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I had some great shots and some not-so-great shots but I am looking forward to working on my game, my mental game and working to defend my title again next year!” said Stasiuk when asked about winning her fourth straight title.Ĭongratulation to Willis and Dave Holman (ParaGolf Ontario) on finishing first in the Men’s Net Stableford division and Tess Trojan (Golf Canada Club – Ontario) in the Women’s Net Stableford. I want to thank Woodington Lakes Golf Course it is a good test for my game. “I am very fortunate to win my fourth Ontario Disability Championship. Pushka crawled up the leaderboard, shooting three birdies to lock into the third position. Willis, who started today’s round on top and still had a magnificent showing in this tournament. Chris Willis (RedCrest Golf Club) came in second overall, finishing with a 2-under (142) score and Krystian Pushka (Beverly Golf & Country Club) in third, shooting a plus-9 (153). Stasiuk entered the day’s round on top and never let it go, finishing with a plus-33 score (177).īarkley played the whole day consistently, shooting three birdies and an eagle on the 17th hole.

Things heated up on the course as Barkley fought back from second place going into the round and fired a stellar 5-under (139) to win it.

She offers up advice for aging runners and how to take care of your body while training for long distances.Īlso, Scotty discusses the March issue of UltraRunning Magazine with editor Amy Clark.Tottenham, ON – An electrifying final day at Woodington Lake Golf Club as both Kurtis Barkley (Cedar Glen Golf Course) and Natasha Stasiuk (Heron Point Golf Links) win their fourth Ontario Disability Championship in a row. As a competitive ultrarunner in her 50s with over 180 ultra finishes under her belt, Bev has taken on some of the most difficult races in North America. New URM host Scotty Sandow sits down with Bev to discuss her experience running The Last Annual Heart of the South Road Race in Tennessee (and gourmet gas station food) and how she recovered from being injured prior to Jed Smith. After suffering from overtraining syndrome and briefly being unable to even walk, Bev rebounded to finish with an American and Canadian age group record. Beverley Anderson-Abbs is a recent winner of the Jed Smith 50-miler in Sacramento, CA.

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