FOOTBALL WINNER - Josie Henry, right, hands Jarrod Gardiner his winning check as he was named winner of the Tribune’s 2012 Prognosticators. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)
Assistant Editor
Representing Gossen Funeral Home, Jarrod Gardiner was named winner of the 2012 Annual Rayne Acadian-Tribune’s Football Prognosticators Contest, a race that was up for grabs until the very last week of picks.
Following 15 weeks of football action, Gardiner finished the contest with a 140-55 tally or 72% selection rate.
In a very close second was Daniel Simoneaux of Farmer’s True Value Hardware with a 71% selection rate with a final score of 139-56.
Third place was Wayne Gautreaux of Sunbelt Motors who finished his picks at 67% and a 130-65 score.
Fourth place was shared by Dr. Jim Rumore of Acadia Animal Medical Center and Kevin Cahanin representing Service Chevrolet. Each finished their selections with a 126-69 score or 65%.
A three-way tie was seen at sixth place shared by Ronnie Richard of Gary Matte Builders, Curtis Darby of Eastside Custom and Guy Simon of People’s Credit Union (125-70 or 64%).
Finishing out the list of prognosticators were:
9th place - Jeff Meche of Jeff Meche Electric (123-72).
10th place - Josh LaGrange of Shetler Corley (121-74).
11th place - Mike Doucet of Don Shetler (118-77).
12th place - Eric Thomas of The Crawfish Hut (116-79).
13th place - Donnie Venable of Sterling Ford (114-81).
This year’s contest was held for 15 weeks, the entire time a local team was included in football action.
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