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Maryland Golf 2008-05
Maryland Golf 2008-052008-05-09 Green Course is Setting for CBFs Akridge Save the Bay ClassicCBF worked with Akridge, the tournaments title sponsor and a major Washington area real estate developer, and the Brick Companies, the owners of Atlantic Golf, to host the Akridge Save the Bay Classic at Queenstown Harbor golf course on May 8th. The day will bring together business leaders and decision makers from around the mid-Atlantic for a day of environmentally friendly golf and discussion at the Queenstown, Maryland, course. The Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf Courses (ACSP), which has certified Queenstown Harbors environmental planning practices, is an award winning education and certification program that helps golf course managers enhance the natural areas and wildlife habitats that golf courses provide, improve efficiency, and minimize potentially harmful impacts of golf operations, said Joellen Zeh, ACSP Program Manager for Audubon International. She noted that membership in the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program is open to private, public and municipal golf courses in the United States and internationally. WASHINGTON, May 8 /PRNewswire/ -- The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF), a conservation group that has worked to protect and restore the Bay since 1967, has chosen sustainably designed golf courses. - Golf course bay akridge cbf our program audubon courses management washington building use business queenstown sustainable coble water environmental their chesapeake
2008-05-07 No. 1 in College SportsThe other two regional tournaments will be held the same weekend at the Council Fire Golf Club in Chattanooga, Tenn. (East Regional) and Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton, Wash. (West Regional). Each regional is a 54-hole stroke play event with 27 teams and six individuals competing. The top 10 finishers and two individuals not on those teams in each regional advance to the 111th NCAA Mens Golf Championship at the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex in West Lafayette, Ind. No. 1 in College Sports - National Signing Day College Football recruiting Tom Lemming athletics auctions audio baseball basketball bowls bulletin boards chat collectibles college college athletics college
2008-05-23 Pallotti golf team takes another titleSaturday afternoon in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland B Conference team tournament, Pallotti capped its second consecutive perfect season and won its second straight conference title with a . 5 victory over Severn at Cave and rsquo;s Valley Golf Course in Baltimore. Much of the credit went to Ohm and Gramlich, who attained six of seven possible points while playing in the fifth and sixth spots. And lsquo; and lsquo;Once you and rsquo;re out on the course, you and rsquo;re not allowed to talk to your kids between the tee and green, and rdquo; Poole said. and lsquo; and lsquo;So, I tend not to worry about my one and two players, Kevin (Poole) and Jason (Clatworthy). They and rsquo;re usually very consistent and they and rsquo;re going to shoot well. I wanted to follow our last two golfers and see how they were playing. We tweaked a few things in the practice rounds and I just wanted to stay with them and see how they were doing. and rdquo; - Gazette. net
2008-05-19 Sorenstam joins elite group 051808 - The Augusta ChronicleHendrix was in third after 36 holes in the Nationwides BMW Charity Pro-Am near his home in Greenville, S. C. , but he slipped to 27th with 76 on his home course at Thornblade. The Aiken native is making his first Nationwide Tour start of 2008 after losing his PGA Tour card last year and dropping down to the mini tours. He got in on a sponsors exemption, and is trying to make the most of it in an event where fellow Clemson golfers Jonathan Byrd and Charles Warren each jump-started their careers. A top-25 finish would earn him a spot in next weeks Nationwide Tour field in Maryland. chronicle.augusta.com
2008-05-17 Cumberland Times-News - Farewell to Don AlexanderHighest enrollment on ACMs history of 3,800 with the total number of graduates exceeding 17,000 and continuing education serving over 270,000 people. Allegany College and our community are very fortunate in having Don at the colleges helm who helped create its vision and mission and provide the leadership to ensure success. After 28 years as President of Allegany College of Maryland, Don announces his retirement - the longest presiding presidency in the history of Maryland community colleges. www.times-news.com - Ctn letter
2008-05-12 A city golf course purchase Idea sounds really subpar - Opinion - ( )We can understand why County Executive John Leopold and his administration are reluctant to help fund another golf course. His predecessor teamed with the Maryland Economic Development Corp. to develop the usd. 4 million Compass Pointe - a great golfing facility but one that ended up costing taxpayers usd. 500,000 when MEDCO needed more money to pay off its debts. The county ended up buying out MEDCO just to save the countys bond rating. The city surely doesnt want to repeat this mistake. www.hometownannapolis.com
2008-05-14 No. 1 in College SportsAlabama, Oklahoma State, Georgia Tech, Florida, Tennessee, Lamar, Wake Forest, Indiana, Texas A and M, Louisville, Wichita State, Kent State, Penn State, Arkansas, Michigan, TCU, Texas-Arlington, Illinois, Ohio State, Baylor, Colorado, Eastern Kentucky, Marquette, Eastern Michigan, Cleveland State, Loyola (Maryland) and Sacred Heart make up the field. Tee times are set for 7 a. m. EDTeach round. Pairings will be in threesomes in all three rounds from the first and 10th tees. Entering the NCAACentral Regional, IU sits in the top 25 in college golfs rankings. Indiana is ranked 23rd in both Golfweeks and Golfstats rankings. Facing arguably the toughest schedule in school history, the Hoosiers are the highest-ranked Big Ten club in the Golfstat rankings. www.cstv.com No. 1 in College Sports - National Signing Day College Football recruiting Tom Lemming athletics auctions audio baseball basketball bowls bulletin boards chat collectibles college college athletics college
2008-05-30 Events and NetworkingMid-Atlantic Hispanic Chamber of Commerce small-business seminar, and lsquo; and lsquo;Project Management and rdquo; with Dick Otero, CEO and president of , 7:45-11:15 a. m. , OBA building, 20300 Seneca Meadows Parkway, Germantown. usd. 45; members usd. 35. Lunch with David W. Edgerley, secretary of Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development, 11:30 a. m. -1:15 p. m. , Caf and eacute; Tacuba Restaurant, 19741 Frederick Road, Germantown. usd. 20. Information: Jorge Ribas, 301-404-1946. - Gazette. net
2008-05-07 No. 1 in College SportsCrane, a junior from Jamestown, N. C. , has had her most successful semester as a Tar Heel. She has carded three top-25 finishes, including two ties for fifth place, her top collegiate finish. Crane posted scores of 224 to tie for fifth place in both the SJSUSpartan Invitational in San Jose, Calif. , and the Bryan National Collegiate in Browns Summit, N. C. Crane fired a four-under-par 66, her low round as a Tar Heel, at the SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational where she tied for 21st place. Crane was slowed last fall by wrist surgery. She was selected to the 2006 and 2007 All-ACC Academic Womens Golf Teams. No. 1 in College Sports - National Signing Day College Football recruiting Tom Lemming athletics auctions audio baseball basketball bowls bulletin boards chat collectibles college college athletics college
2008-05-08 Rackus, David W. /"Little Ruckus/" Appleton Post-CrescentDavid W. "Little Ruckus" Rackus, Kimberly, age 25, passed away unexpectedly . He was born , in Baltimore, Maryland. David was a graduate of Kimberly High School and had been attending Fox Valley Technical College for Electrical Engineering. He had previously served in the U. S. Army. Daves love of bowling, video games and disc golf, along with his sense of humor and winning smile earned him many friends. David W. Little Ruckus Rackus, Kimberly, age 25, passed away unexpectedly . He was born , in Baltimore, Maryland. David was a graduate of Kimberly High School and - APC-Obituaries Appleton WI News local news headlines stories world news
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