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33rd Annual Miracle Tournament and Celebration Dinner
The 33rd Annual Miracle Tournament, benefiting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals), took place June 24-25, 2024. Thank you to all the golfers, hospital representatives, Champion Children and families who participated.
2024 Miracle Tournament Monday, June 24, 2024
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Steve Leigh, Ryan Leigh, Kevin Orme, Grant Jolly -
Brian Webb, Joe Klenke, Caitlin Crutchfield, Tracy Nixon -
Matt Berbich, Barry Godown, Brad Stevens, Quinn O’Hara
Closest to the Pin #2 South:
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Paul Czyz
Closest to the Pin #3 North:
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Tom Gilbert
Longest Drive #10 South:
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Barry Goodwin
Longest Drive #18 North:
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Jerry Hawk
Longest Putt #18 South:
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Brian W.
Longest Putt #15 North:
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Shawn Schilling
Chip-to-Split #8 South:
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Glen Plumby
Chip-to-Split #9 North:
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Mitch Welch
Ball Drop:
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Melody Pina
2024 Miracle Tournament Tuesday, June 25, 2024 AM Results
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Jerid Moses, Michael Crouch, Julie Trapp-Clark
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Jason Carter, Dan Tract, Jassem Seteyesh, Kevin Sancibrian
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Doug Cerniak, Andy Steele, Mick Skelton, Ed Kolovson
Closest to the Pin #2 South:
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Brian Profitt
Closest to the Pin #3 North:
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Ryan Gallimore
Longest Drive #10 South:
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Teresa Radtke
Longest Drive #18 North:
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Jered Moses
Longest Putt #18 South:
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A. Isensee
Longest Putt #15 North:
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Osterlof
Chip-to-Split #8 South:
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Brad Ellis
Chip-to-Split #9 North:
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Tova Korth
2024 Miracle Tournament Tuesday, June 25, 2024 PM Results
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Naheem Khan, Dave Singh, Jawad Ursani
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Brett Anthony, Kyle Turley, Jared Hardwick, Scott Goetz
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Tyler Coates, Eric Loeffler, Patti Harris, Todd Ginley
Closest to the Pin #2 South:
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Kyle Turley
Closest to the Pin #3 North:
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Jason Long
Longest Drive #10 South:
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Colton Grebe
Longest Drive #18 North:
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Lauren McKelkan
Longest Putt #18 South:
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Todd Ginley
Longest Putt #15 North:
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Matt Cioeta
Chip-to-Split #8 South:
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Robert Nielson
Chip-to-Split #9 North:
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Dave Clephane
Ball Drop:
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N/A
2024 Champion Children
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Treated at Driscoll Children's Hospital in Corpus Christi, TX.
Paislie lights up the room with her bright smile and big energy, but there was a time when things weren’t so bright in her life. After searching for answers to explain the sudden loss of movement in her leg, Paislie was diagnosed was acute lymphoblastic leukemia. At four years old, Driscoll Children’s Hospital became ‘home’ for Paislie and her family. She began an intense chemotherapy regimen while celebrating her birthday and the holidays in the hospital. As with any child with cancer, Paislie experienced several highs and lows throughout her treatment and even came close to losing a kidney. Thankfully doctors at Driscoll were able to able to provide her with the lifesaving care she needed to not only treat her cancer but also to save her kidney and send her on a path to creating more milestones. Paislie rang the bell to mark her last chemotherapy treatment at six years old. She continues to receive follow-up care at Driscoll’s Cancer and Blood Disorder Center, and her prognosis is good. Today, Paislie is back to doing what she loves – riding horses, cheerleading, and spending time with friends and family.
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals helps fund important hospital programs such as Child Life, where specialists make sure kids like Paislie are comfortable, entertained, and at ease before procedures.
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Treated at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA.
Isabelle (Belle) was adopted from China when she was 19 months old. Her parents knew she had a potentially devastating blood disorder called thalassemia, but they were comforted that a top ten children’s hospital would be waiting for them when they got home. Doctors at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh began treatment right away. Since she had beta thalassemia major, the most severe form of thalassemia, Belle had a mediport placed and began a routine of ongoing blood transfusions. To mitigate the risk of an iron overload, which could affect her liver and heart, she takes two medications every morning and every evening. Today, Belle is a happy 12-year-old who loves her hospital days because she gets to bring her two favorite stuffed animals, play Uno, and do arts and crafts with her favorite Child Life specialists. She loves having sushi for lunch in the hospital cafeteria. Belle is a cheerleader and a runner. She has joined band and choir at school.
On the days Belle returns to the hospital, the services provided through Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals help her spend time creatively.
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Treated at Children's Hospital Colorado in Denver, CO.
At age 4, Maelle began to complain that her head hurt and her eyes started crossing. Doctors discovered a three-centimeter mass in her brain and immediately sent the family to Children’s Hospital Colorado where Maelle had a biopsy.
Doctors at Children’s Hospital Colorado diagnosed Maelle with a non-cancerous pilocytic astrocytoma. Due to the tumors’ precarious location, it was deemed inoperable. After careful consideration, Maelle’s family and care team decided to shrink the tumor with chemotherapy. After seven months of chemotherapy, the tumor had shrunk significantly, and they were able to cease treatment and return to normal life.
For two years, Maelle enjoyed life outside of the hospital and became an avid volleyball player. But unfortunately, during a routine check-up, doctors discovered that Maelle’s tumor had started growing again. In January of 2021, Maelle began a new experimental treatment to help reduce the growth of the tumor. Maelle continued to remain in the best of spirits and came off the treatment in February of 2023.
Whilst the treatment saw limited success, she has been off all medication since. Maelle continues to visit Children’s Hospital Colorado to monitor the tumors’ progress and is excited to start high school next year! The family has hope in the groundbreaking research being conducted at Children’s Hospital Colorado to find new treatments and therapies for kids like Maelle.
“Words can’t describe what Children’s Colorado means to us,” says her mom, Kristen. “A hospital isn’t a place where most people would choose to be. And yet, I always feel at ease here, knowing that our daughter is getting the best care available. They are nothing short of amazing.”
Thanks to donations to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, Maelle benefits from groundbreaking research being conducted by her local member hospital.