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Source: Valencia County News-Bulletin Home

Women's Golf Locals shine at WGA Fall Frolics Local and out-of-town golfers hit the links for the Fall Frolics, one of the last major events of the WGA season. Mike Powers| News-Bulletin photo Joanne Romero Joanne Romero Special to the News-Bulletin Special to the News-Bulletin Published November 12, 2026 - 5:46 a.m. RIO COMMUNITIES — One of the top events for the Women’s Golf Association each year is the Fall Frolics Golf Tournament. This year on Monday, Oct. 19, seven out-of-town teams participated, in addition to five local teams. The teams were divided into two flights and competed for top honors in each flight. Placing First Gross in Flight two was the local team of Berta Murzyn, Kathryn Bayless, Regina Chavez and Jeannie Burleson, with the local team of Fran Griffeth, Robin Boyd, Lisa Castillo-Devlin and Marilyn Winters placing Second Net in that flight. Winners in Flight one were from out-of-town teams.

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