CIRCLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS USD #375

Saturday, October 2nd Circle Foundation will host the Dick Nibarger Memorial Circle Foundation Golf Tournament at Prairie Trails Golf Course located at 1100 Country Club Ln, El Dorado, KS 67042. Proceeds from the event will benefit Circle School students, teachers, & programs.

Richard "Dick" Nibarger was the Director of Community Relations & Development for Circle USD 375 from 2010 to 2020 and served as the golf tournament director for Circle Foundation from 2014 to 2019. Dick was a true Circle TBird and an avid supporter of the Circle Foundation. The Circle Foundation is proud to host this year's tournament in his honor.  

The four-person scramble tournament begins with registration at 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM tee-off, and concludes with meal and awards following.

Team entry fee for the Dick Nibarger Circle Foundation Tournament for $400 per team, which includes greens fee, cart, range balls, beverage tickets, & dinner.

Prizes will be awarded to the golfers with the longest drive, longest putt, closest to the pin, as well as four hole-in-one contests and door prizes.

The Dick Nibarger Circle Foundation Golf Tournament is possible through the gracious donations of our sponsors including Dustrol Inc., Gravity Works Architecture, ICI Insurance, Meter Engineering, Simpson Construction Services, M6 Concrete, UBS Financial Services, MV Purchasing, Stephens Family Farm, The Hays Group, Delta Dental, Security Benefit, Velocity, BRC Enterprises, Community National bank, Phillips Well Service, Shaw Pest Control, Sticks 96 Golf, White Eagle Credit Union, SPECS, Sunny Stop, Commerce Bank and All-State.

For more information about the Dick Nibarger Circle Foundation Golf Tournament & to register a team, please call 316.541.2577 or contact Deb Stephens at dstephens@usd375.org.

The Circle District Educational Foundation is a non-profit 501©3 tax-exempt corporation created in 1999 for the purpose of providing private funding for the Circle School District. Donations to the Foundation are invested in the foundation’s General Endowment Fund benefitting Circle students, teachers, and programs.