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Russell Pick Wins Mitchell City Golf Tourney

2020 Mitchell City Tournament Results

Saturday – Wild Oak Golf Course
Sunday – Lakeview Golf Course

Championship Flight
1st Place – Russell Pick 69-72=141 (Won on 4th Hole of Sudden Death Playoff)
2nd Place – Jeff Meyeink 72-69=141
3rd Place – Brandon Sigmund 69-74=143
4th Place – Cade Carpenter 73-72=145
5th Place – Josh Hartman 72-73=145
Jacob Rice 71-75=146
Terry Kirby 75-72=147
Brian Eliason 74-76=150
Max Dailey 74-79=153
John Lyle 75-WD=WD

Presidential Flight
1st Place – Eric Hieb 76-68=144
2nd Place – Jacob Lee 77-71=148
3rd Place – Dave Backlund Jr. 76-72=148
4th Place – Sam Mock 78-73=151
5th Place – JP Schmitz 79-73=152
Troy Lynde 77-75=152
Ryan Huber 76-77=153
Tom Hogg 79-76=155
Tyler Wedel 81-77=158
Tyler VanHecke 83-77=160
Ryker Kreutzfeldt 84-80=164
Cody Konrad 87-79=166

1st Flight
1st Place – Jeremy Nielsen 70-74=144
2nd Place – Doug Dailey 73-73=146
3rd Place – Keith Reiners 72-74=146
4th Place – Cory Wegehaupt 77-72=149
5th Place – Jeff McEntee 78-75=153
Lucas Elsbernd 77-76=153
Dan Kenton 75-80=155
Todd Weisser 85-78=163
Eric Rau 79-85=164
Cody Larson 88-84=172

2nd Flight
1st Place – Clint Hinker 83-78=161
2nd Place – Steve Rice 83-83=166
3rd Place – Wade Moody 86-81=167
4th Place – Rick Hohn 86-81=167
5th Place – Joel Reinesch 88-80=168
Noah Larson 85-83=168
Josh Paulson 90-81=171
Shay Johnson 89-84=173
Jason Gunarre 92-90=182

3rd Flight
1st Place – Dave Soulek 82-88=170
2nd Place – Aaron Moller 89-82=171
3rd Place – Taylor Moore 88-83=171
4th Place – Toby Hullinger 89-85=174
5th Place – Clint Greenway 88-87=175
Paul Schelske 81-94=175
Lyle Johnson 87-90=177
Mark Johnson 91-87=178
Travis Carpenter 88-92=180
Craig Krcil 92-92=184
Brad Pearson 91-94=185

Seniors 1st Flight
1st Place – Tom Young 81-70=151
2nd Place – Dave Fridley 82-78=160
3rd Place – Tim McCain 75-85=160
Jeff Koch 81-83=164
Andy Tate 82-87=169
Bryan Slaba 84-92=176

Seniors 2nd Flight
1st Place – Terry Imus 85-81=166
2nd Place – Bill Buckmiller 86-81=167
3rd Place – Gary Jackson 85-87=172
Rich Hofer 89-96=185
Bob Kreitlow 94-94=188
David Nelson 100-97=197

Women’s 1st Flight
1st Place – Niki Nelson 78-77=155
2nd Place – Ashley Zimmer 80-85=165
Allison Meyerink 84-93=177

Women’s 2nd Flight
1st Place – Quinn Dannenbring 90-87=177
2nd Place – Liza Reinesch 94-94=187
Megan Hullinger 99-102=201

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