Though these four men have only been singing together as Eureka! since April of 2007, they have a rich history of barbershop quartet singing.  Brian Beck is one of the most decorated quartet singers in the history of barbershop singing. He has placed in the top ten internationally in four different voice parts and has won two gold medals in two different voice parts. Art Swanson set a record having competed internationally twenty-two times consecutively.

Second place silver medalist quartet is the Michigan-based Resisting-A-Rest. Resisting-A-Rest members are tenor Bruce LaMarte, 60, of Waterford, Michigan; lead Tom (TC) Conner, 61, of Davison, Michigan; baritone Steven Warnaar, 60, of Lansing, Michigan; and bass Phil Haines, 65, from Reading, Michigan. Resisting-A-Rest began singing together just this past summer and competed together for the first time in October, 2007 to win the right to represent the Pioneer District, (Michigan and western Ontario, Canada), in the senior quartet contest.

Pontiac Tenor Bruce LaMarte, Grosse Pointe Lead Thomas Conner, Hillsdale Bass Phil Haines, Lansing & Mt. Pleasant Bari Steven Warnaar
 
Rounding out the five medalist positions are:

• Third place: Vintage Gold from the West Coast – tenor Ron Bass; lead Gary Bolles; baritone Chuck Landback; and bass Jim Sherman.

• Fourth place: Great Western Timbre Co. – tenor Roger Smeds, Florida; lead Dwight Holmquist, California; baritone Jack Liddell, Florida; and bass Ron Black, Texas.