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Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 3KIWANIS CLUB OF PLACERVILLE70 Years of Service to El Dorado CountyAs a community service club, we focus our efforts on the youth of our communities. Here is a partial list of events and activities the members of our club support and provide:SUPPORTING OUR YOUTHAcademic Decathlon • Easter Egg Hunt Fishing Derby • Kiwanis Family House • Math SteeplechaseService Leadership Programs at 4 local High Schools, 2 Middle Schools and MORESUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITIESJohn M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races • National Night OutDuffey Park Play Structures • Holiday Food Baskets • National Day of PrayerMobile Food Pantries with Feeding the FoothillsSCHOOL & SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAMSKey Clubs – Union Mine, El Dorado, Ponderosa & Golden Sierra Builders’ Club – Markham Middle School & Golden SierraAktion Club of El Dorado / MORESUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY PROGRAMSNew Morning • Ag in the Classroom • Boys and Girls ClubBig Brothers and Big Sisters • Toys for Tots • El Dorado Jr. Livestock Auction Placerville Parks and Rec • Sober Grad Nights at Local High Schools Imagination Theatre • Feeding the Foothills Food DistributionsSTUDENT SCHOLARSHIPSAcademic ScholarshipsKey Club and Builders’ Club Leadership Awards – Hope for America Key Leader Camp Scholarships • Robotics ClubSugarloaf Fine Arts Campwww.placervillekiwanis.orgPictured: Brian Veerkamp as Johnny WheelbarrowThis is the 70th year since Placerville Kiwanis was chartered to serve our local KIDS and communities. We are proud to produce the 82nd running of the John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races. Our mission is to “Improve our World, One Child and One Community at a time.”We are also very thankful of all of our many sponsors who are featured in this race guide. Please support our local businesses that help Placerville Kiwanis support our KIDS.Placerville Kiwanis provides grants to many of our local non-profits who serve our KIDS, provides scholarships to our high school seniors, gives awards to our supported Service Leadership Programs at our local schools, and supports local community programs like Feeding the Foothills, and many other projects on the Western Slope of our County. This iconic event helps Placerville Kiwanis provide more than $30,000 annually in support of our local KIDS.We would also like to invite you to be a guest at one of our meetings. If you are interested, please contact us at www.placervillekiwanis.orgJohn Prock2025-2026 President
4 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallThis year, El Dorado Disposal is the proud EVENT SPONSOR of the 82nd annual John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races. We cannot thank El Dorado Disposal enough for helping support the KIDS of El Dorado County over many years. Placerville Kiwanis appreciates its continuing support.El Dorado Disposal is a local company whose employees live, work, and play in the communities it serves. Its mission is to help meet the needs of the communities it serves. The primary way in which it does this is by collecting and processing trash, recycling, yard waste, commercial waste, hazardous materials, and more in an efficient and environmentally friendly manner. But it does not stop there. El Dorado Disposal extends that mission by supporting organizations that improve the overall quality of life in these communities. El Dorado Disposal proudly supports local charities, including Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Sierra, CASA, Hands4Hope, MORE, the Women’s Fund, and the Boys and Girls Club, to name just a few. In addition, it partners with local schools to help educate the younger generation and tomorrow’s leaders on the importance of sustainability. This past year, El Dorado Disposal helped with the Markham School Garden Project.El Dorado Disposal is committed to keeping our local communities safe and helping all residents properly dispose of trash as well provide opportunities to recycle and reuse material keeping it out of the landfills.Sustainability means balancing human demand with what the environment can provide both currently and in the future. The greater the demand, be it food, water, space, fuel, energy, air, wood, metal, etc., and the greater the rate of demand, less sustainable our lifestyles are. In order to balance out the supply with the demand, we need to replace, renew, or reinvent how we consume.In recent years, El Dorado Disposal has upgraded and remodeled the Material Recovery Facility (MRF), which is located in Placerville. The improvements allow it to process mixed recyclables from homes and businesses more quickly and efficiently. The public is invited to visit the MRF with your civic or church group, scout troop or 4-H club, or class. During your tour, you will learn what happens to your trash and recyclables after they are picked up. If you do not have time to tour the MRF, its staff would be happy to visit your classroom or group meeting to talk about recycling and all of our local programs. To schedule a tour or a presentation, call Customer Service at 530-626-4141.Placerville Kiwanis thanks El Dorado Disposal for its commitment to the youth of our communities.2026 John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow Event Sponsor
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6 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallHistory of the John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races You cannot retrace the history of the Wheelbarrow Races without a brief review of who John Mohler Studebaker was. He was a wagon maker from South Bend, Indiana. While his brothers wanted him to be their business partner, John had richer ideas -the gold fields of California! John’s opportunity came in 1853 when an emigrant wagon train was being formed in South Bend. John approached the leader with a proposition: “If I build a wagon, give it to the train, and drive it to California, will you provide me with three meals a day while we travel?” The answer was yes, and just ten days later John completed his wagon with the help of his brother, Clem, who ironed it. It was a rugged, sturdy vehicle, with extra-large wheels. If it could not cross the plains, mountains, and deserts, no other wagon could!On March 23, 1853, John M. Studebaker, at the age of 19, began the journey to California. Five long months later the wagons reached Old Hangtown! He arrived with only fifty cents in his pocket after being relieved of his savings along the way by some other type of “Gold Seekers” (card sharks) in a saloon. In the crowd that gathered upon their arrival, a man kept asking, “Is there a wagon maker among you?” The man was H.L. Hinds, the blacksmith in town, and he had a job for a man who wanted work. Many men pointed to John, and H.L. looked him over and offered John the job on the spot. John promptly declined, stating, “I came to dig gold,” so H.L. walked away. A man next to John spoke quietly to him, advising him to take the job, and take it quick. You will have plenty of time to look for gold, and remember, for every lucky gold strike, there are hundreds of those disappointed! This advice was most likely the beginning of the formation of the Studebaker corporation.John thought for a moment and then took after H.L. to accept the job, starting the next day. His work consisted of repairing picks, shovels, pans, general blacksmithing, and stagecoach repairs, but the biggest need was building wheelbarrows. It was not long after that his superb wheelbarrow building earned him the name of Wheelbarrow Johnny! John would go on to be a member of the Studebaker Corporation, known for wheelbarrows, wagons, and automobiles. John M. Studebaker also was a member of “E Clampus Vitus” (the Clampers).In 1939, the first John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow Race was held to honor Wheelbarrow Johnny. The race was organized and promoted by none other than, “E Clampus Vitus.” Throughout the early years, the races consisted of a sprint race, an endurance race and usually a costume race of some sort. The sprint race was a measured dash, pushing the wheelbarrow (50 to 100 yards in length) to an ore pile, fill the sack by shovel and push the wheelbarrow with the required weight and dash back across the starting line. The endurance race was like today’s race with musclemen pushing, hoisting, and sweating their way over the obstacle course. It was rare for a racer to enter both races, but some did and won them both. The Championship Title was for the endurance race.The race was halted along with the fair during World War II but came roaring back in 1948. In 1956, the Kiwanis Club of Placerville was chartered and took over the running of the races. This will be their 64th year in doing so. The Women’s Championship race began in 1957, Teenage Boys in 1959, Teenage Girls, Junior Boys and Girls in 1967, Most Inspirational Award 1979, High School Challenge in 1990, 911 Challenge 1992, and Senior Race 2010. The course has changed some over the years. Obstacles come and go, but ruggedness and challenge remain right up there for one of the toughest endurance tests ever. Shovels have been replaced by gold pans, and the excursion through the water pit at the end of the course is not for the faint of heart. Wheelbarrows are old style with iron wheels, heavy by themselves, but then add the 50 plus pounds of ore and 20 competitors... and the struggle is on.In reviewing the list of winners over the years, some very athletic individuals have claimed the top spots. Chet Carsten was an 8-time Men’s Champion and was topped by Brian Veerkamp in 2014 with his 9th win. Judy Mosbacher/Pickett and Makenzie Snyder have dominated many years of the Women’s race.The biggest winner of all, though, is our community. This annual event is the Kiwanis Club of Placerville’s largest fundraiser with the proceeds being distributed throughout the community, primarily to children and youth programs. Good luck and congratulations on this 79th year of history making! Go Kiwanis!The Studebaker brothers- founders of what would become the Studebaker Corporation. From left to right, (standing) Peter and Jacob; (seated) Clem, Henry and John M.Photo courtesy of Getty Images
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8 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallKiwanis is a worldwide service organization of individuals who want to improve their communities. As a group, they can achieve what one person cannot do alone.Kiwanis is not a social club or political society. It does not prescribe a way of life for others. It does, however, act as a forum for diverse ideas and a means of providing community service based upon a historic foundation of six Kiwanis objects;To give primacy to the human and spiritual, rather than to the material values of life.To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships.To promote the adoption and application of higher social, business, and professional standards.To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship.To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service and build better communities.To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism, and goodwill.What is Kiwanis?35 Convenient Branch LocationsOr Visit us online atwww.eldoradosavingsbank.comGGGOOOOOODDDLLLUUUCCCKKKRRRAAACCCEEERRRSSS!!!!!!
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10 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallPlacerville Kiwanis and its Service Leadership Programs support the Kiwanis Family House.The Kiwanis Family House (KFH) is a crown jewel of Kiwanis and just happens to be in our backyard. It was created 42 years ago, and one of the original supporters was from Placerville Kiwanis. The KFH is located in Sacramento and helps create a healing and supportive community around families impacted by medical emergencies. The KFH provides temporary housing and support to families of seriously ill or injured children and adults being treated at University of California Davis Medical Center and Shriners’ Hospital. Paula Kelley is the Executive Director of the House.The KFH has served more than 42,000 guests from all 50 states and 21 foreign countries. The average stay for a guest family is 3-4 days, but many families stay longer as they, or their loved one, receive treatment. In fact, the longest stay at the KFH in 2021 was 242 days by a single family. Over the years, more than 200 families from El Dorado County have been guests at the KFH. One of those was Denise Proctor, a resident of Diamond Springs, and mother of two. Denise had some vision issues and her optometrist recommended she get some testing at UCD Medical Center. She was diagnosed with a rare brain cancer, and the specialists immediately recommended a course of treatment that started with brain surgery. They removed as much of the tumor as possible and considered the surgery a success. Denise then had to undergo a sixweek course of targeted radiation therapy and have a “brain drain” on a weekly basis. Since she could no longer drive, Denise could not easily get to and from home to UCDMC for treatment. As a result, she was able to stay at the Kiwanis Family House for her treatment. Denise said that KFH was “a true blessing for me and my family. I met so many sweet people during my stay. I cannot imagine what my life would be like if Kiwanis Family House were not here.”Another example was a young family from El Dorado County who came to stay at KFH as a result of a grant from the El Dorado Community Foundation. It truly takes the whole community to support those at KFH. Their stay was only 10 days, while mom underwent her first round of radiation treatment for breast cancer. Every day, the staff at the KFH saw just how much it made a difference in their lives for that brief period of time. When they arrived the Executive Director of KFH, Paula Kelley, was able to spend some time with their young son while mom and dad checked in. He said only 3 things: “My name is Jonathan, I love pretzels, I don’t want my mom to die.” We might not ever know the outcome that this medical journey has for this family, but we know that for 10 days, Jonathan had pretzels and hugged his mom whenever he could. It is moments like these that make KFH truly OUR home for healing families.For more information, please go to http://www.kiwanis familyhouse.orgKiwanis Family HouseExecutive Director, Paula Kelley
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12 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallFOR OFFICIAL RACE COMMITTEE USE ONLYDate: __________________________ Time: __________________________ Initials: __________________________By afi xing my signature hereunder, I do hereby waive, release, and forever discharge any and all rights, claims, and damages which I know have or which may hereafter accrue to me against the County of El Dorado, El Dorado County Fair Association, Kiwanis Club of Placerville, all other promoters and sponsors of this event, the promoting clubs and organizations, their respective ofi cers, agents, members, representatives, successors, and/or assigns for any and all damages which may be sustained or suff ered by me in connection with traveling to, participating in or returning from this event. I agree to abide by the rules and regulations of this event and represent that I am physically ffl t and capable of participating in this event.I understand that the sponsoring clubs and promoters of this event make no representation as to the ffl tness or soundness of any equipment supplied for the participants’ use in this event and despite continuing eff orts to make participation in the event a fun and safe activity that some risk of accidental injury does exist. To the extent that such risk does exist, either known or unknown, I do hereby agree that by afi xing my signature to this Waiver I am expressly assuming that risk as my personal responsibility.(PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY)Today’s Date: ______________________ Signature: ________________________________________________________________________Contestant’s Name __________________________________________________________________________________________________Age (on day of event) _______________ Sex ________Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________Email: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________City: ____________________________________________________________ State: _____________________ Zip: ____________________Phone: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________Sponsor (Championship or Women’s Race only) ___________________________________________________________________________ (Optional)Kiwanis of Placerville presents the82nd John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow RaceSaturday, June 20, 2026 • Racetime at 5pmRACE ENTERING:o Championship Race • $50 (Before June 1, 2026) • $75 (After June 1, 2026)1st Place: $1000o Woman’s Race • $50 (Before June 1, 2026) • $75 (After June 1, 2026)1st Place: $1000o High School Team Race Challenge • NO CHARGE1st Place: $200o Teen Races • NO CHARGE • 1st Place: $100o Youth Races • NO CHARGE • 1st Place: $100Please make checks payable to Placerville Kiwanis.For Applicants under 18 Guardian’s Signature RequiredENTRY FORM APPLY ONLINE: WWW.STUDEBAKERWHEELBARROWRACES.COMOr complete entry form below and drop ofi at El Dorado County Fair Off ce, 100 Placerville Dr, Placerville, or mail to: Kiwanis, P.O. Box 247, Placerville, CA 95667If turning in entry form day of race, entry forms must be turned in at the event by 3:00pm – No exceptions!www.studebakerwheelbarrowraces.com For more information please contact Paul Zappettini at (916) 425-8909.IMPORTANT! All contestants must register between 2:00pm - 4:00pm at the CHECK-IN KIOSK andattend the mandatory orientation meeting on June 20th, at 4:30pm ON THE TRACK. Failure to attend mandatory meeting is automatic disqualification and forfeiture of entry fees.
Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 131. All contestants must register at the “CHECK-IN KIOSK” between 2:00pm - 4:00pm on the day of the race. NO EXCEPTIONS!2. All contestants must wear long pants, shirts and shoes (no cleats or open-toed footwear).3. All contestants must attend the MANDATORY MEETING AT 4:30pm ON THE TRACK.Failure to attend mandatory meeting is automatic disqualification and forefeiture of entry fees.4. All contestants must check their equipment once issued. Gunny sacks especially!5. The signal to start the race will be given by the official starter.6. Any false starts will create a restart. A second false start by the same contestant will result in disqualification.7. Upon starting signal, contestant will race from the starting line with all equipment appropriate to his or her group to the ore pile and soforth.8. Any contestant displaying unsportsmanlike conduct and/or impeding others will be subject to disqualification.9. Upon reaching the ore pile, contestants will load their own sack with ore.10. Upon loading ore, contestants will proceed to each successive obstacle, proceeding on their required course to the finish line.11. Any contestant failing to complete any obstacle properly will be subject to disqualification.12. Absolutely no throwing of equipment. All equipment must be carried, wheeled or placed over the obstacles. Violators will be subject to disqualification.13. Contestants MUST cross the finish line with the ore sacked from the ore pile and equipment with which he/she started and without any assistance from any other person.14. Upon crossing the finish line, each contestant will stay with their equipment until weighed by a race official.15. Contestants will be disqualified for not having the proper weight of ore.16. All decisions made by the official race committee are final: the spokesperson for the committee will be the Race Chairperson.17. Once the first contestant in each race crosses the finish line, remaining contestants will need to complete the course within the next 10 minutes or will be disqualified.Please read this information carefully, all rules will be strictly enforced.Note: the race committee reserves the right to disqualify those contestantsthat are not in compliance with the rules.Kiwanis of Placerville presents the82nd John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow RaceSaturday, June 20, 2026 • Racetime at 5pmRULES OF THE CONTESTTERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE RACEEQUIPMENT: All official equipment will be provided by the Kiwanis Club of Placerville, John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow Race Committee. Official Equipment will include the following: 1) Wheelbarrow 2) Gold Pan 3) Ore SackREGISTRATION: Check-in for contestants will be at 2:00pm - 4:00pm on the day of the race.The check-in kiosk will be located in the grandstand area of the Placerville Fairgrounds.Those not checked in by 4:00 p.m. will not be allowed to run the race. All contestants are required to attend a MANDATORY orientation at 4:30pm on the race track, in front of the official John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow. Those not present and accounted for at that time will be disqualified from the race.NO REFUNDS OF ENTRY FEES WILL BE ALLOWED. NO SUBSTITUTIONS WILL BE ALLOWED. The purpose of the meeting is to review the rules and regulations of the race. Each race is limited to 20 contestants. Entrants will be accepted based on date and time of receipt of the registration form by the Race Clerk.www.studebakerwheelbarrowraces.com
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Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 17Site of Studebaker’s ShopHis shop was built in the early 1850s. The front part housed a blacksmith shop operated by Ollis and Hinds, and John Mohler Studebaker rented a part of the rear. Here he had a bench and sort of woodworking shop where he repaired and worked on wagon wheels and the like. A little later he began to make wheelbarrows for the miners’ use. He became engaged in the making of ammunition wagons for the Union Army - from that grew his extensive wagon and carriage business and, eventually, the automobile business.Citation from California Office of Historic Preservation California Historical Landmark 142Studebaker’s Shop Site543 Main Street, Placerville
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Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 21PREVIOUS WINNERSAWARDED MOST INSPIRATIONALYEAR NAME AGE2025 Knox Smith2024 Kristi Parker2022 Ruth Thornton2019 Alicia Montgomery2018 Jenna Costa2017 Danielle Jastrab2016 Avangeline Newman 2015 Miki Sparks 282013 The Village People2009 Karen Barb 132007 Sean Golden 132005 Davey “Doc” Wiser 632004 Eric Peterson (for giving Doc a run for his money)2002 Davey “Doc” Wiser Older ‘n dirt2000 El Dorado High School Team Joe McDonald / Danny Gallagher1999 Davey “Doc” Wiser 39+1998 Judy Mosbacher-Pickett 35Photo courtesy Suzanne WrightYEAR NAME AGE1996 Kaitlin Lubetkin 101995 Wayne Hooper 131987 Michelle Mosbacher 71986 Amy Longwill 71983 Nathan Stubbs 61980 Tansy Stubbs 61979 Justin Darocci 8
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24 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the Windfall5 ClubhousesCamino, Cool, Georgetown, Placerville,& Pollock Pines160,000 MealsServed in 2025 slope wide600+ Kids DailyThrough all 5 of our doors &1,700 Youth registered slope wide.3 Gordon Vicini & Jim CarterScholarshipsAwarded in 2025 to former Club Kids.Joe Vicini, Inc. proudly supports Boys & Girls Club ofEl Dorado County Western Slope & The Landing.Over 78 years of Community Service!What’s The Landing? Breaking ground this summer!The Landing is our 40-acre Sports Complex andTeen Center. The Landing will feature baseball,softball and soccer fields, walking trails, and a fullgymnasium for our community’s youth.Scan me to support The Landingtoday!Future land of The Landing
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28 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallRACE #4Teenage Boys Race (Ages 13–17)Sponsored by: Parker DevelopmentRequirement: 20 lbs. of ore in large wheelbarrowAward: $100 1st place, $50 2nd place & 3rd place MedalRACE #5High School ChallengeTwo Person High School Relay TeamsSponsored by: Sierra Pacifi c IndustriesRequirement: 50 lbs of ore in large wheelbarrowAward: $200 for 1st place team$50 for 2nd place teamMedal for 3rd place teamRACE #6Women’s Championship Race(18 Years of Age or Older)Sponsored by: J.A.Snyder Pacifi c WestRequirement: 30 lbs. of ore in small wheelbarrowAward: $1000 for 1st place, Belt Buckle$300 for 2nd place; $200 for 3rd place$100 for 4th placeRACE #7Men’s Championship Race(18 Years of Age or Older)Sponsored by: El Dorado Disposal Requirement: 50 lbs. of ore in large wheelbarrowAward: $1000 for fi rst place, Belt Buckleand Name on Historic Trophy$300 for 2nd place; $200 for 3rd place$100 for 4th placeKIDS RACESponsored by: Mountain F EnterprisesRACE #1Youth Girls Race (Ages 10–12)Sponsored by: Joe Vicini, Inc.Requirement: 10 lbs. of ore in small wheelbarrowAward: Medals for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd placeRACE #2Youth Boys Race (Ages 10–12)Sponsored by: High Sierra IndustriesRequirement: 10 lbs. of ore in small wheelbarrowAward: Medals for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd placeRACE #3Teenage Girls Race (Ages 13–17)Sponsored by: Thompson’s Family of DealershipsRequirement: 15 lbs. of ore in small wheelbarrowAward: $100 1st place, $50 2nd place & 3rd place Medal28 Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 2026 PLACERVILLE Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 2026 2982nd John M. Studebaker Wheelbarrow RaceThank you to Charlene Carveth,Agricultural Commissioner,Sealer of Weights & MeasuresTHE RACE COURSESSaturday, June 20, 2026Races begin at 5 pmEl Dorado County FairgroundsProduced by
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Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 31Kristen PattersonExecutive DirectorOfice: 530.344.4848Cell: 530.651.3380E-mail: [email protected] Green Valley Rd. Placerville, CA 95667www.newmorningyfs.org
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36 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallFIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH2025 Zachary Schnetz Eric Schnetz William Drinkard Bryan Cola2024 Zachary Schnetz Hudson Eymann Kyle Schnetz David Ross2023 Zachary Schnetz Trevor Lapham David Ross Joe Leon2022 Zachary Schnetz Levi Schnetz Kyle Schnetz James Schnetz - All brothers!2019 Cole Schwartz David Ross Alejandro Lopez Brian Veerkamp2018 Grant Krale Cody Elderd Joe Pasic2017 Levi Schnetz Brian Veerkamp Grant Krale Alejandro Lopez2016 Levi Schnetz Brian Veerkamp Spencer Tregilgas 2015 Grant Krale Dan DeJager Alejandro Lopez Aaron Demay2014 Brian Veerkamp Grant Krale Alejandro Lopez Chris Curtis2013 Dylan Snyder Brian Veerkamp Grant Krale Dan DeJager2012 Brian Veerkamp John Barb Edward David McKinney2011 Dylan Snyder Pierce Ackerman Brian Veerkamp2010 Pierce Ackorman Dylan Snyder Brian McLean Brian Veerkamp2009 Brian Veerkamp Pierce Ackerman Michael Christensen Tommy Konwinski2008 Derek Fassio Grant Krale Dan Dejager Brian Veerkamp2007 Brian Veerkamp Pierce Ackerman Paul Wilson Mike Mcarty2006 Brian Veerkamp Paul B. Wilson Ben Butler Grant Krale2005 Joe Kemp Stefan Schafer Davey “Doc” Wiser2004 Brian Veerkamp Mike Paiva Dan Dejager Domenico Simeone2003 Brian Veerkamp Randy Learch Milan Vukovich Erik Peterson2002 Brian Veerkamp Joel Violet Michael Paiva Jordon Barnes2001 Brian Veerkamp Trent Williams Chris Delfino Joel Violet2000 Bill Rader Ben Borba Brian Veerkamp Mike Paiva1999 Bill Rader Ben Borba David Mosbacher Brian Veerkamp1998 Trent Williams Ben Borba Mike Paiva Andy Kotko1997 Trent Williams Tod Parham Mike Paiva Casey Spencer1996 John Sutton Mike Paiva Brian Veerkamp Tim Cockrell1995 Dave Mosbacher Brandon Nelson John Sutton Eric Parham1994 Brandon Nelson Todd Parham Mike Paiva Gary Linowski1993 Jeff Snyder Tom Dixom Mike Paiva Gary Linowski1992 Todd Parham Mike Paiva Grayson Wood Chester Carsten, Jr.1991 Mike Paiva Trevor Skarda Gary Linowski Mike Pettibone1990 Todd Parham John Sutton Mike Paiva Joe Pestoni1989 Jeff Snyder Joe Pestoni Mike Paiva Trevor Skarda1988 Randy Grounds Jeff Snyder Mike PaivaPREVIOUS WINNERSRACE #8 – MEN’S RACE50 LBS • LARGE WHEELBARROW
Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 371987 Dave Mosbacher Mike Paiva Randy Grounds Jeff Snyder1986 Dave Mosbacher Phil Mosbacher Rick Rethford Ron Simms1985 Phil Mosbacher Mike Paiva Chris Delfino Dave Mosbacher1984 Randy Grounds Phil Mosbacher Mike Visman Larry Wilson1983 Phil Mosbacher Mike Paiva Mike Visman Jeff Snyder1982 Phil Mosbacher Mike Paiva Dave Lowe Clifford Hunt1981 Dave Stangland Mike Visman Clifford Hunt Larry Wilson1980 Larry Wilson Mike Visman Mark Stewart Antonio Samaniego1979 Russell Reed Mike Visman Scott Jenkins Rich Scherer1978 Scott Jenkins Russell Reed David Yanko Don Mosbacher1977 Dave Stangland Rich Sherer Carry Stover1976 Ken Mosbacher Dave Stangland Alan Deulper1975 Mike Visman Dave Stangland Herb Stolternberg1974 Mike Visman Herb Stoltenberb Larry Wilson1973 Dave Stangland Roger Cline Mike Visman1972 Roger Cline Dave Stangland Mike Visman1971 Dave Stangland Mike Visman Herb Stoltenberg1970 Dave Stangland Herb Stoltenberg Mike Visman1969 Herb Stoltenberg Dave Stangland Mike Visman1968 Herb Stoltenberg Roger Cline Dave Stangland Henry Lucero1967 Roger Cline Rod Lung Mike Visman1966 Roger Cline Mike Visman Ed Stoltenberg1965 Dick Dickson Roger Cline Bill Bacchi1964 Roger Cline Bruce Pomeroy Ed Stoltenberg Charles Chandler1963 Ed Stoltenberg Bill Bacchi Larry King Alan D’agostini1962 Harold Neep Ed Stoltenberg Olie Quiberg Ken Riggen1961 Ed Bacchi Alvin Balnk Ed Toltenberg Gilbert Swilsen1960 Ed Stoltenberg1959 Bill Bacchi Herb Stoltenberg Wilburn Baxley Ed Stoltenberg1958 Bill Bacchi Aldo D’agostini Jerry Howard1957 Jerry Howard Bill Moxley Ed Bacchi Glen Baker1956 Jerry Howard Ed Bacchi Don Baker Bruce Pomeroy1955 Jerry Howard Glen Baker Carter Hamilton Charles Chandler1954 Glen Baker Bruce Pomeroy Alvin Blank1953 Steve O’meara Glen Baker Lou Brunello Harley Weir1952 Chet Carsten Lou Brunello Cecil Marks1951 Chet Carsten Blaine Wishart L. L. Huntsman1950 Chet Carsten Aldo Brunello Cecil Marks1949 Chet Carsten Wayne Hicklin Dick Armholt Glen Bird1948 Chet Carsten & Richard Riffey (Tied For First) William Holton Lou Brunello1941 Chet Carsten Curt Coppin Laurence Kellog1940 Chet Carsten Wilfred Nedwood Bud Williams1939 Chet Carsten Daryl Prouty Sr. FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH2025 Men’s RaceWinner:ZacharySchnetz
38 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallFIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH2025 Josephine Rothman Hannah Rothman Bethany Rothman Laci Worth2024 Josephine Rothman Karen Wylie-Norwood Hannah Rothman Renee Rigley2023 Ruth Thorton Josie Rothman Raschell Veerkamp-Hawkinson Julie Schanrock2022 Josephine Rothman Ruth Thornton Amber Goelz Lisa Novik2019 Raschell Veerkamp Mila Olson Emily Alderman2018 Kara Reed Mila Olson Kristi Schnetz2017 Makenzie Snyder Mila Olson Kara Reed2016 Makenzie Snyder Maggie Case Raschell Veerkamp 2015 Makenzie Snyder Raschell Veerkamp Kara Reed2014 Makenzie Snyder Kara Reed Madeline Majer2013 Makenzie Snyder Ginny Carlson2012 Makenzie Snyder Marcie Trujillo Sami Hawkins2011 Sami Hawkins Marcie Trujillo Makenzie Snyder2010 Sami Hawkins Kara Kale Maggie Williams2009 Makenzie Snyder Chelsea Mcginnis Karen Wylie-Norwood2008 Makenzie Snyder Dr. Marcie Trujillo Karen Wylie-Norwood2007 Karen Wylie-Norwood Denise Gregerson Dr. Marcie Trujillo2006 Chelsea Mcginnis Denise Gregerson Karen Wylie-Norwood2005 Chelsea Mcginnis Denise Warner Marcie Trujillo2004 Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Chelsea Mcginnis Karen Wylie-Norwood2003 Marcie Trujillo Maria Peterson Nancy Tresham2002 Chelsea Mcginnis Marcie Trujillo Denise Warner2001 Denise Warner Carrie Hagen Mary Ellen Szper2000 Marcie Trujillo Laura Blake1999 Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Denise Warner Marcie Trujillo1998 Karen Wylie Dede Hanno Marcie Trujillo1997 Karen Wylie Denise Warner Dorothea Verplancken1996 Denise Warner Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Karen Wylie1995 Julie Christensen Karen Le Febre Charlotte Kimball1994 Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Kelly Kalafatich Julie Christensen1993 Stacey Hustom Chris Kyburz Tanya Boolootian1992 Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Jody Snyder Tanya Boolootian1991 Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Jody Snyder Karen Le FebrePREVIOUS WINNERSRACE #7 – WOMEN’S RACE30 LBS • SMALL WHEELBARROWPhoto courtesy Suzanne Wright
Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 39PREVIOUS WINNERS2025 Women’s RaceWinner:JosephineRothman1990 Karen Le Febre Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Peggy Wood1989 Audra Espinosa Jolynda Wunschel Karen Le Febre1988 Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Audra Espinosa Tammy Foster1987 Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Tammie Foster Audra Espinosa1986 Audra Espinosa Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Kathy Russell1985 Kelly Kalafatich Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Kathy Russell1984 Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Peggy Christensen Audra Espinosa1983 Kelly Kalafatich Peggy Christensen Judy Mosbacher-Pickett1982 Peggy Christensen Cindy Force Kelly Kalafatich1981 Peggy Christensen Lisa Boyle Kelly Kalafatich1980 Kelly Kalafatich Judy Mosbacher-Pickett Linda Walters1979 Peggy Christensen Elena Barnes Pam Rikalo1978 Peggy Christensen Lisa Foy Cheryl Long1977 Mimi Reinecke Cheryl Lond Lisa Foy1976 Lisa Foy Marybeth Mudson Bev Anderson1975 Bev Anderson Cheryl Long Lisa Foy1974 Jan Volrath Kathy West Jerry Olsen1973 Rhonda Bidstrip Mary Lou Morgan1972 Waldie Evans Sherry Bradley1971 Ellen Ritter Sherley March1970 Shirley March Gloria Clark Kathy Beeman1969 Peggy Pedrick Barbara Lucero Wilma Ferretto1968 Ellen Springer Virginia Bacchi Phyllis Pearty1967 Ellen Springer Pat Quigley Sydney Perryman1966 Wanda Shadle Sharon Earl Kathy Reichard1965 Wanda Shadle Sharon Earl1964 Wanda Shadle Jackie Barber Eileen Copeland1963 Wilma Feretto Dorothy Clayton Wanda Shadle1962 Troma Gillihan Linda Rossi Wanda Shadle1961 Wanda Shadle Patricia Stoltenberg Sherry Allen1960 Wanda Shadle1959 Barbara Bayley Wanda Shadle Audry D’AgostiniFIRST SECOND THIRDPhoto courtesy Suzanne Wright
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Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 41PREVIOUS WINNERSFIRST SECOND THIRD2024 Timothy Rothman Brian Veerkamp Steve Costa2023 Brian Veerkamp Ted Modena Hernan Urzua2022 Brian Veerkamp Donald Harden Erik Peterson2019 Brian Veerkamp Donald Harden John Parker2018 Erik Peterson Paul Crawford Jerry Bloom2017 Erik Peterson Donald Harden Davey “Doc” Wiser2016 Erik Peterson Donald Harden Robert Dehl2015 Erik Peterson Dean Marks Donald Harden2014 Mark Schwartzmeyer Dean Marks Donald Harden2013 Donald Harden Davey Wiser2012 Paul Zappettini Davey Wiser Roger Miller2011 Jim Aldrink Davey Wiser Bill Snodgrass2010 Davey Wiser Jim Alderink Mike KuehnRACE #6 – OLD TIMER’S RACE 2024 Old Timer’s Race Winner:TimothyRothman40 LBS • LARGE WHEELBARROWBuick® Buick®
42 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallPREVIOUS WINNERS2025 RESULTS1. David Jones & Eric Eymann (Clarksville HS)2. Maxim Esteve & Levi Morrison (Union Mine HS)3. Liam Trifiro & Ben Trifiro (Ponderosa HS)2024 RESULTS1. Eric Eymann & Peter Eymann2. Ben Trifiro & Cadden Nelson 3. DJ Whitsett & Charles Sadek 2023 RESULTS1. UNION MINE HIGH SCHOOLJordan Haley & Lincold Garel2. UNION MINE HIGH SCHOOL Brock Buak & Charles Sadek 3. UNION MINE HIGH SCHOOL Dennis Warden & Levi Morrison 2022 RESULTS1. Hannah & Garrett Rothman2. Jayce Tuggle & Brock Buak3. Charles & Leelend Sadek 2019 RESULTS1. Dominick Silva & Marcos Ramirez2018 RESULTS1. Joshua Lamberson & Jenna Costa2. Dominick Silva & Eva Hudspeth2017 RESULTS1. Jake Chaney & Jose Sanchez IV2. Bryan Parker & Tristan Connelly3. Zachary Schnetz & Kyle Schnetz2016 RESULTS 1. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOL Jose Sanchez & Jake Cheney 2. HOME SCHOOL Jesiah Neff & Kyle Schnetz 3. HOME SCHOOL Zachary Schnetz & Ira Hoel2015 RESULTS 1. No qualifing team2014 RESULTS1. William Winter & Nick Boring2013 RESULTS1. GOLDEN SIERRA HIGH SCHOOLSamuel Steward & Dominic Johnson2. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOLAustin Tibbs & Zach Brenner2012 RESULTS1. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLCaleb Melton & Clayton Van Duyn2. UNION MINE HIGH SCHOOLJeremy Hernandez & Chris Vasquez3. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLDakota Gautier & Alex Stark2011 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA FOOTBALLRuch Peterson & Chris Lugar2. UNION MINE HIGH SCHOOLBryson Able & Colin Hustrulid3. UNION MINE HIGH SCHOOLZach Kraus & Austin Russel2010 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA FOOTBALLWill Dyas & Chris Lujar2009 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA WRESTLINGWilliam McKinney & Jesse Routsmg2008 RESULTS1. 60.0 lbs. PONDEROSA WRESTLINGLyndell Scarr & Steve Brown2. 59.65 lbs. PONDEROSA WRESTLINGBret Blubaugh & Jesse Routsong3. 61.1 lbs. PONDEROSA FOOTBALLWill McKinney & Eddy McKinney2007 Results1. 51.2 lbs. PONDOROSA FOOTBALLCharles Davis-Burkes & Nicko Hawkins2006 RESULTS NO QUALIFIED FINISHERS2005 RESULTS NO QUALIFIED FINISHERS2004 RESULTS NO RACERS2003 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA WRESTLINGBart Frizzell & Greg Frizzell2. PONDEROSA WRESTLINGJohn Kahoe & Glyn Long3. PONDEROSA FOOTBALLRyan Rosenthal & Ben Rotenberg2002 RESULTS1. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLScott Mosbacher & Brandon Babcock2001 RESULTS1. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLRichard C. Klein, II & Ian Hodges2000 RESULTS1. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLIsaac Taylor & Jonathan Olson2. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOLBobby Nezbeth & David Reid1999 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOLNick Pippin & Brian Wilkey1998 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOLBobby St. Pierre & Joel McIntyre2. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLShayne House & Joey Ball1997 RESULTS1. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLBen Anderson & Jim Rebolcaba2. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOLLes Simon & Bill Adams1996 RESULTS1. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLChris Dugger & Ed Falkenstein2. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLNicholas Bozzone & Justin Winters3. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOLLes Simon & Tyler Padovan1995 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOLKevin Pebley & Damon Prouty2. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOLAndy Kotko & Matt Howland3. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLChris Meyer & Dave Fugat1994 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOLKevin Pebley & Damon Prouty2. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLMark Deasley & Nick Parrish3. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLPaul Rabedeaux & Wade Dean1993 RESULTS1. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLAlbie Prettyman & Jeff Fowler2. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOLGeorge Pelonis & Chris Haley1992 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOL2. EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOL1991 RESULTS1. PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOL1990 RESULTS - NO WINNERSThe first team member starts the race, then exchanges the wheelbarrow, goldpan and ore after “Sutter’s Mill”, midway through the course. The partner then finishes the race.RACE #5 – HIGH SCHOOL CHALLENGE50 LBS • LARGE WHEELBARROW
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Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 45PREVIOUS WINNERSFIRST SECOND THIRD2025 Eric Eymann Andrel Martinez William Newman2024 Eric Eymann David Jones Charles Sadek2023 John Hoel Brock Buak2022 Eric Schnetz Tanner Caroll John Noel2019 Dominick Silva James Schnetz Eric Schnetz2018 Kyle Schnetz James Schnetz Dominick Silva2017 Caleb Peterson Ryan Stephenson James Schnetz2016 Isaac Heaps Tim Dales Tristan Connelly2015 Cole Williams Dallas Deal Tanner Linnind2014 Dan Carey Levi Schnetz Spencer Nisson 2013 Cameron Mosbacher Daniel Carey Spencer Nisson2012 Andrew Peterson Dustin Allred Cameron Mosbacher2011 Eddie McKinney Jacob Webber Andrew Peterson2010 Weston Wells Andrew Peterson Christian RoasaRACE #4TEEN BOYS(Age: 13-17)20 LBS • LARGE WHEELBARROW2025TeenBoysWinner:EricEymann2009 John Barb Brennan Mccormack Weston Wells2008 Aaron Demay Mathias Reed Luke Costa2007 Dylan Snyder Aaron Demay Luke Costa2006 Dylan Snyder Dominic Boretti John Barb2005 Kevin Thomas Michael Reed David Barb2004 Dylan Snyder Peter Delfino2003 Barrett Abel Zack Wurzer Dyllan Snavely2002 Kyle Mcnew John Ulm2001 James Russell Jake Lerza Paul Clark2000 James Russell Mark Holsombake Alan Taylor1999 James Russell Justin Salch Steven Costa1998 John Mc Leod Hans Heuer Justin Salch1997 Hans Heuer Nicolaus Heuer James Russell1996 Randy Lerch-Maruniak Donald Bennett Hans Heuer1995 Randy Lerch-Maruniak Scott Cate Marshall Mimbus1994 Zachary Hatch Jeff Tonkin Randy Lerch-Maruniak1993 Eric Parham Zachary Hatch Toby Phillips1992 Eric Parham Zachary Hatch Toby Phillips1991 Eric Parham Jason Phillips Matthew Mckinley1990 Eric Parham Jason Phillips Josh Buhlert1989 Tracy Neal Todd Parham Brent Lyman1988 John Metoyer Jack Montgomery Casey King1987 John Metoyer Greg Mosbacher Matt Caroll1986 Sam Mcfarland Greg Mosbacher Matthew Keck1985 Greg Mosbacher Mike Barri Dallas Sweeney1984 Frank Harmon Mike Mason Michael Foisy1983 Dave Mosbacher Mike Watkins Steve Buether1982 Bob Gomoluh Chris Moreno Mike Watkins1981 Jason Avery Chris Moreno Robbie Gomoluh1980 Mike Paiva Leslie Shackleford Gene Guterberg1979 Cliff Hunt Andy Heuser Joe Rikalo1978 Matt Huston Joe Rikalo Blaise Stoltenberg1977 Steve Abel Chris Delfino Gary Hood1976 Vern Nichols Ken Collins Steve Abel1975 Bryan Dilts Don Garrett Den Carley1974 Bryan Dilts Kevin O’meara Rod Nerwinski1973 Kevin O’meara Dale Grizzell David Cate1972 Kevin O’meara Karl Mills Bryan Dilts1971 Bob Cox Dale Grizzell1970 Ricky Smith Dale Grizzell Mike Turney1969 Larry Miller Mark Morton Bill Ward1968 Barry Bostead Bill Ward David Cunningham1967 Ken Mosbacher Cary Creeke Bill Boyd1966 Keary Painter Robert Langford Doug Barber1965 Robert Langford Dean Simpson Marv Bukeman1964 Mike Visman Daryl Prouty Dent Vanderbundt1963 Leighton Richardson Harry Wishart Nick Hadsell1962 Leighton Richardson Tom Harshman Dan Cox1960 Larry Pruett1959 Darrell Reeder Chuck Bacchi Joe McnattFIRST SECOND THIRD FIRST SECOND THIRD Photo courtesy Suzanne Wright
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Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 47PREVIOUS WINNERSFIRST SECOND THIRD2025 Lucia Smith Ave Faavae Cora Alterton2024 Lucia Smith Sky Back Lily Brown2023 Hannah Rothman Bethany Rothman2022 Hannah Rothman Carlie Chandler Sam Holley2019 Maci Nelson Bethany Rothman Evangeline Newman2018 Jenna Costa Josie Rothman Carly Gehlen2016 Jenna Costa Emily Costa2015 Jenna Costa Katie Parker Kierstin Parker2014 Alexandra Nisson Jacqueline Nisson Emily Costa 2013 Alexandra Nisson Mary Costa Kristi Schnetz2012 Mary Costa Olivia “Livey” Costa Kristi Schnetz2011 Olivia “Livey” Costa Alexandra Nisson Mary Costa2010 Olivia “Livey” Costa Mary Barb Kelsey Rees2009 Olivia “Livey” Costa Christiana Rosenberg Shana Jastrab2008 Mary Barb Carolyn Schenberger Sadie Harden2007 Makenzie Snyder Sami Hawkins Mary Barb2006 Makenzie Snyder Madeline Taylor Renae Abel2005 Makenzie Snyder Madeline Taylor Renae Abel2004 Amanda Taylor Madeline Taylor Renae Able2003 Amanda Taylor Renae Able Madeline Taylor2002 Amanda Taylor Kristin Krale2001 Chelsea Mcginnis Laura Huarte Amy Flores2000 Chelsea Mcginnis Laura Huarte Carly Patterson1999 Chelsea Mcginnis Angela Taylor Ashley Desilva1998 Kara Krale Jessica Lerza Angela Taylor1997 Kara Krale Jodi Bunch Nicole Miller1996 Lisa Mimbs Kara Krale Katie Costa1995 Denise Warner Kara Krale Stephanie Blonski1994 Karen Wylie Denise Warner Kim Howard1993 Denise Warner Chris Kyburz Kim Howard1992 Karen Wylie Julie Christensen Dondy Plumbtree1991 Denise Bennett Karen Wylie Denise Warner1990 Sabrina Flint1989 Courtney Ford Nicole Howard Kathleen O’Keefe1988 Kelli Vicini Courtney Ford Kathleen O’Keefe1987 Tammy Moore Julie Jester Brandi Keener1986 Tammy Moore Robin Newman1985 Shelly Faure Susan Murray Angie Farrel1984 Stacey Huston Susan Murray Anita Faure1983 Julie Bartsch Stacey Huston Lori Walters1982 Cathy Russell Julie Christensen Kara Schelin1981 Lislie Goyette Cathy Russell Kathy Barsotti1980 Judy Mosbacher Audra Espinosa Kathy Barsotti1979 Judy Mosbacher Audra Espinosa Julie Bartsch1978 Judy Mosbacher Kelly Kalafatich Cathy West1977 Keely Kaoafatich Nancy Garrett Kim Stover1976 Deanne Smith Sheryl Mcdavid Nancy Garrett1975 Nancy Garrett Pam West Carole Golemon1974 Sharon Grizzell Pam West Helen Pick1973 Sharon Grizzell Helen Pick Kim Lucero1972 Sharon Grizzell1968 Judy Bredseson Bebbie McClusteyRACE #3 – TEEN GIRLS(Age: 13-17)15 LBS • SMALL WHEELBARROW 2025TeenGirlsWinner:LuciaSmith
48 www.TheWindfall.net (530) 621-1698 Program Published by the WindfallPREVIOUS WINNERSFIRST SECOND THIRD2025 Grady Alfaqih Domonic Lende James Alterton2024 Garett Martinez Drady Jones Westley Eymann2023 Sawyer Anderson Landon Costa Mason Leon2022 Cody Thornton Landon Costa Charlie Wattson2019 Nathan Schnetz JR Martin Logan Smalley2018 Tanner Carroll Nathan Schnetz Dylan Brewster2017 Tanner Carroll Nathan Schnetz Eric Schnetz2016 Blake Russell Tanner Carroll Peyton Powell2015 Jake Williams Casey Maloney Logan Maloney2014 Casey Maloney Josh Kohlstedt Logan Maloney2013 Jake Chaney Logan Maloney Casey Maloney2012 Jake Chaney Zachary Schnetz Caleb Petersen2011 Westin Able Austin Jastrab Zachary Schnetz2010 Ian Gilzean - 12 Westin Abel - 18 Austin Jastrab - 17.42009 Anthony Rosas Jason Yurgelevic Bryson Abel2008 Trevor Valchar Nick Boring Benjamin Golden2007 Trevor Valchar-Pratt Jake Weber2006 Edward Mckinney Sean Golden Gary Wright2005 Keli Reyes Eric Rouse Ian Mcnew2004 Ryan Pickett John Barb Aaron Demay2003 Dominic Borelli Matt Cotten Dustin Perrin2002 Zach Houseworth Kevin Thomas Nick Hall2001 Zach Houseworth Barrett Abel Kevin Thomas2000 Casey Eldred Jake Lerza Scot Alves1999 Casey Eldred Scot Alves Jake Lerza1998 Scott Mosbacher David Wilson Marshall Balla1997 Anthony V. Conti James Fleet Eric Henderson1996 Nick Heuer James Russell Josh Antonelli-Petterson1995 Rodney Pebley Cameron Neel Steve Theuring1994 Scott Cate Michael Kovach Colin CunninghamRACE #2 – YOUTH BOYS(Age: 10–12)10 LBS • SMALL WHEELBARROW
Celebrating 82 Years! Kiwanis Studebaker Wheelbarrow Races 1944-2026 491993 Daniel Reed Travis Walker Hans Heuer1992 Donald Bennett Nathan Prescott Daniel Reed1991 Randy Lerch-Maruniak Grant Krale Jonathan Russell1990 Randy Lerch Mike Jimenez Toby Phillips1989 Jeff La Vergne Zach Hatch Toby Phillips1988 Matthew Mckinley Eric Parham Ryan Cline1987 Brett White Damon Dyer Eric Parham1986 Casey King Kevin Corded Brett White1985 John Thomas Danny Taylor Robert Barton1984 Todd Parham Kevin Watkins John Thomas1983 Jason Ford Kevin Watkins Randy Clark1982 David Schoepf Greg Mosbacher Vince Palese1981 Dallas Sweeney John Taylor David Schoepf1980 David Schoepf Bobby Ussery Erik Przybylski1979 Mike Mason Ed Delfino Pat Mccoll1978 Mike Mason Danny Selby Raymond Amundson1977 Larry Miller Kevin Ames David Mosbacher1976 Kevin Novotny Ron Stobaugh David Wagy1975 Richard Chapman Jeff Abel Dean Storly1974 Mike Standfish David Mccoy Richard Chapman1973 Lynn Van Erded Kevin Novotny Richard Chapman1972 Kerry Mills Craig Evans1968 Donald Reddin Bob Cox1967 Ross Painter Bill WardPhotos courtesy Suzanne Wright2025YouthBoysWinner:GradyAlfaqihFIRST SECOND THIRD
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