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Sholdice, Roadley easily take junior golf championships
Ryan Sholdice in the final round of the Manitoba Junior Golf Championships at St. Charles Country Club. (BORIS MINKEVICH / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) Photo Store
Jenna Roadley in the final round of the Manitoba Junior Golf Championships. (BORIS MINKEVICH / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) Photo Store
The Manitoba Junior Golf Championships this week turned into runaway parties for the winners.
Bel Acres' Ryan Sholdice played safe and smart with his eight-shot lead to start the day and had no trouble taking the title with a tidy round of 74 at St. Charles Country Club.
With a week-long total of one-under-par 287, he won by 11 shots over co-runners-up Travis Fredborg of Selkirk and Bret Thompson of Southwood.
In the girls division, 2010 champ Jenna Roadley of Glendale put a decisive end to two days of drama.
She led by just one shot heading for today's final round but posted a superb three-under 69 to win by 14 shots over Nicole McGlenen and Dana Todd, both of St. Charles.
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