Community sports briefs 9/8/15

Horrell cards ace at Kimbeland

Linda Horrell of Gordonville recently sank her first hole-in-one at Kimbeland Country Club.

Horrell used a 7-wood to ace No. 6, a par 3 playing 134 yards. Witnesses were Jim Horrell, Ed Arnzen and JoAnn Arnzen.

Bozzay wins event at Dalhousie

Terry Bozzay won the Match Play vs. Par at Dalhousie Golf Club (18-hole net) with a 4-up score.

Ken Swinford placed second at 2-up, while Charlie Puls was third at all-square.

Dohogne team wins Counseling Center event

The team of Danny Dohogne, Brian Brown, Jeff Unterreiner and Keith Brugger won A flight at the recent Community Counseling Center Foundation Golf Tournament at Cape Girardeau County Club.

Finishing second in the scramble event was John Harding, Chris Edmonds and Tim Westover.

Nick Burger, Dominique Harter, Ryan Valencia and Neil Glass won B flight.

Closest-to-the-hole winners were Brugger (No. 6) and Nelson Ringer (No. 11). Sherre Simmons and Scott Hubbard won the longest drives.

Bent Creek to host Fall Classic on Oct. 2

Bent Creek will host its annual two-man Fall Classic on Oct. 2. It is a flighted 27-hole tournament that will feature three formats. The event is limited to 50 teams. Entry is $120 a team, which includes lunch. Info: 243-6060, bentcreekgc.com.

Jaycee will hold Senior Scramble on Sept. 24

Cape Jaycee Municipal Golf Course will host its annual two-man Senior Scramble on Sept. 24.

The tournament is open to individuals, ages 60 and over. Cost is $80 per team, which includes lunch. The tournament is open to the first 40 teams. Info: 334-2031, cityofcape.org/golf.

Pickleball Club to have sign-up meeting

The SEMO Pickleball Club is holding a membership drive noon to 3:30 p.m. Sept. 27 at the Osage Centre. Anyone who wants to watch, learn or play pickleball can stop by and watch a game, receive a free lesson or play. Info: Rex Riepe, 618-697-1955.

-- From staff reports