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Calgary Herald
a day ago
- Sport
- Calgary Herald
'Copy-and-paste': Saskatoon mother-daughter share similar golf trajectory
Article content People say Grace Odnokon is a carbon copy of her mom, Carla Odnokon. If so, Grace hopes to someday duplicate her mom's Saskatchewan Amateur golf championship win from back in 2018. Article content At 15, Grace has plenty of time on her side. Article content 'I'm pretty much the copy-paste version of her,' quips Grace, who won the Saskatchewan provincial junior girls championship earlier this summer at the Lloydminster Golf and Country Club. Article content Article content Article content Advantage, mom. Article content 'When you see her, she looks a lot like me,' Carla said. Article content 'She's got some skills, thanks to her coaches, and her swing, I think, is stronger. She has a big, strong base, so she can grow with that. The short game? She's got to work there.' Article content Grace counters by one-upping her mom: 'I hit it further, though, so I will take that.' Article content She admits her short game needs work; so does her scoring consistency throughout her rounds. If she has a bad shot, she wants to make sure she can recover better. Article content Carla isn't just somebody to copy. She's somebody for Grace to look up to, especially after seeing her mom win the title in 2018. Article content 'It's cool,' Grace says. Article content 'She's also my golf idol.' Article content The Saskatoon mother-and-daughter golfers competed in t his year's Saskatchewan Amateur women's golf championship at the Humboldt Golf Club. Article content Article content Grace outperformed her mom this time, placing fourth overall with rounds of 84-72-75. Carla finished seventh, carding scores of 86-76-78. Article content Article content Being able to play in the same tournament is a rare treat for them. It happened at the Saskatchewan amateurs last year, and they've played a couple of partner tournaments together. Article content 'It's so much fun playing against her — I like it,' says Grace, who was asked if she would like to be in the same group as her mom on the final day. Article content 'Hmmm, depends on whether I'm playing better than her or not,' she replied with a laugh. Article content Grace qualified for the upcoming Canadian Women's Amateur championship this week in St. John, N.B., but chose not to go, while Carla has qualified for the Canadian Women's Mid-Amateur championship next month in Lachute, Que.
Ottawa Citizen
a day ago
- Sport
- Ottawa Citizen
'Copy-and-paste': Saskatoon mother-daughter share similar golf trajectory
Article content People say Grace Odnokon is a carbon copy of her mom, Carla Odnokon. If so, Grace hopes to someday duplicate her mom's Saskatchewan Amateur golf championship win from back in 2018. Article content At 15, Grace has plenty of time on her side. Article content 'I'm pretty much the copy-paste version of her,' quips Grace, who won the Saskatchewan provincial junior girls championship earlier this summer at the Lloydminster Golf and Country Club. Article content Pretty much everything except for golf's short game, however. Article content Article content Advantage, mom. Article content 'When you see her, she looks a lot like me,' Carla said. Article content 'She's got some skills, thanks to her coaches, and her swing, I think, is stronger. She has a big, strong base, so she can grow with that. The short game? She's got to work there.' Article content Grace counters by one-upping her mom: 'I hit it further, though, so I will take that.' Article content She admits her short game needs work; so does her scoring consistency throughout her rounds. If she has a bad shot, she wants to make sure she can recover better. Article content Carla isn't just somebody to copy. She's somebody for Grace to look up to, especially after seeing her mom win the title in 2018. Article content 'It's cool,' Grace says. Article content 'She's also my golf idol.' Article content The Saskatoon mother-and-daughter golfers competed in t his year's Saskatchewan Amateur women's golf championship at the Humboldt Golf Club. Article content Article content Grace outperformed her mom this time, placing fourth overall with rounds of 84-72-75. Carla finished seventh, carding scores of 86-76-78. Article content Article content Being able to play in the same tournament is a rare treat for them. It happened at the Saskatchewan amateurs last year, and they've played a couple of partner tournaments together. Article content 'It's so much fun playing against her — I like it,' says Grace, who was asked if she would like to be in the same group as her mom on the final day. Article content 'Hmmm, depends on whether I'm playing better than her or not,' she replied with a laugh. Article content Grace qualified for the upcoming Canadian Women's Amateur championship this week in St. John, N.B., but chose not to go, while Carla has qualified for the Canadian Women's Mid-Amateur championship next month in Lachute, Que.
Metro
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Corrie confirms what Carla is up to in ITVX release - and it's unexpected
This article contains spoilers for tonight's Coronation Street, which has not yet aired on TV but is available to watch now on ITVX. Carla Connor (Alison King) has been concerned about girlfriend Lisa Swain (Vicky Myers) in recent Coronation Street scenes, and tonight's episode revealed exactly what she planned to do about it. Lisa has been struggling since the death of colleague Craig Tinker brought back painful memories of wife Becky's murder, which have affected her ability to do her job. After making a mistake at work, which resulted in Brody Michaelis (Ryan Mulvey) suffering a seizure while in custody, Lisa was relegated to desk duty and ordered to attend a course of therapy sessions. Unfortunately, she didn't react well to the mention of Becky during her first session, and has since been tormented by the unanswered questions she has about the events surrounding her death. Last week, Lisa shared her fears with Carla about the allegations that Becky was a corrupt cop, as she worried that she didn't really know her wife at all. In tonight's episode, when Lisa confessed to Carla that she was concerned that she may never be able to return to active duty, Carla decided to do whatever she could to help Lisa get her life back on track. When Michael Bailey (Ryan Russell) borrowed Carla's laptop, he stumbled upon a request for a visiting order that she had written to Logan Radcliffe. Logan has been in prison since the murder of his younger brother Mason, but his brother Matty also previously alluded to them both being involved in Becky's murder. Michael was horrified by the request, and quickly confronted Carla, reminding her that Logan had previously attacked her and left her with serious health issues . However, Carla was determined to help Lisa, and explained to Michael that she wanted her girlfriend to be able to move on with her life, and if that meant getting answers from Logan, then so be it. More Trending By the time Carla got home, Lisa appeared to be feeling much more certain, as she revealed to Carla that she was going to forget the past and focus on her future and getting her career back on track. With Lisa determined to move on, Carla sent Michael a text admitting that he was right, and promising not to visit Logan. View More » Will she be able to keep her secret plan from Lisa now that she's agreed not to go through with it, or will Michael let it slip and send Lisa spiralling all over again? MORE: Panicked Lisa spirals about the past in Coronation Street as Carla comes to the rescue MORE: Coronation Street's Carla shows her support for Lisa amid therapy – but a shock follows MORE: All Coronation Street spoiler videos for next week as legends face death
GMA Network
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Did Carla Abellana just soft launch a new romance?
Is Carla Abellana seeing someone new? On Instagram, the Kapuso actress posted a photo of a cozy, candlelit dinner showing an unidentified person holding a menu. Carla simply captioned the post 'Hi' with a smiley face. The comments section was quick to catch on, with friends and followers flooding the post with heart emojis and excited remarks. 'Revealed naaaa,' Karel Marquez commented. 'Woohoo!' Direk Mark Reyes said. 'Uy,' Iya Villania wrote with a grinning, squinting face. Carla was previously married to Tom Rodriguez. They revealed their divorce in 2022. In 2023, Carla said that she had moved on. —Carby Rose Basina/JCB, GMA Integrated News
Daily Record
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
UK's 'most hated woman' boasts she's 'hotter' than her 20-year-old daughter
Carla Bellucci, who was branded 'Britain's most hated woman' after faking depression to get a free nose job on the NHS, is celebrating her 44th birthday today A mum dubbed 'Britain's most hated woman' is toasting to her 44th birthday today, and she boasts that she appears younger than her daughter. Carla Bellucci, a former glamour model and now outspoken influencer, is jetting off to Barcelona with her spouse this weekend to celebrate. Speaking to the Mirror, Carla said: "People are shocked when I say I'm turning 44! I have had young girls ask me how that is possible and saying I look better than them. Young guys always say I look 30. I feel great and I look younger than my daughter Tanisha." Tanisha, aged 20, has taken up modelling just like her mother. Carla, meanwhile, has invested £40,000 in cosmetic procedures over time, including breast enhancements, dental veneers, Botox, and regular eye lifts. However, this tally doesn't include the complimentary rhinoplasty she wangled from the NHS by feigning depression, an act which landed her the notorious 'most hated' moniker on This Morning. Yet, despite the hefty sum splurged on her looks, Carla, from Hitchin, Herts, attributes her youthful appearance to more than just surgery. She shared her elixir for looking young, saying: "It is a stress free life, putting myself first and not worrying about anything. Not having a regular 9-5 and working for myself, having no boss and travelling the world ten times a year keeps you fresh." Carla's self-care regimen also includes bi-weekly massages, employing a cleaner for household chores, frequent shopping sprees, daily coffee outings, and a steadfast rule against cooking on weekends. She also attributed her stress-free life to a healthy marriage, but expressed concern that her daughter and other young people might need to put in more effort to attain the same level of confidence she has in her 40s. Clarifying her point, Carla stated: "Tanisha needs to stop stressing and overthinking and to stop worrying about what anyone thinks of her. She needs to live her life and stop scrolling 24/7 watching other people on TikTok. "I see 20-year-olds and they look 40 already and it is so scary and it is us oldies who are looking younger than them. "The younger generation spends all their time on socials frowning as they scroll and they cause unnecessary complications in their dating lives and they worry constantly about other people and they always compare everything they do." The mother-of-four, who plans to spend her birthday without her eldest children to avoid stress, shared that she's trying to guide her daughter on how to preserve her beauty over the years. Carla, who anticipates being lavished with gifts for her birthday, humorously remarked: "If Tanisha carries on like she is, by the time she is my age she will look like a 70-year-old pensioner! These young girls need to step it up. "Why are the mums hotter than their daughters?"
