After a six-year hiatus, Lethbridge Polytechnic is proud to announce the return of one of the community’s most-popular golf tournaments. The Lethbridge Polytechnic golf tournament will take place Aug. 28 at the Lethbridge Country Club and will raise funds for student-athlete scholarships.
“We are very excited to welcome golfers to the Lethbridge Country Club for the return of the Lethbridge Polytechnic golf tournament,” says Todd Caughlin, Athletics and Recreation Services director. “Past participants and new golfers alike will want to register early. Every dollar raised will support Kodiaks student-athletes.”
New and returning groups and individuals are welcome to attend, and up to 144 spots are available. Spaces fill quickly, so register early to secure your spot on the links.
“We would also like to give a huge thanks to Lethbridge-based KB Heating, Plumbing and Air Conditioning for being our tournament’s title sponsor,” says Caughlin. “Their generous support directly helps our student-athletes achieve not just their goals on the court, track or pitch, but those in the classroom as they work toward their future career.”
The Lethbridge Polytechnic golf tournament, which has a longstanding tradition of connecting Lethbridge-area business, industry and community leaders, has raised nearly $1 million over its storied history.
Sponsorship opportunities are available but limited. To register for the tournament, or to discuss sponsorships, contact Pam Purnell, development officer, by email at pam.purnell@lethpolytech.ca, phone at 403-616-4697, or online at www.lethpolytech.ca/golf.
Kodiaks Athletics is committed to creating future leaders and promoting a culture of success both in the classroom and on the field of competition. While wins and losses matter, it’s the journey toward academic excellence and social development that is most important at the end of the day.
Located on the traditional land of the Blackfoot Confederacy, Lethbridge Polytechnic offers more than 65 certificate, diploma, degree and apprenticeship programs that are industry-responsive and encourage learning by doing. A leader in education and innovation since its founding in 1957, the institution is home to career-ready programs in health care, business, public safety, human services, environmental and agricultural sciences, trades, design and technology. With clear pathways to other institutions, work-integrated learning opportunities with community partners and cutting-edge applied research, Lethbridge Polytechnic students gain the skills and experience they need to move into the careers they love.