Wyoming Golf 2007
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Wyoming Golf 2007
The Rocky Mountain GCSA is one of 104 affiliated chapters of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA). GCSAA is a leading golf organization and has as its focus golf course management. Since 1926, GCSAA has been the top professional association for the men and women who manage golf courses in the United States and worldwide. From its headquarters in Lawrence, Kan. , the association provides education, information and representation to more than 21,000 members in more than 72 countries. GCSAAs mission is to serve its members, advance their profession and enhance the enjoyment, growth and vitality of the game of golf. The associations philanthropic organization, The Environmental Institute for Golf, works to strengthen the compatibility of golf with the natural environment through research grants, support for www.worldgolf.com
Steve Sarro is recognized as Colorados Golf Person of the Year - Steve Sarro is recognized as Colorados Golf Person of the Year
We turned east at Salt Lake City and drove into Wyoming, the nations least populated state. About twenty miles into Wyoming on Interstate 80, we turned north along a desolate two-lane highway toward Jackson, the Teton Mountains, and Yellowstone National Park. The road was so straight and empty that we drove our van at nearly ninety miles an hour. Then suddenly the road gave way to construction which reduced it to oil-slicked dirt in both directions, and we were lucky if we could go ten miles per hour. As we got closer to Jackson, the desert-like terrain gave way to pine-covered hills and the Green River. In the nearby town of the same name, in 1869, Captain John Wesley Powell began his famous journey through the Grand Canyon, not imagining that the placid Green would soon become a foaming torrent of deadly rapids. mrzine.monthlyreview.org
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Bob Lampman, the 2006 mens and senior club champion, let everyone hear the call of the Moose Club when he fired a 2-under-par 32 in a tie with Stevens Insurance and Financial Services in the Industrial League. He was aided by 36s by Matt Bittner and Jason Mustapich and a 37 by 1T-Bone1 Tracy. Harry Stevens shot 35 for his team with Guy Fasciana chipping in with a 36. United Beverage held onto first place with a 21 point victory over Back Road Wash and Lube. Wyoming Area golf coach Len Coleman again led the way with a 1-under 33 while West Pittston Councilman-to-be Pete Albano, shot a 37 to pace Back Road. Jim Breck led Selenski Insurance into the playoffs with a 36 even though his team lost to Hoffman Electric 3-0. Mark Eyet shot a 35 and Sean Fortney a 36 to lead Hoffman. P. J. Adonizio Funeral Home of West www.thetimes-tribune.com
Canoe Club Scotch twosome winners in the womens golf organization were Jean Bechtel and Doreen Tench with a net 51 in the 18-hole division, four better than Betty Connell and Cathy Wendolowsk - The times tribune scranton times tribune newspaper shamrock communications local news sports high school red barons penguins information classified directory marketplace content wilkes barre
Glen Oak2s Roz Stahl fired a sizzling 70 to win the Northeastern Pennsylvania Women1s Golf Association annual championship, seven better than Huntsville1s Barbara Pagana. Elkview1s Debbie Novack took championship net honors with 72. Flight results of local players: First flight gross, first, Elmhurst1s Laura Youorski, second, Elmhurst1s Leslie Solomon, and third, Glen Oak1s Denise Riggi (93). First flight net, first, Fox Hill1s Kim Vangarelli (74); second, Elmhurst1s Sharon Smith. Second flight gross, first, Glenmaura National1s Suzanne Ritterbeck. Second flight net, first, Glenmaura1s Kathy Povanda; second, Glenmaura1s Fran Hofherr. Third flight gross, first, Glenmaura1s Janet Cuck; second, Glenmaura1s Peg Torbik; third, Elmhurst1s Dottie Magnotta. Third www.thetimes-tribune.com
Bill Mecca made two spectacular shots, edging veteran Len Coleman in a two-hole playoff to claim the Emanon Country Club mens club championship. Mecca chipped in from 40 yards out for eagle on t - The times tribune scranton times tribune newspaper shamrock communications local news sports high school red barons penguins information classified directory marketplace content wilkes barre
SCOTT PIPER, a Calvin Christian golfer, started the Wyoming Junior Championship with a 70, followed it with a 75 and won the boys 17-18 age play title by three shots. Brian Sikkema, who shot 72 to close for 148, was second. Ian Foltz of Grand Haven, playing in the 15-16 division, had the best score of the weekend powered by an opening 68. He shot 75 the second day for 143 and the overall medalist title. Shawn Haverdick was second in the 15-16s with a 144. Stefan Fahlen won the 13-14s with a 79 to close for 164, and Matt Gebhardt shot 98 to win the 12-and-under. Kaylee Andringe shot 85 for 184 to win the girls competition by one shot over Janna Emelander, who shot 89. www.mlive.com
A YOUNG GVSU TEAM dominated the 11-team University of Findlay William Bing Beall Fall Womens Classic with a two-day 602 total to defeat runner-up Ferris State by 20 strokes. Sophomore and GLIAC Golfer of the Week Ashley Smith won the tournament with a 3-over 147. Fellow sophomore Caitlin Bennett tied for second place with a 150, freshman Kristina Langton (Grand Rapids Catholic Central) shot a 151 to place fourth and sophomore Caitlin Duval (Wyoming/home schooled) finished in eighth place with a 154. www.mlive.com
Vanderburg, of Plains, is known throughout the Wyoming Valley for his talents and achievements as a coach and teacher. In his 34-year coaching career he coached basketball, golf, football and track and has an overall coaching record of 473 wins, 418 losses and two ties. He received Coach of the Year honors four times in boys basketball and led three teams to division and district championships. As golf coach, he was named Coach of the Year twice and led four teams to conference championships. In addition to coaching he served for seven years as Sems director of athletics and five years as associate dean of admission and director of financial aid; he also taught science and phys ed for 30 years. Last spring he was inducted into the Luzerne County Sports Hall of Fame. www.citizensvoice.com
The Wyoming Seminary Varsity Club will induct six new members into its Sports Hall of Fame during the clubs 33rd annual banquet Friday, Sept. 28, at 7 in the Stettler Learning Resources Center on the
Was named Co-Golfer of the month for the month of February by the Mountain West Conference. He shared the honors with Jarred Texter of UNLV. Weston was also named mens college player of the week for 2/19 by both Golf World and Golfweek. He was awarded this honor after winning the Pat Hicks Invite . There, he recorded rounds of 71-64. This led him into a tie with Duncan Stewart of Jacksonville at a two-round 135. A playoff ensued, which Weston won on the first hole after recording a birdie. This led Weston to his first career collegiate victory. He becomes the 10th Ram in CSU history to capture an individual tournament victory. His second-round 64 is the second-lowest single round score in Colorado . State history. Weston joins Martin Laird and Nolan Martin as the only Rams to ever card this score. It is second only to the www.cstv.com
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The big guns will be coming to town on Jan. 5. Thats when the Lady Comets basketball team will entertain perennial national power Christ the King in a 2:30 p. m. tipoff. "My assistant Tom Kuzy saw them at a tournament a month or so ago and talked to their coach and all of a sudden, we had a date that worked for a game," head coach Vince Bucciarelli said. The downside was that to juggle their schedule, Abington Heights had to find an opponent for Wyoming Area, the Lady Comets scheduled opponent for that date. "Were expecting a big crowd and it will be good for our kids and the community," Bucciarelli said. " It will be the last of a series of tough nonleague opponents, which starts with Cheltenham, and includes Hazleton or Nanticoke, Valley West, and Scranton Prep or Dunmore. www.thetimes-tribune.com
Abington Heights The big guns will be coming to town on Jan. 5. Thats when the Lady Comets basketball team will entertain perennial national power Christ the King in a 2:30 p. m. tipoff. My assis - The times tribune scranton times tribune newspaper shamrock communications local news sports high school red barons penguins information classified directory marketplace content wilkes barre
If one had to point to a single "water demon", something that was at once both symbolic of the misuse of water in the West and of questionable utility itself, it would be the modern golf course. Drenched in fertilizer, planted in visually appealing but water-intensive grass species, and constantly cut to an unnaturally short length (cut grass requires even more water because of evaporation from its wounds), its as if the traditional golf course was designed to be as wasteful of water as was humanly possible. Worse yet, golf courses are increasingly becoming the focal points of new housing developments in the United States, which means that theres more of them every day. Opposing the construction of new golf courses can not only a method of preventing additional waste of water, but can also become an opportunity to create a broader www.worldchanging.com
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