GSOC Tour Challenge Tier 2

Jacqueline Harrison with Janet Murphy at third, Stephanie Matheson and Melissa Foster on the front end wins the 2016 GSOC Tour Challenge Tier 2.

PLAYOFF BRACKET TEAM PROFILE


Final Ranking

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Jacqueline Harrison	$10,000	47.889
2.	Krista McCarville	$8,000	37.627
3.	Karla Thompson	$5,000	29.076
3.	Shannon Kleibrink	$5,000	29.076
5.	Nina Roth	$3,000	20.524
5.	Casey Scheidegger	$3,000	20.524
5.	Joelle Brown	$3,000	20.524
5.	Diane Gushulak	$3,000	20.524

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Event Purse: $50,000

Entry Fee: $800 CDN

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia

Contact

Jennifer Kjell
E: Jennifer.Kjell@rci.rogers.com

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