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Wednesday, August 26, 2020
Brett Bowman hit a hole-in-one on Number 9 during the Jack Stein Golf Tournament.
Tom ‘Space’ Howe gets ready to tee off in the Jack Stein Golf Tournament.
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Chris Simpson, right, accepts the Jack Stein trophy from Talbot Trail’s Mike Reyneart.
33rd annual Jack Stein Tournament results WHEATLEY — The 33rd Annual Jack Stein Golf Tournament attracted 110 golfers on a sunny, warm Saturday, August 22. The highlight of the day was Brett Bowman’s holein-one on the par-three number nine. Bowman’s foursome consisted of himself, brother Kyle Bowman, Scotty Nevills and Thomas Matier. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the traditional meal and prize table were not held, but each golfer received
a ticket for a free dinner at Taylor’s Fish & Chip Truck. In lieu of the usually giant prize table, several skins were up for grabs and many golfers took home some well-earned skin money. Golfers were separated into four flights by handicap. Chris Simpson won the championship and took home the Jack Stein Trophy. Shannon Wiper had the low net score. In the A Flight, Ian Faubert had low gross, while
Craig Howe shot the low net. Ken Dawson shot low gross in the B Flight, while Terry Symons had low net. In the C Flight, Matt Reid shot low gross, while Adam Howe shot low net. The D Flight low gross was shot by Mike Harrison while Jeff Bailey picked up low gross. In the Seniors Flight, the low gross was shot by Tom Dunn and the low net by Tom Howe.
Flyers will play a delayed, shortened season in 2020-21 By C. Scott Holland The Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League has announced its return dates. The league intends to work both with the OHA and Ontario government to gain approval of their plan to restart.
Paramount is “the safety of the league’s players, staff, officials, volunteers and fans attending games,” said GOJHL commissioner Mark Tuck. The 2020/21 season will consist of 40 games and the regular 24 team playoff
format with the regular season starting on Dec.2, 2020 and ending on March 28, 2021. The 87th Sutherland Cup is scheduled to be awarded no later than June 7, 2021. Teams will have the option of having
extended on-ice training from September to November. The GOJHL schedule has not been released yet but should be available soon.
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