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Kelly Carrington Staff Writer Putting in a solid effort at the Ladies Lobstick golf tournament, Flin Flon's Lori Salahub came in second place in the Waskesiu, Sask., event last weekend. "I knew I was going to have to make pars or better to keep it competitive. We had a good front. It was close, back and forth," Salahub told the Prince Albert Daily Herald. "It was great, but I knew if I got down a little bit it was going to be an uphill climb and that it was." Taking first place in the tournament was Saskatoon's Ashley Olynick, for the second year. Salahub, 47, told the Daily Herald that she is used to putting on the smaller greens of Flin Flon. 'Rusty' "I felt okay, but obviously parts of my game are a little rusty," she added. Olynick went on to win her second Lobstick competition and has one more golf tournament to compete in before the end of the season.
