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Leesh Yellowhawk and Tagg Buechle were awarded the Most Valuable Player awards for the tournament, and were awarded rings. Buechle took home three championship rings from the tournament after winning the home-run derby, being named MVP, and being a player on the first place team.

Rich Crow Eagle’s 4-under par round of 68 captured the championship flight of the annual Ainsworth Men’s Open Golf Tournament Sunday. Crow Eagle finished eight shots clear of four golfers who carded 4-over par rounds of 76. Logan Cate won the scorecard playoff for second, with Cory Brodbeck finishing third. Doug Weiss and Keian Fischer also shot rounds of 76.

Kyle Jackman fired a 1-under par round of 35 to pace the field Thursday during men’s league golf at the Ainsworth Golf Course. Jackman finished one shot clear of Robert Magill and Graig Kinzie, who posted even-par rounds of 36. Nick Martin shot a 38, followed by Noah Graff, Jaxon Rucker, John Pierce, Cody Goochey, Kevin Martin, Doug Weiss and Brett Knoetzel with rounds of 39.

The team of Ann Hoch, Wendy Wilkins and Jen Martin fired a 2-under par scramble round of 34 to lead the field Wednesday during women’s league golf at the Ainsworth Golf Course. Rylee Pierce, Chelsey Peterson, Danielle Palmer and Brenda Konkoleski carded a round of 39.

On July 3, the Ainsworth Municipal Golf Course hosted its youth tournament. Fifty golfers competed in different age categories.

Nick Martin’s 2-under par round of 34 took the top spot Thursday during men’s league golf at the Ainsworth Golf Course. Martin finished two shots ahead of Kirk Peterson and Cody Goochey, who both carded even-par rounds of 36.

Kevin Martin was the lone golfer to break 40 Thursday during men’s league golf at the Ainsworth Golf Course. Martin carded an even-par round of 36.

Ashley Martin and Jen Martin shared the top round Wednesday during women’s league golf at the Ainsworth Golf Course with 5-over par 41s. Julie Micheel finished one shot back with a 42. Lanay Hansmeyer and Ann Hoch shot rounds of 46.

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