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BC North Newsletter - 08.08.25

The lead story this week is the crowning of the newest Provincial Champion as Todd Wiseman claimed his first BC Senior Men's Championship at Pitt Meadows GC. A big part of the the event was how the tournament committee handled a 2nd round weather delay deciding to go with a shotgun start.

Prince George can be proud of its own Randall Mackus who competed in the National All Abilities Championship in Kamloops and played to a 2nd place finish in the Men's Stableford component of the competiton. Meanwhile, local courses in the Prince George area have had their share of soggy weather this summer but are managing to stay afloat.

Nationally, Team BC successfully defended their Team Title in the Canadian Women's Mid-Am in Quebec while BC's Nonie Marler was runner-up in the individual tournament after losing a 3-hole playoff to Ontario's Judith Kyrinis.

Read more about these stories and others in the links below.

Clutch Shot On Final Hole Clinches B.C. Senior Men’s Championship For Todd Wiseman

PITT MEADOWS — As an eight-year veteran of the Canadian Football League, Todd Wiseman has had his share of big sporting moments. This one clearly felt a little different. Wiseman struggled to find… Full Story Here

Zone 8 Competes Hard at BC Men’s Senior Championship

PITT MEADOWS, August 7, 2025 — The Zone 8 North team of Len Holland, Ritch Hosker, and Danny Rose teed it up against the province’s best at the 2025 BC Men’s Senior and Super-Senior… Full Story Here

Terrace Team Fagan Wins Third Annual Par 3 Shootout At Prince Rupert Golf Course

PRINCE RUPERT, JULY 21, 2025 (excerpted from The Northern View) (image credit Prince Rupert Golf Club) Team Fagan from Terrace emerged victorious at the third annual Par 3 Shootout held on July 21… Full Story Here

Dunes at Kamloops Shines as Host of 2025 Canadian All Abilities Championship

KAMLOOPS, August 7, 2025 (excerpted from Golf Canada and Golf Genius sources) – The Dunes at Kamloops provided a challenging and picturesque backdrop for the fifth playing of the Canadian All… Full Story Here

Ontario's Judith Kyrinis Beats BC's Nonie Marler In 3 Hole Playoff To Win Canadian Women's Mid-Am

Judith Kyrinis tops Nonie Marler in three-hole playoff to win Mid-Amateur and Mid-Master titles - Image Credit Bernard Brault/Golf Canada LACHUTE, Que. – Judith Kyrinis is a national champion once… Full Story Here

Team BC Wins Margaret Todd Trophy at 2025 Canadian Women’s Mid-Am

LACHUTE, Que. – Team British Columbia has retained the Margaret Todd Trophy, winning the Inter-Provincial Team Championship on Thursday at the 2025 Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship,… Full Story Here

Rainy Weather Brings Savings — and Struggles — to Prince George Golf Courses

PRINCE GEORGE, JULY 21 (excerpted from CKPG Today) — It’s been a soggy summer in Prince George, and while the rain has dampened rounds, it’s also helped some golfers save money. Local courses… Full Story Here

Mackus Inspires at Canadian All Abilities Championship in Kamloops

KAMLOOPS, August 7, 2025 (excerpted from Castanet Kamloops) – Prince George’s Randall Mackus was one of many inspiring athletes at the 2025 Canadian All Abilities Championship, held August 4–7… Full Story Here