OCC women?s golf tournament news
This year?s champion of the Oakcreek Country Club Women?s Golf Association match play tournament is Lois Rosenow. Rosenow, who was runner-up last year…
OCC women?s golf tournament news
This year?s champion of the Oakcreek Country Club Women?s Golf Association match play tournament is Lois Rosenow. Rosenow, who was runner-up last year, defeated five fellow golfers from a field of 28 to win this year?s honors. Runner-up was LeeAnn Morgan, and semifinalists were Marilyn Semones and Allene Mueller.
Notable this year was Mueller?s hole-in-one on March 15 on the 16th hole at Oakcreek Country Club during the match play tournament. This was her second hole-in-one, the first occurring on the fourth previously.
The consolation flight, consisting of those who lost their first match, was won by Susan Fraser, who defeated runner-up Mari Halsey. Semifinalists were Connie Rupiper and Caroline Wallis.
Those not in the match-play finals on March 27 competed in three clubs and a putter tournament. The first flight was won by Bette Bieber [gross] and Marion Maby [net], the second flight by Bette Bieber [gross] and Marilyn Semones [net], and the third flight by Marjean Good [gross] and Judy Bontrager [net].
The OCCWGA consists of 73 women members. Those interested in joining OCC or the women?s golf league should contact Jamey Lewis, head pro, at 284-1660.
Dodgeball tourney is Saturday, May 5
Sedona Parks and Recreation is offering a double elimination dodgeball tournament on Saturday, May 5, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Posse Grounds basketball court. Each team will consist of six players and there will be a 10-team limit.
Here is a lighthearted way to corral your energy into a team sport. Players use soft foam balls thrown at their opponents to get them out.
Gather a group of six friends, give your team a name and call the Parks and Recreation office at 204-7161 to pay a $30 registration fee. Registration ends on Tuesday, May 1, so get moving and get your team set up.
Awards will be given to the top three teams.
Teenagers under the age of 18 must obtain a release of liability form from the Parks and Recreation office and have it signed prior to participation in the tournament.
For more information, call Joe Spence, recreation coordinator, at 204-7161; or Linda Weisberg, assistant recreation coordinator, at 203-5011.
