Sports
Politano wins big golf tournament
MIDDLEBURY — In a busy recent stretch for Ralph Myhre Golf Course and its members, the highlight was member Lucas Politano’s participation in the New England Junior PGA Championship held at Shaker Hills Country Club in Harvard, Mass., on July 1 and 2.
Course officials said he was on fire, dominating the leaderboards of some of the biggest junior golf events in the Northeast. During the first round in Harvard, Politano dazzled everyone with an impressive performance, scoring seven birdies. He maintained his stellar play throughout the tournament, ultimately winning the prestigious two-day event by three strokes. His 141 was 3 under par.
This victory qualifies him for the National Junior PGA Championship at Congressional in Maryland at the end of July.
Other recent action included:
• VSWGA State Day at Brattleboro Country Club on June 25, where Nicole Laberge in Flight 2 was 4th Place Gross; Susan Rand in Flight 1 was 6th Place Net, and Eileen Sims in Flight 3 was 7th Place Net.
• Thursday Men’s League on July 4, when the team results were: 1st to Robert Kirkpatrick, Allen Smith and David Zarowin; 2nd to Steve Maier, Jim Dunn and Neil Mackey; 3rd to Jim Johnston and Uwe Luksch. The Low Net Player was Neil Mackey with a 70. Two golfers were closest to the pin: Ashley Cadwell and Jim Dunn.
• Friday Evening Mixer on July 5, when team results were: 1st to Craig Miner, Susan Miner and Father Skip Baltz; 2nd to Dale White, Garvi Jesso-White, Jill White and Brian Sperry; 3rd to Nicole Laberge, Bill Laberge, Cindy Wemette and Dave Wemette.
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