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Tsalteshi hosts disc golf tourney

Published 6:47 am Sunday, July 26, 2015

Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Kyle McCowan leans into a throw during a disc golf tournament at Tsalteshi Trails on Saturday, July 25.
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Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Kyle McCowan leans into a throw during a disc golf tournament at Tsalteshi Trails on Saturday, July 25.
Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Kyle McCowan leans into a throw during a disc golf tournament at Tsalteshi Trails on Saturday, July 25.
Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Lance Chilton, the youngest competitor in a disc golf tournament at Tsalteshi Trails, concentrates before taking a shot on Saturday, July 25.
Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Disc golf legend Glenn Yamada makes a might throw during a disc golf tournament at Tsalteshi Trails on Saturday, July 25.
Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Kyle McCowan hurls a frisbee during a disc golf tournament at Tsalteshi Trails on Saturday, July 25.
Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Glenn Yamada throws a frisbee at a goal basket during a disc golf tournament at Tsalteshi Trail on Saturday July 25.

Kyle Aber of Soldotna won the Progess Days Disc Golf Tournament on Saturday at the course at Tsalteshi Trails. Aber and Paul Tornow both turned in rounds of 3-under 59. A cardback was then used to separate the two, and Aber’s par on the tough, uphill, par-4 18th hole won the day because Tornow had a bogey on the hole. Glenn Yamada and Scott Johnson both fired rounds of 60, meaning a cardback also was needed for third place. Yamada took third place because he had a par on the par-4 19th hole, while Johnson took a bogey. Kyle McCown finished in fifth place with a 64, while Jeff Helminiak was sixth with a 66 and Lance Chilton was seventh with an 83. The event was put on by the Tsalteshi Trails Association to raise awareness of the 19-hole course, which starts behind the track at Skyview Middle School.