City announces Golf Championship Tourney winners

Michael Sharkey is the winner of Flight One. He is picture with Canyon Lake Mayor Vicki Warren. Photo provided by Joe Kamashian

The City of Canyon Lake and the Canyon Lake POA hosted the annual City of Canyon Lake Golf Championship Tournament on Oct. 6  and Oct. 7. The champions are Brandon Mojarro (men’s division) and Jill Busser (women’s division). The names of the champions will be engraved on the tournament trophy that is kept on display at the country club.

The flight winners are as follows:

Flight One

1st place: Michael Sharkey

2nd place: Ethan Munoz

3rd place: Bill Collin

4th place: Steve Duggins

5th place: Mike Douglas

Flight Two

1st place: Marcus Schonabaum

2nd place: Dave Shankland

3rd place: Collin McCaffery

4th place: Larry Drew

5th place: Gerardo Munoz

Flight Three

1st place: Tom Scudieri

2nd place: Anton Riniti

3rd place: Billy Furlong

4th place: Travis Montgomery

5th place: Tim Jacobs

Van Meredith is the winner of Flight Four. Photo provided by Joe Kamashian

Flight Four

1st place: Van Meredith

2nd place: Rick Campbell

3rd place: Steve Stafford

4th place: Damon Hole

5th place: Nathan Almada

Glenn Miller, a representative of Senator Jeff Stone’s office, and Canyon Lake Mayor Vicki Warren were on hand to congratulate the winners. All the winners received a gift card to the Golf Pro Shop.

The tournament is sponsored by the City of Canyon Lake and the Canyon Lake POA and supported by the Canyon Lake Men’s Golf Club, Canyon Lake Family Golf Club and Canyon Lake Women’s Golf Club. The Tournament Committee, Pat Kemball, Jon Keigwin and Joe Kamashian, would like to thank the City of Canyon Lake and the Canyon Lake POA for their support and Blue Water Realty for printing the flyers.

Tom Scudieri, right, took the top spot in Flight Three. Tom is pictured with Golf Pro Pat Kemball. Photo provided by Joe Kamashian

Brandon Mojarro, left, is the champion of the men’s division. Brandon is picture with Glenn Miller, representative of Senator Jeff Stone’s office. Photo provided by Joe Kamashian