On October 9, 2024
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Killington Junior Golf wrapped up its season with a fall scramble tournament

By Arra Derderian

The Killington Junior Golf League finished up its season with a scramble format golf tournament at Stonehedge Golf Course in North Clarendon this past weekend, Oct. 5-6. 

“Stonehedge is a par 3 course that’s great for new golfers and kids to get out on the course and test their skills,” coach Arra Derderian said.

The tournament featured five foursomes of parents and kids all competing for the top spot. The foursome of coach Jason Evans, coach Evan Ehmann, Henry Evans, and Antonio Ehmann took home the hardware with a low score of 73. 

“Thanks to Stonehedge for hosting us this weekend, they really rolled out the red carpet for us,” said coach Derderian. 

The Junior Golf program wraps up this week with final practices before Green Mountain National closes for the season. 

“We have seen some great strides from our golfers this year through our summer and fall programming. We hope to start strong next year with the 16 kids who participated,” said coach Jason Evans.

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