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5/19/2002
 Can Davis Or Crews Catch Scalish?

With just one tournament to go in the FLW Tour season, the race for BassFan.com Rookie of the Year (ROY) is between three anglers. FLW rookies Harmon Davis (Marlow, Okla.) and John Crews (Jetersville, Va.) are the only anglers who can beat B.A.S.S. rookie Frank Scalish.

> Davis finished 67th at Old Hickory, which means he has to finish 25th or better at Lake Champlain to win ROY.

> Crews put himself in the race by finishing 44th at Old Hickory, but needs a 3rd or better at Champlain to beat Scalish in the points race.

Who will become the first ROY the sport of bass fishing has ever seen? We'll find out in June.



   5/19/2002 ROY Standings


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Place Sort by Place
 		Prior
Angler
City
State
Boat/Motor
Tour
Points
1     
 1     
 Frank Scalish
 Cleveland Heights
 OH
 Legend/Mercury
 MULTI
 581.000 
2     
 2     
 Yusuke Miyazaki
 Mineola
 TX
 Skeeter/Yamaha
 BASS
 495.000 
3     
 6     
 Harmon Davis
 Marlow
 OK
 Ranger/Yamaha
 FLW
 456.000 
4     
 3     
 Warren Wyman
 Calera
 AL
 Ranger/Mercury
 FLW
 454.000 
5     
 7     
 John Crews, Jr.
 Salem
 VA
 Bass Cat/Mercury
 BASS
 434.000 
6     
 4     
 Aaron A. Hastings
 Boonsboro
 MD
 Ranger/Evinrude
 FLWT
 425.000 
7     
 5     
 Roger Boler
 Slidell
 LA
 Skeeter/Yamaha
 BASS
 395.000 
8     
 8     
 Adam Wright
 Benton
 AR
FLW
 381.000 
9     
 16     
 Mark Goines
 Shady Point
 OK
 Ranger/Mercury
 FLW
 341.000 
10     
 10     
 J.T. Kenney
 Palm Bay
 FL
 Ranger/Mercury
 FLW
 327.000 
11     
 20     
 Steve Kennedy
 Auburn
 AL
 Bass Cat/Yamaha
 BASS
 311.000 
12     
 19     
 Scott Browning
 Franklin
 NC
FLW
 308.000 
13     
 9     
 Rickie Harp
 Cottondale
 AL
 Triton/Mercury
 BASS
 302.000 
14     
 11     
 Mark Sabbides
 Bastrop
 LA
 ProCraft
 Both
 280.000 
15     
 12     
 Paul Hanley
 Hull
 GA
 Ranger
 Both
 272.000 
16     
 13     
 Mark Tyler
 Vian
 OK
 Bass Cat/Mercury
 BASS
 260.000 
17     
 14     
 Jimmi Leuthner
 Vernon
 VT
FLW
 255.000 
18     
 15     
 Gerald Gostenik
 Dearborn
 MI
 Triton/Mercury
 Both
 239.000 
19     
 23     
 Mark Rogers
 Naples
 FL
 Gambler/Mercury
 Both
 236.000 
20     
 17     
 Michael Johnson
 Talking Rock
 GA
 Skeeter/Yamaha
 Both
 217.000 
21     
 18     
 David Cochran
 Hot Springs
 AR
FLW
 209.000 
22     
 21     
 Marty Carter
 Hamilton
 AL
Both
 178.000 
23     
 22     
 Bobby Curtis
 Siloam Springs
 AR
 Ranger/Evinrude
 FLW
 151.000 
24     
 24     
 Ron Weiss
 Mountain Home
 AR
FLW
 80.000 


About the ROY Race
 The BassFan Rookie of the Year Race/Award recognizes the best rookie in all of tour-level professional fishing for the current year or season. Unlike the league rookie races, only true rookies are eligible: To qualify as a rookie for the BassFan race, a tour angler cannot have fished the pro (boater) side of any Bassmaster or FLW tour/series-level event before.

  • BassFan Rookie of the Year Race points are calculated using a methodology loosely similar to the BassFan World Rankings (points based on finish with bonuses given for winning and finishing high). Only regular-season events count. Championships do not.
     
  • The BassFan Rookie of the Year Race was created in 2002 as the first rookie race in professional bass fishing. Like Rookie of the Year awards in all sports, it recognizes top-performing newcomers to the professional ranks.

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