Emily Greens Men’s and Women’s Golf League Results

      Leagues are continuing to accept new members. You have not missed anything by starting later, each week is it’s own event. Come out and join in the fun!  

   League results for July 19 - July 21 are:

   Tuesday Morning (8:30 am) Men’s League- First place team included: Al Schewe, Tom Walker, Tom Rollinson and Keith Walker.

   The second place team included: Roger Brekken, Dave Merta, Rick Jacobson and Keith Petron.

   Third place team included: Gary Nelson, Jerry Booth, Johne Geithman and Clayton Peltier.

   The team coming in fourth included: Lenny Deshayes, Scott Balthazor, Dean Kapler and John Benson.

   Chip ins this week were made by Gary Nelson, Jim Schallman (2), Scott Balthazor and Tom Rollinson.

   Wayne Seiffert was closest to the pin on #1 with Paul Jenson coming closest to the pin on #3 and Dave Merta being closest to the pin on #9. Longest putt went to Keith Walker this week.

   Tuesday Morning  (11 a.m.) Back 9 Scramble - The team taking home first place included: Gary Nelson, Rom Rollinson, Keith Petron and Jim Wick.

   The team coming in second included: Kim Bachman, Paul Jenson, Mike Brown and Craig Larson.

   Third place went to the team including: Jerry Booth, Charlie Peterson, Rick Jacobson and Scott Balthazor. 

   Tuesday Evening Men’s League / Wednesday Morning Men’s League Match Play on the Back 9 -   Tuesday’s Skins went to Doug Harren and Chris Olander, with the proxy winners being Jake Appel and Brett Midthune.

   Skins on Wednesday went to Don Rodi, Bob Ecklund and Keith Petron with the Bob Ecklund walking away as proxy winner.

  Wednesday Evening Women’s League - The game of the day “Total Score less 2 Holes” was played with the following ladies walking away as winners: Nancy Knox, Nancy Kruse and Jane McKinley.

   Thursday Morning Women’s League - The game of the day “Cha Cha” was played with the following ladies walking away as winners: Mikie Walker, Polly Abler, Sharon Kampschroder, Eileen Springer, Barb Heck, Kathy Ecklund, Jane Baker and Janne Walker.

   Lorrie Rode walked away with the lone chip-in of the day.