SEQUIM — Sunland Golf Club held its 2022 Super Seniors club championship this week.
Jay Tomlin was the overall club champion with a 158 (79-79), while John Sims was the overall net champion with a 144 (72-72). Roger Olsen was first net with a 148.
Dan O’Claray won the men’s 80-plus division with a 175 (84-91), while Gene Mattson was the net champion with a 151 (82-69).
Sandi Gunn won the women’s 70-plus division with a 182 (92-90). Kathy Benedict was the net champion with a 142 (70-72). Carol Deckman was first in gross score with a 197, while Dianne Bresnahan was the first net at 151 and Sally Lynum was second net at 153.
Linda Beatty was the winner of the women’s 80-plus division with a 196 (97-99). Alice Myers was the net champion with a 155 (83-72), while Geri O’Claray was the first gross at 210 and Cynthia Edel was first net with a 156.
In the Knights of Columbus Charity Golf scramble this weekend, the team of Gary Peterson, Gene Mattson, Bill Alcayaga and Phil Turner took first gross with a 65. The team of George Brown, David Martin, Philip Walker and Joe McKinnon took first net with a 51 and Tom Lunderville, Jim Hunt, Mort Cook and Danny Smith were second net with a 56.
In the women’s division, Patricia Palmeri, Vickie Young and Marilyn McGrew were first net with a 47.
In the mixed teams division results, Tate Jones, Justin Gilbert, Randy Westcott and Sabrina Westcott was first gross with a 55, while there was a tie for top net between the team of Mike Schmidt, Irene Schmidt, Bob Harms and Toni Harms, and Frank Herodes, Mary Kubas-Meyer, Mike Bresnahan and Dianne Bresnahan, all with a 52.
Gold Cup BMX
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles Parks and Recreation and the Lincoln Park BMX Association in conjunction with USA BMX will host the 2022 DK Northwest Gold Cup Finals Friday through Sunday.
The competition will begin at 5 p.m. on Friday and include participants of all ages. Both event parking and spectator entry is free. Food will be available at the site.
The three-day competition is expected to bring 1,500 riders to the track and up to 5,000 visitors to the Port Angeles area.
The success of other local events, including the Big Hurt, Northwest Cup, North Olympic Discovery Marathon and Ride the Hurricane, and that of the Lincoln Park BMX Association, has paved the way for this event to be held locally, according to organizers.
“Currently, the BMX Track is rated No. 1 of 11 in Washington State, No. 4 of 116 in the western region, and No. 8 of 305 in North America,” says Lincoln Park BMX Track Operator Sean Coleman.
For more information, including event schedule and registration, people can go online at www.tinyurl.com/ BMXGoldCup2022. Cost is $35.
