Team Byrom Wins 2014 Golf Outing
September 10, 2014
A team consisting of Colby Byrom, Aaron Shanklin, John Perkowski, and Brandon Tylka shot an 18-under 54 to win the 16th Annual Muskingum Watershed Conservancy Foundation Golf Outing, held Thursday, August 14, 2014 at Oak Shadows Golf Club in New Philadelphia. Team Byrom won in a tie-breaker over Team WesBanco in the 35-team scramble.
From left: Colby Byrom, Brandon Tylka, John Perkowski, Aaron Shanklin
Team Winners:
1st Place: Team Byrom (-18)
2nd Place: Team WesBanco (-18)
3rd Place: Team Pissocra Mathias (-11)
4th Place: Team Bible (-10)
Proximity Contest Winners:
Long Putt on Hole 1: Brandon Tylka
Closest to the Pin on Hole 8: Chris Treml
Longest Drive on Hole 10: Josh Weirich
Closest to the Pin on Hole 15: Jeff Kerr
Skins Winners:
Team Byrom – 2 Skins
Team WesBanco – 2 Skins
The event was sponsored by fifteen Gold Sponsors: DLZ Corp., Hull and Associates, W.E. Quicksall and Associates, Beaver Excavating, Chesapeake Energy, Pissocra-Mathias Realty, Hammontree and Associates, MS Consultants, URS, Stantec Consulting Services, KeyBank, WesBanco, Antero Resources, David Bodo & Associates, and Kyler, Pringle, Lundholm & Durmann. In addition, there were 43 hole sponsors. Proceeds from the outing supported the MWCF, a 501(c)3 nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to supporting the mission of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District.
The 17th Annual MWCF Golf Outing will be held on Thursday, August 13, 2015 at Oak Shadows Golf Club. For more details about the MWCF, please visit www.muskingumfoundation.org, or contact Nick Lautzenheiser toll-free at (877) 363-8500 Ext. 2506.
The MWCF is a publicly supported charitable organization initially organized in 1996 that is dedicated to supporting the mission of the MWCD. While the MWCF is completely independent from the MWCD, with its own Board of Trustees, it has developed charitable funds that support improvements and programs on and around MWCD facilities. Since 2004, the MWCF Board of Trustees has awarded over $286,000 for 57 projects in and around the Muskingum Watershed.
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