Remp wins CVCC golf league title
Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 16 years, 5 months AGO
The Tuesday Night Men’s Golf League wrapped up at Cabinet View Country Club in Libby this week with Remp Sand and Gravel taking first place.
Wayne Haines, Gary Peck, Jerry Michels and John Graham play for Remp, which compiled 123 points to outdistance runner-up Timberline Auto by 17 points.
The Timberline Auto foursome includes Jerry Mee, Rik Rewerts, Sam Rosling and Paul Rexroad.
Tuesday Night Men’s League
(Through July 14)
Final Standings
Remp Sand & Gravel 123
Timberline Auto 106
Kootenai Surveyors 100
River Bend Guide Service 99
Advantage Seal & Stripe 96
Libby Distributing 78
Treasure Mountain Casino 73
Flasche Drywall 64
Lazy Jr. Outfitters 62
Wild Hare Contractors 49
St. John’s Hospital 14
July 14 Results
(Match & Medal)
Lazy Jr. 8, Treasure Mtn. 8
KSI 12, St. John’s 0
Timberline 12, Advantage 4
Wild Hare 8, Libby Dist. 8
Remp 11, Flasche 5
Note: River Bend Guide Service received bye.
Low Gross – Jimmy Mee, 35
Low Net – Sam Rosling, 28
Longest Putt – Jack Myers
Closest to the Pin – Jimmy Mee
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