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August 28, 2012

Kokes wins Club Championship in playoff

-- Press-Republican

ROUSES POINT — David Kokes went to a playoff Sunday to defeat Dennie LaPorte and win the 2-day Men’s Championship Flight in the North Country Golf Club Championships.

Kokes, who won his first club championship, carded a 73-73-146 and LaPorte a 72-74-146 for the two days. The 3-hole, sudden-death playoff consisted of holes 18, nine and 18 before Kokes emerged the winner.

The Women’s Championship Flight went to Caroline Hayes, who put together a 2-day total of 75-77-152.

Other flight winners for the men included: Larry Brown with a 165 in the A Flight; Lee Jubert with a 175 in the B Flight; and Bill Buley with a 194 in the C Flight.

In the Men’s Senior Championship Flight, Claude Poitras took top honors with a 149. The Senior A Flight went to Rene Anctil with a 161 and C. James Forkey captured the B Flight with a 179.

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North Country Golf Club Championships

Results

Men’s championship

1, David Kokes, 73-73-146. 2, Dennie Laporte, 72-74-146. 3, Barton Vanleuvan, 68-79-147. 4, Chris Welch, 76-78-154. 5, Tom Raville, 75-81-156. 6, Nolan Reid, 81-76-157. 7, Connor Jubert, 76-83-159. 8, Cody Roberts, 76-84-160. 9, David Ashline, 79-84-163. 10, Jeffrey Bouyea, 77-87-164. 11, Dan Letourneau, 84-82-166. 12, Matt Parrot, 85-84-169. 13, Steve Labombard, 76-93-169. 14, Brad Trombley, 82-88-170. 15, Cody O’Brian, 83-93-176.

Men’s “A”

1, Larry Brown, 84-81-165. 2, Daniel Jacques, 79-90-169. 3, Jacques Mackenzie, 93-85-178. 4, Joseph L. Cartier, 97-NC-NC.

Men’s “B”

1, Lee Jubert, 86-89-175. 2, Kyle Gadway, 91-86-177. 3, Joey Trombley, 103-98-201. 4, Alois Davenport Jr., 95-NC-NC.

Men’s “C”

1, Bill Buley, 95-99-194. 2, George Trombley, 98-102-200. 3, Richard Rogers, 99-111-210. 4, Sylvain Auger, 110-131-241. 5, Raymond Larocque, 107-NC-NC.

Women’s championship

1, Caroline Hayes, 75-77-152. 2, Kathy Barcomb, 82-86-168. 3, Denise Pazzi, 86-86-172. 4, Kathy Ashline, 87-87-174. 5, Anne Bouyea, 86-94-180. 6, Jessican VanLeuvan, 88-93-181.

Women’s “A”

1, Mary Jo Jubert, 92-88-180. 2, Jan Letourneau, 99-108-207. 3, Sharon Cartier, 117-134-251. 4, Sylvie Roy, NC-NC-NC.

Men’s Senior Championship

1, Claude Poitras, 72-77-149. 2, Frank Pazzi, 79-79-158. 3, Dick Cole, 82-82-164. 4, Jacques Vincent, 79-85-164. 5, Joe Favro, 87-87-174. 6, Andre Leveille, - NC-NC-NC. 7, Roger Soulier, 79-NC-NC.

Men’s Senior “A”

1, Rene Anctil, 84-77-161. 2, David Valenze, 84-88-172. 3, Sal Mercurio, 85-87-172. 4, Edward Slominski, 85-90-175. 5, Jacque Page, 89-87-176.

Men’s Senior “B”

1, C. James Forkey, 87-92-179. 2, Gerald Linney, 90-90-180. 3, Donald Miller, 88-94-182. 4, Wayne Labarge, 93-94-187. 5, Vaughn Button, 92-96-188. 6, Larry Labarge, 97-98-195. 7, Marcel Charron, 93-105-198. 8, Robert Mooso, 103-108-211. 9, Bruce Lavalley, 93-NC-NC. 10, Donald Pepper, 96-NC-NC.

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