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Manitoba Name Total Points Rating Average MJT CLEVELAND GOLF ORDER OF MERIT Current Provincial Standings as of 8/29/2012 (MJT MEMBERS ONLY) Manitoba name total points rating average BOYS 13 & UNDER Nathan Wright • South Interlake GC • Warren, MB 1210.00 295.83 78.20 Timothy Brabant • St. Boniface GC • Winnipeg, MB 857.50 285.83 76.17 Brendan Kesterke • Breezy Bend CC • Headingley, MB 1245.00 275.00 75.50 Cameron McIntyre • Rossmere GC • Winnipeg, MB 1002.50 231.67 79.10 Marco Trstenjak • Larters at St. Andrews • Winnipeg, MB 665.00 221.67 78.13 Ted Glass • Southwood G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 927.50 210.00 79.30 Eric Ellison • Elmhurst GC • Winnipeg, MB 837.50 206.67 81.30 Ryan McMillan • Elmhurst G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 635.00 176.67 83.25 Sudarshan Yellamaraju • St. Andrews G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 615.00 165.00 82.13 Wesley Hoydalo • Selkirk G&CC • Selkirk, MB 667.50 155.00 83.60 Evan Grierson • Links at the Lake GC • Winnipeg, MB 352.50 117.50 86.83 Zak Bannatyne • Links at the Lake • Winnipeg, MB 387.50 104.17 85.63 Caydon Klassen • Winkler GC • Reinfeld, MB 225.00 75.00 91.00 Ty Boyd • Selkirk GC • East Selkirk, MB 225.00 75.00 86.83 Sean Gula • Red Lake G&CC • Balmertown, MB 150.00 0.00 89.25 Riley Hall • Pine Ridge GC • East St Paul, MB 150.00 0.00 87.00 Ryan Blair • Pine Ridge GC • Oakbank, MB 45.00 0.00 100.50 BOYS 14-16 Travis Fredborg • Selkirk GC • Selkirk, MB 1317.50 366.67 72.38 Steve Young • St. Charles CC • La Salle, MB 930.00 285.00 76.13 Zach Sackett • Elmhurst G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 745.00 248.33 74.50 Cole Peters • Steinbach Fly-in • Steinbach, MB 1102.50 245.00 76.00 Aaron McIntyre • Rossmere GC • Winnipeg, MB 832.50 227.50 78.80 Josh Neufeld • Oakview-Altona GC • Altona, MB 862.50 212.50 76.70 Kirk Markowski • Eagles Landing • Dryden, MB 600.00 200.00 78.83 Stacy Genaille • Swan River GC • Mafeking, MB 735.00 194.17 78.60 Tyler Doyle • Sandy Hook GC • Sandy Hook, MB 685.00 178.33 79.50 Scott Lemon • St. Charles CC • Winnipeg, MB 635.00 170.00 78.88 Elliott Panciera • Pine Ridge GC • Winnipeg, MB 450.00 121.67 81.90 Chad Boyle • Rossmere GC • Winnipeg, MB 375.00 112.50 83.00 Bailey Funk • Steinbach Fly In • Steinbach, MB 380.00 111.67 80.75 Manitoba name total points rating average Brett Multan • Elmhurst GC • Winnipeg, MB 297.50 99.17 81.17 Bryn Jones • Kenora G&CC • Kenora, MB 360.00 90.00 81.70 Stephen Kleysen • St. Charles G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 277.50 89.17 83.88 Austin Dobrescu • Brandon, MB 297.50 75.00 82.90 Myles Panciera • Pine Ridge GC • Winnipeg, MB 235.00 65.00 83.83 Colwyn Abgrall • Steinbach Fly In • Niverville, MB 180.00 56.67 84.63 Josh Hofer • South Interlake G&CC • Warren, MB 180.00 53.33 85.10 Aaron Ogrodnick • Halcrow Lake GC • The Pas , MB 160.00 53.33 83.67 Kolby Day • Shilo GC • Brandon, MB 157.50 52.50 82.00 Ben Woelk • Winkler Golf Club • Winkler, MB 157.50 50.83 86.88 Nick Woodward • St. Boniface GC • Winnipeg, MB 105.00 35.00 83.83 Dalton Joye • Selkirk GC • Selkirk, MB 95.00 31.67 96.63 Braxton Rohl • Breezy Bend CC • Headingley, MB 92.50 30.83 84.50 Garrett Kristjanson • South Interlake G&CC • Warren, MB 110.00 30.00 85.30 Ievan Maric • Pine Ridge GC • East St. Paul, MB 85.00 26.67 92.00 Matt Dyck • The Meadows GC • East St. Paul, MB 70.00 16.67 90.46 Izac Silagy • Breezy Bend GC • Winnipeg, MB 45.00 11.67 90.50 Danny Palace • Southwood GC • Winnipeg, MB 35.00 11.67 86.67 Harley Hoydalo • Selkirk G&CC • Selkirk, MB 35.00 10.00 95.50 Tyler Hall • Pine Ridge GC • East St. Paul, MB 32.50 9.17 88.25 Joel Baron • Sandhills G&CC • Carberry, MB 25.00 8.33 88.33 Chayse Brawdy • Breezy Bend GC • Headingley, MB 25.00 8.33 89.67 Connor Shaw • Gilbert Plains G&CC • Dauphin, MB 127.50 0.00 79.00 Sam **13yrs** Diamond • St. Charles CC • Winnipeg, MB 45.00 0.00 84.50 Rayan Soni • St. Charles G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 45.00 0.00 82.00 Joshua Martineau • Elmhurst GC • East St. Paul, MB 20.00 0.00 90.25 Geoff Kitt • Eagles Landing GC • Dryden, MB 45.00 0.00 82.00 Josh Kitt • Eagles Landing GC • Dryden, MB 210.00 0.00 82.00 Jeremy Kirk • Fort William CC • Thunder Bay, MB 20.00 0.00 84.50 Dan Peaslee • Souris Glenwood GC • Souris, MB 75.00 0.00 81.50 Josh Robinson • Peguis GC • Hodgson, MB 15.00 0.00 93.25 BOYS 17-19 Jordan Sinclair • Heron Landing GC • Fort Frances, MB 892.50 250.00 74.63 Brett Zdebiak • Links at the Lake • Gimli, MB 855.00 230.00 78.00 Brayden Twist • Portage la Prairie • Portage la Prairie, MB 707.50 210.83 77.63 Darren Kelpin • Teulon G&CC • Stony Mountain, MB 572.50 190.83 76.83 Mike Peters • Winnipeg, MB 532.50 177.50 77.00 PJ McIvor • Niakwa CC • Winnipeg, MB 560.00 171.67 79.75 Jack Werhun • Elmhurst G&CC • Dugald, MB 485.00 161.67 77.67 Hayden Hickey • Fort William CC • Thunder Bay, MB 457.50 152.50 78.33 Brendan Baldwin • Southwood G&CC • St. Adolphe, MB 435.00 145.00 80.00 Manitoba name total points rating average Nicholas Coldwell • Niakwa CC • Winnipeg, MB 435.00 95.00 85.40 Jeremy Gladish • Niakwa CC • Winnipeg, MB 265.00 88.33 82.83 Ryley Pace • Red Lake G&CC • Red Lake, MB 45.00 0.00 84.50 Landon Kopp • Lorette GC • Lorette, MB 120.00 0.00 83.75 Austin Dueck • Oakwood GC • Steinbach, MB 200.00 0.00 80.50 Emerson Green • • Winnipeg, MB 112.50 0.00 84.00 Bret Thompson • Southwood G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 662.50 0.00 71.50 Derek Solman • Elmhurst G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 525.00 0.00 74.75 Brett Roeland • Niakwa GC • Winnipeg, MB 135.00 0.00 78.00 Zach Andreychuk • Niakwa CC • Winnipeg, MB 262.50 0.00 78.25 Dakota Mayer • Rossmere G&CC • East St. Paul, MB 45.00 0.00 85.50 Joel Bernas • Pineridge GC • Winnipeg, MB 45.00 0.00 84.50 Matthew Mackay • Breezy Bend CC • Winnipeg, MB 90.00 0.00 79.00 Jason Klassen • Bridges GC • Starbuck, MB 75.00 0.00 80.00 Graham Philp • Links at the Lake GC • Winnipeg, MB 15.00 0.00 88.25 Scott Downs • Glendale G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 535.00 0.00 74.50 Mackenzie Nelson • Breezy Bend G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 135.00 0.00 85.00 GIRLS Veronica Vetesnik • Pinecrest GC • Winnipeg, MB 1347.50 316.67 82.70 Stefanie Lasuik • Lake of the Sandhills • Warren, MB 862.50 230.00 92.00 Brynn Todd • St. Charles GC • Winnipeg, MB 685.00 228.33 91.33 Camryn Roadley • Glendale CC • Winnipeg, MB 1035.00 220.00 89.10 McKyla Poponick • Selkirk GC • Selkirk, MB 510.00 170.00 90.67 Breanne Fredette • Niakwa GC • Winnipeg, MB 375.00 0.00 80.50 Angela Dueck • Morris, MB 75.00 0.00 115.50 Amy Cerasani • Shooters Family GC • Winnipeg, MB 300.00 0.00 93.75 Dana Todd • St. Charles CC • Winnipeg, MB 800.00 0.00 76.50 Jaclyn Albrechtsen • St. Charles CC • Winnipeg, MB 195.00 0.00 90.50 Hannah Diamond • St. Charles CC • Winnipeg, MB 172.50 0.00 91.50 JungMin Hong • Southwood G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 300.00 0.00 95.75 Delaney Schlamp • Southwood G&CC • St. Adolphe, MB 75.00 0.00 104.50 Tian Yi Bao • Southwood G&CC • Winnipeg, MB 390.00 0.00 90.00 .
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