Another successful year for the Hunter Classics tour is complete!  Over $25,000 in cash and prizes were awarded to the Hunter Classics Tour members and we celebrated Eleven Years!!!

145 ladies from around the world competed in the Hunter Classics Tour in the year 2004.  The average attendance was 43 ladies per stop. 

The year 2004 award winners:
Tour Champion - Leslie Anne Rogers
Tour Champion runner up - Tara McCracken
Most Improved - Michelle Cortez
Perfect Attendance, $100 drawing winner - Tracie Boles

Year 2004 Qualifier Winners:
Leslie Anne Rogers (3)
Lisa Marr (1)
Julia Gabriel (1)
Miyuki Sakai (1)
Kelly Fisher (1)

Year in Summary:
1st stop:
50 ladies competed at Fast Eddie's in Round Rock, TX on February 7-8.  Leslie Anne Rogers from the Dallas area won the tournament and the WPBA Qualifier.  Lisa Marr from Little Rock, Arkansas came in second.

Amanda Lampert won the 2nd chance tournament.

2nd stop:
41 ladies competed at Shooter II in Lake Jackson, TX on March 6-7.  This was the first time Shooters II hosted the event and the ladies loved the new room and the room loved the ladies!  Leslie Anne Rogers won the tournament and Lisa Marr won the Qualifier (Lisa came in third).  Orietta Strickland came in second - Orietta won the first set, but at 6-6 the second set, Leslie won the final game. 

Sue Barrentine won the 2nd chance tournament.

3rd Stop
38 women played at Legend's Billiards in League City, TX on June 5-6.  Miyuki Sakai from Japan won the tournament and the WPBA Qualifier.  Orietta Strickland came in second.    

Stephanie Mitchell from Florida won the 2nd chance tournament.

4th stop:
34 ladies competed at Paradise Billiards in Denver, Colorado July 10-11. Julia Gabriel won the WPBA Qualifier and the tournament.  Leslie Anne Rogers from the Dallas/Fort Worth area came in second.

Melinda Bailey won the 2nd chance tournament.

5th stop:
54 women came to compete at Legend's Billiards in League City on August 9-10.  Leslie Anne Rogers won the tournament and the Qualifier by double dipping Rachel Hurst in the finals.  Rachel claimed her highest finish yet by placing second.  Lisa Marr becomes a Touring Pro!

Julie Stirinak won the 2nd chance tournament.

6th stop:
36 women came to compete in Brenham, TX at Legend's Billiards and Grill. Kelly Fisher won the tournament and the WPBA Qualifier.  Miyuki Sakai came in second.  

Leslie Anne Rogers won the 2nd chance tournament.

7th stop:
The year ended with a bang at Big Daddy's in Alvin, TX with 48 women coming to compete and also to play in the Champion Stop.  Leslie Anne Rogers won the tournament, the WPBA Qualifier and became the Tour Champion by earning the most points over the season. Tara McCracken finished off her season in second place in the tournament and on the tour!  

Rachel Hurst won the 2nd chance tournament.
 

The year 2004 saw many veteran Hunter Classics players along with numerous new faces.  The goal of the Hunter Classics Tour is to provide a friendly, respectful, and competitive environment for ALL levels of women to compete.  We are dedicted to helping the women reach their dreams. 

A great deal of the Hunter Classics Tour success is due to the all the supportive players that love pool and come to the events to challenge themselves.  The Hunter Classics Tour is the largest, highest paying, longest running regional women's tour in the United States!

All the ladies wish to thank our dedicated tour sponsor Wes Hunter, the host rooms, and the rest of our wonderful sponsors for another successful year!