Local golfers assist Hope Unlimited 

A group of local golfers competed in a three-day member-guest tournament at Allen County Country Club to raise money for Hope Unlimited.

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June 6, 2023 - 2:37 PM

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A three-day member-guest golf tournament netted $2,500 for Hope Unlimited, an organization that serves victims of domestic and sexual abuse. 

Seventy-two golfers took part in the tournament, which opened Friday with a par-three tournament, followed by a shamble and scramble format on Saturday and Sunday at the Allen County Country Club.

The team of Everiston/Everiston took first in the champions flight, followed by Stinnett/Bruner in second and Creitz/Creitz in third.

Winning the A flight was Strickler/Calahan, followed by Hart/Hart in second and Brocker/Brocker in third.

Taylor/Ivy was tops in the B flight, followed by Skahan/Zajics in second and Cescon/Levans in third.

Sponsors for the member-guest tournament were Craig and Georgia Abbott, Ace Refrigeration, Boren’s Roofing, Community National Bank, Farm Bureau-Sharla Miller, H6 Properties, Iola Pharmacy, Pete’s, PSI Insurance, Allen county Realty, Sigg Motors, H&H  Roofing, State Street Liquor, State Farm-Terry Sparks, Twin Motors and Rookies.

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