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35th Annual California Senior Women’s Amateur Championship Kim Eaton | Corral de Tierra Country Club | May 14-16


Retired police officer


and reinstated ama- teur Kim Eaton is no stranger to the winner’s circle. She’s collected four Colorado State and three Arizona State Senior Amateurs. Now the Tempe,


Kim Eaton


Ariz., native can add the California Senior Women’s Amateur to her fully stocked trophy cabinet. Eaton rallied from


an opening 80 with rounds of 73 and 74 at Corral de Tierra to edge four-time California Women’s Amateur champ Lynne Cowan by a stroke. Cowan shot the only sub-par score of the tournament with her second-round 2-under 70. First-round leader Juvy Timan, who opened with a 75, closed 79-78 to finish third, five strokes back. Defending champ Sandy Woodruff took fourth with rounds of 81-76-77.


Quick Facts  FIELD AND FORMAT: 47 players, 54 holes of stroke play, four flights


 FIRST-ROUND LEADER: Juvy Timan  FLIGHT WINNERS: Flight 2 – Sally Tomlinson; Flight 3 – Vivian Arnold; Flight 4 – Barbra Poirier


 WINNING PERFORMANCE: 80-73-74–227  STATS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Eaton carded 10 birdies during the tournament.


 PREVIOUS CHAMPION: Sandy Woodruff won the event in 2012. Woodruff finished in fourth place this year.  UNTIL NEXT TIME: May 19-21, 2014


64th CWAC Junior Girls Championship Kathleen Scavo | Monterey Peninsula CC Dunes Course | June 24-27


Kathleen Scavo


Kathleen Scavo became the first player since 1972 to win back-to-back CWAC Junior Girls Championships. The Benicia resident put an exclamation point on a dominating four days with a 6-and-5 win in the finals over Palo Alto’s Michelle Xie. Scavo gave Xie no chance, playing the 13-


hole match in 4-under. Scavo won the event in 2012, and finished runner-up to Alameda’s Carly Childs in 2011.


15th Annual NCGA Senior Four-Ball Championship Gary Vanier and Mark Miller | Silverado Resort | May 22-24


What looked Gary Vanier and Mark Miller


like a mere formality turned into a challenge for Gary Vanier and Mark Miller in the final round of the 15th Annual NCGA Senior Four-Ball Champion- ship. Vanier and Miller held a comfortable


four-stroke lead heading into the final round after carding a 36-hole tournament record of 16-under par 128, and the title seemed to be an easy 18 holes away. Getting their names etched into tournament history turned out to be more difficult than anticipated as Gary Ramsden and Dennis Younglove fired a 4-under-par 31 on the front nine on the Silverado South Course to give Vanier and Miller a run for their money in the final round. The champions were able to finish the final round with a 1-under-par 71 and their four-stroke cushion was enough to get them the victory finishing with a tourna- ment total of 17-under-par 199. “It was nice to win,” Vanier said. “I felt like we won


this tournament with our play over the first few days.” Vanier is having an incredible year having won the


NCGA Senior Championship, the San Francisco City Senior and the Alameda Commuters Senior. He was NCGA Senior Player of the Year in 2006. Miller, who has now won this event for a third time


with a different partner, was thrilled to win once again. He is a three-time NCGA Senior Player of the Year. “I’ve been lucky to have some of the best partners out


there,” Miller said. Ramsden and Younglove finished the tournament


in second place, carding 15-over-par 201 with a final- round 68.


Quick Facts  FIELD AND FORMAT: 69 teams, 54 holes of Four-Ball stroke play


 FIRST-ROUND LEADER: Gary Vanier and Mark Miller  WINNING PERFORMANCE: 63-65-71–199  STATS OF SIGNIFICANCE: Vanier and Miller carded a total of 23 birdies for the event.


 PREVIOUS CHAMPION: Casey Boyns and Mark Miller won the event in 2012.


 UNTIL NEXT TIME: May 21-23, 2014 SUMMER 2013 / NCGA.ORG / 49


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