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Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 6:08 AM

JUNIOR-ADULT TOURNEY HELD

JUNIOR-ADULT TOURNEY HELD
Winners of the annual Junior-Adult Golf Tournament held at the Britton Country Club last week Tuesday were Jeff Amacher and Lofton Heer, age 14-18 division; Luke Kraft and Jase Van Lith, age 7-10 division; and David and Wynn Mattson, age 11-13 division.

    Twenty-three two-person teams competed in the annual Junior-Adult Golf Tournament  at the Britton Country Club last week Tuesday.
    Age division winners included Jase Van Lith and Luke Kraft with a score of 44 in the age 7-10 bracket, Wynn and David Mattson shot a 42 to take the age 11-13 title, and Lofton Heer and Jeff Amacher fired a 35 to claim the age 14-18 crown. 
    Age 7-10: Jase Van Lith & Luke Kraft 44, Jaxon & Tyler Melroe 48, Quinten & Blake Ronning 51, Brek Stelzer & Clayton Warner 52, Ryne & Jeff Bailey 60, Maverick & Boyd Erickson 61, Merit & Suzie Jones 63, Corven & Amanda Schmieg 68, Kandrick & KC Jones 69
    Age 11-13: Wynn & David Mattson 42, Crue & Codie Jones 44, Peyton & Taylor Johnson 45, Jack & Austin Schuelke 48, Cullen & Jameson Peters 53, Leo & Matt Schuller 54, Jase & DJ Stelzer 55, Sadie & Kelly Mills 56, Breven & Cory Schmieg 58
    Age 14-18: Lofton Heer & Jeff Amacher 35, Christian & Tyler Telin 38, Brynlee & Craig Dunker 40, Jaelee & Craig Grupe 42, Bryson Sandness & Maynard Bosse 43
 


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