The team of Emma Hester and Laney Wallace of Sheridan shot four under par 68 to win the First Flight of the Warren Ladies Pink Tomato Scramble Wednesday, July 14, at Warren Country Club. 48 Players from Camden, El Dorado, Hot Springs, McGehee, Monroe, LA., Monticello, Norphlet, Sheridan, Smackover, and Warren competed. The team of Beth Foster of Pine Bluff and Diane Pennington of Monticello placed second in the first flight with a one under par 71. Brandy Barrilleaux and Kelsey Englert of Monticello won third place with a score of 74.
In the second flight , the Monticello team of Becky Carmichael and Joy Holley won first. Second in this flight were Suzy Burson and Teri McCaskill of Smackover. Teresa Williams and Jan Caldwell of Sheridan placed third.
The third flight winners were Maxine Canterberry and Ruth Strauch of El Dorado, and second was the team of Jean Williams and Dianne Goodman of El Dorado. Placing third was the team of Libby Mann of Warren and Vicky Stewart of Hot Springs.
Emma Hester of Sheridan won the prize for the longest drive. Sheri Carson of Monticello won Closest to the Pin, and Straightest and Longest Drive was won by Margaret Marsh of El Dorado.
Warren teams were Lisa Higgins and Glenetta Burks, Libby Mann and Vicky Stewart,
Nancy Vittitow and Connie Sanderlin of Monticello, Amanda West and Leah McIntyre of Hermitage, and Donna McGaha and Sue Pambianchi of McGehee.
Libby Mann, Lisa Higgins, and Glenetta Burks chaired the event.
Sponsors of and contributors to the tournament included Arkansas Superior Federal Credit Union, First State Bank, Golf Headquarters, Union Bank, Warren Bank, Mane Event, Massey’s Florist, Mitchell’s Lumber and Hardware, Sissy’s Log Cabin of Pine Bluff, Super Valu, Tran Barineau of Pro Nails, and Laura Wagnon of Stella’s Girl.
Members of the Men’s Golf Association provided carts for the event; and cart “valets” for the day were Joe Burks, Jimmy Courtney, Roy Dannehl, Kevin Kitchens, Joey Mann, Doyle Ozment, and Virginia Bob.
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