2019 PDGA Global Board Of Directors And State/Provincial Coordinators Announced | Professional Disc Golf Association

**TITLE:** "New Faces Elected to PDGA Board: Meet the Winners of the 2019 Elections"

**META_TITLE:** "Meet the new members elected to the PDGA Global Board and other key roles"

**META_DESCRIPTION:** "Discover who won the seats on the PDGA Global Board, PDGA Europe Board, and State/Provincial Coordinators positions in the 2019 elections. Learn about their backgrounds and qualifications."

**ARTICLE:**

The ballots have been counted, and the winners of the 2019 PDGA Elections are now official. The election took place last month, with voting closing on July 31. Out of a total of 44,780 eligible members, 5,817 cast their votes, representing a participation rate of 12.99% of all eligible voters.

One of the key roles up for election was two at-large board member positions on the PDGA Global Board of Directors. These seats were currently held by Elaine King and Trevor Harbolt, but they will be passing the torch to new members who will serve three-year terms from September 1, 2019, through August 31, 2022.

The winners of these highly contested elections are Laura Nagtegaal and... unfortunately, we don't have information on the second winner. To find out who won the other seat, click here: Full PDGA Global Board of Directors Election Results »

In addition to the Global Board election, PDGA Europe also held its own election for a single board member position. We'd like to extend our congratulations to Tiina Riekkola, the newly elected member from Finland.

The State Coordinators and Provincial Coordinators are another important group within the PDGA, with more than 50 volunteer positions spread across the US and Canada. Each year, approximately half of these coordinators are elected for two-year terms. The winners of this election are listed in the table below: Full State/Province Coordinators Elections Results »

The PDGA would like to express its gratitude to all outgoing state/provincial coordinators who have dedicated their time to the betterment of the association and the sport of disc golf.

Congratulations again to Laura Nagtegaal, Tiina Riekkola, and... we don't know yet. We're looking forward to seeing the impact these new members will make on the PDGA and the sport as a whole.

This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/2019-pdga-global-board-directors-and-stateprovincial-coordinators-announced