Acaster Shoots CJGA Season Low 65 at Nike Golf Junior Series at Dakota Dunes SASKATOON, SK - The final round of the Canadian Junior Golf Association's (CJGA) Nike Golf Junior Series at Dakota Dunes was completed today at Dakota Dunes Golf Links in Saskatoon, Sask. Improved weather conditions led to lower scores on Sunday, highlighted by a CJGA season low 65 by Tim Acaster, 16, of North Battleford, Sask. in the Boys 14-16 Division. Acaster made only one bogey one Sunday and punctuated his round with an eagle on the par-five 18th. "It was my best round ever," he said. "I putted extremely well and my wedge game was automatic today." Scott Thompson, 16, of St. Walburg, Sask. finished in second place after recording a great round of his own at 67. In third was first round leader Cornel Smith, 16, of Regina, Sask. at 150. Osiowy collected his first career CJGA division title after a duel with eventual third place finisher Ryan Wiebe, 17, of Swift Current, Sask. He finished at four-over 146. "I played a solid round today," said Osiowy, of his one-under score. "Ryan and I battled back and forth all day." A division low 70 by second place finisher Scott Kulczycki, 17, of Meadow Lake, Sask. moved him up from fourth place after Saturday. A third first time winner on tour emerged from the Boys 13 & Under Division as Sean Jedrusiak, 13, played consistent golf over the two days, firing rounds of 76 and 75 for a 151 total. "I'm happy with how I played overall," said Jedrusiak. "I hit my irons really solid." Second place in the division went to Dallas Mengel, 13, of Watrous, Sask. at 154. In third was Jesse Gibson, 13, of Saskatoon, Sask. at 155. Ashley Olynick held on for victory in the Girls Division, closing with an 81 on Sunday for a 154 total. "I played much better on the back," she said. "Hit my driver really well today." In second was Kyla Reay, 16, of Saskatoon, Sask. at 162. Third place went to Kelsey Klatt, 15, of Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. About Nike Golf Nike Golf is passionately dedicated to honoring and respecting the traditions and heritage of the game, and to providing committed golfers with the absolute best equipment in the game in every product category. For more information on Nike Golf, visit our Web site at www.nikegolf.com About the CJGA Nike Golf Junior Championship The Nike Golf Junior Championship is the only invitational conducted by the CJGA in 2005. The event is the culmination of the ten tournament national CJGA Nike Golf Junior Series. The 54-hole stroke play event will take place from August 23 - 25, 2005 at Bayview Country Club in Thornhill, Ont. Only CJGA Nike Golf Junior Series division winners will be invited to participate. There will be 4 spots available at each Nike Golf Junior Series event (one spot in each age group). Division winners at the Nike Golf Junior Championship will receive a custom set of Nike Golf irons and all participants will receive one dozen Nike One golf balls and a pair of Nike golf shoes. About the Stephen Ames Cup The Canadian Junior Golf Association, in partnership with PGA Tour Professional Stephen Ames and the Trinidad & Tobago Golf Association, present the first annual Stephen Ames Cup, to be held July 28th - 30th at the exclusive Granite Golf Club in Stouffville, Ont. Stephen Ames is teaming up with his birth country of Trinidad & Tobago and his new home, Canada, to create a tournament so elite that only the top eight junior golfers in Canada and Trinidad & Tobago, aged 11-19, will be eligible to participate. The three-day event will take on a Ryder Cup format. Stephen Ames himself will be attending the tournament. The qualifying process for CJGA Team Canada will be done through all CJGA Nike Golf Junior Series events on the 2005 schedule (Tournament code O13 excluded from qualifying for Stephen Ames Cup) About the CJGA As the official junior golf association in Canada, the Canadian Junior Golf Association (CJGA) is dedicated to providing Canada's junior golfers with the necessary skills and knowledge required to lay a foundation for a future in the game. Through its six stage competitive development program, the CJGA introduces the game to juniors as young as five and offers competitive multi-day events for the more advanced golfer. In 2005, the CJGA will conduct over 90 tournaments across Canada. Included in the tournament schedule is a number of qualifying events for international tournaments initiated to give juniors the chance to represent their country, to test their skills against the rest of the world and to give them the opportunity to gain exposure to college coaches. The CJGA is a not-for-profit Canadian Registered Athletic Association with Revenue Canada. For Additional Information: Rick Betts Director, Media Relations and Communications Canadian Junior Golf Association 1.877.508.1069 Ext. 233 rick.betts@cjga.com