EAST GULL LAKE — The team of Catherine Nguyen, Chloe Baker and Ronia Gramer captured the team title Tuesday, Aug. 11, during Women’s Night at Madden’s Resort.
Melissa Shepherd was closest to the pin using a hickory golf club. Tiffany Trana hit the longest drive with a hickory club and Tara Pavek made the longest putt with a hickory putter.
Next week’s Women’s Night, will be the final of the season and will be a Pro’s Choice Game on the Pine Beach West Course 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug.18.
BLAINE — The Xolos Academy FC MN 19U girls team won the 19U Silver bracket at the 2026 Target USA Cup July 14-18 at the National Sports Center in Blaine.
The team went 5-0-1 in six games with wins over St. Paul Blackhawks, HEADS United, Fusion SC, Chicago City and Shakopee SA. The team played a scoreless draw against Centennial SC.
Brainerd’s Linsay Hunt, Kahlan Johnson and Chloe Patrick play on the team as do Little Falls’ Ellyse Freudenrich, Harper Moore and Rhiya Sherwood.
The Xolos Academy FC MN 19U girls team won the 2026 Target USA Cup on July 14-18 in Blaine.
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