Great Lakes Valor Cup
PGA HOPE — Helping Our Patriots Everywhere
24 Veterans • Northern Ohio vs Michigan • American Dunes Golf Club
Team Northern Ohio
Northern Ohio
12 Veterans Strong
Team Michigan
Michigan
12 Veterans Strong
The Home State

Team Ohio

Under captain Barry Friedman, PGA, Team Northern Ohio brings 12 PGA HOPE veterans from the Northern Ohio PGA Section to the tee. These warriors have served their country and now compete for Ohio glory.

★ Captain
Barry Friedman, PGA
Barry Friedman, PGA
Ferris State University / Captain
Avon Lake, OH
Jason Strejcek
Jason Strejcek
Navy
Strongsville, OH
Paul Heaverly
Paul Heaverly
Army
Cleveland, OH
Trip Heaverly
Trip Heaverly
Army
Wadsworth, OH
David Repko
David Repko
Army
Lorain, OH
Louis Thomas
Louis Thomas
Marine Corps
Bay Village, OH
Bob Dickson
Bob Dickson
Army
Sheffield Lake, OH
Mario Cilitti
Mario Cilitti
Air Force
Fairview Park, OH
Matt Ulcar
Matt Ulcar
Air Force
Elyria, OH
Collin Leahy
Collin Leahy
Army
Elyria, OH
Fran Rawlings
Fran Rawlings
Air Force
Avon, OH
Felix Velez
Felix Velez
Navy
Elyria, OH
Jeff Raver
Jeff Raver
Army
Olmsted Falls, OH

“This team represents everything PGA HOPE stands for — golf has the power to restore, inspire, and unite those who have served our great nation.”

The Challenger

Team Michigan

Under Captain Ian Ziska, PGA, playing on home turf at American Dunes Golf Club, Team Michigan's 12 veterans are battle-tested, golf-ready, and hungry for the inaugural Great Lakes Valor Cup trophy. Home-field advantage is real.

★ Captain
Ian Ziska, PGA
Ian Ziska, PGA
Ferris State University / Captain
Grand Haven, MI
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Michigan
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Michigan
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Michigan
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Michigan
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Michigan
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Michigan
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Michigan
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Michigan
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Michigan
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Michigan
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Michigan

“Playing at American Dunes is a privilege for any golfer. For veterans competing in a competition that honors our service — it means everything.”

Skin in the Game

They Funded It. Themselves.

Every one of these 24 veterans put up $210 of their own money. The $5,000 pot goes to the winning team's Folds of Honor chapter — funding scholarships for military families who need it most. Your sponsorship doesn't fund the pot. It honors what these veterans are doing and helps build something big enough to last.

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