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An Ace for the Angus Foundation

The 23rd annual Angus Foundation Golf Tournament raised more than $15,700 for education, youth and research.

By Molly Biggs, Communications Specialist

September 11, 2024

A three-hour rain delay did not keep 83 golfers from enjoying a fierce and fun day of competition at the 23rd annual Angus Foundation Golf Tournament hosted at Pleasant View Golf Course in Middleton, Wis., in conjunction with the National Junior Angus Show (NJAS).

“It is hard to bargain with Mother Nature, but after the morning rain showers, the day was a huge success,” says Jimmy Stickley, Angus Foundation donor coordinator. “The teams and players that stuck it out had a blast on and off the course. We cannot thank everyone enough for sticking with us in the morning and seeing the day through.”

The tournament welcomed 21 teams and raised more than $15,700 to support the Angus Foundation’s commitment to education, youth and research. 

Tournament winners include:

 NJAS star Flight A: Craig Sand, Stillwater, Okla.; Sam Wallace, Stotts City, Mo.; Tyler Norvell, Tuttle, Okla.; and Denby Grosenbacher, Aurora, Mo.

NJAS star Flight B: Mike Siemens, Bolivar, Mo.; Nick Siemens, Kansas City, Mo.; Jeff Mafi, Coyle, Okla.; and Trey Hinkson, Cottonwood Falls, Kan.
 
NJAS star Flight C: Reese Tuckwiller, Christiansburg, Va.; Adam Conover, Holden, Mo.; Rod Geppert, Fort Pierre, S.D.; and Levi Landers, Plattsburg, Mo.
 
NJAS star Closest to the Pin: Kale Spengler, Cascade, Iowa
 
NJAS star Longest Putt (Women): Cassi Dowling, Fair Grove, Mo.

NJAS star Longest Putt (Men): Kent Jaecke, Stillwater, Okla.

NJAS star Longest Drive (Women): Courtney Zehr, Fennimore, Wis.

NJAS star Longest Drive (Men): Tanner Rhodes, Iva, S.C.

Each year, the tournament is supported by numerous sponsors dedicated to the Angus Foundation’s mission. This year’s event sponsor was Boviteq. Neogen continued their sponsorship of the luncheon and event hole flags. Turner Meadow Ranch, Wills Point, Texas, sponsored the club house, and Brinkley Angus Ranch, Milan, Mo., along with Heritage Farm, Shelbyville, Ky., sponsored the beverage carts. 

Other sponsors included: Certified Angus Beef, Wooster, Ohio, which sponsored the Certified Angus Beef® (CAB®) steak lunch; Slate Group, Wisconsin, and Genex of Shawano, Wisconsin, sponsored the prizes. 

Flight A Winners

Flight A team winners (from left) are Craig Sand, Stillwater, Okla.; Denby Grosenbacher, Aurora, Mo.; and Sam Wallace, Stotts City, Mo. Not pictured is Tyler Norvell of Tuttle, Okla.

Flight B Winners

Flight B  team winners (from left) are Trey Hinkson, Cottonwood Falls, Kan.; Nick Siemens, Kansas City, Mo.; Mike Siemens, Bolivar, Mo.; and Jeff Mafi, Coyle, Okla.

Flight C Winners

Flight C team winners (from left) are Adam Conover, Holden, Mo.; Reese Tuckwiller, Christiansburg, Va.; Levi Landers, Plattsburg, Mo.; and Rod Geppert, Fort Pierre, S.D.

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