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Singles wins power Michigan PGA Team, Hebert in Fuller Cup
GROSSE POINTE FARMS — The Michigan Section PGA Team had a strong showing in singles matches to power a 10½-7½ win over the Golf Association of Michigan team in the 54th Fuller Cup Matches Wednesday at Country Club of Detroit. Top amateur golfers representing the GAM and top professionals representing the Michigan Section PGA squared off in a Ryder Cup-like format with six four-ball matches and 12 singles matches. kAm%96 D4@C6 H2D b\b 7@==@H:?8 E96 7@FC\32== >@C?:?8 >2E496D 2?5 E96?
Knudson, Tepper claim GAM Senior Tournament of Champions titles; TC's LeVan ties for 4th
LAKE ORION — Jeff Knudson, an Oakland University Golf & Learning Center member, and Donna Tepper, a Country Club of Detroit member, finished the season as champions among champions. Knudson won the men's title and Tepper the women's title in the season-concluding 16th GAM Senior Tournament of Champions presented by BOYNE Golf Wednesday on the Old Course at Indianwood Golf & Country Club. kAmz?F5D@? D9@E 2 c\F?56C ef 2?5 H@? 3J E9C66 D9@ED @G6C f_\D9@@E:?8 |:<6 p?56CD@?
Praet, Elliott win GAM Four-Ball Championship; TC's Robinson brothers finish tied for 4th
ROCHESTER HILLS — Former Notre Dame Prep High School golf teammates, David Praet of Lake Orion and Chad Elliott of Auburn Hills, teamed up for the first time in years Monday and won the 13th GAM Four-Ball Championship at Oakland University's R&S Sharf Course. The duo shot a 7-under 65 and topped a field of 84 two-golfer teams split into a Morning Wave and Afternoon Wave. kAm%96J H@? E96 p7E6C?@@? (2G6 3J @?6 D9@E @G6C EH@ E62>D 2?5 H:E9 ed 36:?8 E96 36DE D4@C6 @7 E96 52J H@?
Hebert's dramatic day leads to 4th Michigan PGA Match Play title
BATH – Scott Hebert won the Michigan PGA Match Play Championship presented by the PGA Tour for the fourth time and proved at age 57 he can still compete with and beat the best PGA golf professionals in the state. And he did it with dramatic flair on Wednesday at Eagle Eye Golf Club. kAm%96 %C2G6CD6 r:EJ v@=7 U2>Aj r@F?ECJ r=F3 AC@ H9@ :D 2=C625J :? E96 |:49:82? v@=7 w2== @7 u2>6 >256 2 9@=6\:?\@?6 @? E96 :D=2?5 9@=6 }@] `f E@ 4=@D6 @FE 2 a 2?5 ` >@C?:?8 D6>:7:?2= H:? @G6C 76==@H w2== @7 u2>6C qC:2?
Schlicher wins 4th Michigan Women's Senior Amateur in a row; TC's Robinson falls in semifinals to Massa
GLADWIN — Lori Schlicher of Lewiston won her fourth consecutive Michigan Women's Senior Amateur Championship title and had to hold off a three-time winner Julie Massa of Pentwater to make it happen Tuesday at Sugar Springs Golf Club. Schlicher felt she was in a must-make situation with a final six-foot par putt to close out the 2 and 1 win in the championship match of the 22nd edition of the championship.
Pearce wins Michigan PGA Professional Championship; TC's Joy finishes tied for 2nd
MUSKEGON — Tim Pearce, the head golf professional at Birmingham Country Club, has knocked on the door in major tournaments a handful of times in the last few years. This time he birdied his way through the door, shooting a closing 4-under 68 with a flawless back nine performance and won the 105th Michigan PGA Professional Championship by two shots Wednesday at Muskegon Country Club. kAmQxVG6 EC:65 D@ 92C5 E@ H:?
Pearce wins Michigan PGA Professional Championship; TC's Joy finishes tied for 2nd
MUSKEGON — Tim Pearce, the head golf professional at Birmingham Country Club, has knocked on the door in major tournaments a handful of times in the last few years. This time he birdied his way through the door, shooting a closing 4-under 68 with a flawless back nine performance and won the 105th Michigan PGA Professional Championship by two shots Wednesday at Muskegon Country Club.
Thompson recovers, takes lead into final round at Muskegon CC; TC's Joy 1 shot back
MUSKEGON — Matt Thompson bogeyed three consecutive holes early in his round Tuesday but battled back and will have a one-shot lead starting the final round of the 105th Michigan PGA Professional Championship at Muskegon Country Club. The 36-year-old teaching professional from Jonesville who shared the lead at 4-under after the first round, shot 71 for a 5-under 139 total. kAm%9C66 8@=76CD 4964<65 :? @?
Thompson, Delnick share lead at PGA Professional Championship
MUSKEGON — Matt Thompson, a teaching professional who runs junior golf programs in Hillsdale and Battle Creek, and James Delnick, a teaching professional at Carl's Golfland in Plymouth, shared the lead through the first round of the 105th Michigan PGA Professional Championship at Muskegon Country Club Monday. They each shot 4-under 68 with Thompson playing in the morning wave, and Delnick playing in the afternoon on a windy, sunny day. kAm|FD<68@?
Piot rallies, wins Tournament of Champions; TC's Scott takes 3rd
BOYNE FALLS — James Piot was hoping to catch some momentum this week before returning to play on the PGA Tour Americas in a few weeks. The 27-year-old Canton native and Michigan’s only ever U.S. Amateur Champion caught that momentum and the leaders, shooting a final-round 7-under 65 Wednesday on Boyne Mountain’s Alpine Course to win the 34th Tournament of Champions.
Piot rallies, wins Tournament of Champions; TC's Scott takes 3rd
BOYNE FALLS — James Piot was hoping to catch some momentum this week before returning to play on the PGA Tour Americas in a few weeks. The 27-year-old Canton native and Michigan's only ever U.S. Amateur Champion caught that momentum and the leaders, shooting a final-round 7-under 65 Wednesday on Boyne Mountain's Alpine Course to win the 34th Tournament of Champions.
3 lead Tournament of Champions at Boyne Mountain; TC's Scott 2 shots back
BOYNE FALLS — Matt Thompson of Jonesville, Eric Lilleboe of Lansing and Tyler Copp of Ann Arbor will make up the final group in the last round of the 34th Tournament of Champions on Wednesday. They were tied for the lead through Tuesday's second round in the 54-hole, $75,000 championship being played on the Alpine Course at Boyne Mountain Resort.
Five golfers share Tournament of Champions lead
BOYNE FALLS — It's a logjam of champions at the top in the 34th Tournament of Champions at Boyne Mountain Resort.
Canton's Boczar wins Michigan Amateur; TC's Slocum falls 2&1 in semifinals
ROCHESTER — Bridget Boczar of Canton has been playing in the Michigan Women's Amateur Championship since her early years in junior golf, and this year she had a feeling. "To finally win is really great," she said after topping Lauren Timpf of Macomb 2-up in the final match Friday of the 110th Michigan Women's Amateur Championship at Oakland University Golf & Learning Center.
Jurecic aims to defend title at Boyne's Tournament of Champions; Hebert, Scott, Mahoney, Roth among entrants
BOYNE FALLS — Jay Jurecic of Crystal Falls is 56 and chasing the elusive PGA Tour Champions chance, but the defending champion is making sure to stop at home in Northern Michigan Monday through Wednesday to play in the 34th Tournament of Champions at Boyne Mountain Resort. "I will be there," said the former high school teacher after his recent runner-up finish to Andy Walker of Royal Oak at the Yamaha Golf Cars Senior Open Championship.
Slocum beats Wisconsin teammate in 24-hole match for semifinal spot in Michigan Amateur
ROCHESTER — The two University of Wisconsin golfers and soon-to-be roommates went at it like a couple of, well, Badgers, in a quarterfinal match of the Michigan Women's Amateur Championship at Oakland University Golf & Learning Center Thursday. Traverse City's Grace Slocum and Grand Blanc's Kate Brody battled for 24 holes on the Katke-Cousins Course with Slocum finally ending an epic quarterfinal match with a 10-foot birdie putt. kAm$=@4F> 62C?65 2 DA@E :? E96 D6>:7:?2=D ;@:?:?8 {2FC6?
TC's Dy, Slocum make final 16 at Michigan Amateur
ROCHESTER — Jessica Jolly of Rockford marks it on her calendar each year – the Michigan Women’s Amateur Championship. “It’s one of the best tournaments of the summer, and to play well so far and get a win today and have another match tomorrow is super exciting,” she said after beating the 2021 Michigan Women’s Amateur champion Kim Dinh of Midland 4 and 3 Wednesday on the Katke-Cousins Course at Oakland University Golf & Learning Center. kAm(:E9 E96 H:? :?
Timpf earns top seed at Michigan Women's Amateur; TC's Slocum 4th after stroke play
ROCHESTER — Lauren Timpf is thinking her golf game just might be peaking this week at Oakland University Golf & Learning Center. “It’s exciting,” she said after a 1-under 71 second round on the Katke-Cousins Course gave her a two-day total of 5-under 139 and stroke play medalist honors Tuesday in the 110th Michigan Women’s Amateur Championship. kAm%96 `h\J62C\@=5 !FC5F6 &?:G6CD:EJ 8@=76C H:== 36 E96 }@] ` D665 H96?
Timpf earns top seed at Michigan Women's Amateur; TC's Slocum 4th after stroke play
ROCHESTER — Lauren Timpf is thinking her golf game just might be peaking this week at Oakland University Golf & Learning Center. "It's exciting," she said after a 1-under 71 second round on the Katke-Cousins Course gave her a two-day total of 5-under 139 and stroke play medalist honors Tuesday in the 110th Michigan Women's Amateur Championship. kAm%96 `h\J62C\@=5 !FC5F6 &?:G6CD:EJ 8@=76C H:== 36 E96 }@] ` D665 H96?
Boczar sets pace at Women's Amateur; TC's Slocum one shot back
ROCHESTER — Bridget Boczar of Canton was surprised by some recent tree removal and tee box changes on the Katke-Cousins Course at Oakland University’s Golf & Learning Center, but not so surprisingly she shot a 6-under 66 to lead after the first round Monday of the Michigan Women’s Amateur Championship.
Elk Rapids' Springstead in Sweet 16 of Michigan Amateur
BATTLE CREEK — Drew Rzeppa of Rochester Hills, the No. 32 seed out of 32 in the match play bracket, didn’t want to call it an upset. “I know the level that I can play, and I know if I play to that level, then I can beat anybody,” the 17-year-old Rochester Adams High golfer said after knocking off No. 1 seed Landon Guenther of Grand Blanc, 1-up, Tuesday in the 48th Michigan Junior Amateur Championship at Bedford Valley Golf Club.
Paraguay's Chaves wins Michigan Women's Open in sudden-death playoff
THOMPSONVILLE — Milagros "Mila" Chaves, a 30-year-old native of Paraguay and a Del Mar, California, resident, made a 12-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a three-golfer sudden-death playoff and won the Michigan Women's Open at Crystal Mountain Thursday.
EMU star Leovao shoots 66, leads after 1st round of Women's Open
THOMPSONVILLE — Janae Leovao, who with her twin sister Jasmine was part of the Eastern Michigan University golf team that made a stunning run to the final four of the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships, had a game above. The 22-year-old California amateur who is sponsored by the tournament's co-title sponsor GameAbove with a goal of turning professional, shot a 6-under 66 to lead through the first round of the Michigan Women's Open Tuesday at Crystal Mountain.
EMU star Leovao shoots 66, leads after 1st round
THOMPSONVILLE — Janae Leovao, who with her twin sister Jasmine was part of the Eastern Michigan University golf team that made a stunning run to the final four of the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships, had a game above. The 22-year-old California amateur who is sponsored by the tournament's co-title sponsor GameAbove with a goal of turning professional, shot a 6-under 66 to lead through the first round of the Michigan Women's Open Tuesday at Crystal Mountain.
Michigan Women's Open gets new look; Tourney features bigger purse, Toledo Open exemption
THOMPSONVILLE — The Michigan Section PGA is presenting an open state championship for women golfers for the 33rd time, and for the 24th consecutive year at Crystal Mountain, but this time with a dramatic new wrinkle. The 2026 Michigan Women's Open, set for next Tuesday through Thursday, still showcases several familiar faces, including two-time defending champion Jessica Welch of Thomasville, Georgia, and Grand Rapids native and 2022 champion Sarah White stopping in from the LPGA Epson Tour. kAmx?
Olivares Wins great Lakes title in playoff
HAARBOR SPRINGS — When Epson Tour rookie Lauren Olivares of Mexico first arrived to play in the Great Lakes Championship at The Highlands, she spied the practice range that stretches directly up a ski hill near the main lodge. "I was like, what is that? I didn't know. I've never skied before," she said. kAm$96 5@6D 8@=7 6DA64:2==J H6==[ E9@F89[ 2?5 D96 >256 2 7:G6\7@@E 3:C5:6 AFEE :? 2 @?6\9@=6 DF556? 562E9 A=2J@77 @?
Elliott 3 shots ahead going into Great Lakes Championship final round
HARBOR SPRINGS — Sarah White, BOYNE Golf ambassador on the LPGA Epson Tour, thinks the Heather course is the perfect stage for a Sunday Cinderella story in the final round of the Great Lakes Championship at The Highlands. With her playing Cinderella, of course. kAmQ~9[ x H2?E E@ H:? E@>@CC@H[Q D2:5 E96 vC2?5 #2A:5D ?2E:G6 $2EFC52J 27E6C D9@@E:?8 2 D64@?5 4@?D64FE:G6 a\F?56C f_ 7@C 2 c\F?56C E@E2=[ D6G6? D9@ED 369:?5 E96 =6256C H:E9 `g 9@=6D E@ A=2J :?
Elliott leads Great Lakes Championship at 5-under
HARBOR SPRINGS — BOYNE Golf's Sarah White Feeling Good at Great Lakes Championship at The Highlands HARBOR SPRINGS – Sarah White, BOYNE Golf ambassador on the LPGA Epson Tour, was feeling good about her opening round in the Great Lakes Championship at The Highlands. kAmQx 925 E@ 8C:?5 2 =:EE=6 3:E[ 3FE 2 =@E @7 :E H2D 3642FD6 @7 E96 H:?5[Q D96 D2:5 27E6C 2? @A6?:?8 a\F?56C f_ @?
TC's Slocum wins GAM Women's Championship
ST. CLAIR — Grace Slocum’s five-shot lead dwindled to one when she bogeyed holes 9 through 12, and a little later it was her University of Wisconsin teammate, Kate Brody, who made a dramatic push to close the gap with an eagle-3 on the par 5 15th hole at St. Clair Golf Club. And that was just a minute or so after Logan Bentley of Addison and Oakland University made a hole-in-one in the group ahead of them on hole 16. kAm“~3G:@FD=J x <?@H z2E6 :D 2 H:4<65 8@@5 8@=76C[ D@ x H2D ?@E D9@4<65 H96?
TC's Slocum wins GAM Women's Championship
ST. CLAIR — Grace Slocum's five-shot lead dwindled to one when she bogeyed holes 9 through 12, and a little later it was her University of Wisconsin teammate, Kate Brody, who made a dramatic push to close the gap with an eagle-3 on the par 5 15th hole at St. Clair Golf Club. And that was just a minute or so after Logan Bentley of Addison and Oakland University made a hole-in-one in the group ahead of them on hole 16. kAmQ~3G:@FD=J x <?@H z2E6 :D 2 H:4<65 8@@5 8@=76C[ D@ x H2D ?@E D9@4<65 H96?
TC pro Ruge wins Michigan Open by 7 shots
BELLAIRE — Cameron Ruge, an assistant professional at Bay Meadows Family Golf Center in Traverse City and a native of Coldwater, thought he wouldn't get especially emotional if he won the Michigan Open. Then he hit all 18 greens in regulation, shot 7-under 64 and won the 109th edition of the state championship by seven shots Thursday on the Cedar River Course at Shanty Creek Resort. kAmQ(96? E96 =2DE AFEE H6?E :? :E H2D ;FDE 2 >:I @7 6>@E:@?D 4@>:?8 @G6C >6[Q 96 D2:5] Qx H2D D@ =@4<65 :?
TC's Ruge among 3 tied for Michigan Open lead; Harmeson among those 1 shot back
BELLAIRE — After a long day in which the second round was completed and the third round played, too, three players were tied for the lead heading into Thursday's final round of the Michigan Open.
Jusczcyk maintains lead, Harmeson 4 shots back; weather suspends Michigan Open 3rd round
BELLAIRE — Joe Jusczcyk maintained his game in the rain and managed to remain the leader Tuesday in the weather-disrupted Michigan Open. The Dearborn Heights resident was among the golfers who had completed their second rounds before play was suspended after rain for most of the day, a rain delay of two hours and 30 minutes and finally fog and more rain at 7:30 p.m. kAmw6 D9@E 2 c\F?56C ef :? E96 >@C?:?8 H2G6 @7 A=2J6CD @? $92?EJ rC66< #6D@CEVD r652C #:G6C r@FCD6[ 4964<65 :?
Juszczyk chases 2nd Michigan Open title, leads after 1st round; TC's Harmeson, Ruge a shot back
BELLAIRE — Joe Juszczyk of Dearborn Heights is 39 and considering transitioning from being a journeyman tour professional for the last 15 years to being a teaching professional. "Life stuff is kind of taking priority and I just want to be around home a bit more," he said after taking the lead Monday through the first round of the Michigan Open. kAm%96 a_ab |:49:82? ~A6? 492>A:@? D9@E e\F?56C ed @? E96 r652C #:G6C r@FCD6 2E $92?EJ rC66< #6D@CE 2?5 925 2 @?6\D9@E =625 @?
Michigan Open tees off Monday in Bellaire
BELLAIRE — Defending champion Otto Black of Brighton has looked forward to playing in the Hall Financial/Founders Brewing Co. Michigan Open presented by Make The Turn since his amateur days, and this year returns with renewed confidence. Black, 32, a mini-tour professional, defends in the 109th edition of the state championship Monday through Thursday on the Cedar River Course at Shanty Creek Resort.
TCSF grad Slocum 3rd in GAM Mid-Amateur 19-24 age group
SAGINAW — Dearborn's Elayna Bowser likes to know exactly where she is on the leaderboard. "I'm a leaderboard watcher and I knew I was in the lead," she said after winning the 28th GAM Women's Mid-Amateur Championship presented by Stifel Investment Services Wednesday at Saginaw Country Club. "I like to know where I'm at, what I need to do, and I think it helps me stay more locked in on what I need to accomplish." kAm%96 a_`h |:49:82? (@>6?VD p>2E6FC 492>A:@?
Burroughs, Folse West Florence athletes of year for 2025-26
FLORENCE, S.C. -- The West Florence Athlete of the Year award has been given out for more than 50 years now. Those years are full of trophies, banners, and names that define our history. The award is given out not simply to the best athlete, rather, it is given to the best “all-around” student-athlete in our program. To earn this honor, the recipient must exemplify traits of being an exceptional student, a positive role model, a productive citizen, a proven leader, and a special athlete.
Harbor Springs' Alonzi wins Standish Award
HARBOR SPRINGS — Evans Scholars Olin Alonzi of Harbor Springs and Michigan State University and Harrison Bullotta of Rochester and the University of Michigan are the 2026 winners of the James D. Standish Award. The award is presented each year to an outstanding Evans Scholar at the Michigan State and Michigan chapters. The Executive Committee of the Golf Association of Michigan established the award in 1968, a year after the passing of James D.
Gaylord's Mason wins GAM award for rep of the year
GAYLORD — Judy Mason said Michaywe Pines golf course in Gaylord is a microcosm of the Golf Association of Michigan. “We have what is called the Michaywe Golf Association within our community and the purpose is to support the staff and enhance the facility,” said Mason, who is starting her 23rd golf season as the director of golf. “We have great people in the association who volunteer and do anything they can to enhance the game.
Lewiston's Schlicher tops 2025 Senior Women's points list
LEWISTON — Lori Schlicher of Lewiston gets her winter workouts not at some indoor golf facility, but from chopping wood. She has a wood stove for home heat, in addition to a furnace if needed, but she prefers to chop and burn for warmth in the winter. kAm“x <66A E96 9@>6 7:C6D 3FC?:?8[” D96 =2F8965]k^Am kAm%96 ec\J62C\@=5 v2C=2?5 {@586 U2>Aj v@=7 #6D@CE >6>36C 3FC?65 FA E96 4@>A6E:E:@? :? a_ad H:??:?8 E96 |:49:82?
Michigan Women's Open joins pro circuit
THOMPSONVILLE — The ANNIKA Women's All-Pro Tour is starting a new partnership with Crystal Mountain and the Michigan PGA, establishing the Michigan Women's Open as an official event on the WAPT schedule beginning in 2026. The Michigan Women's Open, held annually at Crystal Mountain, gains enhanced visibility, increased prize money and a stronger field of competitors as a result of its integration into the ANNIKA WAPT.
Schlicher, Anderson win Tournament of Champions titles; 2nd in a row for Lewiston resident
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — Lori Schlicher, a Garland Lodge & Golf Resort member from Lewiston, and Mike Anderson, a Meadowbrook Country Club member from Novi, finished the golf season with victories. Anderson won the men's title and Schlicher the women's title in the season-concluding 2025 GAM Senior Tournament of Champions at Edgewood Country Club. kAm$49=:496C[ E96 |:49:82? (@>6?VD $6?:@C p>2E6FC H:??6C 2?5 vp| (@>6?VD $6?:@C 492>A:@?
Dy, Quigley win season-ending Tournament of Champions titles; Lewiston's Schlicher ties for 3rd
ANN ARBOR — Anika Dy of Bay Meadows Family Golf Course in Traverse City and John Quigley, a Michigan Publix Golf Association member from Sterling Heights, proved to be the champions among the champions Monday at Travis Pointe Country Club. Quigley won the men's title and Dy the women's title in the season-concluding 2025 GAM Tournament of Champions.
Traverse City's Ruge wins Michigan PGA Match Play Championship
EAST LANSING — Cameron Ruge took a trip to Las Vegas with his mother last weekend and saw the Eagles in concert, then came to Eagle Eye Golf Club and won the Michigan PGA Section Match Play Championship. "It's funny, I've actually been in a funk with my game for a couple of months, so I took a four-day vacation to Vegas, and we flew back Monday," the 26-year-old teaching professional and PGA Associate at Bay Meadows Family Golf Course in Traverse City said. kAm%96 G242E:@?
Schlicher wins 3rd consecutive Michigan Women's Senior Amateur
GLADWIN — Lori Schlicher of Lewiston won her third consecutive Michigan Women’s Senior Amateur Championship Wednesday, but said it isn’t getting any easier. “It felt like some of the girls really stepped it up and came after me this year,” Schlicher said after topping Donna Tepper of Grosse Pointe Park 4 and 3. kAm:? E96 492>A:@?D9:A >2E49 @7 E96 a`DE 65:E:@? @7 E96 492>A:@?D9:A 2E $F82C $AC:?8D v@=7 r=F3]k^Am kAm“s@??2 8@E @77 E@ 2 325 DE2CE E9:D 27E6C?@@? 3FE E96?
Schlicher wins 3rd consecutive Michigan Women's Senior Amateur
GLADWIN — Lori Schlicher of Lewiston won her third consecutive Michigan Women's Senior Amateur Championship Wednesday, but said it isn't getting any easier. "It felt like some of the girls really stepped it up and came after me this year," Schlicher said after topping Donna Tepper of Grosse Pointe Park 4 and 3 in the championship match of the 21st edition of the championship at Sugar Springs Golf Club. kAmQs@??2 8@E @77 E@ 2 325 DE2CE E9:D 27E6C?@@? 3FE E96?
Lewiston's Schlicher wins GAM Women's Senior Championship
PETOSKEY – Lori Schlicher of Lewiston had a big enough lead that she could survive what she called a goof-around double-bogey on No. 18 following a bogey at 17 and still win. With a closing 79 for 156 Schlicher won the 29th GAM Women’s Senior Championship on Tuesday at Petoskey-Bay View Country Club. kAmr2E9J }6EE6C @7 |@?C@6 D9@E 2 7:?2= ff 7@C `df 2?5 D64@?5 A=246[ 2?5 EH@\E:>6 7@C>6C A2DE 492>A:@?
Lewiston's Schlicher wins GAM Women's Senior Championship
PETOSKEY – Lori Schlicher of Lewiston had a big enough lead that she could survive what she called a goof-around double-bogey on No. 18 following a bogey at 17 and still win. With a closing 79 for 156 Schlicher won the 29th GAM Women's Senior Championship on Tuesday at Petoskey-Bay View Country Club. kAmr2E9J }6EE6C @7 |@?C@6 D9@E 2 7:?2= ff 7@C `df 2?5 D64@?5 A=246[ 2?5 EH@\E:>6 7@C>6C A2DE 492>A:@?
Lewiston's Schlicher on winning GAM Four-Ball team
GRAND BLANC — Lori Schlicher of Lewiston and Donna Tepper of Grosse Pointe Park got the win after runner-up finishes the last two years, and Central Michigan University teammates-to-be Rachel Niskanen of Negaunee and Zoe Dull of Spring Lake already have the teamwork thing worked out. Schlicher and Tepper won the Senior Division and Niskanen and Dull won the Overall Division in the 15th GAM Women’s Four-Ball Championship presented by Saint John’s Resort Tuesday at Atlas Valley Golf Club.
Lewiston's Schlicher on winning GAM Four-Ball team
GRAND BLANC — Lori Schlicher of Lewiston and Donna Tepper of Grosse Pointe Park got the win after runner-up finishes the last two years, and Central Michigan University teammates-to-be Rachel Niskanen of Negaunee and Zoe Dull of Spring Lake already have the teamwork thing worked out. Schlicher and Tepper won the Senior Division and Niskanen and Dull won the Overall Division in the 15th GAM Women's Four-Ball Championship presented by Saint John's Resort Tuesday at Atlas Valley Golf Club.
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