Provincial Golf Championships
Their is no admision to attend.
Spectators are welcome but must not interfere with play and can not provide any advice or assistant to athletes throughout the round.
Welcome
Welcome!
On behalf of the MHSAA and member schools, welcome to the Provincial High School Golf Championships. The golf season comes to a conclusion for over 1,100 student athletes, from across Manitoba. Congratulations for achieving your goal of advancing to the Provincials.
We would like to extend a special thanks to Jeremy Winslow and all the volunteers for convening this championship as well as the Minnewasta Golf & Country Club for hosting the provincials.
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank our major corporate partners, Dairy Farmers of Manitoba, Manitoba’s Credit Unions, Boston Pizza, Hudl, Payworks, Manitoba Hydro, Lucious Orange, and Sport Manitoba.
We hope that everyone has a great day, a great round, makes new friends, and achieves their personal best.
Congratulations and best of luck.
Chad Falk
Executive Director
PACE OF PLAY
If you find your group is falling behind in pace please keep these tips in mind:
- You have 40 seconds to hit your shot. That time starts when you have approached your ball and it is your turn to play.
- Included in your 40 seconds, lining up your shot, measuring distance and practice swings.
Please be ready to play when it is your turn. - You may play ready golf, if you need to hit out of turn while waiting for another player, you may do so. Tell your fellow competitors that you are hitting.
- You should always be monitoring your position based on the group in front of you - NEVER BEHIND YOU.
- If there is any question as to whether a ball may be lost, please hit a provisional.
- The Rules of Golf allow a maximum of five minutes to search for a lost ball, although you do not have to take the entire 5 minutes.
- If you loose a ball or have required the assistance of a Rules Official, you are responsible for your group to get back into position based on the group ahead of you.
- Watch placement of your golf bag so that walking back and forth is kept to a minimum..
Re - capping the previous holes score should only be done as you are walking to the next tee and/or waiting for the group in front of you to tee off. - If you have any questions on pace of play, please see a Golf staff or Rules Official
Award Winners
Boys Low Individual
1. Ryder St. Laurent - Gabrielle Roy 72*
2. Payne Wood - St. Paul's 72
3. Ty Brewster - Steinbach Regional 74
Girls Low Individual
1. Jewel Lafleche - Jeanne Sauve 87
2. Erin Nowicki - Jeanne Sauve 88
3. Madison Karpowicz - St. Mary's Academy 94
Team Results:
Girls:
1. College Jeanne Sauve - 304
2. St. Mary's Academy - 305
3. Portage Collegiate - 329
4. Morden - 339
5. Hamiota - 356
6. Stonewall - 356
7. Miles Macdonell - 364
8. Dauphin - 411
9. Virden - 462
Boys:
1. Dauphin Regional - 233
2. St. Paul's - 237*
3. Steinbach Regional - 237
4. JH Bruns - 246
5. Roseau Valley (Dominion City) - 248
6. River East - 250
7. Vincent Massey (Bdn) - 263
8. Pilot Mound - 264
9. Stonewall - 264
10. Birtle - 269
11. Virden - 270
12. Morden - 273
13. Neepawa - 305
14. R.D. Parker (Thompson) - 323
*Winner based on tie breaker
Games
No Games Scheduled
Teams
| Team | Zone | |
|---|---|---|
 | Neepawa Tigers | Zone 7 |
 | Stonewall Rams | Zone 5 |
 | Dauphin Clippers | Zone 8 |
 | Birtle Falcons | Zone 10 |
 | Morden Thunder | Host |
 | Vincent Massey (Bdn) Vikings | Zone 15 |
 | J.H. Bruns Broncos Boys Golf | SCAC - Zone 2 |
 | St. Paul's (Wpg) Crusaders | WWAC - Zone 3 |
 | Pilot Mound Pilots | Zone 6 |
 | R.D. Parker Collegiate Trojans | Zone 11 |
 | Roseau Valley Raiders | Zone 4 |
 | River East Kodiaks | KPAC - Zone 14 |
 | Virden Golden Bears | Zone 9 |
 | Erickson Eagles * | Zone 8 |
 | Rossburn Raiders * | Zone 10 |
 | Gabrielle-Roy Les Roys * | Zone 13 |
 | St. Maurice Patriots | Zone 12 |
 | Ashern Cobras * | Zone 5 |
 | Steinbach Regional Sabres | Zone 13 |
 | Sanford Sabres * | Zone 4 |
Games
No Games Scheduled
Teams
| Team | Zone | |
|---|---|---|
| Stonewall Rams | Zone 5 |
 | Hamiota Huskies | Zone 10 |
| Dauphin Clippers | Zone 8 |
| Morden Thunder | Zone 4 |
 | Miles Macdonell Buckeyes | KPAC - Zone 14 |
| R.D. Parker Collegiate Trojans | Zone 11 |
 | Jeanne-Sauve Olympiens | SCAC - Zone 2 |
 | Portage Collegiate Saints | Zone 14 |
| Virden Golden Bears | Zone 9 |
-c_50x50.png){kind=logo} | Reston Tigers * | Zone 9 |
 | St. Mary's Flames St. Mary's Academy | WWAC - Zone 3 |
 | Balmoral Hall Blazers * | Zone 12 |
Championship Information
Location: Minnewasta Golf & Country Club
Morden, MB
204-822-4992
Carts - We will provide carts for the coaches to follow groups if required.
Tee times for practice rounds are subject to availability and would be at the cost of the school.
If players are needing a push cart, please let them know to bring their own!!!
Each teacher supervisor will be assigned to a minimum of one group, potentially two, which they will accompany throughout the round. The teacher supervisor will be responsible for ensuring adherence to the rules, addressing any questions, and verifying scores with athletes after each hole. The golf course has graciously offered the use of power carts for teacher supervisors who wish to utilize them while following their assigned groups. Please be advised that athletes may be shuttled to and from their starting and ending holes; however, they must walk and carry their own clubs during the round.
After the round, each athlete will receive a meal consisting of a large slice of pizza, chips, and a drink. Following the meal, the awards ceremony will take place. All athletes are required to remain until the conclusion of the awards ceremony. Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase in the pro shop throughout the day.
Rules & Regulations
ENTRIES: Each zone is permitted to enter one (1) girls team and one (1) boys team. Each boys and girls team shall consist of a minimum of three (3) members to a maximum of four (4) members, from the same school. If the top individual scorer for the zone is not a member of the zone winning team, then the zone will also be permitted to enter that top individual boy (1) and girl (1). To be eligible to participate in the MHSAA Provincial Golf Championships, golfers must shoot a score under double par for the course at their zone championship.
FORMAT: The boys and girls provincial competition will be a team competition. A team score shall be compiled using the best three (3) gross scores of each player. There shall be one (1) boys team and one (1) girls team crowned Provincial Champions.
Ties: In the case of a tie, for any medal or individual position, matching scorecards will be used. All golfers on the team will have their scores considered in each step of the matching scorecard procedure. The winner will be determined on the compiled basis of the best three scores for the last nine holes. If the tying teams have the same score for the last nine, the winner will be determined on the basis of the last 6 holes, then the last three holes, and finally the 18th hole.
Foursomes will consist of golfers chosen at random.
Registration will be from 9:00 am to 10:00 am.
Opening ceremonies begin at 10:00 am.
Shotgun start will be at 10:30 am
RULES: The playing rules of Golf Canada and local rules as proclaimed by the host club shall govern the competition. Special playing rules approved by the MHSAA will take precedence over rules in the official rulebook.
The tournament shall be one (1) round of 18 holes of stroke play competition.
In MHSAA zone and provincial competition, caddies are not allowed. Players may not communicate with spectators (this includes coaches, parents, etc.) during play.
There will be a 12-stroke maximum per hole.
Local rules will be distributed to participants prior to tee off.
Conduct: Participants are warned that conduct deemed to be unsportsmanlike or unacceptable (e.g. club throwing, swearing or damaging golf course property, etc.) may result in disqualification and possible fine of up to $1000.
Alcohol/Drugs: Any athlete, coach, manager, or other school member caught consuming or in possession of any illegal drugs or alcohol, before or after the competition will cause the TEAM to be automatically suspended from the competition and fined $200. No smoking permitted on course or in clubhouse.
Dress Code:
- no muscle shirts
- shirts with sleeves must be worn
- no hockey or football jerseys
- no jeans, or jean shorts will be allowed on the course
- hats must be in school colors or a single solid color. Only school logos and manufacturers' logos are permitted on the hats.
Coaches should be advised that if the uniform rule is not adhered to, they may be fined up to $200 and be placed on probation. (Probation being that: if the school violates the infraction again, the school may be fined $200 and may be suspended from all MHSAA activities.) Advertising on uniforms must adhere to guidelines as outlined in the MHSAA Handbook.
AWARDS: All teams are expected to stay for the presentation of the awards. Teams may be fined for not being present for the awards.
Awards will be presented to the top three (3) teams in the male and female categories (5 per team). In addition, the top female and male individual scores will be recognized. Provincial Banners are awarded in the team category only.
SUPERVISION: At all MHSAA Provincial Championships, interzone and wildcard games, participants must have a teacher from the school division in attendance as a supervisor, or they will not be allowed to compete. In individual sports where it may be unrealistic for one teacher to accompany one student, the zone may designate teacher supervisors for athletes. This must be a written request, signed by each principal involved, and approved by the MHSAA, well in advance. The designated teacher supervisor should have a copy of the letter with them during the championship.
Teachers employed in the school division where they are coaching a team, may be the supervisor for that team. The responsibility rests with the school to ensure that supervisor(s) are fully acquainted with all MHSAA rules, regulations, and consequences. Violation of this rule may result in a fine up to a maximum of $200.
Teacher Supervisor Responsibility: each teacher supervisor will be scheduled to accompany a foursome for every hole to assist in the accuracy of the scores. A mutual agreement must be attained at the end of each hole with the foursome and the teacher supervisor. The teacher supervisor will be in charge of each scorecard.
INCLEMENT WEATHER PROCEDURE: The MHSAA, in cases of severe weather disruptions, may have to make decisions as to the possible rescheduling of Provincial Championships. MHSAA decisions will be based on Environment Canada Weather reports, the Manitoba Highway reports and weather conditions at the host site.
Information on possible schedule changes will be posted on the host website between 6:30 and 7:00 am on the day of the Championship. Schools will also be emailed any changes. In case of inclement weather, schools should refrain from traveling to Provincial Championships until they receive notification from the MHSAA Assistant Executive Director with instructions and updated scheduling. Schools deciding to travel prior to receiving notification from MHSAA Assistant Executive Director do so at their own risk and will be responsible for their travel and hotel costs, should the event be postponed or changed.
Many schools travel to Provincial Championships on the day prior to the championship beginning. In cases where most schools are already at the host site, the convenor along with MHSAA assistant director will try to modify schedules to accommodate teams that will be arriving later due to weather conditions.