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Johnson of Breezy Bend atop leader board at golf amateurs
The Golf Manitoba Men’s Mid-Amateur and Women’s Amateur Championship completed the first of three rounds at The Meadows Golf Club Monday.
Breezy Bend’s Eric Johnson recorded the day’s top score for the men, shooting an impressive five-under 67, enough to edge out fellow Breezy member Justin McDonald’s 68.
Leaderboards
View the latest results on Golf Manitoba's website:
For the women, Elmhurst’s Bri-ann Tokariwski lead the way with a one-over 73, narrowly beating last year’s runner-up Jenna Roadley by a single stroke.
Play resumes Wednesday with round two. The first tee-time is scheduled for 7 a.m.
For more information you can visit Golf Manitoba’s web site at www.golfmanitoba.mb.ca
Leader Board
Men’s Mid-Amateur
1 Eric Johnson Breezy Bend CC 34-33--67 -5
2 Justin McDonald Breezy Bend CC 34-34--68 -4
3 Garth Collings Breezy Bend CC 35-34--69 -3
4 Troy Borsa Selkirk G&CC 37-35--72 E
T5 Brian Buffie Selkirk G&CC 36-37--73 +1
T5 Daley Peters Golf Manitoba PPC 35-38--73 +1
7 Todd Slatnik Breezy Bend CC 37-37--74 +2
T8 Teale Merkeley Southwood G & CC 37-38--75 +3
T8 Russel Slobodian Rossmere CC 36-39--75 +3
T8 J.J. Wiens St. Boniface GC 40-35--75 +3
Women’s Amateur
1 Bri-ann Tokariwski Winnipeg 37-36--73 +1
2 Jenna Roadley Winnipeg 36-38--74 +2
3 Kathleen Spalding Winnipeg 35-40--75 +3
T4 Faye Zachedniak Roblin, MB 37-39--76 +4
T4 Breanne Fredette Winnipeg 39-37--76 +4
6 Mindy Lichtman Winnipeg 38-39--77 +5
7 Judi Lidstone Winnipeg 42-37--79 +7
8 Dana Todd Winnipeg 43-39--82 +10
9 Kathryn McKenzie Winnipeg 42-41--83 +11
10 Jaclyn Albrechtsen Winnipeg 41-43--84 +12
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