Simon Mullen
Round 1: 73 (+1)
Round 2: 75 (+3)
Round 3: 76 (+4)
Round 4: 80 (+8)
Total: +16
Finish: T54
Colby Bent
Round 1: 87
Round 2: 84
Missed Cut
Total: +27
Blake Wilson
Round 1: 81
Round 2: 79
Missed Cut
Total: +16
Additional Nova Scotians in the Field
Kooper MacKay: Round 1: 79 (+7) | Round 2: 72 (E) | Round 3: 84 (+12) | Round 4: 81 (+9) | T71
Elliott Mullen: Round 1: 82 (+10) | Round 2: 81 (+9) Missed Cut
Ben Brown: Round 1 – 89 (+17) | Round 2: 85 (+13) Missed Cut
The decision has been made to postpone the Women’s Bronze Championship. The event will now be played on Monday, September 11, 2023.
River Oaks Golf Club continues to have flooding issues as a result of the rain event a couple of weeks ago and this weekend. With the pending rain for Tuesday/Wednesday, we felt it best to try another date for this event. We apologize for the inconvenience that this may cause, however we have players and teams travelling some distance and they need time to make alternate arrangements.
We ask that you confirm your availability for Sept. 11 with us by Monday, August 21. Please contact Sara at technicaldirector@nsga.ns.ca.
If you have not played your practice round, please phone the pro shop staff at (902) 384-2033 to reserve a new starting time. If you have played your practice round and wish to play a second practice round, River Oaks Golf Course has graciously offered you a discounted green fee of $27.50 tax included. All cart reservations to be done through their pro shop staff.
Thanks fo our host club River Oaks and their management team for being so accommodating and working with us to host the Bronze Championship this year.
We understand some of you may not be able to make the new date. Please let us know by AUGUST 21st if you are no longer able to play. We will ensure your refund is processed.
A new draw will be produced and circulated but the times will be similar (depending on field size) between 8am-12pm
Regards,
Sara Wilson
Tournament Director
Isaac MacNaughton
Round 1: 80 (+9)
Round 2: 71 (E)
Missed Cut
Total: +9
Glenn Robinson
Round 1: 80 (+9)
Round 2: 83 (+12)
Missed Cut
Total: +21
Simon Mullen
Round 1: 75 (+4)
Round 2: 77 (+6)
Missed Cut
Total: (+10)
Additional Nova Scotians
Jake Smith: Round 1 – 80, Round 2 – 81: Missed Cut
Kieran Allain: Round 1 – 86, Round 2 – 87: Missed Cut
Leon Carter: Round 1 – 79 , Round 2 – 80: Missed Cut
Mark Chandler: Round 1 – 73, Round 2 – 83: Missed Cut
Mitchell Campbell: Round 1 – 82, Round 2 – 80: Missed Cut
Teran Newell: Round 1 – 81, Round 2 – 84: Missed Cut
Abbey Baker, Haley Baker, and Annika Parkash are the talented trio representing Nova Scotia at the Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship. These three exceptional young golfers demonstrated their skills and determination at the Nova Scotia Women’s Amateur Championship, where they finished in the top 3, securing their well-deserved spots to compete at the national level. As they prepare to compete against the nation’s best female amateur golfers, the trio of Abbey, Haley, and Annika brings with them a wealth of talent, promising to make Nova Scotia proud with their display of skill, sportsmanship, and unwavering passion for the sport of golf. Other Nova Scotians are also competing this week at the Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship, including Brittany Anderson, Lori Dithurbide, Sara Cumby, Mireille Lewis, & Kyla McIsaac.
Abbey Baker
Round 1: 76 (+4)
Round 2: 78 (+6)
Round 3: 76 (+4)
Round 4: 84 (+12)
Total: +26
Finish: 76th
Annika Parkash
Round 1: 81 (+9)
Round 2: 83 (+11)
Missed cut
Total: (+20)
Haley Baker
Round 1: 82 (+10)
Round 2: 82 (+10)
Missed cut
Total: +20
Additional Nova Scotians
Brittany Anderson: Round 1 – 84 (+12), Round 2 – 93 (+21) Missed cut
Lori Dithurbide: Round 1 – 96 (+24), Round 2 – 92 (+20) Missed cut
Sara Cumby: Round 1 – 81 (+9), Round 2 – 83 (+11) Missed cut
Mireille Lewis: Round 1 – 88 (+16), Round 2 – 91 (+19) Missed cut
Kyla McIsaac: Round 1 – 84 (+12), Round 2 – 87 (+15) Missed cut
Mid-Amateur Champion: Brett McKinnon
Round 1: 72 (E)
Round 2: 70 (-2)
Round 3: 65 (-7)
Total: 207 (-9)
Mid-Master Champion: Derek Boudreau
Round 1: 72 (E)
Round 2: 66 (-6)
Round 3: 73 (+1)
Total: 211 (-5)
Mid-Amateur Team Nova Scotia
Brett McKinnon
Cody Harvey
Derek Boudreau
3rd place in the Inter-Provincial Championship
A historic achievement for Nova Scotia’s Junior Girls golf, Team Nova Scotia secured 3rd place in the Inter-Provincial Championship of the Canadian Junior Girls Championship, marking their best finish ever for Junior Girls Team Nova Scotia.
Abbey Baker, Annika Parkash, and Olivia Seaman showcased exceptional skill and determination throughout rounds 1 and 2. The girls finished with a team score of +21 to secure 3rd place.
This achievement not only highlights the rising talent in Nova Scotia but also serves as an inspiration for aspiring golfers throughout the province.
Well done and congratulations girls, go get ’em tomorrow!
Natalie Rippey, Brittany Anderson, and Kaitlyn Graham, three talented and dedicated golfers, will proudly represent Nova Scotia in Creemore, Ontario, as they compete in the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship.
Natalie Rippey
Round 1: 99 (+27)
Round 2: 99 (+27)
Round 3: 99 (+27)
Total: +81
Brittany Anderson
Round 1: 94 (+22)
Round 2: 93 (+21)
Round 3: 98 (+26)
Total: +69
Kaitlyn Graham
Round 1: 94 (+22)
Round 2: 88 (+16)
Round 3: 97 (+25)
Total: +63
Abbey Baker, Olivia Seaman, and Annika Parkash are the talented trio representing Nova Scotia at the Canadian Junior Girls Championship. These three exceptional young golfers demonstrated their skills and determination at the Nova Scotia Junior Championship, where they finished in the top 3, securing their well-deserved spots to compete at the national level. Their outstanding performances showcased their ability to rise to the occasion and excel under pressure, earning them the opportunity to represent their province. As they prepare to compete against the nation’s best junior golfers, the trio of Abbey, Olivia, and Annika brings with them a wealth of talent, promising to make Nova Scotia proud with their display of skill, sportsmanship, and unwavering passion for the sport of golf. Other Nova Scotians are also competing this week at the Canadian Junior Girls Championship including Claira Frizzell, Taylor Wilson, Jadian Eisenhauer, and Kate Pemberton. Best of luck girls, make Nova Scotia proud!
Inter-Provincial Championship: 3rd Place
A historic achievement for Nova Scotia’s Junior Girls golf, Team Nova Scotia secured 3rd place in the Inter-Provincial Championship of the Canadian Junior Girls Championship, marking their best finish ever for Junior Girls Team Nova Scotia.
Abbey Baker, Annika Parkash, and Olivia Seaman showcased exceptional skill and determination throughout rounds 1 and 2. The girls finished with a team score of +21 to secure 3rd place.
This achievement not only highlights the rising talent in Nova Scotia but also serves as an inspiration for aspiring golfers throughout the province.
A huge thank you to Sara Wilson, as she travelled with the team to Nationals as a Coach and mentor to the girls!
Abbey Baker
Round 1: 72 (+1)
Round 2: 77 (+6)
Round 3: 74 (+3)
Round 4: 75 (+4)
Total: +14
Olivia Seaman
Round 1: 79 (+8)
Round 2: 79 (+8)
Round 3: 83 (+12)
Round 4: 86 (+15)
Total: +43
Annika Parkash
Round 1: 80 (+9)
Round 2: 77 (+6)
Round 3: 78 (+7)
Round 4: 78 (+7)
Total: +29
Additional Nova Scotians in the Field
Claira Frizzell: Round 2 – 90 (+36 Total) Missed Cut
Taylor Wilson: Round 2 – 90 (+47 Total) Missed Cut
Jadian Eisenhauer: Round 2 – 87 (+37 Total) Missed Cut
Kate Pemberton: Round 2 – 86 (+29 Total) Missed Cut
Women’s Amateur Champion: Abbey Baker
Round 1: 75 (+2)
Round 2: 83 (+10)
Round 3: 74 (+1)
Total: 232 (+13)
Women’s Mid-Amateur Champion: Mireille Lewis
Round 1: 81 (+8)
Round 2: 75 (+2)
Round 3: 85 (+12)
Total: 241 (+22)
Women’s Senior Champion: Debbie Arsenault
Round 1: 81 (+8)
Round 2: 88 (+15)
Round 3: 76 (+3)
Total: 245 (+26)
Women’s Amateur Team Nova Scotia
Abbey Baker
Annika Parkash
Haley Baker
Women’s Mid-Amateur Team Nova Scotia
Natalie Rippey
Brittany Anderson
Kaitlyn Graham
Women’s Senior Team Nova Scotia
Debbie Arsenault
Karla Wilms
Leslie Houde
Champion: Isaac MacNaughton
Round 1: 69 (-3)
Round 2: 70 (-2)
Round 3: 69 (-3)
Total: 208 (-8)
Team Nova Scotia
Isaac MacNaughton
Glenn Robinson
Simon Mullen