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During the
SJMGA
event Thursday,
Gene Yanosy
carded his fourth eagle and his first at St. James. Gene made his
Eagle on the Par 5
fifth hole at Players when his second shot landed withing 6 feet of the hole. Gene calmly holed the putt to record his 3. Witnesing the event were Gene's playing partners;
Jerry Biffle, Joe Mendolia and Mark Thuer.
Congratulations to Gene!!
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LGA Ladies Golf Association
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Yeah!
LGA
finally had a decent weather on Tuesday for golf! With a shotgun start at
Players Club
, the third round of
LGA Match Play Tournament
to determine the Final Four teams in this year's tournament.
Congratulations to the winners of this week’s matches. These teams will compete in the Semi-Final Matches next Tuesday at Players Club.
Carol Kileen & Kelli Brownfield
vs.
Carolyn O’Brien & Liz Halbert
Mary Walby & Licia Daly
vs.
Paula Sue Jackson & Sandi Becka
Good Luck goes out to these Final Four teams next week!
60 women played with the regular
LGA
at
Players
Tuesday. The game was Team Quota 1 Best Net of 2. There were two flights
AC
&
BD
. Congratulations to all the winners!
AC Flight
1st Place (+39)
Barbara Sauter, Maureen Basehore, Jeanne Sturtevant, Cindy Kirwan
2nd Place (+26)
Faye Curry, Diane Lusk, Karen Heiser, India Hofer
3rd Place (+21)
Sherrry Blackwood, Susan Dresner, Sheila Sullivan, Pamela Varone
BD Flight
1st Place (+29)
Sally Robbins, Tina Kreiner, Cheryl Wilson, Stacy Pontarollo
2nd Place (+23)
Evie Pizer, Dale Lanks, Beth Erskine
3rd Place (+20)
Marge Cusick, Kathy Collins, Kathi Bovine, Connie Neun
Closet to the Pin
#7 Bernadette Clinton 11'
#14 Pat Walsh 9'9''
On Tuesday, April 16th, the
LGA
will hold its
Spring Fling Celebration
at Members Club. Golf will begin with a 9:30 shotgun. We hope everyone will join us for 9 holes of golf and a luncheon.
LGA
applications are available on the
LGA
bulletin board at Members as well as currently in the pro shops. Fee for the 2019 season for returning members dues is $45. New members remain at $35.
Click Here
to go to the St. James
LGA
webpage on the
POA
website
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LGA Ladies Golf Association 9 Holers
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T
he
LGA
9
ers
This
Week
Thank you to everyone who turned out on Tuesday in spite of the threat of rain, which didn’t happen! The following teams were the winners!
1st Place (53)
Barbara Thornton, Penny Steinhardt, Tricia Hill, Karen Nelson
2nd Place (54)
Mary Fedash, Sarah Hyland, Helene Mawyer, Sheila Kiggins
3rd Place (56)
Pat Walker, Liz Creech, Mary Bendinelli, Diana Dell
No Birdies today
Closest to the Pin
#2 Rosanne Sticht 17’8””
#6 Linda Wilhelm 10’5”
Note Schedule Change
Next Week! Attention Everyone!! We are at
Members
Tuesday
and the tee Time was changed to 12:00 pm
Shotgun! If you need to cancel, please email Laurie Adams before noon, Monday, April 15th ladams@troon.com
Upcoming Dates
April 16th @ 12:00 pm at Members
April 23rd @ 2:00 pm at Players
April 30th @ 2:00 pm at Players
May 7th @ 1:30 pm at Founders
Click Here
to go to the
LGA
9 Holers
webpage on the
POA
website
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MGA - Men's Golf Association
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The third round of the
SJMGA Match Play Tournament
was played Thursday under sunny skies. The results of the very competitive thuird round matches are shown below. Congratulations to all our winners!
James Garvey & Thomas Patterson
2 &1
over
Michael Galchus & Manny Babounakis
Ted Sinclaire & Joe Cleary 1 up
over
Bob Wilcox & Mark Bostic
Mitch Chaney & Jim Shettig 1 up
over
Gary Pizer & Mark Pizer
Frank Chmiel & Jim Funka
outlasted
in
22 holes
Jim Daly & Paul Dewey
Well, the Final Four is now set for the SJMGA Two Man Match Play Tournament.
The semi-finals will pit the teams of
Jim Garvey &Tom Patterson
against
Ted Sinclaire & Joe Cleary
. The other semi-final will see
Mitch Chaney & Jim Shettig
go up against
Frank Chmiel & Jim Funka
, with Frank and Jim looking to advance to the finals for the second year in a row. They will be greatly motivated as they fell just short in last years championship match. Good luck to all the semi-finalists.
The alternate game for those not competing in the Match Play was a 2 Best Balls Net Plus Bonus. Congratulations to all our winners!
1st Place (-32)
David Caruso, Bob Gavlick, John Neuner
2nd Place (-32)
Brian Smith, Ted Paulauskas, John Edwards, Jim Sconyers
3rd Place (-29)
Greg Long, David McNamara, Joseph Farina, Stephen Bilyk
4th Place (-28)
John Matter, Ed Washa, Jack Sturtevant, Mark Flick
5th Place (-28)
Wayne Dadetto, Buzz Thornton, Alan Favicchio, Brian McEnaney
6th Place (-27)
John D'Amato, Leo Mercado, Richard Berard, Bill Reidway
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Closest to the Pin
Green Tees
#2 Paul Miller 10'9''
#7 Joe Boland/Matt Dunne 6'4''
#11 Dennis Mancinelli 1"
#14 Lee Bartels 15''
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Closest to the Pin
White Tees
#2 Jack Sturtevant 2'5''
#7 Wayne Dadetto 19'5''
#11 John Edwards 6'3''
#14 John Salerno 3'8''
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Next week at the Players, in addition to the
Match Play Tournament,
the
SJMGA
will also include a two man Blue/White Event. We hope the spectacular weather continues to hold as this past Thursday was just magnificent.
The
SJMGA
will play at the
Players Club
for all of March and April.
Intercoastal Interclub League (ICL)
The first
ICL
Match was held on April 4th at
River Landing
in Wallace, NC. The
defending ICL Champs, St. James
did not fare as well as usual losing to
Magnolia Greens/Compasse Point
13-8. Our team consisted of
Keith Li, Bob Petco, Steve Lanier, Kirk Houser, Bob Kurz, Brett Paladino, John Waters, Greg Erdman, Rich Holt, Bill Melanson, Bill Steinhardt, Lou DiDonato
and our St. James professional,
Scott Newell
. Although we lost the 2 man matches, four of 6 teams cashed in prize money in their respective flights, which demonstrates how tough the competition was that day.
Our next match is May 6th at
Cape Fear National
in Brunswick Forest. The
sign-up date on Golf Net
will be on
Monday April 22nd
. Participation in the
ICL
matches is limited to
SJMGA
members only.
The
ICL
is a six team match play league including
Porters Neck, St. James, Magnolia Greens/Compass Pointe
,
Cape Fear National, River Landing
and
Landfall.
Each club will have 12 members playing plus one pro.
Participation is open to any
SJMGA
member without regard to handicap.
For further information, visit the
MGA
website
or email the
ICL
coordinator,
Lou DiDonato
at oth@windstream.net.
Intercoastal Golf Assiation (IGA)
The Next
IGA
match will be a HOME match at
Founders
vs.
Lockwood Folly
on Monday April 15th at 9:00 am.
The
IGA is a seven team
match play league whose primary mission is to provide a format for friendly competition between Men’s Golf Associations in Brunswick County. L
eague teams include
St. James, Rivers Edge, Sea Trail, Farmstead, Lockwood Folly, Carolina National
and
The Lakes
.
St James
plays home and away matches with each team in the league resulting in a twelve match season. Participation is open to any
SJMGA
member without regard to handicap. For further information, visit the
MGA
webpage or contact the
IGA
coordinator,
Jim York
at jyorksouthport@aol.com
Coastal Carolina Interclub Association (CCIA)
The
CCIA
offers interclub play between
Ocean Ridge, Carolina National,
Compass Pointe
,
Crow Creek
and
St. James
with participation limited to
SJMGA
members. The maximum allowable USGA Index for each player is 16. Players with a USGA Index above 16 will be assigned an index of 16.
There are six events per season, one at each location.
For further information, visit the
MGA website
or contact the
CCIA
coordinator,
Tom Lawruk
at tomlawruk@yahoo.com.
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New to St. James Tennis Orientation
The St. James Tennis Association holds a monthly
"
New to St. James Tennis
"
event that is open to everyone, both new players and players returning to tennis.
You do not need to be a member of the St. James Tennis Association (SJTA); however, if you do not have a Clubs of St. James Sports or Golf membership, there is a fee. The event is held at the Founders Tennis Courts. Next month’s event will be on
Tuesday April 16th @ 4 PM. Contact
Kim Sheahan
for more information and
to sign up at
kps1811@gmail.com
Upcoming events for SJTA Members at Founders courts include:
Women’s Round Robin
(2.5-3.0) and (3.5-4.0)
Tuesday
April 16th @ 4 PM
Mixed Round Robin
(All Levels)
Sunday April 28th @ 4 PM
Spring Teams Tournament
Thursday, May 9, 2019
Club Doubles Championships Wednesday, June 5, 2019
Click Here
to go to the
St. James Tennis
webpage on the
POA
website
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St. James Jimmies Spring Season Softball Opener
The Brunswick County
St. James Jimmies and the
State Farm Winding River softball teams played on Tuesday at the
Jimmies Southport field. The
Jimmies won the first game 21-14. Great fielding provided by
Steve Tien, Brian Blackmer, Jay Conttone and John Salerno. Strong hitting lead by
Bob Matarazzo, John Salerno, Dale Hundley, Tony Pace, Steve Tien, Jay Conttone, Lou D’Abramo, Brian Blackmer, Joe Ferrera, Bob Lewis, Dave Sleight and
John Summerville. Outstanding catches by
Steve Tien, Jay Conttone, Lou D’Abramo, Brian Blackmer, and
Tony Pace helped seal the win. Winning pitcher was Chuck Ott with his reliable catcher
Bob Lewis.
The second game was more uneven with the
Jimmies showing strong fielding and hitting skills with a 24-11 win. Combined winning pitchers were
Roger Albizu and
Al Jaeger.
It should be noted that
Winding River offered to play at the Southport field when the
St James Jimmies
and
St. James Gators were the only teams playing at the Southport field over past seasons. Lockwood Folly, Cedar Grove Middle School and Shallotte are the other fields. This showed great sportsmanship by Winding River and the Jimmies appreciated their willingness to play at the Southport field.
Next game at
Cedar Grove Middle School against the
Slammers at 9:15am. Fans always welcomed.
The
St. James Gators
are managed by
Mike Gordan
and the
St. James Jimmies
are managed by
Bill Sample.
For more information, contact either manager.
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St. James Men's Bowling League
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League Play will resume in September
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Anyone interested in being a joining a team or being a sub can contact the League President,
Mark Zaenglein
(
mzaenglein@ec.rr.com
) to sign up or for more details.
League results and team rosters are available
.
Click Here
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St. James Mixed Bowling League
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League Championship Night
JB & The Boys
were ahead of
Philly Four
by one point going into the championship match.
Philly Four
won the first two games to go up by three. If they won the third game they would be the champs. But,
JB & The Boys
were not done yet. They came back with a roar and took the final game to go down only one point. It was up to total pins for the series to decide the winner.
JB
needed a big game and they got it!
Philly Four
took four points and
JB & The Boys
took three. It was a tie! After discussing the options, both teams decided to be co-champions of the world and split the prize money! Wow! What a finish to a great session!
In addition to all the drama for first place, we had some great bowling by both men and women in the league.
Men’s High Handicap Game went to
Doug Linn
with a 279. He was followed by
Tony Rollins
and
Bob Wanczowski
, both with a 263!
High Handicap Series went to
Bob Wanczowski
with a real nice 724.
Kevin Broadbin
came in with a 709 and
John VanOrmer
and
Tony Rollins
finished with a nice 704! Nice rolling, guys!
The night’s honor scores for the women went to
Donna Dudley
for high Handicap Game with a 264.
Sheila Sullivan
and
Bev Mastrovich
were right behind with a 259 and 257 respectively.
High Handicap Series went to
Barbara McMichael
with a very nice 729.
Bev Mastrovich
was right behind with a 721 and
Peggy O’Connel
finished the group with an impressive 692. Way to go ladies!
Team and individual awards will be presented next Monday at the League Banquet. We’ll then have one last night of bowling fun with the no-tap tournament!
Now that we have two sessions under our belt, we’re looking forward to having even more teams for the fall.
If you’re interested in joining us as a team, couple or individual for the next session, contact
Charlie Mastrovich
at
mastrovich547@gmail.com
Don’t forget to hone your skills on Sunday night bowling with
Charlie
&
Bev.
Have a great summer everyone!
League results and team rosters are available.
Click Here
Week Ending April 7th Results
(Omitted by Last Week by Editor Error)
The stage is set. The big night is finally here. Next Monday the world’s best will vie for the exclusive title of World Champion Bowling Team!!! Well, close anyway.
Philly Four
is still one game behind
JB and The boys
so they’ll duke it out for first place honors. After that, it’s anyone’s guess as to where the final standings will fall. Seven teams have a chance at third place on down so the final night of competition will be fierce indeed!
This week saw another run at a perfect game, that alas fell short.
Doug Linn
had the first 10 strikes before missing his mark and leaving with a 288 game. Still pretty good (even though he couldn’t beat
Bill Doody’s
290)! The lane conditions were extremely tough this week but we still had some nice games and series.
Doug
had high handicap game with a 299, followed by
Bob Mazzenga
with a 286 and George Barr with his nice 271.
High Handicap Series went to
Bob Mazzenga
with a 721 (nice rolling tonight, Bob!). He was followed by
Ray Cook
with a 708 and
Zeke Mendoza
right behind with a 706. Nice rolling guys!
Jeannie Rodbell
and
Carol Mazzenga
shared women’s top honors with 253 Handicap Games. Yeahhhh!
Sue Shaylor
was right behind with her 246. Very nice ladies!
Charlotte Groelly’s
718 took the night’s High Handicap Series honor. She was followed by
Carol Mazzenga
with her 706 and
Phyllis Barnaby
with her 690. Great shooting!
One more week to go to determine the final standings. After that, it’s on to our banquet and No-Tap Tournament for a final night of FUN!
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St. James Model Yacht Racing Club
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Rain, rain go away!!! Just as the Skippers gathered to race on Tuesday, it began to rain for the second week in a row. At that point there were only four
Nirvanas
and four
Dragon 95's
ready to race and no Race Official (must have seen the weather report). Two of the
Nirvana
Skippers decided to call it a day as it appeared the rain was going to last a while, which meant there was no quorum fo
r
Nirvana
races to count. The two remaining
Nirvana
Skippers also had their
Dragon 95's
with them, which gave the Skippers left four
Dragon 95's
to put in the water once the rain passed. Skippers
Tony DeFilippis, Dick Denzler, Rob McKinley
and
Charlie Sweeney
spent the next hour and ½ or so running informal tuning races against each other. Skipper
Bill Miller
also showed up later on with his
Nirvana
and ran some practice legs with the
Dragon 95's
.
On Thursday, the sky was sunny and blue with scattered clouds with a temperature of about 72 degrees and winds out of the Northeast at 8 to 9 knots, gusting to 12 knots. Race Official
Larry Rogers
set up short, but challenging course that used the Yellow/Green Buoys for the start line and required a series of long upwind tacking legs to a port rounding of the Orange Buoy, then across to the Blue Buoy for a port rounding for a final downwind sprint passing on the shoreside of the 2 Buoy and home to the Yellow/Green finish line. The downwind run to the finish was particularly challenging for the
Nirvanas
as some wind gusts caused them to submarine and spin out.
The
Nirvana
class only had three boats racing and each of the three Skippers had two first place finishes. The
Nirvana
Skippers were
Harry Oakley
with the #26 boat;
Mike Ryerson
with the #25 boat; and
Carolyn Sherwin
with the #91 boat. Overall, Carolyn had the most consistent day of racing for the
Nirvanas
with four second place finishes to go with her two wins.
The
Dragon 95
class had just four boats race. Skipper
Dick Denzler
, with the #3 boat, had yet another dominant day of racing, winning all six races. Skipper
Rob McKinley
, with the #55 boat, had four second place finishes to go with a third and a fourth place finish. Skipper
Sandy Graham
, with the #93 boat, had four third place finishes as well as two second place finishes. Skipper
Dave Ham,
with the #632 boat, had five fourth places finishes and a third place finish. All in all it was a great day to be racing sailboats.
Due to road construction at the pond on Wednesday, this week’s. boat tune-up day at the Seaside Pond was moved to 1 PM on next Wednesday, April 17th.
If you are attending,
please reply again to all
in the email that Commodore
Mark Hamer
sent out to all Club members on April 3rd regarding this session change.
Final Point totals for the
Winter Race Series
are shown below:
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Nirvana and Dragon 65's Class
- Charlie Sweeney .9551
- Garrett VanKoughnett .9039
- Harry Howard .8812
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Dragon 95's Class
- Dick Denzler .9712
- Glnn Provost .8873
- Charlie Sweeney .8776
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St. James Billiards League
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Frank Clearfield - Wayne Dadetto - Dave Schroeder - Dave Samuels & Jim Brownfield Missing Brendan Kileen
Ocean’s Eleven
, winners of the St. James Billiards League for the 2018-19 season, celebrated with a victory dinner recently. Captain
Wayne Dadetto
presented the team with Championship rings and trophies to mark the accomplishment.
Frank Clearfield
was selected as their Most Valuable Player.
Frank
had 9 three game winning nights to lead the league in that category.
Dave Schroeder
chipped in with 7 three game winning matches.
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St. James Billiards League
Final Results
Congratulations to
Ocean’s Eleven
for their decisive victory in this season’s St. James Billiards League! Scoring 133 points in a hurricane shortened season is very impressive and makes them a multiple year League Champion.
The race in the final night of the season was for second place and
Brewski’s
, with a 7 point win, finished in second place. They were second most of the season but needed a big win to cement themselves in the Runner-Up position. Finishing in the tertiary spot and winning 5 points in their last match,
RunEm
, co-winners last year with
Rackem
, wound up a fine season in third place. Winding up the top five teams,
Wanderer’s
finished fourth and
Rackem
finished fifth. Finishing strong in the final match winning 6 points, were
Eight Balls
and
Team Medinah
. Winning 5 points were
Team Belfair
and
Pocket Pounders
.
The 2018-2019 Season Final League standings are shown below.
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Team
Ocean’s Eleven
Brewski’s
Run-Em
Wanderer’s
Rackem
Motley Crew
Eight Balls
Team Belfair
Pocket Pounders
Team Medinah
Table Sweepers
Bar-B-Ques
Arbor Raiders
Sharks
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Total Points
133
120
118
116
114
109
106
105
102
96
90
86
77
77
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The
St. James Billiards League
2018-19 season was scheduled to
consist of 26 weeks of Thursday night competition with 14 teams vying for the Championship. Each team will has up to 6 players with 3 participating each week. The hurricane shortened season
included 23 weeks of play with league play finishing March 28th.
The League will commence next season in September with a Captains meeting in August. Enjoy the summer!.
Rosters will consist of St. James residents. If you are interested in joining a team in the league next season or getting on the sub list, contact
Tom Lippard
, League Commissioner, at
tomlippardiii@gmail.com
for information.
For full League standings and more information about the League
Click Here
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Next stop for
St. James Bikers
is gator country: a 14 mile adventure around
Lake Waccamaw (LW)
on
Saturday, May 11th
beginning at 10:30 am.
LW
is the largest of the natural
Carolina Bay
Lakes, is oval in shape and measures roughly 5.2 miles by 3.5 miles. We’ll gather at the
LW State Park
located at
1866 State Park Drive, Lake Waccamaw, NC
(it’s approximately a 45 minute drive from St. James). We’ll begin the ride at the state park and bike ¾ around the lake checking out the beautiful vistas and “wildlife”. Then, we’ll return to our cars and head a short distance to the picnic area for a BYO lunch (suggestion: you’ll pass a Subway in the Circle K store on the corner of US 17& Rt 211).
Degree of difficulty: Easy to Moderate
When: Saturday, May 11th at 10:30 am
Where:
Lake Waccamaw State Park
1866 State Park Dr, Lake Waccamaw NC
Phone 910-
646-4748
To visit the
Lake Waccamaw State Park
webpage
Click Here
To Register for the
Lake Waccamaw
bike Ride
Click Here
If you have to cancel, please unregister yourself on the site
Remember, everyone is welcome to join the bike club and they make it easy. Simply click on the link
Click Here
to go to the St. James Bikers webpage on the POA website and then click on the link there that says "
Join Group"
. It's as easy at that. Now you'll receive updates on activities as well as seeing links to pictures of past rides. Helmets are required and name tags are recommended.
Remember, everyone is welcome to join the bike club and they make it easy. Simply click on the link
Click Here
to go to the St. James Bikers webpage on the POA website and then click on the link there that says "
Join Group"
. It's as easy at that. Now you'll receive updates on activities as well as seeing links to pictures of past rides.
For more information about St. James Bikers or if you simply have a question, contact
John Lynch
at (910) 253-4457 or at john.lynch45@gmail.com.
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The St James Fishing Club holds an annual fishing Derby.
All fish listed on the Derby are Salt Water Fish that qualify for certification in NC State waters. The Club also runs a Fresh Water Derby for Ponds fishing within St James. The Club will hand out 2019 awards for both the salt water and fresh water derbys at their January 2020 Club meeting.
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Final 2018 Fishing Derby Results for the year-long event are posted below.. The club announced a monthly tournament. Each month 3 fish will be identified and awards will be given for first and second place. Full results are posted below. The St James Fishing Club meets the first Tuesday of the month at Members club. Guests are always welcome.
A list of the largest fish caught during 2013-2018
Click Here
Click Here
to view the 2019 Derby results as they come in.
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The
St. James Ping Pong Club
was hosted the
Brunswick County Senior Table Tennis Games
at the St. James Community Center o
n Friday,
April 5th
.
There were 19 participants in all. Nine of the players were from communities surrounding St James. Our club had 10 members play.
This year, a round-robin format was used with winners playing for medals in various ages and categories. A big thanks to
Khrystye Haselden
,
Brunswick County Parks and Rec 55 plus Program Coordinator
and her staff for coordinating this and all gator game events in Brunswick County. Spectators were able to enjoy the games and treats supplied by the Ping Pong Club!
Winners this year include:
Tom Villano
(Silver - 2),
Gary Mlynek
(Gold - 3),
Dale Peck
(Gold, Silver),
Tom Strick
(Gold, Bronze),
Fred Walters
(Bronze),
Mike Haase
(Bronze),
David Chodikoff
(Gold) and
Wendy Casterline
(Gold).
Congratulations to all participants as well as medal winners! Hopefully next year we will have other St. James Residents join us at this fun event! Hopefully next year we will have other St. James Residents join us at this fun event. A photo of the group at the start of the games (some participants missing) is attached.
Contact Gary Mlynek, Communications for more information on Senior Games or the St. James Ping Pong Club. (
garymlynek@gmail.com
or 651.335.7126)
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Forty-six St. James pickleballers attended The House of Pickleball’s Mini Academy on March 31
st
. The players rotated through 6 different lessons perfecting their beginner and intermediate pickleball skills. They learned the proper way to dink, to dink with a purpose and close the point, offensive and defensive lob techniques, the difficult to master third shot drop, the block and punch shot and how to capitalize on a deep serve and deep return of serve. The players and the instructors were thrilled with results and are looking forward to another mini academy. For local St. James instruction please call
Greg Rymer
at the St. James Tennis Shop. Stay tuned for the announcement of the next event.
The
St. James Pickleball Association
is sponsoring a bonfire, weather permitting, on Wednesday,
April 24th
starting at
5:00 pm at the beach
in front of the
St. James Beach Club
. Rain date is April 25th. Please bring your own food and drinks. There is no charge, but we will be passing the hat for Doug Dzambo who is setting up the bonfire for us. Questions email
cindyhettinger8@gmail.com
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