Matt Ruis and Ian Ulrich both collected eight points for Mills GM helping it claim a 26.5-17.5 victory June 23 against Halverson Law Office and secure a tie for the lead in the men's standings at Cragun's Legacy Courses.
Mills GM is tied with American National, who dispatched last week's leader Von Hanson's Meats 24.5-19.5.
Both teams hold a 1.5-point lead over Big wood, which scored the big win, by beating Shep's on 6th 28.5-15.5.
Results from June 23:
Team results
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Giovanni's Pizza 24, Riverwood Bank 20
Edward Jones 24.5, Hy-Tec Construction 19.5
Mills GM 26.5, Halverson Law 17.5
Big Wood 28.5, Shep's on 6th 15.5
Frandsen Bank & Trust 24, .925 Silver 20
US Bank 27, Mid-Minnesota FCU 17
Deerwood Bank 25, Reichert Bus 19
Thelen Heating 23, Mulligan's 21
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Paulson Ins. 23.5, People's Security 20.5
State Farm Ins. 22, Randall State Bank 22
American National 24.5, Von Hanson's Meats 19.5
Team standings
American National 225.5
Mills GM 225.5
Big Wood 224
Von Hanson's 220.75
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State Farm Ins. 216.5
Shep's on 6th 212.5
Thelen Heating 209.5
Paulson Ins. 202.8
Frandsen Bank & Trust 200
Edward Jones 198
Reichert Bus 194.5
Halverson Law 192.5
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Giovanni's Pizza 191.3
Riverwood Bank 188.8
Randall State Bank 184
Deerwood Bank 184
Mulligan's 183.3
.925 Silver 180.25
Hy-Tec Construction 179.8
People's Security 178.5
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US Bank 162.5
Mid-Minn FCU 139
Individual results
Closest to pin: Mike Bonk, Brent Mackcow
Longest putt: Barney Miller, Joe Reed
Low net: Tony Loosbrock 30, Jason Sourdiff 31, Brent Mackcow 31, Justin Sourdiff 32
Low gross: Todd Ringler 35, Ryan Neitzke 35, Matt Ruis 35, Dave LePage 35
Side game (net): Bill Westerberg
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Side game (gross): Bob Thorkelson
Legacy women
Sandy Bauman was closest to the pin and helped her team of Pam Muscielewicz and Nadine Fraki win the June 21 event for women's night at Cragun's Legacy Courses.
Lori Rich and Heather Carey made the longest putts and Jami Wallgren smacked the longest drive on the Dutch Legacy,
On the Par 3, the team of Lisa Ritter, Laura Boeckermann and Colleen Bratney placed first. Bonnie Brandon was closest to the pin and Becky Bennett made the longest putt.
Breezy Point men
Double Trouble and Pequot Tool 2 both won June 22, but Double Trouble defeated Commander 11-7 to rise into a tie for first place in the Breezy Point Resort men's league standings.
Pequot Tool 2 defeated Ace Hardware 9.5-8.5.
Pequot Tool 1 topped DDJ 11.5-6.5 to climb to 1.5 points off the lead.
Results from June 22:
Team results
Billys Too 12, Billys 1 6
Pequot Tool 1 11.5, DDJ 6.5
Massie Creek 11, Hack Attack 7
Double Trouble 11, Commander 7
Antlers 10.5, Dockside 7.5
Old School 10, No Name 8
TMT 10, Deacon's 8
JJ's Pub 9.5, Dilly's 3 8.5
Pequot Tool 2 9.5, Ace Hardware 8.5
Team standings
Double Trouble 61
Pequot Tool 2 61
Pequot Tool 1 59.5
Billy's Too 59
Hack Attack 59
Massie Creek 57
Old School 57
DDJ 56
Commander 55
JJ's Pub 54
Antlers 52.5
Dockside 51
TMT 50
Billys 3 50
Deacon's 48.5
Ace Hardware 48
Billys 1 47
No Name 46.5
Individual winners
Closest to pin: Dick Williams
Longest putt: Gregg Johnson, Al Schmidt
Low gross: Mick McBrien 36, Greyson Thomas 37, Wayne Massie 38, Dick Williams 38
Low net: Mike Dowdall 32, Lee Bergseth 33, McBrien 33, Tom Motzko 33
Skins winners: Dowdall, Rick Kulas
Breezy Point women
Sue Skinner, Judy Jensen, Joan Burnett and Janie Pommer shot a net 31 to win the AKQJ game June 23 for the Breezy Point Resort women's league at Whitebirch Golf Course.
Colleen Rawlings, Ruth Klukow, Peggy Gustafson, Betty Huseby shot 36 for second followed by Sandy O'Day, Connie Colon and Cindy Buxton in third.
Whitefish men
Bob Beatty captured the Flight A title in the June 21 individual net event in the Whitefish men's league.
Dick Femrite and Don Skalman followed Beatty.
Jim Thompson won Flight B with Jim Wodziak in second and Gary Amundson third.
Ed Bontrager led the field in Flight C. Duane Ambuhl was second and Dean Brandt third.
Jim Thompson and Keith Bettes were closest to the pin. Darrell Swanson and Wodziak made the longest putts.
Whitefish women
Joan Hasskamp and Debra Enger claimed the inaugural Northwoods Classic June 22 at the Whitefish Golf Club.
The all-women event substituted for the Whitefish women's 18-hole league and was a two-person best ball format. Hasskamp and Enger shot a net 60 to win Flight A. Dorie Kaleva and Susan Walstrom shot 61 for second.
Rox Thompson and Pam Musielewicz shot the day's low round of 57 to win Flight B. Margo Sodahl and Mary Spolarich shot 62 for second.
Betsy and Sabra Otteson drove all the way from Edina to win Flight C with a net 59. Enga Wodziak and Mary Kay Kendall were second.
Judy Eastwood and Ginnie Sitzer shot 64 for the Flight D title. Cathy Switajewski and Lila Kersey placed second with 65.
Longest putt winners were Christine Barnes and Sheryl Bontrager. Longest drives were hit by Jean Collins and Rox Thompson. Joan Hasskamp and Paula Gulliford were closest to the pin and Shirley Olsen and Eastwood were closest to the line.
Birdies were abundant. Making them were Barb Holubar, Enga Wodziak, Deb Enger, Joan Hasskamp (5 biridies), Margo Sodahl, Christine Barnes, Kathy Green and Karen Cochran.
Chip ins were recorded by Barb Hanson, Mimi Swanson, Helen McGrath and Hasskamp.
Black Bear Women
Eileen Springer, Gloria Taylor and Donna Balzer won the dice game June 23 in the Black Bear Golf Course women's league.
Dorla Lind, Cathy Switajewski and Susan Riley placed second. Lind's 15 putts were the low number for the day.
Eagle's Landing scramble
Doug Petrie and Vic Sofie were the low gross and Bill Andres and Roger Janson the low net June 20 for the Monday Night Scramble at Eagle's Landing golf Club.
Jeff Schultz and Bryan Hill were second in the gross division. Finishing second in net were Mitch McLain and Shawn McLain with Keith Janson and Greg Stangl were third.
Mitch McLain and Jim Einerson were closest to the pin. Einerson also made the longest putt and Wyatt Carr was closest on his second shot.
Eagle's Landing men
Billy Indihar shot a 75 for the 18-hole low gross June 23 in the Eagle's Landing men's league.
Larry Paige and Mike Caughey each shot 76s and Carl Hendrickson and Brett Thompson shot 77s.
Bryan Hill and Pete Balaski carded net 61s for the low on 18 holes with Gerard Kroll shooting 62.
Mike Weber's 35 was the low gross for nine holes. Steve Johnson and Joe Bachan shot 42s.
Chad Ploof and Al Arnoldy shot net 31s and Bob Heldt a 32 for low nets on nine holes.
Tom Tuil and Steve Johnson (hole-in-one) were closest to the hole winners. Indihar and Caughey were closest second shot winners and Mike Stanek made the longest putt.
Eagle's Landing women
Jean Mahling drained the longest putt during women's night June 22 at Eagle's Landing Golf Club.
Laura Newman and Margie Thesing were closest to the pin and Theresa Goble smacked the longest drive.
Fairways at Howard's Barn
Marlene Miller sank the longest putt in the June 14 guest day scramble for the women's league at Howard's Barn.
Miller and Mac Curtis also had chip ins during the June 21 dice game, but it was Curtis, Helen Silva and Gloria Meidinger who claimed first place.
Howard's Barn will host the July 19 Triangle event with Crosswoods and Emily Greens. Check in is 8:30 a.m..
GVL Outing results
Katie Wallace, Jeff Boozell, Candace Prigge and Steve Lesser shot a 35 to win the June 21 Coed Outing at The Preserve at Grand View Lodge.
Doug and Vicki Dypwick teamed with Gene and Carol Lovro to place second. Doreen Robideau, Steph Murrey and Joni Meyer finished third.
Tom and Donna Motzko and Bob and Chris Lee were fourth.
Tom Motzko made the longest putt and Jeff Boozell was closest to the pin.
Chamber tourney
The 27th annual Little Falls Chamber golf outing is scheduled for 11 a.m. July 11 at the Little Falls Country Club.
Teams that register before June 30 receive a $40 discount. The four-person scramble includes; 18-holes of golf, cart, two beverages, boxed lunch, ice cream, door prizes and a steak dinner.
For non-golfers, the steak dinner is $12.
For registration information contact Gina at Little falls Area Chamber of Commerce at 320-632-5155.
Northern Lakes tourney
The Northern Lakes Youth Hockey Association will host its second annual golf tournament 1 p.m. Aug. 28 at Deacon's Lodge in Breezy Point.
To register for the event visit www.northern lakeslightning.com and click on golf registration link on the main page.
Israelson second, Stone, Pilot place
Emily Israelson of The Vintage at Staples and college teammate Sierra Langlie shot a two-day 135 to place second in the 37th Minnesota Women's State Amature Four-Ball championship June 21-22 at Somerby Golf Club.
Israelson-Langlie were six shots off the winners of Sabrine Garrison and Heather Ciskowski.
Savannah Stone of Crosswoods golf Course and teammate Rachel Gray placed fifth with a two-day 141.
Finishing tied for ninth were Claudia Pilot of Grand View Lodge and Brenda Williams.
Holes-in-one
Brian Cameron, St. Cloud, aced the 157-yard 15the hole at Eagle's Landing Golf Club June 20 using a 5-iron.
Steve Johnson, Brainerd, aced the 157-yard 15the hole at Eagle's Landing Golf Club June 23 using a 7-iron.
Upcoming events
June 30: Drive, Chip and Putt Championship qualifier - Cragun's Legacy Courses
July 4: Celebrate America Junior Golf Tournament - Crosswoods
July 5: Charlie's Scramble - Breezy Point's Whitebirch
July 6: Whistling Wolf Jr. Mini Golf Tournament - Crosswoods
July 9: Babe Winkelman's golf Against MS - Cragun's Legacy Courses
July 9: The Izzy Cup - The Vintage at Staples
July 10: 4-person scramble - Whitetail Run
July 11: MGA Senior Men's Tour - Crosswoods
July 11: 27th LIttle Falls Area Chamber - Little Falls Country Club
July 11: Minnesota Junior PGA - Madden's Pine Beach West
July 13: Cuyuna Lakes Chamber - Cuyuna Rolling Hills
July 14: PGA Juniors - Whitetail Run
July 15: Cobber Open Event - Whitetail Run
July 17: Emily Day 9-hole "Go Low" Scramble - Emily Greens
July 21: Team Foundation Benefit - Cragun's Legacy Courses
July 21: Senior Event - Hardwood Hills Golf Course
July 22: MGA Kid's Day - Crosswoods
July 22: Minnesota Teen Challenge Charity event - Grand View Lodge
July 24: Pine River-Backus sports boosters - Black Bear Golf
