International Wild Card Quartets

Region 9 Past & Present International Wild Card Quartets

The addition of 5 wild card quartets was introduced in 1990. Number went to 10 in 2000. Wild card quartets representing Region 9 are featured below. 


Wild Card Quartets that competed at International from 2005 until current year received a portion of the proceeds from our annual 
Thursday Night Live! Show.


Quartet member names are listed in Tenor, Lead, Baritone, Bass order.


* Region 9 members

** International Queens of Harmony

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2012-2013

Denver, CO

Live Out Loud!

2011 Region 9 2nd Place Medalists 

International Top 15 Quartet

*Susie Courtice, *Tiffany Coburn, 

*Dana Johnson**, *Chris Kirkman

2011-2012

Houston, TX

Live Out Loud!

2011 Region 9 2nd Place Medalists 

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Susie Courtice, *Tiffany Coburn, 
*Dana Johnson**, *Chris Kirkman

2010-2011

Seattle, WA

Dream Girls

2010 Region 9 2nd Place Medalists 

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Paula Bartie, *Leslee Keller, 
*Kristi Johansen, *Jan Sobolewski

2009-2010

Nashville, TN

Dream Girls

2009 Region 9 2nd Place Medalists

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Paula Bartie, *Leslee Keller, 

*Kristi Johansen, *Jan Sobolewski

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2005-2006

Detroit, MI

Heatwave

2005 Region 9 2nd Place Quartet 

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Chelsea Young, *Janeen Summey,       *Susie Courtice, *Kim Elger-Griffin

2004-2005

Indianapolis, IN

International 

Regional 

Jackpot!   

2004 Region 9 3rd Place Medalists

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Kay Webb, *GIna (Anton) Baker, *Jan Anton, *Joanie (Jacques) Krulan

2004-2005

Indianapolis, IN

International with Susie Courtice 

Regional with Denise de la Cal 

Heatwave

2004 Region 9 2nd Place Quartet 

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Chelsea Young, *Janeen Summey,       *Denise de la Cal, *Kim Elger-Griffin

(Denise de la Cal replaced by Susie Courtice (Baritone) at International)

2003-2004

Phoenix, AZ

Jackpot!   

2003 Region 9 2nd Place Medalists

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Kay Webb, *GIna (Anton) Baker, *Jan Anton, *Joanie (Jacques) Krulan

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2002-2003

Nashville, TN

Charisma

2002 Region 9 3rd Place Quartet

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Susie Courtice, *Denise Helbig, *Janette (Smith Redkey) White, *Tonya (Frizzell) Groninger

2002-2003

Nashville, TN

Jackpot!   

2002 Region 9 2nd Place Medalists

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Michelle Reyes, *GIna (Anton) Baker, *Jan Anton, *Joanie (Jacques) Krulan

2001-2002

Portland, OR

(C) E.R. Lilley Photography

International 

Regional 

Obsession

2001 Region 9 3rd Place Quartet 

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Sue (Kendall) Giesler, *Angie Love-Callahan, *Amy Bryan, *Kathy Finney

2001-2002

Portland, OR

International

Regional 

Heatwave

2001 Region 9 2nd Place Quartet 

/ Wild Card Quartet**

Chelsea Young, Janeen Summey,       Denise de la Cal, Kim Elger-Griffin

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2000-2001

Orlando, FL

Fireworks

2000 Region 9 4th Place Quartet

/  Wild Card Quartet**

*Patricia Marino, *Gina (Anton-Worden) Baker, *Jan Anton, *Judy (Wright) Ogden 

(Replaced Top 15 Quartet Crescendo who withdrew from International) 

2000-2001

Orlando, FL

Obsession

2000 Region 9 3rd Place Quartet 

/ Wild Card Quartet**

*Sue (Kendall) Giesler, *Angie Love-Callahan, *Amy Bryan, *Cindy (Grau) Doerschuck

2000-2001

Orlando, FL

Legacy

2000 Region 9 2nd Place Quartet

/ Wild Card Quartet**

2001 International 14th Place Quartet

*Christy Dillon, **Debbie (Allen Connelly) Cleveland*, *Carter Maysilles, *JerI Miles

1998-1999

Nashville, TN

Crystal Clear

1998 Region 9 2nd Place Quartet

/ Wild Card Quartet**

Melissa (Carmack) Pope (R23), *Chris (DeRosa) Kirkman, *Susie (Bonds) Safarian, *Tabby Miller

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1997-1998

Salt Lake City, UT

Just Cause  

1997 Region 9 2nd Place Medalists 

/ Wild Card Quartet

*Susie Ellis, *Judy Snyder, *Betty Pfleiger, *Joyce Tam

1996-1997

Ft. Lauderdale, FL

International Semi-Finals

(C) Jon B. Petersen Photography, inc.

Regional

Obsession

1996 Region 9 2nd Place Quartet 

/ Wild Card Quartet

*Sue (Kendall) Giesler, *Angie Love-Callahan, *Amy Bryan, *Paola (Pichardo) Rodriguez

1994-1995

Chicago, IL

Marquee

1994 Region 9 2nd Place Quartet

/ Wild Card Quartet

*Sherry Lewis, *Cathie (Beresford) Billings, *Janette (Smith Redkey) White, *Carol Swift

1990

Miami Beach, FL

Phase IV

1989 Region 9 3rd Place Quartet

1990 Region 9 2nd Place Quartet

/ Wild Card Quartet

*Myra (Piety) Newman, *Barbara Neilson, *Faye (Delaney) McClanahan, *Diane (Ingram) Parker

First Region 9 Wild Card Quartet!

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If you are a TOP HAT CLUB MEMBER and would like to include a picture of your Region 9 Wild Card Quartet(s) on this page, please e-mail a JPG or JPEG version of your picture(s) to Sue Giesler at tophatclub@att.net. 

**Note: Sweet Adelines International's regional competitions are held each year in March-May time frame, and international competition is held each year in late September, October or early November. In 1993, the Sweet Adelines International and Coronet Club (organization of champion quartets) boards of directors agreed that the international quartet and chorus champions are more aptly designated by the calendar year during which they primarily hold their titles rather than the year in which they win their titles. Thus, there are no "1993 International Champions." The quartet and chorus that won in 1993 were designated "1994 International Champions," and all subsequent international champions have titles following the new system.


 

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