Peggy Kirk Bell Tour Sizzles with 55 girls at Salisbury
Allison Emrey makes PKB history outlasting Katie Kirk to take Salisbury Classic in 4 Extra Holes!
 Salisbury, NC -- In this weeks PKB Girls Golf Action the golf was as intense as the temperature and at the end of the day the playoff princess, Allison Emrey, marked another extra hole victory to her resume in route to her second PKB Title this year.
At the end of play both Allison Emrey of Charlotte, NC and Katie Kirk of Davidson, NC carded 77's. However, it would take 4 more holes after their rounds to find a champion.
After halving the first three holes with pars, Emrey brought the longest playoff in PKB history to a close with a solid par on the fourth hole after Kirk slid her four footer past for the tie. Emrey's playoff victory also marks her as the first girl in PKB history to win two events in extra holes.
 Following the two girls was Kayla Sciupider of Etowah, NC in third with a 78, with Hayley Hammond of Mooresville, NC and Jessica Neese of Libery, NC in a tie for fourth with 79's.
In the Futures Division, the battle between division leaders Cassidy England of Madison Heights, VA and Victory Allred continued, but at the close of the round the long knocking points leader's 79 edged out the the smiling girl from Pfafftown by two shots.
Following the girls was Hannah Craver of Winston Salem, NC and Madison Kennedy of Salisbury, NC in third place with scores of 85, and Alaina Yeatts of Durham, NC with an 87.
The girls will have a week off before the Tour Championship at Pine Brook Country Club in Winston - Salem on the 11th & 12th of June. This season ending Championship will be a showdown as all the top girls will contend for their chance to add their names to the year end Peggy Kirk Bell Cup.
For information on the tour please visit tygf.org (girlstour.tygf.org) or call 510-4653 and ask for Jonathan Dudley or Mike Parker.
Official Results
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We are excited to announce the 2008 Peggy Kirk Bell Girls Golf Tour
Strong field highlights season ending event
Saturday's tournament proved to follow suit as the girls Bell division played the championship track from over 6000 yards. At the end of Saturday's round Raleigh's Sarah Bae took home the medalist honors with an 82. Bae stated after the round " I did not drive the ball as well as I normally do, but I was able to get the job done today." 
In the Futures Division, Pfafftown's Victoria Allred's 82 clipped Grace Stallings of Raleigh, NC by one shot to earn her first win of the year pulling her closer to the points leader Cassidy England who finished 8th in the event. Third place went to Emily Pagrabs of Wilmington, NC at 84, fourth to Alaina Yeatts of Durham, NC at 87, and fifth to Hannah Craver with an 88.
