Results
Three World Champion titles were given. Jeff Hansen won in the 11 and under category, Thor Aackerlund won in the 12-17 category, and Robert Whiteman won in the 18 and older category. Below is a full listing of the ninety finalists from each city for each age category.
| City | 11 and Under | 12 through 17 | 18 and Over |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dallas | Peter Carter | Jeff Baker | Ray White |
| Cleveland | Adam Misosky | Mike Winzinek | Darko Tankosic |
| Philadelphia | Paul Lee | Josh Caraciolo | Vince Kailis |
| Pittsburgh | Mike Trogdon | Phil Evans | Bruce Trogdon |
| Detroit | Shaun Joyce | John Wyman | Chris Dillard |
| Indianapolis | Shannon Gresh | Steven Gingerich | Chris Holt |
| Boston | David Moreton | Jason Orlando | Steve Factor |
| New York City | Michael Alex | Alex Markovich | Robert Whiteman |
| Hartford | Jeremy Wall | Eric Trinagel | Mike Ferranti |
| Chicago | Jacob Winch | Mark Cabanayan | Kevin Papke |
| Houston | Long Khuu | Thor Aackerlund | Marcelo Gonzalez |
| St. Paul | Andrew Luers | Curt Thorn | Pat Kensicki |
| Oklahoma City | Heather Martin | Kevin Gilley | Pete Florez |
| Phoenix | Justin Grant | Jeff Bender | Richard Watson |
| Seattle | Nicholas Membrez-Weiler | Justin Ellstrom | Eden Stamm |
| Portland | Dallas Lang | Mike Stricklett | Chris McCormack |
| Norfolk | John Yandle | Kenny Welch | Bob Bender |
| New Jersey | Jared Cohen | David Lopez | Mike Iarossi |
| Cincinnati | Reid Somori | Jeff Brearly | Tim Ross |
| Milwaukee | Jason Brandos | Tim Drews | Donna Thomas |
| Kansas City | Randy Napier | Jason Haag | Alan Vonatu |
| Oakland | Christopher Vu | Robin Mihara | Michael Pirring |
| Los Angeles (week 1) | Michael Scott | Chris Tang | Grant Nakata |
| Los Angeles (week 2) | Al Paung Kanan | Alan Hong | Colleen Cardas |
| Salt Lake City | Heeth Kell | Jeff Falco | David Jachmann |
| Denver | Dustin Durham | Shannon Webster | Cassandra Ross |
| New Orleans | Johnny Crosby | Paul Williams | John Yates |
| Atlanta | Jeremy Tomashek | Nick Wietlisback | Joe Somori |
| Miami | Bradley Brunet | Daniel Raymond | Erik Aackerlund |
| Tampa | Jeff Hansen | Rich Ambler | Rob Minasian |
There was no official competition round to crown a single winner. However, after the competition ended there was an informal face-off between the three winners, with Thor Aackerlund taking first place, Jeff Hansen taking second, and Robert Whiteman finishing third.
Jeff Hansen went on as United States' representative to Japan to win the World Championship title in Tokyo, Japan, and again in Las Vegas at a rematch with the Japanese champion, Yuichi Suyama.
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