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JULY 24 - 30, 2023
Refine your style, get in the groove, play into the night at Jazz Port Townsend, one of Centrum’s oldest music programs.
First developed in 1979, the Jazz Port Townsend workshop is open to instrumentalists and singers high school-aged and above. Approximately 200 participants focus on developing improvisational skills in a small group setting. Master classes and performances are given each day by over 30 world-class faculty, all hand-picked by Artistic Director John Clayton. The week culminates in a series of concerts in which all participants have an opportunity to perform.
“I wish to thank you for all your help and encouragement in [Port Townsend]. The clinic was absolutely wonderful and I was very fortunate to be able to spend a week with such incredible players…To think a couple of months ago, I was ready to consider doing something else.” – Diana Krall, early Jazz PT participant

Jazz Facts
- Artistic Director: John Clayton
- Established 1979
- 30+ World class faculty
- Sessions: guitar, bass, piano, vocal
Experience Jazz
Workshops
The workshop features immersive coaching, master classes, individual combos, daily jam sessions, faculty performances, special topic classes and more.
There are three ways to participate: the in-person instrumental or vocal track, the in-person educator track, and the online audit option for those who can’t be here in person. Auditions are required for the in-person instrumental or vocal tracks.
Faculty
JAZZ FACULTY

Dan Balmer
FacultyFrom coffee house gigs at fifteen to chart-topping success with the Tom Grant Band in the 90s, world tours with two-time Grammy Award winner Diane Schuur and contemporary jam-bands, Dan Balmer brings fire and heart every time he plays the guitar. His playing spans nearly one hundred CDs including twelve as a leader from which his original works have appeared internationally in television, film and radio.…

George Cables
Faculty
When George Cables was going to school in New York City he used to walk the streets at night, taking in the cosmopolitan sights and sounds, mentally recording his encounters with “so many different kinds of people.” In his musical career as well, Cables has prowled side streets and main thoroughfares in relative anonymity, absorbing countless influences into his personal style.

Obed Calvaire
Faculty
Obed Calvaire, a native of Miami and of Haitian descent is a graduate with both a master and bachelor degree of music from one of America’s premiere private music conservatories in the nation, Manhattan School of Music.

John Clayton
Artistic Director, Jazz Port Townsend
Bassist, Composer, Arranger and Producer, John Clayton, is a busy man. With a Grammy on his shelf and nine additional nominations, artists such as Diana Krall, Paul McCartney, Regina Carter, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Gladys Knight, Queen Latifah, and Charles Aznavour have had spots on his crowded calendar.

Dawn Clement
Faculty
Pianist, composer, and vocalist Dawn Clement moved two years ago from Seattle to Denver, Colorado, to take on the role of Assistant Professor and Area Coordinator of the Jazz and American Music Department at Metropolitan State University of Denver.

Chuck Easton
Faculty
Multi-instrumentalist and composer Chuck Easton is equally at home on the bass, flute, piano, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and violin, though he is best known for his jazz guitar work.
Gwen Franz
Interim Program Manager Chamber, Jazz
Gwen Franz is excited to join the Centrum team as Interim Program Manager of Chamber Music, Choro, and Jazz. She brings many years of experience as a classical violist, soloist, chamber musician, orchestral member, recording artist and concert producer. Gwen discovered Fiddle Tunes at Centrum in 2007, then became a regular attender of the Brazilian Choro Workshop since 2010, and in 2019, was a participate in Jazz Port Townsend.…

Tia Fuller
Faculty
When Grammy-nominated Mack Avenue recording artist, composer, and bandleader Tia Fuller picks up her saxophone, something amazing happens. Blending technical brilliance, melodic creativity, and the performing precision drawn from both her academic and stage experience, Fuller is a force to be reckoned with in the worlds of jazz, pop, R&B, and more.

Michael Glynn
Born in Seattle, Michael Glynn began playing bass at the age of 11. Beginning his jazz studies with former Count Basie and Louis Armstrong bassist Buddy Catlett, Michael starting working professionally while still a student at Garfield High School, where he played for four years in that school’s renowned jazz band. After two years in engineering school at Columbia University in New York City, Michael returned to Seattle where he graduated summa cum laude in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies from the University of Washington, where he studied under Doug Miller and Barry Lieberman.…

Wycliffe Gordon
Faculty
Wycliffe Gordon’s busy schedule encompasses performing, composing, arranging and recording. He is the recipient of many awards: He has been named him “Trombonist of the Year” 12 times The Jazz Journalists Association, and “Best Trombone” five of the past six years by the Downbeat Critics Poll.

Randy Halberstadt
Faculty
Randy Halberstadt has been a major figure on the Pacific Northwest jazz scene for many years. A pianist, arranger, composer, lyricist, and author, Randy enjoys an international performing career playing with musicians at the top of their game.

Jon Hamar
Faculty
Jon Hamar is a versatile bassist who is comfortable in virtually any musical situation. Born in Kennewick, Washington he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Classical Double Bass Performance from Eastern Washington University and a Master’s degree in Jazz and Contemporary Media from the Eastman School of Music.

Jeff Hamilton
Faculty
Versatile drummer Jeff Hamilton brings originality to every group he performs with, and it’s one of the things that makes him constantly in demand, whether for recording, performing with his trio, or co-leading the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra.

Jon Hansen
Faculty
John Hansen is one of the most in-demand jazz pianists in the Northwest. A studied and musical ensemble player with a strong melodic vocabulary, John has always been recognizable for a unique personal voice.

Gary Hobbs
Faculty
Drummer Gary Hobbs is a native of the Pacific Northwest and lives in Vancouver, WA. He has played professionally for over 4 decades and appears on over 60 recordings.

Kelby MacNayr
Drummer / composer / band-leader Kelby MacNayr performs groundbreaking original music, soulful swinging jazz, reaching contemporary music and traditional music from around the world. A dynamic and creative musician MacNayr performs in Canada and abroad with leading musicians from New York, Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto & Europe. A faculty member of the renowned Jazz Port Townsend Festival under director John Clayton, staff at the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival, Kelby follows his passion to create and collaborate, teach and learn.

Rene Marie
In a span of two decades, René Marie has cemented her reputation not only as a singer but also as a composer, arranger, actress and educator. Guided and tempered by powerful life lessons and rooted in jazz traditions laid down by icons of past generations, this two-time Grammy Nominee melds jazz with elements of spirituals, folk, R&B, classical and even country to create a captivating hybrid style.…

Marlon Martinez
Faculty
Hailing from Los Angeles, Marlon Martinez is a young virtuoso bassist and composer emerging at the center of the resurgent Los Angeles jazz scene. He has demonstrated his virtuosity while touring with a wide range of artists, from rock icon Stewart Copeland to classical trailblazers Quatuor Ebène.

Lewis Nash
Faculty
Lewis Nash is one of jazz’s most recorded musicians, appearing on over 500 recordings including 10 Grammy winners and numerous Grammy nominees. In fact, Nash has the distinction of being the only musician in jazz history featured on the winners in both the “Best Jazz Vocal” and “Best Jazz Instrumental” album categories in two separate years: the 2004 Grammys with Nancy Wilson and McCoy Tyner, and again in 2010 with Dee Dee Bridgewater and James Moody.

Miles Okazaki
Faculty
Miles Okazaki is a NYC-based guitarist originally from Port Townsend, a small seaside town in Washington State. His approach to the guitar is described by the New York Times as “utterly contemporary, free from the expectations of what it means to play a guitar in a group setting — not just in jazz, but any kind.”

Randy Porter
Faculty
Jazz pianist Randy Porter has a refined understanding of improvisation and the spontaneous communication between musicians. As a Steinway Artist, Randy Porter draws from a rich palette of sonorities found within his imagination and the depths of the piano.

David Sanchez
Faculty
Latin Grammy Award winner David Sánchez is being hailed as “the most profound young tenor saxophonist working today. Born in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, Sánchez began playing percussion and drums at age 8 before migrating to tenor saxophone four years later.

Gary Smulyan
Faculty
Baritone saxophonist Gary Smulyan was born April 4, 1956, in Bethpage, New York. The gifted multi-instrumentalist started his music career by first learning alto saxophone during his teenage years on Long Island.

Terrell Stafford
Faculty
Acclaimed New York–based trumpet player Terell Stafford has been hailed as “one of the great players of our time” by piano legend McCoy Tyner. Stafford combines a deep love of melody with his own brand of spirited and adventurous lyricism. Since the mid-90s Stafford has performed with groups such as Benny Golson’s Sextet, McCoy Tyner’s Sextet, Kenny Barron Quintet, Frank Wess Quintet, and Dizzy Gillespie All-Star Alumni Band.

Jay Thomas
Faculty
Jay Thomas is a multi-instrumentalist, appearing on more than 60 recordings that run the gamut from hip-hop to acid-jazz, rock, Latin, and big band.

Sachal Vasandani
Faculty
Sachal Vasandani is recognized for his singular voice, with a tone and unique phrasing that mark him as one of the most compelling artists on the scene today.

Matt Wilson
Faculty
Grammy nominee Matt Wilson leads the Matt Wilson Quartet, Arts and Crafts, Christmas Tree-O, and the Carl Sandburg Project.

Martin Wind
Faculty
Bassist and composer Martin Wind was born in Flensburg, Germany in 1968 and has been living in the New York City area since 1996.He earned a diploma as Orchestra Musician at the Cologne Conservatory and completed his master’s degree in jazz composition and performance at NYU.
Tuition
Centrum has a variety of ways to be able to attend our workshops even if you’re on a budget. Tuition costs may also be discounted by joining in with the Transcription Project or applying for a scholarship when registering.
Costs
Tuition, in-person, instrumental or vocal track: $850
Tuition, in-person, educator track: $200
Tuition, on-line: $200
Room & board, instrumental or vocal track: $675
Room & board, educator track: $475
Meals only, instrumental or vocal track: $350
Meals only, educator track: $225
Workshop tuition includes admission to everything including great seats at all public performances. A full meal ticket is good for three meals per day. Those who stay on the Fort Worden campus are provided with private dorm rooms assigned by age and gender.
Audition
Auditions are required for in-person instrumental or vocal track workshop participants in Jazz Port Townsend. Your audition helps us place you in combos or groups with other instrumentalist or singers. We expect a wide range of abilities, and we want to make the experience as dynamic and well-matched as possible.
All applicants, including past participants, must submit audition recordings and an audition form regardless of age or musical experience. They should be a reflection of your current work. Some instruments—especially piano—will have more applicants than we have room for. Available spots are open until filled. Just submitting your audition does not guarantee placement in the workshop, so the sooner you send in your audition materials, the sooner we can confirm your acceptance.
To submit your audition you must first register for the workshop. After applying, you will receive an email that includes login instructions to upload your audition form.
Next, download the audition packet for your instrument below, and follow the instructions completely.
Audition Packets
Sax/Flute/Clarinet/Mallets
Submitting Your Audition
- A maximum of 6 files can be uploaded. You will need to include several scales and arpeggios in one take to accomplish this.
- All recordings need to be in MP3 format or we won’t be able to hear them (see Tips On Creating MP3 Files below). Note: simply typing “.MP3” at the end of a file’s name does not make it an MP3 file!
- Follow the audition packet instructions carefully and remember to name all of your files in the following format: Lastname-Firstname-Instrument-#.mp3 (for example, Armstrong-Louis-Trumpet-1.mp3, Armstrong-Louis-Trumpet-2.mp3, Armstrong-Louis-Trumpet-3.mp3, etc.)
- The recording quality is not critical, as long as you are clearly audible. Simple home recordings on most smartphones are perfectly adequate. Start by placing your device or microphone 6–8 feet away from you, or possibly more if you’re playing with other people. Experiment with different placements to see what sounds the best. Remember, you need to be clearly heard—it’s YOUR audition!
- Use of play-along recordings (e.g. Aebersold) is acceptable if it’s not possible to play with live musicians. Improvised solos are required. If you’re not yet able to do this, you will probably be placed in one of our beginning combos, where you can begin to learn how to improvise.
- Additional live instrumental auditions for combo placement may be requested of some applicants for final placement. You will be notified we need a live audition.
Tips For Creating MP3 Files
You don’t need sophisticated recording equipment or knowledge to make MP3 files. iPhones and other similar devices make good recordings and can save them as MP3s right away, as will Windows Media Player.
Note: if you save your files into iTunes it will automatically translate them into m4a format. M4a is the default format for iTunes files and we can’t use it. If your recordings are in a different format (.aac, .wav, .m4a etc.) you can easily translate them into MP3’s at Zamzar.com, a very handy, free website where you can quickly translate files into lots of different formats. The instructions are easy. There are other sites with similar procedures as well.
Please don’t submit your audition in anything but MP3 format—we won’t be able to hear them.
NOTE: Don’t delay applying because you want to practice the audition materials. You do not need to submit your audition recordings when you register. The deadline to submit is April 4, 2022 for Priority Acceptance. After April 4, applications are accepted on a space-available basis.
If you have questions about the audition information, please contact the Jazz Program Manager, Gregg Miller, at 360-385-3102 x109, or gmiller@centrum (dot) org.
We look forward to receiving your audition!
Transcription Project
2023 deadline has passed, stay tuned for 2024 details.
The Transcription Project
Anyone who completes five transcriptions from the list here receives a $200 tuition scholarship for this year. And if you complete three more for a total of 8, you’ll get an additional $100. That’s $300 for doing one of the most valuable things a musician can do—internalize great music. The deadline is Friday, March 31, 2023.
We want to make sure everyone has a chance to be successful at this. With that in mind, our three audition levels—Beginner/Intermediate, Advanced, and Semi-Pro—have different requirements:
- Beginner/Intermediate: Transcribe the melody.
- Advanced: Transcribe the melody plus one chorus of the solo.
- Semi-Pro: Transcribe the melody and the entire solo.
Note: Exceptions to the transcription amount are explained following the song title.
Specific instrument notes:
- Bass players are encouraged to memorize solos, but it is permissible to write out bass lines.
- Drummers are encouraged to “lock in with the grooves” on the recordings. The directions/suggestions of Matt Wilson should be followed.
- Pianists are encouraged to learn left and right hands, not just the right (although Tamir has done a great job of being specific about that).
To Do List
- Choose your songs from the list below and begin transcribing. We encourage people to learn by ear and not write out anything.
- Submit your transcription recording of yourself playing along with the track. Take a few minutes to check for a good balance between you and the recorded track. We need to be able to hear you clearly! State your name at the beginning of each track.
- IMPORTANT! Submit your recording as an MP3! Other formats use up too much memory.
- Continue with the next transcription.
And that’s it!! We’ll send you a certificate acknowledging Centrum crediting you with up to $300 for your growth!
FAQ
JAZZ FAQ
InstrumentsWe provide a quality acoustic piano in every room, but we don’t provide free drums, amps, or any other instruments. All participants except pianists need to bring or rent everything they need to make music (including a music stand).
You can rent drums, basses, and amps from three sources and they will be delivered to Centrum.
- A limited number of drum sets are available to rent through Centrum. You can request one of these as part of your online application.
- Kennelly Keys Music. Call Ryan Henriksen at 425-771-7020 or email rh@kennellykeysmusic.com for details.
- Crossroads Music. Call 360-385-1471 or email info@crossroads-music.com for details.
Scholarships
Scholarships are available for those who are not able to afford full tuition. If the full tuition is a significant financial burden to you, please select the scholarship/work-trade when you register. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served; and as-needed basis. Apply online as you register. Please note that except in rare cases, scholarships are available for tuition only. Centrum requires a $100 deposit of scholarship applicants, which is fully refundable before XXXXX if you are unable to attend. If you are interested in a work-trade position, please contact Gregg Miller at gmiller@centrum (dot) org.
Transcription Project for Scholarships – Open to All
In 2023, Centrum is offering a discount on tuition for applicants who submit transcripts of their favorite solos. Anyone who completes five transcriptions from the designated list receives a $200 tuition scholarship for this year. Complete three more for a total of eight, you’ll get an additional $100 for a total of $300. Check out the Transcription Project for more details.
Room & Board
Meals are served at Fort Worden Commons. The first meal is dinner on Monday, July 24; the last meal is breakfast on Sunday, July 30.
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Instrumental or Vocal Track: A $325 deposit is required. This deposit is non-refundable, with two exceptions. 1) You’ve applied for financial aid and are unable to attend because we cannot award your full request, or 2) your audition is not accepted, in which case you will receive a full refund. No housing refunds after April 20, 2023. No refunds of any kind are available after June 30, 2023.
Educator Track: Tuition is non-refundable and due upon registration. No housing refunds after April 20, 2023. No refunds of any kind are available after June 30, 2023.
Online: The fee is non-refundable.
Jazz Travel Tips
Book flights to arrive July 31 by 1pm Pacific Time and depart no earlier than noon on the 21st. Port Townsend is two hours from Sea/Tac on a good day.
If you’re interested in transportation from SeaTac Airport to Fort Worden, choose the shuttle option for when you register. The shuttle costs: $120 round-trip or $60 one-way.
Jazz airport shuttle schedule:
Arrive – Monday, July 24, 2023, pick-up at SEA/TAC airport, 2pm, Pacific Time.
Depart – Sunday, July 30, 2023, depart Centrum at Port Townsend, 9am, Pacific Time.
If you have further questions, please contact Gregg Miller, program manager at 360-385-3102 x109 or gmiller@centrum (dot) org.
Newcomers
Participants with a wide range of abilities and experience attend the workshop each year. We have ensembles and classes to fit seasoned professionals, beginning improvisers, and everyone in between. Please note that even the beginning classes are designed for people who already have a reasonable degree of skill on their instrument or voice. The typical high school student (or older) who has been playing since 5th or 6th grade does just fine.
Kids & Teens
Jazz Port Townsend is open to instrumentalists and singers high-school age and older. Full-time professional dorm counselors are on duty all week for participants under 18, and dorms are assigned according to age and gender.
No matter how old or young you are, instrumental and vocal musicians must all submit an audition file to be able to register. Tuition costs may also be discounted by joining in with the Transcription Project or applying for a scholarship when registering.
Schedule
Here is how you’ll spend your time:
Monday, July 25
4–5:30pm – Check-in, Centrum office
5pm – Live auditions if requested
6–8pm – Dinner
8pm – Welcome session
Tuesday-Thursday
9–10:30am – combos, vocal classes
10:45–11:45am – theory/special topics
1:15–2:45pm – master classes
3-4pm – combos, vocal classes
4:15–6pm – faculty presents concerts
Thursday Evening
8pm - Jazz in the Clubs
Friday
“Friday Jazz Blowout” – Special sessions throughout the day including participant performances are open to workshop participants and the public:
10:45–11:45 am - BLDG 204, Rm. 10 with Jeff Hamilton
12:05-1:20 pm - BLDG 204, Rm. 15 with David Sanchez
Outside at the Commons:
12:05-12:40 pm - Student Combos coached by David Sanchez
12:45-1:20 pm - Student Combos coached by Gary Smulyan
BLDG 204, Room 23:
1:00-1:30 pm - Student Combos coached by Randy Halberstadt
1:35-2:05 pm - Student Combos coached by Dawn Clement
2:10-2:40 pm - Student Combos coached by Randy Porter
2:45-3:15 pm - Student Combos coached by Jay Thomas
WHEELER THEATER:
1:30-2:15 pm - Student combo coached by Wycliffe Gordon
BLDG 204, Room 20:
1:30-3:30 pm - Vocal students coached by Rene Marie and Sachal Vasandani
Friday Evening
7:30 pm - Public mainstage show at McCurdy Pavilion
Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening
1:30 pm - Public mainstage show
8 pm - Jazz in the Clubs
Sunday, July 30
11am – Check out of Fort Worden dorms
1:30 pm - Public mainstage show
Online
If you are not able to join us in person, we invite you to join us virtually through our online audit option. Your tuition gives you entry to multiple classes and exclusive faculty jam sessions streamed daily utilizing Centrum’s video and audio broadcast capabilities. Auditions are not required. The $200 tuition fee is non-refundable. Access to the online classes are available for one month following.
Thank you for joining us online; we hope to see you in-person someday!
Combo List 2023
FIRST | LAST | FACULTY | PERFORMANCE DAY | PERFORMANCE TIME | PERFORMANCE LOCATION |
CRAIG | ABRAMSON | RANDY HALBERSTADT | FRIDAY | 1:00P | 204 UN(23) |
RYAN | ACHESON | DAVID SANCHEZ | FRIDAY | 12:05 | COMMONS |
BRIGHT | ANSAH | MARLON MARTINEZ | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 305 S |
LANG | ARMSTRONG | TIA FULLER | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 US(20) |
DENIS | BATALOV | OBED CALVAIRE | SATURDAY | 7:00P | USO |
ISAIAH | BEYER | JAY THOMAS | FRIDAY | 2:45P | 204 UN(23) |
JANINE | BLOOMFIELD | DAN BALMER | FRIDAY | 1:00P | WHEELER |
NANCY | BOYLES | RANDY PORTER | FRIDAY | 2:10P | 204 UN(23) |
GEORGE | BRENNEN | RANDY HALBERSTADT | FRIDAY | 1:00P | 204 UN(23) |
ANDREW | BRILL | JAY THOMAS | FRIDAY | 2:45P | 204 UN(23) |
GARY | BROTMAN | CHUCK EASTON | FRIDAY | 1:00P | USO |
PETER | BRUCK | JEFF HAMILTON (Trios) | SATURDAY | 7:00P | COMMONS A |
CAMERON | BURNS | RANDY PORTER | FRIDAY | 2:10P | 204 UN(23) |
EVAN | CERNE | TERELL STAFFORD | SATURDAY | 7:35P | 305 S |
JUSTIN | CHAN | TERELL STAFFORD | SATURDAY | 7:35P | 305 S |
TRISTAN | CHAN | MARLON MARTINEZ | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 305 S |
SARAH | CLINE | DAVID SANCHEZ | FRIDAY | 12:05 | COMMONS |
TOM | COLLIGAN | RANDY PORTER | FRIDAY | 2:10P | 204 UN(23) |
JOHNNY | COTA | MARLON MARTINEZ | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 305 S |
ALEXANDRIA | COX | RANDY HALBERSTADT | FRIDAY | 1:00P | 204 UN(23) |
RON | CYGER | LEWIS NASH | SATURDAY | 8:10P | 305 S |
ANEKIN | DAVIS | MARLON MARTINEZ | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 305 S |
JORDAN | DE PUE | GEORGE CABLES | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 UN(23) |
NIGEL | DENKE | LEWIS NASH | SATURDAY | 8:10P | 305 S |
ELI | DENNING | MARTIN WIND | FRIDAY | 1:35P | USO |
RANDY | DOAK | GARY SMULYAN | FRIDAY | 12:45 | COMMONS |
WYDGLIF | DORLUS | DAVID SANCHEZ | FRIDAY | 12:05 | COMMONS |
KATE | DOUGHERTY | OBED CALVAIRE | SATURDAY | 7:00P | USO |
STEVE | DROUILHET | CHUCK EASTON | FRIDAY | 1:00P | USO |
RILEY | DURASOFF | LEWIS NASH | SATURDAY | 8:10P | 305 S |
CHUCK | EASTON | CHUCK EASTON | FRIDAY | 1:00P | USO |
KAYTLIN | EDMONDS | MARLON MARTINEZ | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 305 S |
GABRIEL | ESPITIA | GEORGE CABLES | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 UN(23) |
SAGE | FELDMAN | LEWIS NASH | SATURDAY | 8:10P | 305 S |
PERSEUS | FLINT | GEORGE CABLES | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 UN(23) |
GARY | FORBES | RANDY PORTER | FRIDAY | 2:10P | 204 UN(23) |
SEBASTION | FORD | JAY THOMAS | FRIDAY | 2:45P | 204 UN(23) |
GIANNA | GARFIELD | GEORGE CABLES | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 UN(23) |
FERDINAND | GEIGER | OBED CALVAIRE | SATURDAY | 7:00P | USO |
LEO | GIGER | DAVID SANCHEZ | FRIDAY | 12:05 | COMMONS |
MAX | GITGENSTEIN | JAY THOMAS | FRIDAY | 2:45P | 204 UN(23) |
MARY | GRIFFIN | DAWN CLEMENT | FRIDAY | 1:35P | 204 UN(23) |
MIKE | GRODNER | TIA FULLER | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 US(20) |
HENRY | GUINN | MILES OKAZAKI | FRIDAY | 2:10P | USO |
JOYCE | HANCOCK | MILES OKAZAKI | FRIDAY | 2:10P | USO |
NATHAN | HARTMAN | JON HAMAR | FRIDAY | 2:45P | USO |
BENNETT | HARVEY | JAY THOMAS | FRIDAY | 2:45P | 204 UN(23) |
COOPER | HEADRICK | DAWN CLEMENT | FRIDAY | 1:35P | 204 UN(23) |
EDDIE | HEFTI | RANDY HALBERSTADT | FRIDAY | 1:00P | 204 UN(23) |
ROBERT | HENDRY | OBED CALVAIRE | SATURDAY | 7:00P | USO |
DYLAN | HENEHAN | MILES OKAZAKI | FRIDAY | 2:10P | USO |
JUSTIN | HO | MATT WILSON | SATURDAY | 12:30P | LITTLEFIELD |
MARVIN | HOFFERT | CHUCK EASTON | FRIDAY | 1:00P | USO |
NATHANIEL | HOFFERT | JON HAMAR | FRIDAY | 2:45P | USO |
CAMERON | HOFFMAN | DAWN CLEMENT | FRIDAY | 1:35P | 204 UN(23) |
ETHAN | HOLT | DAN BALMER | FRIDAY | 1:00P | WHEELER |
CASSIDY | HOUCHINS | DAVID SANCHEZ | FRIDAY | 12:05 | COMMONS |
DEREK | HSI | MARTIN WIND | FRIDAY | 1:35P | USO |
ANDREW | JANUSSON | TIA FULLER | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 US(20) |
CASCADE | KASELER | RANDY PORTER | FRIDAY | 2:10P | 204 UN(23) |
RYUSEI | KAWAKUBO | WYCLIFFE GORDON | FRIDAY | 1:35P | WHEELER |
HERON | KO | LEWIS NASH | SATURDAY | 8:10P | 305 S |
BENJAMIN | KUDO | JON HAMAR | FRIDAY | 2:45P | USO |
FRANKLIN | KUDO | RANDY PORTER | FRIDAY | 2:10P | 204 UN(23) |
KEIKO | KUDO | DAN BALMER | FRIDAY | 1:00P | WHEELER |
PAUL | LARNED | JAY THOMAS | FRIDAY | 2:45P | 204 UN(23) |
WALTER | LATKOWSKI | WYCLIFFE GORDON | FRIDAY | 1:35P | WHEELER |
HONG | LEE | MATT WILSON | SATURDAY | 12:30P | LITTLEFIELD |
OLIVER | LEE | CHUCK EASTON | FRIDAY | 1:00P | USO |
CHRISTOPHER | LICHTENBERG | DAWN CLEMENT | FRIDAY | 1:35P | 204 UN(23) |
DEL SIENA | LINTS | OBED CALVAIRE | SATURDAY | 7:00P | USO |
Læsio | LITTLEJOHN | JEFF HAMILTON (Trios) | SATURDAY | 7:00P | COMMONS A |
ELIJAH | LITVAK | RANDY HALBERSTADT | FRIDAY | 1:00P | 204 UN(23) |
NICO | LOVEJOY | OBED CALVAIRE | SATURDAY | 7:00P | USO |
MARK | LUI | OBED CALVAIRE | SATURDAY | 7:00P | USO |
MONICA | LYALL | WYCLIFFE GORDON | FRIDAY | 1:35P | WHEELER |
BRYAN | MANZO | MARLON MARTINEZ | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 305 S |
JULIAN | MARSH | MARLON MARTINEZ | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 305 S |
TIM | MAYER | GARY SMULYAN | FRIDAY | 12:45 | COMMONS |
TIM | MAYER | GARY SMULYAN | FRIDAY | 12:45 | COMMONS |
DURGAN | MCBROOM | MATT WILSON | SATURDAY | 12:30P | LITTLEFIELD |
XAVIER | MENDOZA | TIA FULLER | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 US(20) |
JAMES | MIDDLETON | JON HAMAR | FRIDAY | 2:45P | USO |
MATTHEW | MINER | MILES OKAZAKI | FRIDAY | 2:10P | USO |
KATE | MOLLOY | TIA FULLER | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 US(20) |
MICHAEL | MOORE | DAN BALMER | FRIDAY | 1:00P | WHEELER |
JOE | MORGAN | TERELL STAFFORD | SATURDAY | 7:35P | 305 S |
DOUGLAS | MORRIS | MILES OKAZAKI | FRIDAY | 2:10P | USO |
HALIMAH | MUHAMMAD | WYCLIFFE GORDON | FRIDAY | 1:35P | WHEELER |
MOHAN | NAYAK | MARTIN WIND | FRIDAY | 1:35P | USO |
MALCOM | OLIVER | DAWN CLEMENT | FRIDAY | 1:35P | 204 UN(23) |
MEGHAN | PAIK | DAN BALMER | FRIDAY | 1:00P | WHEELER |
MASON | PANCOAST | JON HAMAR | FRIDAY | 2:45P | USO |
JAMIE | PANKRATZ | MARTIN WIND | FRIDAY | 1:35P | USO |
MACEO | PARKER | GARY SMULYAN | FRIDAY | 12:45 | COMMONS |
BISHESH | PAUDEL | TERELL STAFFORD | SATURDAY | 7:35P | 305 S |
NEIL | PETERS | MARTIN WIND | FRIDAY | 1:35P | USO |
JOSHUA | PFISTNER | JON HAMAR | FRIDAY | 2:45P | USO |
JOHN | PORTER | RANDY PORTER | FRIDAY | 2:10P | 204 UN(23) |
MARIA | POWELL | DAWN CLEMENT | FRIDAY | 1:35P | 204 UN(23) |
CALVIN | REY | GARY SMULYAN | FRIDAY | 12:45 | COMMONS |
CHARLES | RUBLE | TERELL STAFFORD | SATURDAY | 7:35P | 305 S |
JACE | SAMAHA | DAVID SANCHEZ | FRIDAY | 12:05 | COMMONS |
MIKE | SELLMAN | GARY SMULYAN | FRIDAY | 12:45 | COMMONS |
IAN | SHAW | WYCLIFFE GORDON | FRIDAY | 1:35P | WHEELER |
MARISSA | SINGLETON | GEORGE CABLES | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 UN(23) |
HOWARD | SLAVIN | LEWIS NASH | SATURDAY | 8:10P | 305 S |
JOHNATHAN | SMITH | OBED CALVAIRE | SATURDAY | 7:00P | USO |
CHRISTIAN | SOCHI | JON HAMAR | FRIDAY | 2:45P | USO |
MILES | STEVENS | GEORGE CABLES | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 UN(23) |
HARRIET | STORM | DAN BALMER | FRIDAY | 1:00P | WHEELER |
PETER | STRICKLAND | LEWIS NASH | SATURDAY | 8:10P | 305 S |
VAN | TAEGER | MATT WILSON | SATURDAY | 12:30P | LITTLEFIELD |
QUINN | THORTON | JEFF HAMILTON (Trios) | SATURDAY | 7:00P | COMMONS A |
DAPHNE | TITTERINGTON | GEORGE CABLES | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 UN(23) |
JOHNNY | TORRES | MARTIN WIND | FRIDAY | 1:35P | USO |
SKY | VAN SCOYOC | GARY SMULYAN | FRIDAY | 12:45 | COMMONS |
DON | VIRGOVIC | DAWN CLEMENT | FRIDAY | 1:35P | 204 UN(23) |
BRAEDEN | VLADAVIA | GEORGE CABLES | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 UN(23) |
SANDRA | WALKER | RANDY HALBERSTADT | FRIDAY | 1:00P | 204 UN(23) |
JOSHWA | WEIGELT | TIA FULLER | SATURDAY | 7:00P | 204 US(20) |
NOAH | WEISS | WYCLIFFE GORDON | FRIDAY | 1:35P | WHEELER |
HEIDI | WILLIAMS | MILES OKAZAKI | FRIDAY | 2:10P | USO |
MATT | WILSON | MATT WILSON | SATURDAY | 12:30P | LITTLEFIELD |
AUDEN | WONG | MATT WILSON | SATURDAY | 12:30P | LITTLEFIELD |
OLIN | YOUNG | WYCLIFFE GORDON | FRIDAY | 1:35P | WHEELER |
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