Call    Station  Ops     Category     QSOs   Mults     Score
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K5NZ    K5NZ     K5NZ    SOAB LP A     247    197     105,789
WM5R    K5TR     WM5R    SOSB/15 HP   1225    598   1,631,344
NU5F    K5YA     many    M/S  HP      1763    719   2,515,308
NX5M    NX5M     many    M/M  HP      5386   1057  10,031,987

NU5F ops: K5YA, W5YAA
NX5M ops: NX5M, N5XJ, N5DUW, AB5K, KG5U, N1LN, K5GN, W5ZL, 
          KC5YKX, W5MN, KK5LO, KS5V, NT5TU, W5SB, K3TD, KR5W, 
          K5ETX, N5NMX

"This was the first 48-hour HF contest I can remember operating in which I made more QSOs in the second 24 hours of the contest than I did in the first 24 hours of the contest. It is also the first world wide HF contest that I have worked in which I get points for USA stations, but I actually worked more DX stations than USA stations!" - WM5R (@ K5TR)

"We operated the same number of hours as last year, and boosted our score by a million points, with 500 more QSOs this year. We took it pretty easy, with only 27 hours on the air. Next year we are going to get serious, and see if we can operate close to 48 hours." - K5YA (@ NU5F)

"We improved over 2004 on the low bands by a wide margin. 160 meter totals this year were quadruple the 2004 numbers. 80 meters and 40 meter were double. Was this because of the low part of the solar cycle that we are in? Perhaps so. The addition of a new 40 meter antenna system, only completed three weeks ago, did pay dividends. 20 meters was about what we expected, and 15 meters was about right where I thought it would be. 10 meters... well, I had hoped for 300 QSOs there, but we came up a little short." - NX5M