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Record-setters return for 15th Steve Anderson Legacy Scramble

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CLOQUET — The score every team will chase at Friday’s Steve Anderson Legacy Foundation Scramble has stood for seven years.

Cathy Erickson, Jeff Sundin, Ryan Bakken, Sami Mattson, Eric Berquist and Faron Meeks established the tournament record with a 20-under-par 51 on Aug. 30, 2019, at Nemadji Golf Course. Matt Mellin, Maddie Schintz, Paul Schintz, Amy Schintz, Ryan Peterson and Billy Seitz matched the record the following year at Cloquet Country Club.

Both record-setting groups will be represented when the six-player scramble celebrates its 15th year Friday, Sept. 4, at Cloquet Country Club. The tournament will begin with a 1 p.m. shotgun start.

Mellin, Paul Schintz, Amy Schintz, Maddie Schintz and Seitz — five members of the 2020 championship team — will play together again. Taylor Sundbom will captain that group.

Erickson will captain a team that includes Curt Wilson, Nate Beckman, Bob Johansen, George Ward III and Darrin Young.

The current pairing sheet lists 30 teams, with three positions still listed as open. The field represents the largest in tournament history and continues the steady growth of an event that drew 29 teams when Erickson’s group established the scoring record in 2019.

The tournament began in 2012 following Anderson’s death at age 59. It has become an annual gathering of his family members, former teammates, players, friends and golfers who knew him during a Northland athletic career that extended from Duluth Denfeld through Wisconsin-Superior and several area golf courses.

Anderson graduated from Denfeld in 1971 after serving as a captain and letter winner in hockey, football and baseball. At Wisconsin-Superior, he captained the hockey, baseball and golf teams, helped the Yellowjackets win the 1976 NAIA national hockey championship and earned All-America recognition in baseball.

He was inducted into the Wisconsin-Superior Athletic Hall of Fame in 2004. Anderson later worked as a golf professional at four Northland courses. His final position was at Ridgeview Country Club, where he worked alongside his son, Aaron.

Aaron Anderson will captain the first team Friday. His group includes Anderson’s widow, Nancy, along with Wade Freeman, Jen Freeman, Kamryn Hill and Karin Hill.

The following pairings are listed by team, with the captain appearing first. Names are reproduced as submitted by tournament organizers:

Tournament pairings

Team 1: Aaron Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Wade Freeman, Jen Freeman, Kamryn Hill, Karin Hill.

Team 2: Nick Patronas, George Patronas, Nik Patronas, Mike Abrahamson, Terry Johnson, Rob Johnson.

Team 3: Tim Bradshaw, Steve Bradshaw, John Bradshaw, Tim Bradshaw, Jim Bradshaw, Scott Laven.

Team 4: Lane LeGarde, Ryan Lundquist, Steve Braman, Dave Braman, Rick Merritt, Ty Ledin.

Team 5: Trevor DeRoche, Skylar Kettlehut, Gunnar Engebretson, Kyle Ozan, Caleb Wolfe, Max Sazama.

Team 6: Paul Conito, Lenny Swapinski, Matt Smith, Sam Mesedahl, Josh Plys, Evan Doebler.

Team 7: Tim Solomon, Chris Keppers, Jordan Baird, Tony Scherber, Tony Huberty, Aaron Tew.

Team 8: Joel Pettingill, John Pettingill, Ken Lisdahl, Auggie Johnson, John Santori, Dan Walker.

Team 9: Jake Johnson, Darrin Dzuck, Steve Halvorson, Nate Burke, Dale Jago, Brad Johnson.

Team 10: Gary DeRoiser, Mo DeRoiser, Steve Freeman, Alex Hom, Ryan Johnson, Don Olson.

Team 11: Ron Hanger, Mel Jarvi, Terri Lyytinen, Matthew Beyer, Matt Mirau, Marc McLennan.

Team 12: Tom Sorenson, Phil Sorenson, Brian Sorenson, Chris Bishop, Shawn Strang, Spencer Strang.

Team 13: Laura Rust, Jamie Jensen, Amanda Johnson, Taylor Stafne, Bonnie Halvorson, Jess Kleiman.

Team 14: Justin Joslin, Cooper Hennager, Luke Wilson, Lee Fanning, Mitch Rhodes, Scotty Reams.

Team 15: Bryan Castonguay, Jim Castonguay, Ian Jensen, Chris Stafne, Mike LeFaive, Rob Hollenhorst.

Team 16: Mike Hill, Eric Bordson, Jon Hill, Ron Hill, Kevin Singpiel, Tom Hill.

Team 17: Brett C. Johnson, Trent Johnson, Larry Johnson, Jason Johnson, Alex Owen, player to be determined.

Team 18: Joe Plinski, Nate Sanchez, Ian McRae, Erik Scott, Justin Sweeney, Brett Johnson.

Team 19: Craig Swenson, Dave Cran, Don McKay, Stu Plante, Steve Alaspa, Kurt Wuollet.

Team 20: Taylor Sundbom, Matt Mellin, Paul Schintz, Amy Schintz, Maddie Schintz, Billy Seitz.

Team 21: Cathy Erickson, Curt Wilson, Nate Beckman, Bob Johansen, George Ward III, Darrin Young.

Team 22: Jordan Falhsing, Danny Strapple, Chris Holst, Dustin Lunde, Sam Moose, Kevin Quillen.

Team 23: Jerris Boyat, Beau Boyat, Chelsie Finner, Sarah Mackereth, Sam Oraskovich, Robert Mackereth.

Team 24: Easton Stenson, Nate Regis, Adam Shikes, Trevor Otterson, Adam Reynolds, Thomas Talairco.

Team 25: Jud Crist, Dustin Nelson, Steve Fiske, Brett Morrison, Jack Hom, Josh Finner.

Team 26: Barb Bucar, Nathan Hudson, Denise Owen, Rob Jacob, Nate Strom, Tanner Youngbauer.

Team 27: Norma O’Leary, Mike O’Leary, Sean O’Leary, Dylan McDonald, two players to be determined.

Team 28: Mary Seitz, Bill Seitz, Rick Seitz, Sue Seitz, Jim Seitz, Christine Clark.

Team 29: Tim Cincoski, David Lanaux, Nick Forbort, Mike Andreiko, Garth Heikkinen, Kelly Katoski.

Team 30: Ryan Ozan, Alex Larson, Christian Houle, Grady Hauswirth, Ryan Lattiak, Andy Frank.

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