SPRINGBROOK WOMEN’S GOLF TOURNEY RESULTS RELEASED
Caterina Calabria and Madison Place won the Springbrook Women’s Invitational golf tournament after earning a gross score of 70, the Naperville Park District announced.
Competing in the same group were Rika Buck and Seiko Kawata, who won the flight with a net score of 62.
Calabria is from Westchester. The hometowns for Place, Buck and Kawata were not provided.
The tournament for amateur women golfers was held Monday, Aug. 10. The golfers partnered up and were divided into four groups based on their handicap. The winners were determined by the lowest gross score and the lowest net score per group.
In the second flight, Mary Carole Prasse, of Naperville, and Sun Rupp, of Plainfield, won both the gross and net scores.
Naperville residents Karen Steinke and Marilyn Roberto also won flight three in both categories.
In the fourth flight, Barbara Ross and Carol Morrison were the winners of the gross score and Renae Scarpino and Maxine Johnson earned the best net score. All of the women are Naperville residents.
The next event in the 2026 Brooks Tournament Series is the Glen Ekey Senior Amateur Championship, which will take place Aug. 19-20 at the Springbrook and Naperbrook golf courses.
NAPERVILLE RESIDENTS RECEIVE DEGREES, HONORS
The following Naperville residents have completed college/university degrees or have been named to their school’s dean’s list, honor roll or similar academic achievement list.
Names, degrees and honors appear as provided by the respective schools.
GRADUATES
Milwaukee School of Engineering in Wisconsin: Griffin Hill, master’s degree, Machine Learning.
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Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York: James Mendez, bachelor’s degree, computer science and game development.
ACADEMIC HONORS
Ohio University in Athens: Hannah Granato, Thomas Henry, Ashley Rohm, Lucy Curtin, Elan Kennedy.
Blackburn College in Carlinville, Illinois: Natalie Lefkowitz.
Youngstown State University in Youngstown, Ohio: Luke Walters.
Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina: Camden Kenneth Mehring.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Bella Brozek.
Emmanuel College in Boston, Massachusetts: Ella Marschitz.
Augustana College in Rock Island: Charles Diiulio, Liz Hayes, Sarah Holzman, Patrick McGrath, Madisen Waite, Kimberly Waldschmidt.
Washington University in St. Louis: Hanna An, Peter Chen, Kristina Donaldson, Emma Dram, Amogh Garde, Alan Knight, Smayan Tayal, Crystal Yu.
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater: Carter Sessa, Kristen Swiebocki, Austin Waite, Aria Patel.
Concordia University Wisconsin in Mequon: Anne Campbell.
CITYWIDE BRUSH COLLECTION FOR STORM DEBRIS
Naperville will conduct a special citywide brush collection beginning the week of Monday, Aug. 17, to help residents clean up after the recent severe weather.
Residents have two options to dispose of yard waste and loose brush and branches, city officials said.
Under the first, Groot will college bagged and bundled brush and yard waste on residents’ regular garbage and recycling days during the weeks of Aug. 17 and 24, and no yard waste stickers will be needed, officials said. Stickers will once again be required starting the week of Aug. 31. To learn about Groot’s yard waste collection guidelines, go to www.naperville.il.us/yardwaste.
Additionally, the city’s public works crews will collect loose brush and tree debris starting Monday. Residents must place loose, unbundled brush and tree branches on the parkway by 6 a.m.
Crews will pass through each neighborhood once and will not return after an area is completed. Once crews have completed a neighborhood, residents should not put any tree debris by the curb, officials said. To view a collection map, go to www.naperville.il.us/yardwaste.