News Summary

Minot Junior Golf Association has announced the 2025 scholarship recipients, recognizing five high school seniors for their achievements in golf and academics. Each student will receive a $4,000 scholarship, aiding their college expenses and future endeavors. The MJGA program highlights the importance of supporting young athletes in their educational journeys and community engagement.

Minot Celebrates 2025 Scholarship Recipients, Helping Young Golfers Thrive!

Minot, a lively city known for its community spirit, is beaming with pride as the Minot Junior Golf Association (MJGA) announces the latest recipients of its prestigious scholarship program. On August 16, 2025, five outstanding high school seniors were recognized for their hard work both on the golf course and in their studies.

Meet the Stars of Tomorrow

The MJGA has a special mission – to support young golfers navigating their educational journeys. This year, the scholarship went to:

  • Samantha Lentz from Minot North High School
  • Kasen Rostad from Minot North High School
  • Carlie Brown from Minot North High School
  • John Allen Renaud from Des-Lacs Burlington High School
  • Joshua Lindbo from South Prairie High School

These five students have shown remarkable dedication to golf and their academics, making them shining examples for their peers.

Scholarship Goals

Each recipient will receive a generous $4,000 scholarship, which will be distributed over four years. This financial support not only helps to lighten the load of college expenses but also empowers these young athletes to pursue their dreams without the burden of financial stress.

Samantha Lentz is set to take her skills to the University of North Dakota, while the formidable trio of Kasen Rostad, Carlie Brown, and Joshua Lindbo will be heading to Minot State University. Meanwhile, John Allen Renaud will be pursuing his education at Valley City State University. Each of these bright stars has a promising future ahead, combining their passion for golf with their academic success.

A Tradition of Support

Since its inception in 2016, the MJGA Scholarship Program has steadily grown, awarding five scholarships annually. It stands as a testament to the organization’s commitment to fostering love for golf while helping student-athletes attain their educational aspirations. The program also considers students who participated not just in school-sanctioned golf programs, but also those engaged in MJGA initiatives and volunteer service. This additional layer ensures that the recipients are well-rounded individuals making positive contributions to their communities.

Celebrating Achievement with Pride

The MJGA’s board, led by president Reed Argent, expressed immense pride in the accomplishments of these scholarship recipients, emphasizing their dedication not only to golf but also to their studies, schools, and communities. Their achievements are a reflection of what can be accomplished with hard work and determination.

Looking Ahead

The MJGA is not just about golf; it’s about instilling values that help shape the leaders of tomorrow. The organization continues to inspire local youth, encouraging them to swing for their dreams both on the course and in the classroom. Community support plays a vital role in nurturing these talented individuals, and with programs like this, Minot is truly investing in its future. The 2025 scholarship recipients are just a few of the many young golfers set to carve out successful paths ahead.

As the golf season progresses, everyone in Minot can share in the excitement and pride of seeing their local youth shine. With dedicated organizations like the MJGA, the future of golf – and education – looks bright!

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