SEQUIM — A total of 11 women from the Cedars at Dungeness Women’s Golf Association competed in the 3-3-3 competition.
Marine Hirschfeld and Lisa Chon took first and second in the first flight while Trish Olson and Lori Oakes took first and second in the second flight.
Wanda Synnestvedt was first with 29 putts and Lisa Chon had 31 putts for second in the first flight putting competition. Kathy Langston and Trish Olson tied with 34 putts in the second flight.
No birdies or chip-ins were reported, probably saving them for the club championship which starts this week. A total of 18 participants are out competing for the title of club Champion.
Elks golf tourney set
SEQUIM — The fourth annual Elks Support Kids golf tournament is set for Saturday, Aug. 24, at Sunland Golf Course.
The tourney is a four-person scramble and is open to all.
The event, which supports the Washington State Elks Therapy Program for Children, has an 8 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. check-in and 9 a.m. shotgun start.
Cost is $120 per player/$136 with cart or $90 for Sunland members. Entry fee includes the round of golf, snacks, lunch, games and prize opportunities and award ceremony at the Sequim Elks Lodge.
Registration forms are available at the Sequim Elks Lodge or online at https://tinyurl.com/SequimElksTourney.
For more information, call Julianne Coonts at 360-461-2095.
Mavy all-district
SEQUIM — Former Sequim track and field standout Eve Mavy, now a student-athlete at the University of Redlands in Redlands, Calif., earned a spot on the 2023-24 NCAA Division III Women’s Cross Country and Track & Field Academic All-District team, the school announced.
Mavy is majoring in violin performance and wants to teach and perform music after graduation, school officials noted. A competitor for the Bulldogs on the cross country and track squads, Mavy had personal bests in the 4.5K (18 minutes, 14.8 seconds), 5K (19:11.1) and 6K (22:20.4). Her 6K time is the eighth-fastest in Redland’s records books.
Mavy transferred to Sequim High in 2022 and qualified for the state 2A championship meet in two individual (800 and 1,600) and two relay events (4×200, 4×400). She was part of a Sequim High School team (along with Hi’ilei Robinson, Kaitlyn Bloomenrader and Riley Pyeatt) that won the 4×400 state championship, then went on to take first place at the 2022 Nike Outdoor Nationals in Eugene, Ore.
