Photo: Some of the participants in the tournament A large number of participants came out from to pitch horseshoes in the Red, White, and Blue Tournament held in Prescott Valley. Players came from all over including California and Nevada, maxing out the courts at American Legion Park. Everyone got their fill of food with hot
Photo: Trisha Lincoln and Hal Handelman display their winning patches The warmer weather reached Prescott on Saturday, but the spirit of the pitchers made for a very competitive tournament in the MI Windows Watson Lake Special, at the Mile Hi Horseshoe Club courts. Shade was key in between the games, and thanks to the club
Photo: (L to R) Jay Mast, 1st place Class A, Robert Chubinsky, 2nd place Class A, Hal Handelman, 2nd place, Class B, John Barney, 1st place Class B. A change can be good, and in regards to the weather it was just that, as the players enjoyed temperatures in the 70s along with a few
Photo: The first and second place winners in all three classes. (L to R) John Barney, George Stockton, Bruce Reid, Trisha Lincoln, Modesta Ramirez, and Neil Sweezey In the first local tournament since 2019, the shoes were flying on Saturday at the Cal Cordes Singles Horseshoe Pitching Tournament. The courts are located at Watson Lake.
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