Tudor captures Greenville Invitational title

    GREENVILLE – Brad Tudor is no stranger to the golf links of the Greenville Country Club – something he showed clearly this weekend by firing a first-round 62 and holding off a hard-charging Jared Topmiller on Sunday to win the Greenville Invitational Tournament by two strokes.
    Sunday’s victory was the second GIT title for Tudor, a Greenville native who honed his exceptional skills on the hilly slopes of the GCC.  Tudor’s victory comes on the event’s 50th anniversary.  Tudor finished with a 62-66-128, while Topmiller fired a 68-62-130.

Brad Tudor shot a 62-66-128 to capture his second Greenville Invitational Tournament title June 23-24 at the Greenville Country Club. Tudor’s victory comes on the event’s 50th anniversary. (Leader-News Photo/Paul Moore)

Jared Topmiller eyes the ball during the 50th annual Greenville Invitational Tournament June 23. Topmiller shot a 68-62-130 to take second place. Charlie Cornette finished third in the championship flight with a 68-66-134. Mark Adams was fourth with a 69-68-136 and Scott Ray placed fifth with 66-71-137. (Leader-News Photo/Paul Moore)

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    WEST ALLIS, WI - Jason Keller and Brewco Motorsports’ No. 27 Cottonelle Aloe & E Ford team gave their hometown sponsor guests plenty to cheer about Saturday with a fifth-place finish in the AT&T 250 at The Milwaukee Mile.
     Kimberly-Clark, the primary sponsor of Brewco’s No. 27 Ford, was founded in 1872 in Neenah, Wisconsin, and still maintains a significant presence in the town. More than 300 K-C employees and several VIPs in attendance at the race Saturday night were ready to cheer on Keller and the Cottonelle Aloe & E team.

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    FRANKFORT – People all over Kentucky are gearing up for a trip to the water this July 4 holiday. Kentucky’s lakes and rivers offer a great place to fish or spend time on a boat, and offer a welcome break from hectic work life.
    Many boaters enjoy personal watercraft, known by such names as the Sea-Doo, Jet Ski, WaveRunner and AquaTrax. It’s easy to see why personal watercraft are so popular. They’re fun. They’re fast. They’re powerful. But these little boats require a bit of extra precaution to keep everyone’s weekend safe and fun.