Community sports briefs 8/17

Glastetter, Pobst win horseshoe event

Darren Glastetter and Amy Pobst won the recent 17-team event held by the SEMO Horseshoe Association at Schindler's Tavern in New Hamburg, Missouri.

Derek Ressel and Lachelle Cook placed second. Jake Kluesner and Kittle Prindle took third.

Mike Davault and Carolyn Schreckenberg won the 18-team competition at the Oran Knights of Columbus. Ron Legrand and John Keller finished runner-up. Randy Grady and Rick Garland placed third.

Giebler, Connell win par-3 contest

Brevin Giebler and Jack Connell Jr. won the par-3 best ball tournament at Dalhousie Golf Club.

The pair posted a 24, finishing two shots ahead of Jack Connell Sr. and Jerimiah Yerton. Rick Dobbs and Steve Birk finished third at 27.

Brent Keller finished first in the shootout, while Giebler was second and Clay Crosson was third.

Clay claims point event at Dalhousie

Jim Clay won the point series event -- match play vs. par handicapped -- at Dalhousie Golf Club with a plus-7 total in a scorecard playoff.

Ken Asher also finished at plus-7. Jeff DeWitt was third at plus-6, Pat Evans fourth at plus-4 and Terry Bozzay fifth at plus-3.

Kiefner wins WGA handicap tournament

Luanne Kiefner won the Women's Golf Association's handicap tournament at Cape Girardeau Country Club.

Mary Ellen Bean finished second, while Judi Brey was third.

Janet White won the nine-hole division, with Mary Alice Regenhardt taking second.

Closest-to-the-hole winners were Bean (Nos. 2, 6), Kathy Morris (No. 8) and Kiefner (No. 13). Bean had the longest putt, while Kathy Morris (red) and Janet White (pink) won the longest-drive competition.

-- From staff reports