Huron ReproGraphics Oil Heritage Classic

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	John Shuster	$6,600	34.430
2.	Mark Bice	$4,200	27.052
3.	Mike Farbelow	$2,800	20.904
3.	Ian Dickie	$2,800	20.904
5.	Scott Bailey	$1,400	14.756
5.	Jon St. Denis	$1,400	14.756
5.	Sven Michel	$1,400	14.756
5.	Codey Maus	$1,400	14.756
9.	Mike McLean	$---	2.951
9.	Rob Retchless	$---	2.951
11.	Ryan LeDrew	$---	2.213
11.	Brent Ross	$---	2.213
11.	Wayne Tuck Jr.	$---	2.213
14.	Todd Birr	$---	1.476
14.	Heath McCormick	$---	1.476
14.	Brandon Corbett	$---	1.476
14.	Jeremy Mallais	$---	1.476
14.	Richard Krell	$---	1.476
19.	Se Hyeon Seong	$---	0.738
19.	Josh Johnston	$---	0.738
19.	Christopher Plys	$---	0.738
19.	Craig Brown	$---	0.738
19.	John Young Jr.	$---	0.738
19.	Andrew Stopera	$---	0.738
19.	Stephen Dropkin	$---	0.738
19.	John Bolton	$---	0.738

2012: Rob Rumfeldt
Rob Rumfeldt, Adam Spencer, Scott Hodgson, Greg Robinson
, ON
2013: Jake Higgs
Brent Ross, Jake Higgs, Codey Maus, Bill Buchanan
Glencoe, ON
2014: Aaron Squires
Aaron Squires, Matt Mapletoft, Spencer Nuttall, Fraser Reid
Kitchener-Waterloo, ON
2015: John Shuster
John Shuster, Tyler George, Matt Hamilton, John Landsteiner
Duluth, USA
2016: Heath McCormick
Heath McCormick, Christopher Plys, Korey Dropkin, Thomas Howell
Blaine, USA
2017: Glenn Howard
Glenn Howard, Adam Spencer, David Mathers, Scott Howard
Toronto, ON
2018: John Willsey
John Willsey, Connor Lawes, Robert Currie, Evan Lilly
,

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