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Team Prize Donors Raffle Prize Donors Cameco Greater Saskatoon Catholic Eecol Electric Ltd. Schools Foundation Inc. Kate Holmes Karen Omelan-Davis & Ross Davis th Paddockwood Brewing Co. 24 Annual Shanahan’s Limited Partnership Supreme Basics ‘Share the Spirit’ Saskatchewan RUSH Lacrosse Club Golf Classic The Willows The Wireless Age Traeger BBQ Canada Ltd. Presented by Golfer Prize Donors ASL Paving Ltd. Creative Door Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Service Centre Impact Marketing Services Ltd. Tuesday, August 20, 2019 Krazy Kiley’s The Willows Golf & Country Club Market Tire – Greg Hoiness Marsh Canada Limited Nichols Interiors Ltd. Breakfast Sponsor Klassen Driving School Nutrien Lunch Sponsor ASL Paving Ltd. Sargent’s Auto Service Ltd. – Brian Sargent, Garth Lardner Saskatoon Golf & Country Club Major Sponsors Clark Roofing (1964) Ltd. Saskatoon Hilltops Konica Minolta Business Solutions Scotiabank – David Saul, Nelson Road PEAK Mechanical Partnership SunDog Arts Faire Saskatoon Fire & Flood TCU Wealth Management – Judy Sokoloski Scotiabank The Willows Tourism Saskatoon Cart Sponsor Saskatchewan Blue Cross Media Publicity Sponsor Specialty Edwards Edwards McEwen Architects Hole Sponsors Eparchy of Saskatoon Nichols Interiors Ltd. Golfer Swag Sponsor Nichols Interiors Ltd. Scorecard Printing donated by Hole in One Play $10,000 Bridges #8 – Park Funeral Chapel Celebrity Golfer Emcee $10,000 Lakes #8 – RBC Royal Bank David Dube – President & CEO Vic Dubois, General Manager - Concorde Group Corp. Saskatoon Media Group $500 Instant Cash - Closest to the Pin Bridges #6 – Eparchy of Saskatoon Closest $300, 2nd Closest $100, 3rd Closest $100 Hole Sponsors Babin Investment Management, CIBC Wood Gundy Team Draws Buckwold Western Ltd. Charter Telecom 1st Draw: $50 Golf Town GC – Creative Door Concept3 Business Interiors 2nd Draw: Golf Towel, Note Pad, & Hat – Nichols Interiors CP Distributors Ltd. rd 3 Draw: Cooler, Mugs, Golf Balls – Marsh Canada Crosby Hanna & Associates 4th Draw: Laptop Carry Bag & Water Bottle – GSCS DCG Management Services LP 5th Draw: Umbrella – ASL Paving, Golf Balls, Sask Rider Card Holder Deloitte Management Services LP 6th Draw: Jackets & Golf Balls – Market Tire Flynn Canada Ltd. 7th Draw: Matig Work Light – Sargent’s Auto Service, Golf Balls Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools 8th Draw: Gardener Bags, Golf Balls - Nutrien IG Wealth Management 9th Draw: Umbrella – ASL Paving, Golf Balls, Sask Rider Card Holder Lifetouch Canada Inc. 10th Draw: Rounds of Golf – Saskatoon Golf & Country Club Mayfair Glass Ltd. McEown Avenue Dental Clinic 11th Draw: TCU Financial & Tourism Saskatoon Swag Bags McKercher LLP National Bank Financial – Thompson l Bodenstab Family Wealth Mgmt. Advance Forward Bridges #5 – Edwards Edwards McEwen Architects Eric Olauson, MLA Saskatoon University Team Prize: escape Stereo Head Sets – Krazy Kiley’s Alice Risling Southland Transportation Ltd. Closest to the Rope Bridges #7 Western Campus Resources Ladies: Pampered Chef Products, SunDog Arts Faire passes – Diane Wright Construction Western Inc. Boyko, golf balls WSP Canada Inc. Men: Steak Knives & Grill Scraper – Nichols Interiors, Armor All Products, Golf Shirt – Thomson Jaspar Organizing Committee Bishop Bryan Bayda Longest Drive Lakes #3 – Nichols Interiors Ltd. Darryl Bazylak Ladies: CZ Pendant, China Mugs, Golf Balls, SunDog Arts Faire Passes, Kurt Breker Dave Knight Men: BBQ set, Steak Knives, Grill Scraper – Nichols Interiors, Golf Balls, Johnny Marciniuk Shirt – Scotiabank, escape Sport Earbuds – Krazy Kileys Janice Nepjuk Karen Omelan-Davis Beat the Celebrity Lakes #4 David Paslawski I Beat the Celebrity: Impact Marketing Swag Bag, Golf Balls – Scotiabank, Rick Rowley Escape Sport Earbuds – Krazy Kileys Kam Verma The Celebrity Beat Me: Impact Marketing Swag Bag, Escape Sport Earbuds – Krazy Kileys, Golf Balls – GSCS Service Centre Mulligan Draw: Supporting Catholic Education Team Prize: Cooper Hats, Balls, Water Bottles, T-shirts – Market Tire Special Ball Draws: One Ball Returned: Team Prize - Saskatoon Hilltop Season Tickets Two Balls Returned: Team Prize - Four Rounds of Golf – The Willows .
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