Last year’s All-Around Logger victory gave Jeff Carlson his third-straight title and fourth top finish overall. This year’s competition begins Saturday and continues Sunday on the Log Show grounds in Buckley. - Courier-Herald file photo
Courier-Herald file photo
Last year’s All-Around Logger victory gave Jeff Carlson his third-straight title and fourth top finish overall. This year’s competition begins Saturday and continues Sunday on the Log Show grounds in Buckley.

A new All-Around Logger will be crowned in 2009


June 22, 2009 · 10:46 PM

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Every year, excellent loggers and athletes are revealed at the Buckley Log Show. They receive trophies for Most Effort, Sportsmanship, Best Load of Logs, Crew Relay and first, second and third place in the events. One outstanding logger gets a trophy for being the All-Around Logger. Contestants compete for All-Around Logger by receiving points in each of the events they place in. The contestant with the most points after the two days are up is named All-Around Logger. These are the All-Around Loggers to date:

Carl Kaszycki

1976, 1977

Bill Clinkingbeard

1978

Elmer Timmons

1979, 1980, 1982, 1983

Andy Cunningham

1981

Randy Gabrielson

1984, 1985

Pat Hurley

1986

Dave Flanders

1987, 1988, 1989, 1993,

1994, 1995 (co-winner),

1996, 1997

Jeff Fetter

1990, 1991 (co-winner)

Bud Hanson

1991 (co-winner), 1992

Sonny Frick

1995 (co-winner), 2005

Tim Gray

1998, 1999, 2000,

2001, 2002, 2004

Jeff Carlson

2003, 2006

2007 (co-winner), 2008

Tyson Hanson

2007 (co-winner)

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