By paNOW Staff

Coben’s long Sr. Lobstick title streak in jeopardy

Jun 6, 2018 | 8:44 PM

Delisle’s Colin Coben has won the past seven Senior Men’s Lobstick tournaments at the Waskesiu Golf Course, but that streak is in jeopardy.

After two of the tournament’s three days, Coben sits in a three-way tie for 10^th along with Waskesiu’s Randy Selin and High River’s Jim Hargeaves at +13. That’s 13 strokes back of the two leaders, West Kelowna’s Glen Erickson and Calgary’s Scott Dutton, who sit at even par after two rounds.

Erickson shot a sterling 66 on Tuesday to kick off the tournament, but followed it up with a 74 on Wednesday. Dutton shot a 69 on Day 1, with a 71 on Day 2.

The rest of the field is over par, starting with Warren Gnam of Medicine Hat who is +4.

The highest ranking players from Prince Albert are Ken Gordon and Martin Ring, who are both tied for 15^th at +15.

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In the Super Senior’s Division, Waskesiu’s Ray Field leads at +6. Jim Scissons and Doug Piper, both from Saskatoon, are both tied for second at +8.

Title winners will be crowned on Thursday at Waskesiu.

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