Shannon Hayhurst and her teammates celebrate after Hayhurst drained a 30-foot putt for an eagle on No. 17 at The Broadmoor East Course. Hayhurst’s foursome finished in a tie for third at the NPCA Foundation Golf Tournament.
The NPCA Foundation hosted a golf tournament Oct. 29 in conjunction with NPCA’s 56th Annual Convention in Colorado Springs, Colo. More than 80 golfers took on The Broadmoor’s East Course for the tournament, which also included a putting contest, a long drive contest and a closest to the pin contest.
The winning foursome for the best-ball scramble was Ron Sparks, Tommy Harreld, Andy Wieser and Drew Wieser, who combined for 15-under.
Finishing second at 9-under was Stephen Suleski, Jon Leavell, Paul Bilson and Asher Kazmann. Two groups scored 7-under to tie for third. The first group was Shannon Hayhurst, Brad Hyronimus, Kevin Book and Bob Carter.
The other was Robert Bacarella, Mike McGuane, Eric Mosier and David Savant.
Longest drive winners were Aaron Ausen and Suzanne Runion, while Mike McGuane took closest to the pin.
Winning the putting contest was Pat Mulhall, who drained a 40-foot try to earn a customized Foundation golf bag.
A special thanks goes to all of the sponsors and golfers for their support. Their generosity allows the Foundation to continue its mission to advance the precast industry through grants to universities for precast concrete curriculum, scholarships, internships opportunities and more.
Aaron Ausen
“The Foundation Golf Outing was a tremendous success,” NPCA Foundation Chairman Aaron Ausen said. “It was great to see everyone out on the beautiful course enjoying the scenery and challenging golf. The money raised is greatly appreciated and will aide in the Foundation’s mission of infusing precast in colleges and universities and developing the workforce for tomorrow.”
FOUNDATION BOARD REPORT
In addition to the golf tournament, the NPCA Foundation Board of Directors met during the Annual Convention. Ausen reported that the Foundation, in conjunction with PCI’s Foundation, is supporting precast-specific content and labs at five universities across the United States, including:
- New Jersey Institute of Technology
- California State University-Chico
- Kansas State University
- Idaho State University
- McNeese State University
Ausen also recognized outgoing Foundation Board of Directors members Randy Lindsay-Brisbin, Jim Wright and Wade Pink. Ausen thanked them for their support of the Foundation throughout their terms.
Visit precast.org/foundation to learn more about the upcoming silent auction fundraiser that will be held in conjunction with The Precast Show 2022 in Kansas City.
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