BC Summer Games

July 21, 2012
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Round Two Recap

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Curtis Chan Holds On For Win; Rachel Shi Captures Girls’; Zone 6 Takes Team Competition

Surrey, British Columbia–Curtis Chan of Richmond held off a late rally by Connor McLellan of Chilliwack and Diego San Pedro to take the 2012 BC Summer Games gold medal for boys’. Both San Pedro and McLellan finished two-strokes back of Chan who fired an impressive two-day total of even par after two straight rounds of 72. San Pedro had two rounds in a row at 73 whereas McLellan was able to put together a -3, 69 final round to leapfrog a number of other medal hopefuls en route to the podium and a shared silver medal.

On the girls side, Rachel Shi of Vancouver took the coveted gold medal by two strokes over silver medalist Kathy Lim of Langley and eventual bronze medal winner Michelle Kim of Surrey. Shi strung together three birdies in a row to post the second round 74 for a 150 total.

In the Zone competition, Zone 6 Vancouver Island beat out Zones 3 and 5 for the gold medals. At a score of -24, Zone 6 had a five stroke margin of victory.

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Round One Recap

Curtis Chan and Michelle Kim Lead by One at BC Summer Games
Zone 6 Vancouver Island leads team competition

Surrey, British Columbia– After round one of the 2012 BC Summer Games, Richmond’s Curtis Chan and Surrey’s Michelle Kim are ahead of their competitors by one stroke after posting 72 and 75, respectively.

Being played at Hazelmere Golf and Country Club, the Summer Games features a 36-hole individual stroke play competition as well as a 36-hole net team competition.

Sitting in tied for second, only one stroke back of Chan on the boys’ side is Diego San Pedro of Richmond, Marcus Brown of Surrey and Vancouver’s James Hunter. In the girls division, Kim leads Langley’s Kathy Lim and Vancouver’s Rachel Shi. In solo fourth is Annie Lee of Surrey.

The team from Zone 6 carries a four shot lead into the last day of competition over Zone 3 Fraser Valley. A number of other Zones are well within reach of the leaders as the second and final round promises to be entertaining.

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Surrey 2012 BC Summer Games 
Hazelmere Golf and Country Club hosts 36-hole golf competition July 20-21, 2012

Richmond, British Columbia (BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLF)-The Surrey 2012 BC Summer Games are heading to Hazelmere Golf and Country Club on July 19-22, 2012.

Hosts of the golf portion of the Games, Hazelmere G&CC will have the pleasure of seeing 56 athletes, both male and female ages 12-16, walk their fairways in the hopes of capturing a gold medal.

Representing all eight zones in British Columbia, athletes will be competing in 36-hole stroke play competitions based on their gender, with the top three being honoured with gold, silver and bronze medals. Athletes will also be competing in mixed zone team competitions over the course of play. All athletes are attending the Games by way of qualifying through various zone competitions.

Opening and Closing Ceremonies will take place at Holland Park for all 2,600 athletes participating in the Games. Competition begins on Friday at 8:30am and will conclude on Saturday afternoon.

The BC Summer and Winter Games are two of the largest multi-sport Games in B.C. and in Canada, bringing together young developing athletes from every region of the province. While competition is its backbone, at its heart are the spirit of competition, camaraderie and friendship, teamwork, and the setting of goals for individual and community excellence. Past Summer Games participants include Team Canada’s Christine Wong of Richmond who recently won the B.C. Women’s Amateur and Port Coquitlam’s Anica Yoo who just past week captured the B.C. Junior Girls’ Championship, also a member of Team Canada.

Opened in 1962, Hazelmere G&CC has long been a staple of quality golf in the British Columbia. Following a renovation in 2003 to its practice facility, Hazelmere G&CC has vaulted itself into a prized Lower Mainland gem that will be a worthy test for the Games athletes.

For further detail on news, results and tee times, please visit the BC Summer Games website hereand the British Columbia Golf website here.

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For media inquiries:

Lia Threlfall
Communications Manager
BC Games
250-812-3887
liat@bcgames.org

Christopher McGrath
Manager, Communications and Marketing
British Columbia Golf
604 346 8003
chris.mcgrath@bcga.org

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