Drown, Chris Hackett
Row 2: Billy Staker, Mike Marlar
Row 3: Chris Ferguson, Kevin Wagner
Row 4: Lee Logan, Gregg Satterlee
Row 5: Devin Gilpin
Sixth heat
Row 1: Tyler Erb, Zack Dohm
Row 2: Brandon Overton, Steve Francis
Row 3: Robbie Scott, Devin Moran
Row 4: Jason Covert, Hudson O’Neal
Row 5: Dennis Erb Jr.
Seventh heat
Row 1: Jonathan Davenport, Eric Wells
Row 2: Kyle Hardy, Brandon Fouts
Row 3: Chub Frank, Tim McCreadie
Row 4: Mike Benedum, Delmas Conley
Row 5: Josh Bocook
Eighth heat
Row 1: Tim Dohm, Mark Frazier
Row 2: Corey Conley, Clint Keenan
Row 3: Stephen Breeding, Shane Hitt
Row 4: Larry Holbrook, Mason Zeigler

Passing points after first round

1. Scott Bloomquist - 67.80
2. Jonathan Davenport - 67.32
3. Jimmy Owens - 67.32
4. Tim McCreadie - 64.28
5. Jared Hawkins - 62.52
6. Josh Richards - 62.04
7. Hudson O’Neal - 60.76
8. Jackie Boggs - 60.76
9. Don O’Neal - 59.00
10. Brandon Sheppard - 59.00
11. Delmas Conley - 59.00
12. Earl Pearson Jr. - 58.52
13. Brandon Overton - 58.04
14. Mike Marlar - 56.28
15. Doug Drown - 55.80
16. Rod Conley - 55.80

Eighth heat

With fifth-starting Steve Casebolt taking it three-wide with the front row starters on the opening lap, Delmas Conley edged ahead to lead. As Jason Covert slipped ahead one circuit later, a battle ensued up front between Conley and Covert. Conley pulled back ahead one lap later, distancing himself from Covert by lap six. Conley won the heat, with Covert and Casebolt rounding out the podium.

Finish: Delmas Conley, Jason Covert, Steve Casebolt, Boom Briggs, Tim Dohm, Shannon Thornsberry, Kevin Wagner, Charlie Jude, Craig Wolford

Seventh heat

Sliding ahead of polesitter Brandon Sheppard in turns three and four, Mason Zeigler took an early lead. As Zeigler slipped down the backstretch, Sheppard shot back ahead to lead the third lap. With Zeigler losing ground to Sheppard, Josh Richards and Chris Ferguson battled for the third-place spot. Sheppard stretched his lead to a straightway with two laps remaining, with Richards pulling ahead of Zeigler to run in second on the white flag lap. Sheppard picked up the heat race win, with Richards finishing second. Zeigler held on to run third.

Finish: Brandon Sheppard, Josh Richards, Mason Zeigler, Chris Ferguson, Devin Moran, Eddie Carrier Jr., Mike Benedum, Dave Hornikel, Jason Perry.

Sixth heat

Polesitter Michael Brown pulled ahead of Steve Stollings to lead the first lap, as Mike Marlar advanced from the sixth starting spot to run in third. Brown maintained his lead through the early running, with Darrell Lanigan improving from the seventh starting spot to run in fourth. McCreadie attempted to tell in Brown at the halfway mark, as Stollings spun in turn four to draw a caution on lap eight. Using momentum from the restart, McCreadie shot ahead of Brown exiting turn four to lead lap nine. McCreadie won the heat with Brown and Marlar rounding out the podium. Tyler Carpenter edged ahead of Lanigan on the final lap to finish fourth.

Finish: Tim McCreadie, Michael Brown, Mike Marlar, Tyler Carpenter, Darrell Lanigan, Robbie Scott, Dale McDowell, Larry Holbrook, Steve Stollings.

Fifth heat

A red flag fell on the opening lap when outside polesitter Frank Heckenast Jr. got into the turn-two wall. Billy Gullion was also part of the caution as he got into the turn-one wall. Jared Hawkins charged to the lead as the race went green, as Chub Frank and Jimmy Owens battled for the runner-up spot. Improving from the final starting spot, Owens pulled ahead of Frank to run in second on lap three. The top-two cars distanced themselves from the field at the halfway mark, with Steve Francis attempting to reel in third-running Frank. Hawkins picked up the heat race win, with Owens running second. Frank edged out Francis to finish third.

Finish: Jared Hawkins, Jimmy Owens, Chub Frank, Steve Francis, Audie Swartz, Billy Staker, Shane Hitt, Billy Gullion, Frank Heckenast Jr.

Fourth heat

Seventh-starting Brandon Overton shot through the field to run in second on the opening lap, with polesitter Don O’Neal jumping to the lead. A yellow flag waved on the first lap for a tangle in turns three and four involving Stephen Breeding and Brandon Fouts. As fourth-starting Earl Pearson Jr. battled Overton for the runner-up spot, Jason Feger spun in turns three and four to draw a caution on the third lap. O’Neal held his lead on the restart, with Pearson powering ahead of Overton down the backstretch to take the second-place spot. Breeding spun in turns one and two to draw a caution on the eighth lap. O’Neal won the heat, with Pearson finishing runner-up. Overton rounded out the podium in third.

Finish: Don O’Neal, Earl Pearson Jr., Brandon Overton, Rod Conley, Jason Feger, Jason Jameson, Chris Hackett, Stephen Breeding, Brandon Fouts.

Third heat

Outside polesitter Jackie Boggs charged ahead of fellow front row starter Devin Gilpin to take an early lead. As Boggs maintained a solid lead over the field, it was Doug Drown advancing from the final starting spot to run in the top five. A yellow flag flew on la five when third-running Jeff Arnold spun in turns three and four. Using momentum for the restart, eighth-starting Zack Dohm charged ahead of Drown to run fourth. Boggs stretched his lead through the final circuits to win the heat race, as Drown edged ahead of Dohm to finish fourth. Gilpin and Ben Adkins finished second and third.

Finish: Jackie Boggs, Devin Gilpin, Ben Adkins, Doug Drown, Zack Dohm, Kyle Hardy, Kirk Phillips, Jeff Arnold, Clint Kennan.

Second heat

Polesitter Dennis Erb Jr. shot to the lead at the drop of the green flag, with Scott Bloomquist improving from the sixth starting spot to run in third. As R.J. Conley fell back from his second row starting spot, Bloomquist and Gregg Satterlee battled for the runner-up spot, with Bloomquist pulling ahead on lap sixth when Satterlee slipped in turns three and four. A yellow flag waved on lap seven with Conley slowed on the racetrack. Erb and Bloomquist raced side-by-side on the restart, with Bloomquist edging ahead to lead lap nine. Bloomquist won the heat, with Erb and Satterlee rounding out the podium.

Finish: Scott Bloomquist, Dennis Erb Jr., Gregg Satterlee, Eric Wells, Tyler Erb, Colton Flinner, Jason Montgomery, R.J. Conley. Scratched: Corey Conley.

First heat

A yellow flag flew on the opening lap when Mark Frazier spun in turns one and two, bringing the race to a complete restart. Pulling ahead of fellow front row starter Josh Bocook as the race went green, outside polesitter Hudson O’Neal took an early lead, with Kyle Bronson in tow. With just a couple of laps scored, Jonathan Davenport charged from the final starting spot to run in third. O’Neal began stretching his lead to nearly a straightaway at the halfway mark, as Davenport attempted to reel in Bronson for second. A yellow flag waved on lap eight when Jared Miley slowed in turn four. Davenport challenged Bronson on the restart, pulling ahead on the final lap to finish runner-up at the checkers. O’Neal picked up the heat race win.

Finish: Hudson O’Neal, Jonathan Davenport, Kyle Bronson, Josh Bocook, Lee Logan, Mark Frazier, Jared Miley, Byron Meeks. Scratched: Ronnie Whitt.

Pre-race notes

The weather conditions at Portsmouth Raceway Park certainly don’t feel like a typical Dirt Track World Championship. Instead of the usual raw fall air, sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-70s have prevailed all day; temps will cool off into the 50s after sundown, but it’s a far cry from some of the frigid DTWC nights in recent years. … The 72-car field is down eight entries from 2016. … Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg, Tenn., made a show of unloading his throwback No. 18 car during the afternoon. With a healthy crowd of onlookers gathered near his trailer, he used a fog machine to add some drama as his machine was lowered from his rig. … Another extremely popular throwback car is the Flintstone F1yer tribute to the late Mike Duvall driven by Jonathan Davenport of Blairsville, Ga. The special-edition t-shirts that Davenport had printed for the event were seen in the hands of many fans walking through the pit area. … Breakout 2017 driver Brandon Overton of Evans, Ga., is making just his third career start at PRP and first with the Dream Racing team. His only DTWC feature appearance came in 2014 when he finished 28th in a Troy Baird-owned mount. … Another rising young driver making a third career visit to PRP is Kyle Hardy of Stephens City, Va., who will hit the track in his Shawn Martin/Pancho Lawler No. 3V. He previously entered the DTWC in 2015 (DNQ) and a regular Lucas Oil Series event last year. … One of the last arrivals to the track was Dennis Erb Jr. of Carpentersville, Ill., who unloaded a throwback car honoring his late father. The vehicle carries the elder Erb’s No. 26. … Jared Hawkins of Fairmont, W.Va., is making his fourth start of 2017 in a Tim Logan-owned Rocket car. He’s racing as a teammate to Logan’s son Lee. … Chassis builder Audie Swartz of Minford, Ohio, is racing with a throwback scheme mirroring the look of the first Charlie Swartz No. 1 race car from 1987. … Tim Dohm of Cross Lanes, W.Va., is racing alongside his son Zack, who is coming off a career-high $15,000 victory last week at Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, Ky., that made his dad proud. The elder Dohm had an up-close view of his son’s triumph, finishing 11th in the feature. “I didn’t get lapped, so I got to watch him a little bit,” Tim Dohm said with a smile. “I was rooting for him (from inside the car).”

First round heat lineups

First heat
Row 1: Josh Bocook, Hudson O’Neal
Row 2: Lee Logan, Kyle Bronson
Row 3: Jared Miley, Byron Meeks
Row 4: Ronnie Whitt, Mark Frazier
Row 5: Jonathan Davenport
Second heat
Row 1: Dennis Erb Jr., Gregg Satterlee
Row 2: R.J. Conley, Colton Flinner
Row 3: Jason Montgomery, Scott Bloomquist
Row 4: Corey Conley, Eric Wells
Row 5: Tyler Erb
Third heat
Row 1: Devin Gilpin, Jackie Boggs
Row 2: Jeff Arnold, Kirk Phillips
Row 3: Ben Adkins, Clint Keenan
Row 4: Kyle Hardy, Zack Dohm
Row 5: Doug Drown
Fourth heat
Row 1: Don O’Neal, Jason Jameson
Row 2: Jason Feger, Earl Pearson Jr.
Row 3: Stephen Breeding, Brandon Fouts
Row 4: Brandon Overton, Chris Hackett
Row 5: Rod Conley
Fifth heat
Row 1: Billy Gullion, Frank Heckenast Jr.
Row 2: Jared Hawkins, Shane Hitt
Row 3: Chub Frank, Steve Francis
Row 4: Billy Staker, Audie Swartz
Row 5: Jimmy Owens
Sixth heat
Row 1: Michael Brown, Steve Stollings
Row 2: Larry Holbrook, Tim McCreadie
Row 3: Robbie Scott, Mike Marlar
Row 4: Darrell Lanigan, Tyler Carpenter
Row 5: Dale McDowell
Seventh heat
Row 1: Brandon Sheppard, Mason Zeigler
Row 2: Mike Benedum, Devin Moran
Row 3: Chris Ferguson, Josh Richards
Row 4: Dave Hornikel, Jason Perry
Row 5: Eddie Carrier Jr.
Eighth heat
Row 1: Delmas Conley, Jason Covert
Row 2: Kevin Wagner, Boom Briggs
Row 3: Steve Casebolt, Shannon Thornsberry
Row 4: Craig Wolford, Tim Dohm
Row 5: Charlie Jude

Pre-race setup

For the sixth straight year, the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series will wrap up its season at Portsmouth (Ohio) Raceway Park. The 37th annual Dirt Track World Championship kicked off on Thursday night with modified time trials, heat races and consolations.

The Late Model portion of the event gets under way on Friday night and will once again use a double-heat race format. Passing points will determine the lineups for Saturday’s consolations and 100-lap, $100,000-to-win main event. Heat races will be lined up by random draw and lap counts will vary based on the number of cars plus two laps.

Brandon Sheppard of New Berlin, Ill, enters the weekend as the two-time and defending DTWC winner. The race will determine the 2017 Lucas Oil championship, with only 75 points separating Tim McCreadie of Watertown, N.Y., Josh Richards of Shinnston, W.Va., and Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg, Tenn.

Late Model consolations will be contested Saturday, setting the remainder of the feature field not locked in through passing points. Saturday’s schedule also includes the Jim Dunn Memorial non-qualifiers’ race and the $4,000-to-win modified feature.

Roster (alphabetical)

Driver (car no.), hometown
Ben Adkins (B7), West Portsmouth, Ohio
Jeff Arnold (77), Manchester, Ohio
Mike Benedum (1B), Salem, W.Va.
Scott Bloomquist (18), Mooresburg, Tenn.
Josh Bocook (B1), Wheelersburg, Ohio
Jackie Boggs (4B), Grayson, Ky.
Kyle Bronson (40B), Brandon, Fla.
Stephen Breeding (5B), Isom, Ky.
Boom Briggs (1*B), Bear Lake, Pa.
Michael Brown (24D), Pageland, S.C.
Tyler Carpenter (28C), Parkersburg, W.Va.
Eddie Carrier Jr. (10), Salt Rock, W.Va.
Steve Casebolt (C9), Richmond, Ind.
Corey Conley (14), Wellsburg, W.Va.
Delmas Conley (71d), Wheelersburg, Ohio
R.J. Conley (71c), Wheelersburg, Ohio
Rod Conley (71R), Wheelersburg, Ohio
Jason Covert (72), York Haven, Pa.
Jonathan Davenport (F1), Blairsville, Ga.
Tim Dohm (6T), Cross Lanes, W.Va.
Zack Dohm (17), Cross Lanes, W.Va.
Doug Drown (240), Wooster, Ohio
Dennis Erb Jr. (26), Carpentersville, Ill.
Tyler Erb (91), New Waverly, Texas
Jason Feger (25), Bloomington, Ill.
Chris Ferguson (22F), Mount Holly, N.C.
Colton Flinner (48), Allison Park, Pa.
Brandon Fouts (81F), Kite, Ky.
Steve Francis (15), Bowling Green, Ky.
Chub Frank (1*), Bear Lake, Pa.
Mark Frazier (9F), Chilicothe, Ohio
Devin Gilpin (1G), Columbus, Ind.
Billy Gullion (11g), Waverly, Ohio
Chris Hackett (33), Jamestown, N.Y.
Kyle Hardy (3v), Stephens City, Va.
Jared Hawkins (11H), Fairmont, W.Va.
Frank Heckenast Jr. (99JR), Frankfort, Ill.
Shane Hitt (5*), Buckhannon, W.Va.
Larry Holbrook (L-19), Newark, Ohio
Dave Hornikel (7h), Mansfield, Ohio
Jason Jameson (12), Lawrenceburg, Ind.
Charlie Jude (1CJ), Inez, Ky.
Clint Keenan (3H), Pataskala, Ohio
Darrell Lanigan (29), Union, Ky.
Lee Logan (11L), Ashland, Ky.
Mike Marlar (157), Winfield, Tenn.
Tim McCreadie (39), Watertown, N.Y.
Dale McDowell (17m), Chickamauga, Ga.
Byron Meeks (28x), Parkersburg, W.Va.
Jared Miley (H1), South Park, Pa.
Jason Montgomery (21m), Jackson, Ohio
Devin Moran (9), Dresden, Ohio
Don O’Neal (71), Martinsville, Ind.
Hudson O’Neal (71), Martinsville, Ind.
Brandon Overton (116), Evans, Ga.
Jimmy Owens (20), Newport, Tenn.
Earl Pearson Jr. (28), Jacksonville, Pa.
Jason Perry (20D), South Park, Pa.
Kirk Phillips (21K), Ashland, Ky.
Josh Richards (1), Shinnston, W.Va.
Gregg Satterlee (22), Indiana, Pa.
Robbie Scott (18s), Shinnston, W.Va.
Brandon Sheppard (1), New Berlin, Ill.
Billy Staker (7s), Portsmouth, Ohio
Steve Stollings (17), Hazard, Ky.
Audie Swartz (A), Minford, Ohio
Shannon Thornsberry (17), Martin, Ky.
Kevin Wagner (33K), Wheelersburg, Ohio
Eric Wells (18), Hazard, Ky.
Craig Wolford (36), South Louisville, Ohio
Ronnie Whitt (11R), Portsmouth, Ohio
Mason Zeigler (25z), Chalk Hill, Pa.

Feature lineup

Row 1: Davenport, Owens
Row 2: Pearson, Sheppard
Row 3: Richards, Bloomquist
Row 4: O’Neal, McCreadie
Row 5: Marlar, Rod Conley
Row 6: Overton, Drown
Row 7: Casebolt, Hawkins
Row 8: Z. Dohm, Frank
Row 9: Consy tranfers
Row 10: Consy transfers
Row 11: Consy transfers
Row 12: Provisionals

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