Oakville's Natasha Stasiuk secured her fourth consecutive title at the 2024 Canadian All Abilities Championship, finishing 22 shots ahead of her closest competitor.
Stasiuk shot a final round of 15-over 86 to finish 41-over during the three days, securing her fourth consecutive Canadian All Abilities National title and once again bringing national attention to Oakville's talent.
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"It feels pretty special to win it for the fourth time," said Stasiuk after her round.
"I’ve had some struggles this year but at the same time it feels really good for my confidence level. I’ve been invited to different things this year, I’ve gone to Portugal, I’ve gone to England recently, it’s all helped my game. Even though I did struggle a lot this week, I had a really good first round and my last two rounds were an adventure but that’s part of golf."
Stasiuk was happy to see more competitors this year as the tournament continues to grow, with 57 golfers competing over 54-holes at Timber Ridge Golf Course in Brighton, Ontario.
"Over the last four years it’s nice to see more women coming to it and more competition. It's always nice to have Tess (Trojan) with me too, it's someone close to me but it's also nice to have new people and I would like to see more girls in it," said Stasiuk.
To view the final leaderboard from the 2024 Canadian All Abilities Championship, visit the official results page.