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DAVE HESS JR SNEAKS BY BRYCE DAVIS COMING TO THE WHITE FLAG TO EARN THE BIGGEST WIN OF HIS STORIED CAREER IN THE $20,000 "BILL EMIG MEMORIAL" PRESENTE

DAVE HESS JR SNEAKS BY BRYCE DAVIS COMING TO THE WHITE FLAG TO EARN THE BIGGEST WIN OF HIS STORIED CAREER IN THE $20,000 "BILL EMIG MEMORIAL" PRESENTED BY SUNOCO FOR THE HOVIS RUSH LATE MODEL FLYNN'S TIRE/GUNTER'S HONEY TOUR AT LERNERVILLE
By Mike Leone

June 20-22, 2024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

(Sarver, PA)... The Hovis Auto & Truck Supply RUSH Dirt Late Model Series presented by Born2Run Lubricants took part in the 18th annual “Firecracker 100” with the “Bill Emig Memorial” presented by Sunoco Race Fuels with support from Joseph J. Olivia Attorney at Law for the sixth straight year at Lernerville Speedway Thursday through Saturday. Despite oppressive heat and thunderstorms around each day, the event was completed as scheduled. Fifty-four teams from six different states turned out for the Flynn's Tire/Gunter's Honey Touring Series event that was also live on FloRacing and Dirt.TV. A huge crowd turned out for the massive event presented by Big River Steel that featured three nights of Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series competition including $50,000 to-win on Saturday night.

Dave Hess, Jr. has amassed more than 360 victories across numerous divisions in his storied career, but none bigger than on Saturday night. Hess started the 50-lap "Bill Emig Memorial" from sixth, passed three-time event winner Max Blair for second on lap 44 then snuck under 2017 Series Champion Bryce Davis coming to the white flag to win $20,000 plus the championship diamond ring valued at $7,000 from D&V Jewelers! It was the first career Flynn's Tire/Gunter's Honey Touring Series victory for Hess, who became the fifth different winner to celebrate in the Landrum Performance Springs victory lane in six races this season. The 50-lap feature went caution-free in 16:39.763.

"That was awesome racing with those guys and honestly was the most fun I've had in a really long time if not in my entire career," acknowledged the 39-year-old Waterford, Pa. driver. "And that's after running a crate car which a few years ago I would have told you there was no way I'd get in one, but I'm glad I did and it was a blast. I gave this thing everything it had. I just kept digging and digging, but man everyone was fast. It was a fun race track and fun race and I'm just glad I could get it done."

Following the Dave Poske's Performance Parts "Feel the RUSH" 4-Wide Salute, Davis went third to first to lead the opening lap before pole-sitter Ryan Montgomery nosed ahead to lead lap two. The two former Flynn's Tire/Gunter's Honey Touring Series Champions continued their side-by-side battle on lap three with Davis getting back by. Davis quickly pulled away on lap five as fifth starting Max Blair closed in on Montgomery.

As the laps continued caution-free, Davis caught lapped traffic on lap 11 and had nearly a three-second lead on Montgomery. Blair caught up to Montgomery on lap 15 and the duo raced side-by-side on lap 17 with Blair moving to second; however, Blair now faced a deficit of 3.483 seconds. Hess began to enter the picture when he drove around points leader Brock Pinkerous for fourth on lap 20.

Davis was mired in heavy lapped traffic on lap 23 and by the halfway point, Blair began to close in. Hess made a three-wide move with a lapped car to get by Montgomery for third on lap 26. Hess slowly began to reel in the lead duo and by lap 38 it was a three-car race for the lead. Blair was hounding Davis and tried to move up to the top on lap 44, but that opened the door for Hess, who slid Blair in turn four for second.

Hess then went to work on Davis. Hess was all over the leader on laps 47 and 48. Some contact was made on lap 48 as Davis maintained the lead. Then on lap 49, Hess got under Davis in turns three and four and grabbed the lead with the white flag waving. Hess pulled away on the final lap and took the checkered flag first by 0.793 seconds in the Anderson Motorsports Stables-owned, Close Racing Supply/Plyer Entry Systems/Furniture Towne/Martin Dynamics/Amsoil/Base Race Fuels/Sanger Investments-sponsored #44. Hess became the 45th different winner all-time on the Flynn's Tire/Gunter's Honey Tour.

"Those guys were all giving me room, but everyone knows in a race like this it will get aggressive when it needs to," explained Hess. "I had a blast racing with those guys and appreciate them racing me clean. I saw two to go and honestly didn't know who was what. I knew a few cars got away and could see Max (Blair) the whole time, but I thought there was at least one if not two cars that had ran off. It seemed like Bryce (Davis) had to be that car because of the speed he was carrying. I was gaining on him and wasn't sure if I was going to have enough time, but it all came together."

Davis, who won his 11th career Tour race on June 7 at McKean County Raceway, beat out Blair for runner-up and earned a career best payday of $7,000. "This is still nothing to be disappointed with, but I wish we were up on the stage," acknowledged the 33-year-old Canisteo, NY racer. "We had a great car all feature long, but got a little free at the end and I was trying to hang on. I saw his (Hess) nose there and thought maybe I'd switch up my lines and pretty much let him by. Congrats to him, he had a great run. We're still real pleased. We've had great runs here in the past and have won, but this is the most important one that we've been on the podium for."

(Note: The engines of Hess and Davis were tore down in post-race tech and were found to be 100% legal per the Chevrolet Performance 604 Technical Manual. The results will be official once the fuel and tire samples that were taken are verified to be in compliance.)

Blair, who won the 2019, 2020, and 2023 events, was third for $3,500 in his first RUSH start of 2024; in fact, it was the first time the Centerline Motorsports #111 was run since September 30, 2023 in the "Bill Hendren Memorial" at Pittsburgh PA Motor Speedway. All three podium finishers received a three-pack of premium products from Heritage Wine Cellars.

"The race track didn't do what I thought it was going to do," revealed the 34-year-old Centerville, Pa. standout. "I set up to run through the middle, but I just couldn't do it for some reason and had to be married into the bottom. I went around a couple lapped cars up the race track. I knew the laps were winding down so I moved up into (turn) three to see what was up there for a minute and Hess snuck on by, but I think he was by the far he the best car. The best car won the race so congrats to those guys. It was a long, hot weekend. The Super (Late Model) stuff didn't go how we wanted it to; not a terrible weekend, but not the weekend we were hoping for. Thanks to all of the fans- this place was packed, which is awesome. This is annually one of my favorite weekends of the year; we circle it and it and it's a lot of fun. The Pittsburgher was the last this car was running until three days ago. To come out and run third against this competition is nothing to hang your head about. Thanks to Lernerville along with Mike (Leone) and Vicki (Emig) for putting this on every year- it's a really cool deal."

Mason Zeigler started 13th and made a big charge through the field. Zeigler passed Montgomery for fourth on lap 39 and made up significant ground on the lead trio, but hit the cushion wrong on two occasions late, which kept him from contending. Zeigler earned $3,000 in also his first RUSH start since last year's "Bill Hendren Memorial", and also received the $50 Precise Racing Products "Pedal Down" Hard Charger.

Logan Roberson, the 2022 Tour Champion, passed Montgomery on lap 43 to finish fifth and earned $2,000. Montgomery, who finished third in the June 8 Marion Center event in his 2024 Tour debut, dropped to sixth for $1,500, but also received a spoiler kit from Ontime Body & Graphic. Pinkerous was seventh and continues to lead the points over Jeremy Wonderling, who ironically finished eighth. The 14-year-old Pinkerous has finished no worse than seventh all season. Daryl Charlier, who is chasing after the 3C Graphix Rookie-of-the-Year title, was ninth. Kyle Hardy, the 2021 Flynn's Tire/Gunter's Honey Tour Champion, was 10th for $1,000 in his first Tour start since April 15, 2023 at his home track- Winchester Speedway.

Damian Bidwell put on a dominating performance in the 15-lap $500 D&V Jewelers Non-Qualifier presented by Close Racing Supply. Bidwell started fourth and took the lead from Ashton Briggs on lap two before a caution for Ryan Hare. The final 13 laps went caution-free and Bidwell went on for a commanding victory by 7.159 seconds over Briggs! The 31-year-old Smethport, Pa. driver became the amazing 76th different winner in 94 non-qualifier events run all-time in his Tri-County Tire/D&K Transport/Prestige Countertop/Bootes Construction/Safelite Auto Glass/Bidwell Transport/Hansen Racing/Jim's Auto/CRS/Yoder Toter/Tru-Form-sponsored #1/2-Pint. Briggs was second and also received a $50 certificate from Holley Performance Group for being the first feature non-qualifier. Joey Zambotti III was third as 3C Graphix Rookie-of-the-Year candidates Ben Easler and Brad Mesler completed the top five.

Pinkerous set fast time overall against the 54-car field in FK Rod Ends "Shock the Clock" Qualifying on Thursday night with a lap of 16.995, which was only a little more than two tenths off the track record despite being held after six Lucas Oil Late Model heat races. Winning $25 FK Rod Ends heat races on Friday night were Pinkerous, Davis, Montgomery, Hess, and Charlier. Dusty Waters, Shane Crotty, and Braeden Dillinger won the three last chance B mains.

Montgomery won his first Sunoco Dash of the season for a $100 fuel card, which was the “John Buzzard Memorial” Dash that also paid $100 cash. Also winning $100 Sunoco fuel cards were Tour racers Pinkerous and Brad Mesler, while the $50 Sunoco fuel cards went to Dan Angelicchio, Cory Sines, Zach Kane, and Dusty Waters. Winning the $50 Landrum Performance Springs certificates were Max Blair, Cody Koteles, Ryan Montgomery, Kyle Zimmerman, and Jim Rasey.

Special thanks to Close Racing Supply for adding $500 into the D&V Jewelers Non-Qualifier payoff and also numerous contributors that allowed many drivers that failed to qualify for the feature to share in more than $3,600 in valuable product giveaways (see listing below)!

The Flynn’s Tire/Gunter's Honey Touring Series will return to action June 29-30 for the rescheduled Stateline-Eriez weekend that was rained out on May 11-12. Saturday will be the “Bill Law Memorial” in the only appearance of the season at the Busti, NY oval followed up on Sunday by the first of two appearances at Eriez. Both events pay $3,000 to-win.

Hovis Auto & Truck Supply RUSH Late Model "Bill Emig Memorial" presented by Sunoco Race Fuels Flynn’s Tire/Gunter's Honey Touring Series Race #6 (50 laps, $20,000 to-win): 1. DAVE HESS, JR. (Anderson 44) 2. Bryce Davis (94) 3. Max Blair (Centerline 111) 4. Mason Zeigler (25z) 5. Logan Roberson (17) 6. Ryan Montgomery (12) 7. Brock Pinkerous (555) 8. Jeremy Wonderling (3J) 9. Daryl Charlier (Dobnak 42) 10. Kyle Hardy (99) 11. Michael Norris (Dabecco N1) 12. Joe Martin (Snyder 10s) 13. Cory Sines (25s) 14. Logan Zarin (Beach 33x) 15. Kyle Zimmerman (Stockdale 31) 16. Jared Miley (Deller 75) 17. Zach Gunn (17G) 18. Braeden Dillinger (14) 19. Mike Wonderling (18) 20. Jim Rasey (Wrightsman 21J) 21. Tim Shaffer (45) 22. Marino Angelicchio (55) 23. Dusty Waters (14) 24. Logan Jaquay (Briggs 99B) 25. Shane Crotty (Briggs 4) 26. Mike Laughard (38L). (Note: Jim Rasey took a Tour provisional & Mike Wonderling took a Track provisional.)

D&V Jewelers Non-Qualifier presented by Close Racing Supply (15 laps, $500 to-win): 1. Damian Bidwell (1/2-Pint) 2. Ashton Briggs (11A) 3. Joey Zambotti III (948) 4. Ben Easler (02) 5. Brad Mesler (Sturdevant 87s) 6. Jason Knowles (4) 7. Austin Allen (32) 8. Lane Brock (20B) 9. Joey Warren (11) 10. Zach Kane (25) 11. Brodie Oravetz (91B) 12. Zak Kimbrew (51z) 13. Chuck Recker (6) 14. Leo Iarrapino (45L) 15. Breyton Santee (9) 16. Kurt Stebbins (26) 17. Ryan Hare (29). DNS: Jacob Gunn (14G), Scott Stein (09), Tommy Schirnhofer, Jr. (8s), Cody Koteles (Chernik 5x), Greg Carrico (67), Brian Huchko (60H), Chub Frank (1*), Josh Ferry (33), Clate Copeman (15c), Dan Angelicchio (14), Frank Magill (05).

Car Count: 54
Time of feature: 16:36.763
Feature Margin of Victory: 0.793 seconds
Feature Lap Leaders: Bryce Davis (1, 3-48), Ryan Montgomery (2), Dave Hess, Jr. (49-50)
D&V Jewelers Championship Diamond Ring ($7,000): Dave Hess, Jr.
Heritage Wine Cellars 3-Pack of Premium Products: Dave Hess, Jr., Bryce Davis, Max Blair
Holley Performance Group “Nosed Out”: Ashton Briggs
Landrum Performance Springs BOGO Certificates: Max Blair, Cody Koteles, Ryan Montgomery, Kyle Zimmerman, Jim Rasey
Ontime Body & Graphic “Spoiler Alert” Spoiler Kit: Ryan Montgomery
Precise Racing Products “Pedal Down” Hard Charger: Mason Zeigler
Precise Racing Products 5-Gallon Race Jug: Dave Hess, Jr.
Sunoco Fuel Card Winners: Brock Pinkerous ($100), Brad Mesler ($100), Dan Angelicchio ($50), Cory Sines ($50), Zach Kane ($50), Dusty Waters ($50)
Landrum Springs- Package of 4 VB Standard Springs ($350): Austin Allen
Landrum Spring- Package of 4 VB Standard Springs ($350): Ashton Briggs
Russ King Racing- $300 Gift Certificate: Greg Carrico
JDS Racing (Jim Stephens)- $300 of Close Racing Supply Gift Cards: Leo Iarrapino
Racequip- 1 Helmet ($280): Kurt Stebbins
Daugherty Motorsports- $250 Gift Certificate: Damian Bidwell
Keyser Mfg.- $250 Gift Certificate: Joey Zambotti
Hoosier Tire- 1 Hoosier/RUSH Tire ($238): Scott Stein
Hoosier Tire- 1 Hoosier/RUSH Tire ($238): Jacob Gunn
Wieland Metal Products- 2 Sheets of White Aluminum ($220): Lane Brock
Chub Frank Racing- $200 Gift Certificate: Cody Koteles
Sunoco Race Fuels- 1 Pail of Sunoco E85R and 110 & 2 Fuel Jugs ($164): Josh Ferry
Sunoco Race Fuels- 1 Pail of Sunoco E85R and 110 & 2 Fuel Jugs ($164): Chub Frank
On Time Body & Graphic- Spoiler Kit ($150): Dan Angelicchio
Brandon "Cleetus" Lockwich- $100 Close Racing Supply Gift Card: Brian Huchko
Throttle Smashers Performance- 1 Set of Wheel Covers ($100): Jason Knowles

FK Rod Ends “Shock the Clock” Flight A Qualifying (Track record 16.750 by Bryce Davis on 10/15/21) ($100 for fast time): 1. 555-Brock Pinkerous, 00:16.995[16]; 2. 18-Mike Wonderling, 00:17.022[3]; 3. 111-Max Blair, 00:17.085[11]; 4. 11A-Ashton Briggs, 00:17.202[25]; 5. 94-Bryce Davis, 00:17.209[24]; 6. 75-Jared Miley, 00:17.209[1]; 7. 17R-Logan Roberson, 00:17.266[10]; 8. 99B-Logan Jaquay, 00:17.313[18]; 9. 99-Kyle Hardy, 00:17.362[2]; 10. 25Z-Mason Zeigler, 00:17.410[12]; 11. 33-Josh Ferry, 00:17.411[27]; 12. 15C-Clate Copeman, 00:17.411[4]; 13. 26-Kurt Stebbins, 00:17.459[13]; 14. 25S-Cory Sines, 00:17.488[6]; 15. 4C-Shane Crotty, 00:17.493[9]; 16. 14A-Dan Angelicchio, 00:17.503[22]; 17. 8S-Tommy Schirnhofer Jr, 00:17.540[19]; 18. 11W-Joey Warren, 00:17.552[5]; 19. 14W-Dusty Waters, 00:17.569[14]; 20. N1-Michael Norris, 00:17.576[15]; 21. 9S-Breyton Santee, 00:17.579[7]; 22. 20B-Lane Brock, 00:17.614[20]; 23. 4-Jason Knowles, 00:17.674[26]; 24. 948-Joey Zambotti III, 00:17.834[23]; 25. 25K-Zachary Kane, 00:17.873[8]; 26. 5X-Cody Koteles, 00:17.928[17]; 27. 45L-Leo Iarrapino, 00:18.290[21].

FK Rod Ends “Shock the Clock” Flight B Qualifying (Track record 16.750 by Bryce Davis on 10/15/21): 1. 3J-Jeremy Wonderling, 00:17.249[1]; 2. 14D-Braeden Dillinger, 00:17.388[4]; 3. 31-Kyle Zimmerman, 00:17.521[10]; 4. 4S-Ryan Montgomery, 00:17.573[7]; 5. 60H-Brian Huchko, 00:17.613[5]; 6. 29-Ryan Hare, 00:17.707[3]; 7. 10S-Joe Martin, 00:17.736[13]; 8. 33X-Logan Zarin, 00:17.774[12]; 9. 38L-Mike Laughard, 00:17.805[11]; 10. 1*-Chub Frank, 00:17.818[21]; 11. 17G-Zach Gunn, 00:17.857[14]; 12. 67-Gregory Carrico, 00:17.871[27]; 13. 45-Tim Shaffer, 00:17.887[8]; 14. 44-Dave Hess Jr, 00:17.925[16]; 15. 42-Daryl Charlier, 00:17.980[18]; 16. 51Z-Zakary Kimbrew, 00:18.039[17]; 17. 09-Scott Stein, 00:18.147[22]; 18. 02-Benjamin Easler, 00:18.152[23]; 19. 87S-Brad Mesler, 00:18.192[20]; 20. 14G-Jake Gunn, 00:18.220[24]; 21. 55A-Marino Angelicchio, 00:18.263[25]; 22. 32A-Austin Allen, 00:18.273[15]; 23. 21J-Jim Rasey, 00:18.369[19]; 24. 91B-Brodie Oravetz, 00:18.403[6]; 25. 1/2PT-Damian Bidwell, 00:18.556[9]; 26. 6R-Chuck Recker, 00:18.652[2]; 27. 05-Frank Magill, NT.

FK Rod Ends Heat 1 (10 laps, Top 3 transfer to A, $25 to-win): 1. 555-Brock Pinkerous[1]; 2. 17R-Logan Roberson[3]; 3. 25Z-Mason Zeigler[4]; 4. 14W-Dusty Waters[7]; 5. 11A-Ashton Briggs[2]; 6. 20B-Lane Brock[8]; 7. 26-Kurt Stebbins[5]; 8. 25K-Zachary Kane[9]; 9. 14A-Dan Angelicchio[6].

FK Rod Ends Heat 2 (10 laps, Top 3 transfer to A, $25 to-win): 1. 94-Bryce Davis[2]; 2. 25S-Cory Sines[5]; 3. N1-Michael Norris[7]; 4. 99B-Logan Jaquay[3]; 5. 5X-Cody Koteles[9]; 6. 4-Jason Knowles[8]; 7. 8S-Tommy Schirnhofer Jr[6]; 8. 33-Josh Ferry[4]; 9. 18-Mike Wonderling[1].

FK Rod Ends Heat 3 (10 laps, Top 3 transfer to A, $25 to-win): 1. 111-Max Blair[1]; 2. 99-Kyle Hardy[3]; 3. 75-Jared Miley[2]; 4. 4C-Shane Crotty[5]; 5. 15C-Clate Copeman[4]; 6. 9S-Breyton Santee[7]; 7. 11W-Joey Warren[6]; 8. 948-Joey Zambotti III[8]; 9. 45L-Leo Iarrapino[9].

FK Rod Ends Heat 4 (10 laps, Top 3 transfer to A, $25 to-win): 1. 4S-Ryan Montgomery[2]; 2. 3J-Jeremy Wonderling[1]; 3. 10S-Joe Martin[3]; 4. 1*-Chub Frank[4]; 5. 45-Tim Shaffer[5]; 6. 1/2PT-Damian Bidwell[9]; 7. 87S-Brad Mesler[7]; 8. 51Z-Zakary Kimbrew[6]; 9. 32A-Austin Allen[8].

FK Rod Ends Heat 5 (10 laps, Top 3 transfer to A, $25 to-win): 1. 44-Dave Hess Jr[5]; 2. 33X-Logan Zarin[3]; 3. 17G-Zach Gunn[4]; 4. 14D-Braeden Dillinger[1]; 5. 14G-Jake Gunn[7]; 6. 60H-Brian Huchko[2]; 7. 09-Scott Stein[6]; 8. 6R-Chuck Recker[9]; 9. 21J-Jim Rasey[8].

FK Rod Ends Heat 6 (10 laps, Top 3 transfer to A, $25 to-win): 1. 42-Daryl Charlier[5]; 2. 31-Kyle Zimmerman[1]; 3. 38L-Mike Laughard[3]; 4. 29-Ryan Hare[2]; 5. 02-Benjamin Easler[6]; 6. 55A-Marino Angelicchio[7]; 7. 67-Gregory Carrico[4]; 8. 91B-Brodie Oravetz[8]. DNS: 05-Frank Magill.

Last Chance B Main 1 (12 laps, Top 2 transfer to A): 1. 14W-Dusty Waters[1]; 2. 99B-Logan Jaquay[2]; 3. 11A-Ashton Briggs[3]; 4. 25K-Zachary Kane[9]; 5. 4-Jason Knowles[6]; 6. 26-Kurt Stebbins[7]; 7. 8S-Tommy Schirnhofer Jr[8]; 8. 5X-Cody Koteles[4]; 9. 20B-Lane Brock[5]. DNS: 33-Josh Ferry, 14A-Dan Angelicchio, 18-Mike Wonderling.

Last Chance B Main 2 (12 laps, Top 2 transfer to A): 1. 4C-Shane Crotty[1]; 2. 45-Tim Shaffer[4]; 3. 11W-Joey Warren[7]; 4. 1/2PT-Damian Bidwell[6]; 5. 9S-Breyton Santee[5]; 6. 948-Joey Zambotti III[9]; 7. 32A-Austin Allen[12]; 8. 87S-Brad Mesler[8]; 9. 45L-Leo Iarrapino[11]; 10. 51Z-Zakary Kimbrew[10]; 11. 1*-Chub Frank[2]. DNS: 15C-Clate Copeman.

Last Chance B Main 3 (12 laps, Top 2 transfer to A): 1. 14D-Braeden Dillinger[1]; 2. 55A-Marino Angelicchio[6]; 3. 14G-Jake Gunn[3]; 4. 09-Scott Stein[7]; 5. 29-Ryan Hare[2]; 6. 91B-Brodie Oravetz[10]; 7. 6R-Chuck Recker[9]; 8. 02-Benjamin Easler[4]; 9. 67-Gregory Carrico[8]; 10. 60H-Brian Huchko[5]. DNS: 21J-Jim Rasey, 05-Frank Magill.

Sunoco Dash (6 laps, $100 Sunoco fuel card to win): 1. 4S-Ryan Montgomery[2]; 2. 42-Daryl Charlier[1]; 3. 94-Bryce Davis[6]; 4. 555-Brock Pinkerous[5]; 5. 111-Max Blair[3]; 6. 44-Dave Hess Jr[4].

The RUSH Racing Series is brought to you by Hovis Auto & Truck Supply together with Born2Run Lubricants along with the support of Hoosier Tire, Rick Hendrick City Chevrolet, Sunoco Race Fuels, Bazell Race Fuels, Insinger Performance, Flynn's Tire, Gunter's Honey, Sunbelt Rentals, MSD Performance, Holley Performance Products, FK Rod Ends, Schoenfeld Headers, Jones Racing Products, Landrum Performance Springs, 3C Graphix, Dave Poske's Performance Parts, Velocita-USA, Wieland Metal Services, Frankland Racing Supply, Dusted Steak Seasoning, Ontime Body & Graphic, Sherwood Wheels, D&V Jewelers, Dusted, Heritage Wine Cellars, Precise Racing Products, Wedge Motorsports, Racing Electronics, and Billy’s Garage.

E-mail can be sent to the RUSH Racing Series at info@rushracingseries.com and snail mail to 4368 Route 422, Pulaski, PA 16143. Office phone is 724-964-9300. The RUSH Late Model website is www.rushlatemodels.com. Like our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/rushlatemodels and follow us on X (formerly known as Twitter) @RUSHLM.

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