Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Maine’s 2021 Kennebec Valley Golf Fore Kids’ Sake raised $48,300 to benefit school and community-based mentoring services for children in Kennebec and Somerset counties. The first place gross team, from left, included Travis Frautten, Paul Collins, Matt Worthen and Sean Rankin of Bank of New Hampshire. Photo by Mark Haskell
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Maine’s 2021 Kennebec Valley Golf Fore Kids’ Sake raised $48,300 to benefit school and community-based mentoring services for children in Kennebec and Somerset counties. Twenty teams competed in the annual golf tournament, held Sept. 3 at Belgrade Lakes Golf Club.
Tournament winners are as follows.
First Place Gross: Travis Frautten, Paul Collins, Matt Worthen and Sean Rankin (Bank of New Hampshire)
The second place gross team, from left, included Scott MacCheyne, Todd Beacham, Mike Frautten and Mike Wilson of Great Falls Holdings. Photo by Mark Haskell
2nd Place Gross: Scott MacCheyne, Todd Beacham, Mike Frautten and Mike Wilson (Great Falls Holdings)
The first place net team, from left, included Jason Brown, John Smith, Andy Dionne and Tim Borelli of MaineGeneral Health. Photo by Mark Haskell
First Place Net: Andy Dionne, Tim Borelli, John Smith and Jason Brown (MaineGeneral Health)
The second place net team, from left, included Jake Coan, Ngoni Ditma, Randall Anderson and Lucas Worell of Cornerstone Insurance. Photo by Mark Haskell
Second Place Net: Jake Coan, Ngoni Ditma, Randall Anderson and Lucas Worell (Cornerstone Insurance)
Contest Winners
Longest Drive (Mens): David Chayer
Longest Drive (Womens): Jessica Smart
Closest to Pin (Mens): Matt Loubier
Closest to Pin (Womens): Nicole Labbe
Putting Contest: Bob Gatof
Chipping Contest: Shad West
Kennebec Valley Golf Fore Kids’ Sake is sponsored by Kennebec Savings Bank (Presenting Sponsor); G&E Roofing, Cives Steel Company and Skowhegan Savings (Major Sponsors); Darlings, Central Maine Motors Auto Group, Sprague & Curtis, Lajoie Bros., New Hampshire Bank and Great Falls Holdings (Scoreboard Sponsors); and SAPPI, InterMed and Mr. Bob Gatof (Lunch Sponsors).
The organization’s long-standing youth mentoring programs pair children, ages 5-14 (Littles) with caring, responsible role models (Bigs) in one-to-one friendships in Androscoggin, Kennebec, Knox, Lincoln, Penobscot, Somerset and Waldo counties. By partnering with parents, volunteers and local organizations, children in the program have higher aspirations, greater confidence, develop better relationships, avoid risky behaviors and achieve educational success.
For information about enrolling a child in a mentoring program, or becoming a volunteer or mentor, call 236-BBBS (2227), email info@bbbsmidmaine.org or visit bbbsmidmaine.org.
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