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Here are the final results from the 2026 Watertown Area Senior Games

The 2026 Watertown Area Senior Games, for athletes 50-and-over, were held recently. Here are the final results.

Here are the final results from the 2026 Watertown Area Senior Games

The 2026 Watertown Area Senior Games concluded with impressive achievements across various categories. Sponsored by Reliabank and Edgewood Senior Living, the event saw participation from over 50 seniors in structured games including Wii Bowling, 8-Ball Pool, Golf, Archery, Swimming, and Horseshoes.

In the Wii Bowling category, Daniel Voight emerged victorious with a score of 478 in the 75-79 age group, followed by David Broich with 566. Gold medals were also claimed by Kevin Meyer and Doug Murfield in separate divisions. The Women's group in Wii Bowling was won by Kathy Tesch, with Val Mundahl and Julie Rude taking home silver and gold respectively.

In 8-Ball Pool, Dave Kaminski claimed the gold, with Bruce Reinhardt and Rufus Carpenter securing silver and bronze. The Golf competition saw Mark Hartwig clinch the gold, Dean Bruinsma taking silver, and Jim Stoudt finishing third. In Archery, Vic Radach and Dale Paulson led with gold and gold respectively, while Kathy Tesch from the Women's category secured the gold in Archery.

The Swimming events were competitive, with David Knibbe taking both golds in the 50M Free and Backstroke events for the 75-79 age group. The Horseshoes competition saw Mark Bauer and Duane Christofferson claim gold and silver respectively, with Terry Jorgenson securing the bronze.

Overall, the Watertown Area Senior Games showcased remarkable sportsmanship and competitive spirit among the senior participants.

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