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Recap of the 2020 Convention

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Recap of the 2020 Oklahoma State Auctioneers Convention

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The 2020 Junior Bid Calling Contest— 3rd Place: Cade Enlow, 2nd Place: TW Davis, 1st Place: Tyler Bell
The 2020 Rookie Bid Calling Contes— 3rd Place: Delbert Rossiter, 2nd Place: Courtney Gougler, 1st Place: Ryan Dean
The 2020 Ringman Contest— 3rd Place: Matt Sandmann, 2nd Place: Cade Richeson, 1st Place: Dennis Huggins
The 2020 Pro Bid Calling Contest— 3rd Place: Cadence Richeson 2nd Place: Dennis Huggins, 1st Place: Cody Shelley
The 2020 Champion of Champions Contest— 3rd Place: Whitey Mason, 2nd Place: Carlin Hooten, 1st Place: Arlyn Imel

2020 Board Members: Buck Hutchens, Barrett Bray, Matt Sandmann, Rick Miller & Zach Vierheller

Advertising Contest Winners
Color Brochure: Heard Auction & Real Estate
Black & White Brochure: Smith & Co.
Color Sale Bill: Heard Auction & Real Estate
Black & White Sale Bill: Smith & Co.
Photography: Heard Auction & Real Estate
Post Card: Wiggins Auctioneers
Stationary: Wiggins Auctioneers
Newspaper: Wiggins Auctioneers
Website: Wiggins Auctioneers
Social Media: Heard Auction & Real Estate
Commercial Video: Lippard Auctioneers
Radio Spot: Lippard Auctioneers

Shawn Terrel was the 2020 inductee to the OSAA Hall of Fame!

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I would like to give a great big thank you to the Oklahoma State Auctioneers Association and everyone involved for having an exceptional convention. I would also like to congratulate all of the Jr. auctioneers, ringmen, rookie auctioneers, pro auctioneers and champion of champion auctioneers that entered the competitions. ... See MoreSee Less

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Oklahoma State Auctioneers Association

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IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 7-February 8, 2020
CONTACT: Oklahoma State Auctioneers Association, Cali Crissup, Executive Director @ 580-327-7525 or okauctioneers@gmail.com
SUBJECT: AUCTIONEERING: IT’S MORE THAN JUST FAST TALKING
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The weekend of February 7-8, 2020 was a busy one for Oklahoma State Auctioneers Association (OSAA). This is when auctioneers from across Oklahoma gather for the Annual OSAA Winter Meeting, in Oklahoma City, OK, at the Embassy Suites, Downtown OKC.

While auctioneers come for continuing educational credit, the convention offers many more opportunities for both seasoned veterans of the auction profession as well as newcomers to the industry. Some say it’s the competition that attracts them. Others say it’s the entertaining nature of the business. Whatever the case, people everywhere are sold on auctions.

Real estate, collector cars, antiques, art, business equipment, electronics, livestock…it’s hard to name something that hasn’t been sold at auction. No one understands this better than the auctioneer himself. People who attend auctions often only see the auctioneer as someone who shows up the day of the auction and “talks fast”. Ask any full time auctioneer and you will find out that there is more to it then fast talking.

On Friday, February 7th, the 2020 OSAA Winter Meeting kicked off with our Annual Competitions. The Oklahoma State Auctioneers Championship Bid Calling Champion, the sought after title at each years’ meeting. This is where men and women alike compete for this prestigious title and the opportunity to represent Oklahoma, not only at a state level, but also at the International Auctioneer Champion Contest held July 14-18, 2020, in San Diego, California.

There is truly something for everyone at this convention, in addition to Champion Bid Calling, Champion of Champions, the Junior and Rookie Contests are included for the novice beginner and the Ringman competition is fierce. The following winners were announced at the 2020 Winter Meeting.

This year, the OSAA presented the Eddie Haynes Scholarship to a first time attendee. This was awarded to Willy Sawatzky.

The 2020 Junior Bid Calling Contest— 3rd Place: Cade Enlow, 2nd Place: TW Davis, 1st Place: Tyler Bell
The 2020 Rookie Bid Calling Contes— 3rd Place: Delbert Rossiter, 2nd Place: Courtney Gougler, 1st Place: Ryan Dean
The 2020 Ringman Contest— 3rd Place: Matt Sandmann, 2nd Place: Cade Richeson, 1st Place: Dennis Huggins
The 2020 Pro Bid Calling Contest— 3rd Place: Cadence Richeson 2nd Place: Dennis Huggins, 1st Place: Cody Shelley
The 2020 Champion of Champions Contest— 3rd Place: Whitey Mason, 2nd Place: Carlin Hooten, 1st Place: Arlyn Imel

Advertising contest winners—
Color Brochure: Heard Auction & Real Estate
Black & White Brochure: Smith & Co.
Color Sale Bill: Heard Auction & Real Estate
Black & White Sale Bill: Smith & Co,
Photography: Heard Auction & Real Estate
Post Card: Wiggins Auctioneers
Stationary: Wiggins Auctioneers
Newspaper: Wiggins Auctioneers
Website: Wiggins Auctioneers
Social Media: Heard Auction & Real Estate
Commercial Video: Lippard Auctioneers
Radio Spot: Lippard Auctioneers

Auctioneers create a competitive and entertaining atmosphere that attracts consumers to the sale. Their hand gestures, eye contact with the crowd and their rhythmic “chant” stirs buyers and brings the sale to life. It’s what separates auctions from other types of sales. Though one of the oldest methods of sale around, auctions continue to thrive and grow and are held today around the world. Auctioning has stayed tried and true with the times and continues to be a favorite among buyers and sellers.

Last but not least, each year the OSAA chooses one member for the prestigious title of the OSAA Hall of Fame Inductee. This year, Shawn Terrel received this honor.

Auctioneers create a competitive and entertaining atmosphere that attracts consumers to the sale. Their hand gestures, eye contact with the crowd and their rhythmic “chant” stirs buyers and brings the sale to life. It’s what separates auctions from other types of sales. Though one of the oldest methods of sale around, auctions continue to thrive and grow and are held today around the world. Auctioning has stayed tried and true with the times and continues to be a favorite among buyers and sellers.
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Whereas, it is necessary, in order to fit ourselves for the responsibility of Auctioneers, to cultivate the spirit of co-operation, improve our profession and protect the interest of the Auctioneer, to protect the public against unscrupulous practices; therefore, we do constitute ourselves the Oklahoma State Auctioneers Association.

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma State Auctioneers Association, we would like to personally invite you to become a member.