WICKENHEISER CLASSIC A SUCCESS
The Regina Pats are pleased to announce the 17th Annual Regina Pats Wickenheiser Golf Classic in support of Regina Palliative Care Inc.’s Caring Hearts Camp was a resounding success.
Played Monday, June 16th at the Deer Valley Golf Course, the sold out tournament set a new record for funds raised; bringing in over $12,000 for the Caring Hearts Camp. The event represents a strong start for the Pats new ownership, Anthony Marquart, Todd Lumbard, Gavin Semple, Shaun Semple and Jason Drummond, who were all in attendance. Queen City Sports and Entertainment Group took over operation of the team at the beginning of June.
The Regina Pats thank the Wickenheiser Family for again partnering with the team to put on a great event and the Deer Valley Golf Course for hosting the tournament and providing meals.
The Pats also appreciate the support of sponsors for the day providing activities and prizes for golfers as well as the many who signed up to participate in the tournament.
The team thanks the alumni, past staff and current players who were a part of the tournament this year including the 2014 Champions Dyson Stevenson, Lane Scheidl, Boston Leier and Chandler Stephenson.
Below is a list of alumni, past staff and current players who golfed in this year’s Wickenheiser Classic:
Boston Leier
Dyson Stevenson
Lane Scheidl
Chandler Stephenson
Connor Gay
Mike Sillinger
Nevin Markwart
Dale Derkatch
Tony Vogel
Gord Wappel
Greg Ing
Brad Anderson
Kurt Wickenheiser
Kim MacDougall
Jamie Heward
Todd Lumbard
Jamie Heward
Jared Jagow
Garrett Mitchell
Cam McLellan
Drew Callander
Reid Pedersen
Terry Canning
Brent Parker
Good to see Brent Parker was out there. Brent tried his best, and took a lot of unnecessary criticism for his efforts. He didn't fail; just wasn't as successful as he wanted to be. Brent is a good guy – he gets it…. and will always be part of the Pats Alumni ! Thank You Brent
I agree with the earlier post…Glad to see Mr. Parker support this event. The Pats rich tradition is built on their Alumni. Yes, the Parkers did not please everyone; however, they tried.
Matthew
"He didn't fail; just wasn't as successful as he wanted to be." This is why today everybody gets a participation ribbon, and why people can't cope with reality. There are consequences to actions. A lot of Coaches "didn't fail; just wasn't as successful as he wanted to be.", and were provided with unemployment as a consequence. Sorry, different set up realities and facts. That tenure was a failure plain and simple. I'll also tell you this. This current regime is going to give the guys in place a fair chance. This team doesn't go deep and I mean past the… Read more »
I wonder if your employer allows you the same latitude.