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Parent-Child Golf Tournament brought families to Woodlawn

Fifty-two teams entered this year's tournament, an increase of 19 from 2022. Several different divisions were offered.
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Daryl and Lila Donovan, Ryan and Halle Stepp, and Ian, Dawson and Violet Garrioch were entered in the Parent-Child Tournament.

ESTEVAN - The 40th annual Parent-Child Tournament was held at the TS&M Woodlawn Golf Course on Sunday afternoon.

Fifty-two teams entered the fun tournament, an increase of 19 over last year.

This event uses the Rondeau age-based scoring system for handicapping. All of the juniors received a trophy and food following play, thanks to the support of sponsors.

A trio of three-year-old golfers entered the tournament, with Weston Hengen claiming first place with a score of 45. Second went to Hayes George with a 47 and Cruz Stepp was third at 51.

In the Mother-Daughter Junior Division, Rory Sands and Blair Wilson tied for first with a score of 63. 

The Mother-Son Junior Division winner was Brooks Cote with a 50, followed closely by Cruz Stepp at 51. Third place went to Theodore Truman with a 59.

For the second year in a row, Lila Donovan finished first in the Father-Daughter Junior Division with a score of 37, while Addison Cote finished second with a 42. Third place with a 49 was Charlotte Hoffort.

The final junior division was the Father-Son, which continues to have the most entries with 23 this year. First place was claimed by Xander Erdie with a score of 40. There was a three-way tie for second place with Hudson Gonas, Hudson Tetreault and Messer Wolensky each shooting a 42.

The Mother-Daughter Senior Division was won by Bella Hammett with a score of 41.

The Mother-Son Senior Division saw Boston Wilson taking first place with a 40, while Zeke Smith shot a 64 for second.

The Father-Son Senior Division had six entries, with Cooper Hale shooting 37 to take first place. Second place was a three-way tie at 39 for Knox Valentine, Cruz Symons and Carter Kosior.

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