[LASS Soaring] Day 3 Prelims are Done, Here's the Top 10 You Are Dying to Know About!

[GordySoar at aol.com]

1. Arend Borst  Kennedy Composites Supra    
2.  Skip Miller    Samba Model's Perfect (or was, also had an  Espada in his 
quiver)
3. Daryl Perkins  HKM-USA's Sharon
4. Cody  Remington  Skip Miller Espada R
5. Ben  Clerx     Extreme
6. Mike Smith  HKM-USA's  Sharon
7. Larry Jolly  Samba Model's  Perfect
8. Rich  Burnoski  Skip Miller's Espada R
9. Mike  Lachowski    Mike Lachowski Design (Supra-esque)
10. Mike  Reagan  Kennedy Composites  Supra
 
Mike Reagan has been deadly with the AVA in Unlimited big events around the  
West, but for this he came armed with the full house Supra, and proved that he 
 IS the pilot that makes a difference with both ships.
 
We haven't seen much of Ben Clerx (Past World F3J Champ, Visalia Champ and  a 
few others:-) but I had faith that he'd be in that top ten at the end.   
Great guy, great pilot, full size and RC.

Too bad Cody's headed off to college soon, what a pilot!

Arendt shows again why he will always be mentioned as one of the top  ten RC 
Soaring Pilots in our hobby's history.  Past F3J World Champ and  like all 
those guys on top, great friends to all.
 
Happy to see Larry up there too, he works hard at the hobby, yet is never  
short on sharing with the new guys.
 
Rich is our home series favorite, he's tenacious and skilled and has a ship  
that he has really bonded to for change.

Mike Smith Nats Champ and timer for another Muncie rookie, DP, they  know 
their Sharons and trust their ships in any condition.

Mike Lachowski is talented and focus'd, he actually beat me a few times  this 
season!
 
Skip has his head back in the game since returning from the Worlds where to  
his credit, focus'd on the Juniors success. And he's sporting a pretty cool  
beard too :-)
 
They'll all have to keep it together because the weather has changed again,  
its clouding up and getting windy and the temps are dropping too.
 
And they're off!!!
Gordy
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