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33rd Annual Miracle Tournament and Celebration Dinner
The 33rd Annual Miracle Tournament, benefiting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals), took place June 24-25, 2024. Thank you to all the golfers, hospital representatives, Champion Children and families who participated.
2024 Miracle Tournament Monday, June 24, 2024
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Steve Leigh, Ryan Leigh, Kevin Orme, Grant Jolly -
Brian Webb, Joe Klenke, Caitlin Crutchfield, Tracy Nixon -
Matt Berbich, Barry Godown, Brad Stevens, Quinn O’Hara
Closest to the Pin #2 South:
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Paul Czyz
Closest to the Pin #3 North:
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Tom Gilbert
Longest Drive #10 South:
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Barry Goodwin
Longest Drive #18 North:
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Jerry Hawk
Longest Putt #18 South:
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Brian W.
Longest Putt #15 North:
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Shawn Schilling
Chip-to-Split #8 South:
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Glen Plumby
Chip-to-Split #9 North:
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Mitch Welch
Ball Drop:
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Melody Pina
2024 Miracle Tournament Tuesday, June 25, 2024 AM Results
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Jerid Moses, Michael Crouch, Julie Trapp-Clark
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Jason Carter, Dan Tract, Jassem Seteyesh, Kevin Sancibrian
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Doug Cerniak, Andy Steele, Mick Skelton, Ed Kolovson
Closest to the Pin #2 South:
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Brian Profitt
Closest to the Pin #3 North:
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Ryan Gallimore
Longest Drive #10 South:
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Teresa Radtke
Longest Drive #18 North:
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Jered Moses
Longest Putt #18 South:
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A. Isensee
Longest Putt #15 North:
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Osterlof
Chip-to-Split #8 South:
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Brad Ellis
Chip-to-Split #9 North:
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Tova Korth
2024 Miracle Tournament Tuesday, June 25, 2024 PM Results
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Naheem Khan, Dave Singh, Jawad Ursani
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Brett Anthony, Kyle Turley, Jared Hardwick, Scott Goetz
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Tyler Coates, Eric Loeffler, Patti Harris, Todd Ginley
Closest to the Pin #2 South:
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Kyle Turley
Closest to the Pin #3 North:
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Jason Long
Longest Drive #10 South:
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Colton Grebe
Longest Drive #18 North:
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Lauren McKelkan
Longest Putt #18 South:
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Todd Ginley
Longest Putt #15 North:
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Matt Cioeta
Chip-to-Split #8 South:
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Robert Nielson
Chip-to-Split #9 North:
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Dave Clephane
Ball Drop:
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N/A
2024 Champion Children
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Treated at Children's Specialized Hospital in Mountainside, New Jersey.
Thirteen-year-old Gabriella (Gabby) was running at track practice when suddenly she felt her left arm drop on her last lap. After she lost feeling in her arm, she quickly lost sensation in her left leg and fell to the ground. Gabby was rushed to the pediatric unit of a local trauma center. The hospital immediately took her for a CAT scan, which revealed a brain bleed. After several tests, the doctors diagnosed Gabby with a rare brain arteriovenous malformation (AVM) rupture in her right frontal lobe.
She had to wait 10 days for a craniotomy to remove the AVM because they needed the blood to settle in her brain. A few days after surgery, Gabby was transferred to Children’s Specialized Hospital (CSH) for inpatient therapy. AVMs cause stroke-like symptoms, in Gabby’s case, paralysis of the left side of her body and facial weakness. For 19 days in a pediatric intensive care unit, Gabby couldn’t move or sit up. During the five weeks she spent at CSH, Gabby received physical, occupational, speech, and recreational therapies, including aquatic therapy and targeted ways to help her walk again and smile symmetrically. Gabby arrived wheelchair-bound and successfully walked out of CSH on her own. Since then, started practicing soccer and lacrosse again.
Donations to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals helped Gabby benefit from various forms of therapies that supported her road to recovery.
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Treated at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, FL.
You would never know by looking at Gavin that he spent the first five years of his life battling debilitating ailments and undergoing countless treatments for an undiagnosed disease. Gavin was just three months old when he started experiencing persistent high fevers, rashes, vomiting, and blood in his intestinal tract. Early tests confirmed elevated liver enzymes and inflammatory markers in his blood. Gavin received treatment for his symptoms, but nothing seemed to cure the cause. When he was just two years old, Gavin had surgery for his kidneys at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital. The surgery was successful, but Gavin continued to suffer from his ailments. For the next three years, Gavin endured several colonoscopies, biopsies, and MRIs without a definite diagnosis. At five years old, after discovering ulcers throughout Gavin’s intestinal tract, he was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease- an inflammatory bowel disease that causes chronic inflammation in the intestinal tract. Crohn’s disease is rare in young children and often undetectable. Today, he receives IV infusion treatments every four weeks and is living a much healthier life. Gavin is an 12-year-old who loves all things golf-related, riding roller coasters, swimming, reading, and has a zest for life.
Thanks to the support of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, Gavin received a diagnosis and receives ongoing infusion treatment help improve his quality of life.
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Treated at Corewell Health Children's in Detroit, MI.
Ages 12 & 10
Braylen was born weighing two pounds and one ounce. Since he was a premature baby, by the time he turned three, he was diagnosed with severe receptive and expressive language delay. His communication difficulties made it hard for him to connect with his peers. Braylen began receiving speech therapy through Corewell Health Children’s and was enrolled in the RE/MAX Communication Preschool Program to learn in a school-based environment where children are free of judgment. Through various therapies and the preschool curriculum, Braylen gradually began finding his voice and expanding his ability to connect with others. His mom says, “the greatest joy is that he is now able to better communicate not only with family but his peers. Each step forward, no matter how small, is a testament to his determination and unwavering spirit.”
Donations to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals helped Braylen receive the therapy he needed to communicate with his peers and family.
Rylee lights up a room with her radiant energy. At four years old, she was diagnosed with severe mixed receptive and expressive language disorder and started receiving speech services at Corewell Health Children’s RE/MAX Communication Preschool Program. Despite her struggles with language, Rylee’s intelligence shines through. With the support of her family, speech therapists, preschool educators, and her Corewell Health Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals team, Rylee made remarkable strides in overcoming the challenges posed by her language disorder. Today, Rylee’s keen sense of creativity and ability to think outside the box matches her determination and strong spirit. She understands firsthand the frustrations of struggling to be heard and understood, and thus, she has become a fierce advocate not only for her own needs but for others as well.
Thanks to donations to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, Rylee is able to use her words to communicate and advocate for others with shared experiences.