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www.durhamregion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JUNE 4,2003 PAGE 15 BHS golfers shine at provincials Better ball champs TORONTO - Bowmanville residents Chris Lee (left) and Cam Hreljac teamed up to win the 2003 Ontario Better Ball Championship at the Oakdale Golf and Country Club recently. The long-hitting duo carded a 69 to tic for first place and then proceeded to defeat Charles Crawford and Joshua Dean on the first hole of a playoff, when Lee chipped in for birdie from the fringe. The duo receives a five-year exemption into the Golf Association of Ontario's Better Ball Championship. Championship. Raise the roof golf Bracl Mcllroy finishes seventh overall with rounds of 74,75 BY BRIAN McNAIR Staff Writer DURHAM - Dustin Wetherup couldn't couldn't have picked a better time to birdie a hole. Playing at the Ontario high school golf championships in Ingersoll last week, Wetherup closed put his second and final round with a birdie, giving him the individual crown by one stroke and McLaughlin Collegiate the team championship championship by a pair. Wetherup, an 18-year-old OAC student student who recently accepted a golf scholarship scholarship to the University of Hartford, was two shots off the lead after firing a two- over-par 74 Thursday, but claimed the provincial title with a one-under 71 Friday. Friday. He was joined by cousin Derek Wetherup (84-75), Connor Bailey (82- 78) and Ryan Blackwood (81-82) on McLaughlin's gold medal team. "I was really hopeful that Dustin would win - it's a great way to end his high school days," said McLaughlin coach Glenn Ross. "As a team, I knew we'd be competitive, but I thought we'd have to shoot more rounds in the 70s on Thursday... The guys dug in Friday and did well." Although not an official Ontario Federation Federation of Schools Athletic Association event, it attracted 128 of the best male high school golfers in the province. Ross says golf may well be part of OFSAA next year. Austin's Will Mitchell, who edged Wetherup for the LOSSA title, Port Perry's Tyler Martin and a team from Bowmanville High School also took part in the provincial championships, finishing finishing in the top half. BHS team members included Brad Mcllroy, Sean Lefort, Darryl Spencer and Brandon McDaniel. Mcllroy tied for seventh overall with scores of 74,75. In girls' golf, Sinclair's Rachel Spurs finished 25th at a one-day provincial championship in Newmarket Thursday. Competing in the low handicap division on a par-71 course, Spurs carded a 97. In the open division for girls with a 20+ handicap, Port Perry's Acldi McLaren finished third with a score of 71 on a par- 58 course. High school sports are winding down with a number of provincial championships championships upcoming. In baseball, Whitby's Henry Street High School won thé LOSSA crown with a 7-5 win over Ajax's Pickering »' OSHAWA - The Oshawa ZSenior Citizens Centres will "need your help to make the •third annual Raise the Roof 'Charily Golf Tournament a ■.success. ♦ The tournament will be "held at the Wolf Run Golf 'Course north of Clarington »on Tuesday, June 17. 2 The entry fee is $125 per 2golfer, which includes a bar becue lunch and steak dinner, cart rental, entry package, free entry into the putting contest, hole-in-onc contest, sharp-shooters contest, driving driving range and green fees. Corporate packages at $675 include all of the above for a foursome and special advertising for your business. 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