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BY DILLON TABISH
MONTANA SIDELINES
A ROUNDUP OF LOCAL SPORTS NEWS
Conrad, Newell Win
Fourth of July Titles
Bob Conrad shot the two best rounds of the three-day event en route to victory at the 79th annual Earl Hunt Memorial Fourth of July golf tournament at White- fish Lake Golf Club last weekend.
Conrad, a former pro from Yarrow Point, Washington, carded a 7-under 65 on the opening day and 66 in the final round to finish with a total score of 202. Kalispell’s Logan Lindholm, a talented amateur who consistently dominates the state’s tournament circuit, placed second with 68-68-75 — 211. Ryggs Johnston, a 15-year-old from Libby, placed third with 73-70-69 — 212.
In the women’s tournament, Darah Newell, a Helena native, won by six strokes, shooting 77-72-76 — 225. Lind- say Reeve was second, 79-75-77 —231. Sadie Crippen was third, 72-81-80 — 233.
Whitefish’s Coral Schulz tied for sixth, 78-77-80 — 235.
The Fourth of July tournament is one of the oldest and most competitive events in the state.
79TH ANNUAL EARL HUNT MEMORIAL FOURTH OF JULY TOURNAMENT
WHITEFISH LAKE GOLF CLUB,
PAR 72 FINAL LEADERBOARD
MEN
Bob Conrad 65-71-66 — 202 Logan Lindholm 68-68-75 — 211 Ryggs Johnston 73-70-69 — 212 Cory Mehl 67-76-69 — 212
Byron Olson 74-71-69 — 214 Craig Hurlbert 75-70-71 — 216 Brad Wilder 68-76-73 — 217 Ryan Porch 71-70-76 — 217
Mark Mance 71-76-71 — 218
Robb Bergeson 79-71-68 — 218 Sam Krause 71-75-73 — 219
Kyle Mossfeldt 74-73-75 — 222 Justin Dorr 69-80-73 — 222 Ryan Swagar 73-74-75 — 222 Logan Iverson 73-72-78 — 223 Spencer Williams 74-70-79 — 223 Jon Johnstone 69-78-76 — 223 Larry Iverson 73-75-75 — 223
WOMEN
Coral Schulz 78-77-80 — 235 Haylee Folkvord 73-75-87 — 235 Carly McNaughton 78-77-81 — 236 Marcy Holt 79-83-75 — 237
Laura Cahill 87-85-79 — 251 Sarah Moodie 89-82-82 — 253 Chelsea Ray 86-98-87 — 271
Erin Tabish 94-94-103 — 291
Reilly Suffers Knee Injury in CFL Opener
Mike Reilly, a 2003 Flathead High School graduate and the quarterback of the Edmonton Eskimos, suffered a knee injury in the season-opener on June 27 and will miss 10-12 weeks, according to the team.
Medical tests confirmed Reilly sus- tained a torn posterior cruciate ligament (PCL), a partially torn medial collateral ligament (MCL) and a medial meniscal tear in his left knee. The estimated recov- ery time is approximately 10-12 weeks, the organization said.
Reilly suffered the injury in the fourth quarter of Edmonton’s game against the Toronto Argonauts in Ft. McMurray.
“Losing Mike would be a blow to any team,” Eskimos general manager Ed Her- vey told the Edmonton Sun last week. “Any team losing a quarterback is a blow. He’s not just a football player. We care about all the players here and when you see one of them go down, it’s about how you overcome it.”
Reilly has carved out an impressive career in the CFL. The 6-foot-3, 230- pound QB is in his sixth season and was entering his third as Edmonton’s starter. He completed 16-of-28 passes for 170 yards and one touchdown and also rushed five times for 31 yards before being injured in the opener.
Last year he started 15 of the team’s 17 games and guided Edmonton to a 12-6 record in the regular season. but was unable to finish due to a foot injury. He threw for 3,327 yards, completing 288- of-446 passes with 16 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. He also recorded 79 car- ries for 616 yards and eight touchdowns.
In the West Final against Calgary, he completed 20-of-33 passes for 216 yards with two touchdowns and one intercep- tion before leaving with a foot injury. Calgary won 43-18, but Reilly received notoriety for his gutty performance. He was named to the West Division All-Star Team. The last two seasons his peers named him the toughest player in the CFL.
He started all 18 games in 2013 after being traded to Edmonton from B.C.
Darah Newell 77-72-76 — 225
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Sadie Crippen 72-81-80 — 233
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Lauren Hausauer 77-77-80 — 234
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Maggie Crippen 77-82-75 — 234
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