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Newspaper & TV Daily Recaps by Steve Hemphill Field Preview First Round Recap Second Round Recap Third Round Recap News TV Spots WDBJ7: Developing golf and character in youth at Scott Robertson Memorial tournament WSLS 10: 42nd annual Scott Robertson Memorial Golf tournament returns this weekend Roanoke Times: Grace Carter on expectations for Scott Robertson Memorial WSLS 10: Around the Way with EJ: Scott Robertson Memorial Golf Tournament WDBJ7: Scott Robertson Golf Tournament Finals WSLS 10: Harvey, Grace the latest Scott Robertson Memorial winners Roanoke Times Articles Grace Carter 'would love a win' in the Scott Robertson Memorial - Roanoke Times Scott Robertson Memorial First Round Scores - Roanoke DeLorenzo leads Scott Robertson after eight-birdie round - Roanoke Times Scott Robertson Memorial - Roanoke Times Scott Robertson Memorial Second Round Scores - Roanoke Times Courtney Grace's putter shines at Scott Robertson Memorial - Roanoke Times Scott Robertson Memorial Day 2 - Roanoke Times Scott Robertson Memorial Final Round Scores - Roanoke Times Harvey tops Maclauchlin in playoff for Scott Robertson title - Roanoke Times The late Randy King with the Roanoke Times was a staple of our Scott Robertson Memorial Tournament for many years. According to Tom Robertson, he was a “godsend” for his coverage. We miss him dearly.

Scholarship Winners Past Recipients. Name & Hometown Year John B. Phillips of Hollins, Virginia 1984 Stephen P. Jenkins of Daleville, Virginia 1985 A. Larry Gwaltney III of Roanoke, Virginia 1986 D. Gray Roberson, Jr. of Salem, Virginia 1987 Richard A. Wolf of Roanoke, Virginia 1988 Vickie C.Linkous of Roanoke, Virginia 1989 Robert C. Wolfe of Roanoke, Virginia 1990 John C. Tickle of Roanoke, Virginia 1991 Troy S. Jamison of Roanoke, Virginia 1992 Chad C. Sartini of Roanoke, Virginia 1993 Christopher R. Antolini of Salem, Virginia 1994 Nicholas L. Varney of Salem, Virginia 1995 Thomas Steven Salter of Roanoke, Virginia 1996 Martin Kessler of Roanoke, Virginia 1997 Brandon LaCroix of Roanoke, Virginia 1998 Benjamin Hosp of Roanoke, Virginia 1999 Scott Wise of Vinton, Virginia 2000 Meg Davies of Roanoke, Virginia 2001 Jeffrey T. Ferguson of Salem, Virginia 2002 Barry Edward Wirt, Jr. of Roanoke, Virginia 2003 A one-year $1,000 grant program was established in 1990. Past recipients of the grant are as follows: Name & Hometown Year Jamie T. Watt of Salem, Virginia 1990 Lewis A. Conner of Roanoke, Virginia 1991 Adam C. Harrell of Salem, Virginia 1992 Michael L. Smith II of Roanoke, Virginia 1993 James M. Noon of Roanoke, Virginia 1994 In 1995, the grant was dedicated to the memory of Gene Hawthorne, a founding tournament committee member who passed away in June 1995. Gene’s efforts during the 12 years of his involvement were instrumental in the growth and success of the tournament. His dedication to the tournament and his love for the young people helped elevate the Scott Robertson Memorial into the tournament it is today. Name & Hometown Year Dana Michelle Hall of Roanoke, Virginia 1995 Andrew H. Green of Daleville, Virginia 1996 Brian Sutton of Roanoke, Virginia 1997 James Jett II of Salem, Virginia 1998 Matthew W. Traylor of Daleville, Virginia 1999 Gary Lee Taylor of Roanoke, Virginia 2000 William David Journell of Salem, Virginia 2001 R. Allen May, Jr. of Salem, Virginia 2002 Carrie Michelle Stump of Fincastle, Virginia 2003 In 2004, the Scott Robertson committee transitioned from using excess tournament funds to the scholarship program into using them to begin a First Tee chapter in Roanoke. In June 2005, the Scott Robertson Memorial helped launch First Tee - Roanoke Valley , which is dedicated to providing young people of all backgrounds an opportunity to develop, through golf and character education, life-enhancing values such as honesty, integrity and sportsmanship. Located adjacent to Westside Elementary School and Roanoke Country Club, The Scott Robertson Memorial Junior Golf Academy, home of First Tee - Roanoke Valley, includes a clubhouse, a driving range, a synthetic-turf putting green and a practice bunker area. Look for it to the right of Crabapple #3 & 6! If you are interested in making a donation, you made do so here . We are grateful for any and all support!

Entrance Criteria The Field. The Scott Robertson Memorial Junior Golf Tournament is one of the most prestigious, top ranked national junior golf tournament in the country. Therefore, acceptance into the tournament is extremely selective. Entrance is based on Criteria Categories and the tournament selection committee accepts players starting with Category A, moving down to Category B, etc., until the field is full and a waitlist is determined. Please click below to see the Entrance Criteria for each division. If you do not meet Entrance Criteria, please only apply for a qualifier. If you apply to the Tournament and do not meet Entrance Criteria, your application will be returned to you with a $25 administrative fee deducted. Please only apply if you meet Entrance Criteria; otherwise register for a Qualifier. Girls 15-18 Criteria Girls 14 & Under Criteria Boys 15-18 Criteria Boys 14 & Under Criteria

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Giving Back Our Impact. The Scott Robertson Memorial Junior Golf Tournament has made a profound impact on the lives of young people over the past few decades. More than $200,000 was been awarded to area students for college scholarships from 1984 to 2003. Click here for a list of these recipients. Then in 2003, the Scott Robertson Memorial Fund board set forth the goal of putting a golf club in the hand of every youngster in the Roanoke Valley – and provide area youth with the classroom and green grass learning opportunities for them to acquire values and skills required for golf and a fulfilling life. In June 2005, the Scott Robertson Memorial helped launch First Tee - Roanoke Valley , which is dedicated to providing young people of all backgrounds an opportunity to develop, through golf and character education, life-enhancing values such as honesty, integrity and sportsmanship. To quote George Bush, Honorary Chair of First Tee – “Not only is golf a sport of a lifetime but in many ways it is a lesson in life.” We believe that the First Tee Program will help us teach the children lessons that lay the foundations needed to meet the many challenges of life. Since First Tee-Roanoke Valley opened, all proceeds from the Scott Robertson Memorial benefit the chapter and its programs solely. Located adjacent to Westside Elementary School and Roanoke Country Club, The Scott Robertson Memorial Junior Golf Academy, home of First Tee - Roanoke Valley, includes a clubhouse, a driving range, a synthetic-turf putting green and a practice bunker area. Look for it to the right of Crabapple #3 & 6! Subsequently in 2013, the Junior Golf Foundation of Virginia was established to provide ongoing support for the junior golf organizations in Roanoke: First Tee - Roanoke Valley and The Scott Robertson Memorial Junior Golf Tournament. Any donations given to support the tournament, should be directed towards the Junior Golf Foundation of Virginia. DONATE >>> 1/1

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