2010 California Fastest Trowel on the Block Results

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Bob Christensen, winner of the 2010 California Fastest Trowel on the Block competition.
The 2010 California Fastest Trowel on the Block competition was held October 23, 2010. Winners of the contest were:

First Place

Bob Christensen
ASR Constructors
Riverside, Calif.

Second Place

Skeet Pope
Industrial Masonry
Colton, Calif.

Third Place

Howard Cole
Nuway, Inc.
Riverside, Calif.

Bob Christensen will compete in the national Fastest Trowel on the Block competition held at the MCAA Convention at World of Concrete/World of Masonry on January 20, 2011 in Las Vegas.

To learn more about the Fastest Trowel on the Block, visit www.fatesttrowel.com.
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