Men’s league first half golf standings

Published on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 3:35 PM MDT

The first half of the men’s golf league is complete and the top three teams have qualified for the play-offs at year end. The standings are as follows:

First: Stockman Bank, 456, Garth Kallevig, Kaleb Dasinger, Kendal Kallevig, Bob Frank and Scott Anderson.

Second: Seitz Insurance, 421, John Seitz, Travis Rindahl, Everett Crum, John Reynolds and Ryan Laqua.

Third: CHMS PC, 407, Russ Atkins, Brent Kallevig, Mark Binder, Gary Torgerson and Rocky Torgerson.

Fourth: Johnson Hardware, 401.

Fifth: Reiner & Fisher Ortho, 389.

Sixth: Interstate Engineering, 384.

Seventh: Great Plains, 383.

Eighth: J & L Fencing, 376.

Ninth: Richland Federal Credit Union, 371.

10th: Blue Rock, 369.

11th: Beta Seed, 368.

12th: Eastmont Enterprize, 368.

13th: Sidney Insurance, 364.

14th: Richland Pump & Supply, 358.

15th: Finnicums’ Furniture, 355.

16th: Peak Energy Resources, 343.

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