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Wiebe finishes 7th at Nationals
October 23, 2005

Competing in her first national championship, Josie Wiebe represented BC well by earning a 7th place finish at the CCAA Ping National Championships.

Through three days of competition at Fox Glen Golf and Country Club (Windsor, Ontario), Wiebe shot a 84-87-84 for a three day total of 255, 17 strokes behind the tournament champion, Sara-Maude Juneau of Quebec. 

In a field of 19 other competitors, Wiebe was also recognized as the women's longest drive champion.

Name Gender Rank College Conf. Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Gross
Juneau, Sara-Maude F 1 Champlain St. Lawrence QSSF 84 77 77 238
Van Every, Julie F 1 Georgian OCAA 76 84 82 242
Charron, Michelle F 1 St. Clair OCAA 78 83 82 243
Brown, Stephanie F 1 Durham OCAA 80 83 81 244
Price, Carly F 2 St. Clair OCAA 87 81 85 253
Salvian, Hillary F 1 Humber OCAA 87 83 84 254
Wiebe, Jocelyn F 1 Columbia Bible College BCCAA 84 87 84 255
Berretta, Kristin F 1 John Abbott QSSF 88 87 83 258
Drolet, Alexi F 2 Champlain St. Lawrence QSSF 81 94 85 260
Caldwell, Brittany F 2 Durham OCAA 87 84 91 262
Hill, Kate F 3 Durham OCAA 87 95 82 264
Whelan, Nicole F 2 Humber OCAA 89 89 93 271
Kay, Kim F 3 Georgian OCAA 91 91 98 280
Nepoose, Daryl Lynn F 1 Red Deer ACAC 94 96 96 286
Campbell, Carrie F 2 Red Deer ACAC 99 98 89 286
Hannan, Meagan F 2 Georgian OCAA 95 100 96 291
Deacon, Jennifer F 3 Humber OCAA 101 98 101 300
Abbott, Ashely F 3 St. Clair OCAA 105 115 108 328
Baryluk - Alt, Katherine F 4 Humber OCAA 120 124 131 375

Wiebe off to CCAA Golf Nationals
October 18, 2005

Josie Wiebe, the women's golf champion from B.C., departed today for St. Clair College (Windsor, Ontario) to compete in the PING 2005 CCAA National Champions.

Wiebe (right) receiving her provincial gold medal
Wiebe will be competing in a field with 20 other players from across Canada. She will have a chance to learn about the course during her practice round on Wednesday, October 20 before she begins competition on Thursday. 

Hosted by St. Clair College and held at the Fox Glen Golf and Country Club, the tournament will be contested over three rounds of golf, ie. 54 holes, on Thursday 20th, Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd of October.

This is the first golf national championship for Wiebe and for Columbia.  "Josie and her coach (Herman Wiebe) have worked hard all season and we are excited for them," commented CBC Athletic Director Tim Demant.  "Playing at a National Championship of this calibre is a great honour and opportunity."

Some of the top collegiate golfers will come from all over Canada to play in the annual tournament, now in its 5th year. The field will include over 80 male golfers and over 20 female golfers.

Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA)
Humber College – Etobicoke
Niagara College – Welland
Fanshawe College – London
Durham College – Oshawa
Algonquin College – Ottawa
St. Clair College – Windsor
Georgian College – Barrie
Sir Sandford Fleming College – Peterborough
Sir Sandford Fleming College – Lindsay
St. Lawrence College – Kingston
Conestoga College – Kitchener

Fédération québécoise du sport étudiant (FQSE)
Dawson College – Montréal
Collège Champlain St. Lawrence – Ste-Foy
John Abbott College – Ste. Anne-de-Bellevue

Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC)
Red Deer College – Red Deer

British Columbia Colleges Athletic Association (BCCAA)
University College of the Fraser Valley – Abbotsford
Columbia Bible College – Abbotsford
Malaspina University College – Nanaimo
College of the Rockies - Cranbrook

"On the female side, defending National Champions from Champlain College will have a younger look but should still be strong contenders in pursuit of their 2nd title. Coming off their first ever OCAA Championship in their school’s history, Durham College must be considered a strong contender to take the title. The Humber Hawks and a strong St. Clair College, also from Ontario, will be looking to knock off the champions from 2004. St. Clair College and Fox Glen are excited about hosting the event and are looking forward to the week; their goal is to leave a lasting impression on the participants," noted Mike Duggan, CCAA National Golf Convenor. 

For up to minute results, please click here.

(Contributions from the CCAA)

Wiebe takes 1st Place
September 26, 2005

Josie Wiebe continued her consistent play this past weekend at the College of the Rockies Golf Tournament.

Wiebe shot an opening round 81 followed by a second round 82 to place first overall in the women's division with a two day total 163.  Bronwyn Foote of UCFV finished second with score of 207.

The tournament was hosted by College of the Rockies and played at Bootleg Gap Golf in Kimberley, BC.

Last weekend, Wiebe finished second at the Camosun College tournament after a two day total of 174.

Tournament Scores - September 24 & 25

Women:

Josie Wiebe CBC 81 82 163 Low Overall Female
Bronwyn Foote UCFV 99 108 207
Jordana Jmieff Selkirk 115 129 244
Laura Naydiuk UCFV 139 135 274

 

Men's:

Gerry Patrick Selkirk 71 73 144 Low Overall Male (Exhibition Team)
Brad Clapp Camosun 77 69 146 Low Overall Male (League Player)
Brett Craigen Malaspina 70 77 147
Josh Sutton COTR 72 76 148
Kyle Hewitt Malaspina 75 75 150
Lee Darnbrough Kwantlen 71 80 151
Lee Zirk COTR 75 79 154
Mark Kitts Malaspina 80 74 154
Brett Bodechon Camosun 74 81 155
Ryan Puska Malaspina 79 76 155
Kyle Williams Kwantlen 78 78 156
Eric Smith Camosun 79 78 157
Mike Douthwright Camosun 82 77 159
Anthony Cupidio COTR 81 79 160
Adam Fraser Malaspina 77 84 161
Paul Hickey UCFV 85 77 162
Vic Sundar Kwantlen 81 82 163
Corey Timar UCFV 86 78 164
Kyle McMurray UCFV 84 80 164
Darren Gervais COTR 8