MidCurrent isn't normally feverish about tracking tournament results, but Diana Rudolph qualified as something of a phenom by being the first woman to win the classic Don Hawley Tarpon Tournament last week. Now she has extended her dominance of the Scientific Anglers/Florida Keys Outfitters Women's World Invitational Fly Championship in Islamorada. In a sport with a superabundance of male iconography I'm secretly hoping for heroine status for Ms. Rudolph. (Thanks to reader David Dalu for this link.)
Another One for Diana Rudolph
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This page contains a single entry by Marshall Cutchin published on June 24, 2004 6:50 AM.
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