KW Fall Classic

Matthew Hall with Jeff Wanless at third, Joey Hart and David Hart on the front end wins the 2017 KW Fall Classic.


Final Ranking

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Matthew Hall	$2,500	22.502
2.	Rob Retchless	$1,800	17.680
3.	De Jia Zou	$1,250	13.662
3.	Chang-Min Kim	$1,250	13.662
5.	Tanner Horgan	$775	9.644
5.	Jordan Chandler	$775	9.644
5.	Ian Dickie	$775	9.644
5.	Andrew Fairfull	$775	9.644

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Event Information

The KW Fall Classic is a yearly event held at the KW Granite Club in Waterloo, ON. This year we will be hosting the event from September 22nd to 25th. Register now to confirm your spot in the event. Top 3 finishing teams are guaranteed an entry in the 2017 Fall Classic.

Purse Breakdown 1st: $2500 2nd: $1800 3/4: $1250 5-8: $775

Event Purse: $9,900

Entry Fee: $550 CDN

Website:
http://www.kwgranite.com/2016/05/k-w-fall-classic-4/

Location

K-W Granite Club
99 Seagram Drive,
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

Contact

Kathy Ryan
E: kwfallclassic@gmail.com

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