Sun Valley Resort champion Jennifer Harper was the women's champion of the Idaho Golf Association Tournament of Champions, held on Sept. 17-18 at the Elkhorn Golf Club. Her rounds of 74-79 won the event by five shots. The Valley Club's Marilyn Celano won the Super Senior Women's Division by a shot with a pair of 80s.
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