The overall tournament winners, from left: Hallie Dubia, Kathy Taylor, Susan Martin and Pat Weeks, pictured with WCD Boys & Girls Club of Jamestown Vice President and Tournament Chair Eric Maloney. Submitted photo
The first place net team champions, from left: Andrea Titus, Laurie Collingwood, Patty Chapman and Andrea Waddington, are pictured with Eric Maloney, representing Albatross sponsor Weber Knapp. The team holds the Virginia F. “Ginny” Lind Memorial Trophy. Lind was a founding organizer of the tournament and a dedicated board member of the Boys & Girls Club, advocating for youth for over 30 years. Submitted Photo
BUSTI – The 38th annual Winifred Crawford Dibert Boys & Girls Club of Jamestown women’s team tournament was recently held at South Hills Country Club.
First place in the overall ranking went to the team consisting of Hallie Dubia, Susan Martin, Kathy Taylor and Pat Weeks, which had won the tournament several times in previous years.
The team consisting of Andrea Waddington, Laurie Collingwood, Patty Chapman and Andrea Titus took first place in the net points.
The tournament’s signature albatross sponsor is Weber Knapp. Ahlstrom Schaeffer Electric and Allied Alarm Services were Eagle Sponsors. Birdie Sponsors were Barton Tool, Hope’s Windows, Liberty Steel and UBS. Stuart Tool & Die was a Par Sponsor.
All proceeds from this long-standing annual tournament benefit youth programming at the WCD Boys & Girls Club of Jamestown.
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The overall tournament winners, from left: Hallie Dubia, Kathy Taylor, Susan Martin and Pat Weeks, pictured with WCD Boys & Girls Club of Jamestown Vice President and Tournament Chair Eric Maloney. Submitted photo
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The first place net team champions, from left: Andrea Titus, Laurie Collingwood, Patty Chapman and Andrea Waddington, are pictured with Eric Maloney, representing Albatross sponsor Weber Knapp. The team holds the Virginia F. “Ginny” Lind Memorial Trophy. Lind was a founding organizer of the tournament and a dedicated board member of the Boys & Girls Club, advocating for youth for over 30 years. Submitted Photo
