Grand Haven Croquet players bring home top awards in regional competitions

Several players have finished in first place in their categories.

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  • | 11:40 a.m. November 5, 2021
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by: Grand Haven Croquet Club

Grand Haven croquet players continue to triumph in competitions in the Southeast Region in September and October. From sanctioned tournaments hosted in Bald Head Island, North Carolina, to Ponte Vedra and West Palm Beach, Florida, Grand Haven competitors brought home awards.

Recent results:

  • Kathy Gamble, First Place; First Flight in Bald Head Island, Golf Croquet Open Championship
  • Patti Paukovich, NEFCC (Northeast FL Croquet Club) Fall Golf Croquet Open, First Place Doubles Bowl Finalist in Ponte Vedra
  • Nancy Crouch and Mijai Pagano, First Place, First Flight in Doubles play at the United States Croquet Association 6-Wicket Nationals Tournament in West Palm Beach in October
  • Dave Paukovich, NEFCC Fall Golf Croquet Open, First Place Doubles, Plate Finalist in Ponte Vedra
  • Nancy Crouch wins First Place, First Flight at the United States Croquet Association 6-Wicket Nationals Tournament in West Palm Beach in October
  • NEFCC American Rules Tournament at The Ponte Vedra Croquet Club in September: Margaret Matuszak representing Grand Haven (1st Place first flight) – Margaret also took home 1st place in doubles competition
  • Dave Paukovich of Grand Haven takes home 2nd place in doubles at the NEFCC tournament at The Ponte Vedra Croquet Club
  • NEFCC American Rules Tournament at The Ponte Vedra Croquet Club in September: Marsha Cargill representing Grand Haven (2nd Place championship flight singles)

 

 

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