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Junior Girls’ Golf Results

by WgolfCNC | Thursday,May 31,2018 | Events, General, Juniors

The girls have been very busy over the last few weeks playing lots of golf. Please find detailed below the results for each event:

Academy Games -27 – 29th April 2018:

North Coast which included Maddison Butterfield & Madeline Laws-Farrell, won the NSW Golf Team Event.

Forster/Tuncurry Junior Open -6 May 2018:

Winner – Maddison Butterfield (Frederickton) with a Round of 86 Gross & 66 Net
R/Up – Ella Scaysbrook (Port Macquarie) with a Round of 84 Gross & 71 Net

Year 7/8/9 JNJG NSW All School Junior Championships – 8 & 9 May 2018:

Two of our junior girls participated in this event over 2 days at Foster, their results as follows:
Quedesha Golledge (Taree) – R1: 91 & R2: 84 = 175 Gross / 149 Net
· Placed 2nd in the Girls Scratch & 5th Net Overall.
· Won the Year 8 Girls Scratch & 2nd Net
Annie Knox (Frederickton) – R1: 114 & R2: 113 = 227 Gross / 155 Net
· Placed 8th in the Girls Scratch & Net Overall
· Placed 4th in Year 8 Girls Scratch & Net

NSW All Schools Stroke Championships – 8 & 9 May 2018:

Four of our junior girls participated in this event over 2 days at Tuncurry & Taree courses. Results as follows:
Pyper Hollis (Kew) – R1: 79 & R2: 90 = 169 Gross
· Placed 4th Overall in the NSWCCC ranks & made it to the NSWCCC Golf Team to play in July at Riverside Oaks.
Ella Scaysbrook (Port Macquarie) – R1: 81 & R2: 93 = 174 Gross
· Placed 5th Overall in the NSWCCC ranks & won the NSWCCC Under 15 Championships and made it to the NSWCCC Golf Team to play in July at Riverside Oaks.
Madeline Laws-Farrell (Port Macquarie) – R1: 95 & R2: 99 = 194 Gross
Maddison Butterfield (Frederickton) – R1: 101 & R2: 97 = 198 Gross

North Coast JNJG Junior Masters – 19 & 20 May 2018:

Six of our junior girls participated in this event over 2 days at Kew Country Club. Results as follows:
Pyper Hollis (Kew) – R1: 81 & R2: 83 = 164 Gross / 150 Net
· Placed 5th Overall in Scratch & Tied 3rd in Net
· Placed 4th in Girls 16 Years & Over Gross & Won the Net
Madeline Laws-Farrell (Port Macquarie) – R1: 88 & R2: 91 = 179 Gross / 149 Net
· Placed 17th Overall in Scratch & Tied 3rd in Net
· Placed 6th in Girls 14 & 15 Years Gross & Won the Net
Quedesha Golledge (Taree) – R1: 92 & R2: 90 = 182 Gross / 156 Net
· Placed 19th Overall in Scratch & 17th in Net
· Placed 7th in Girls 14 & 15 Years Gross & 5th in Net
Maddison Butterfield (Frederickton) – R1: 110 & R2: 93 = 203 Gross / 165 Net
· Placed 25th Overall in Scratch & Net
· Placed 8th in Girls 14 & 15 Years Gross & Net
Ella Scaysbrook (Port Macquarie) – R1: 94 & R2: 91 = 185 Gross / 163 Net
· Placed 21st Overall in Scratch & 23rd in Net
· Placed 4th in Girls 12 & 13 Years Gross & 5th in Net
Vanna Limeburner (Kew) – R1: 98 & R2: 94 = 192 Gross / 164 Net
· Placed 22nd Overall in Scratch & Tied 19th in Net
· Placed 5th in Girls 12 & 13 Years Gross & 6th in Net

“New South Wales professional Brendan Barnes has been named the Special Olympics Australia coach of the year.
Barnes, a PGA member based at Sawtell Golf Club just south of Coffs Harbour, was afforded the huge honour at last week’s Special Olympics Australia National Games in Adelaide, where he was coach of the NSW state team.
SOA chief executive Corene Strauss made the presentation in front of the 17-strong NSW team during the closing ceremony.
With more than 20 years of experience as a PGA pro, Barnes’ expertise has been a boon for Special Olympics athletes, encouraging and inspiring local athletes to achieve their personal best.
He has developed a Golf Academy at Sawtell for athletes of all abilities, integrating many members into the club’s regular weekly competition and recently travelled as coach to the Special Olympics Macau Golf Masters event.
Golf Australia national inclusion manager Christian Hamilton was full of praise for Barnes and his tireless work around inclusive golf in particular.
“This is a big award for Brendan given the amount of sports combined with more than 50 Special Olympics clubs around Australia,” Hamilton said.
“It also highlights the good work golf is doing to work closer with Special Olympics to make golf a game that is playable to all.”
Barnes will also play his role in the next phase of that relationship.”

Special Olympics Australia Website

2018 Special Olympics

by WgolfCNC | Thursday,May 3,2018 | General, Juniors

“It was an amazing week for the 4 north coast golfers, Brendan and myself playing 3 rounds of competition and the last day a 4BBB with the sponsors and partners at the Adelaide Shores Golf Course.
Brendan was also presented his Coach of the year award at the closing ceremony with approx. 5000 people present.”
Kate Pollard (Vice Chair/ Sports Coordinator) North Coast Special Olympics

The results were as follows:
Level 5 – Division 1
Overall Gross Winner with 10 over off the stick – Cameron Pollard playing off a handicap of 4
Bronze in the Nett Event – Cameron Pollard

Level 5 – Division 3
Silver Medal – Joshua Ives playing off a handicap of 20

Level 5 – Division 3
Bronze Medal – Jordan Davis playing off a handicap of 29

Level 4 – Ladies
Bronze Medal – Cara Reeves