Prospect Hills
Pedro O’Hara’s Golf League
Week 3 standings
1 – Sherry/Vachon – 34; 2 – Leeman/Malpass – 33.5; 3 – Haines/Charron – 31; 4 – Pray/Feely – 30; 5 – Blanchette/Bergeron; 6 – Pugh/Bjorke – 28; 7 – Kennely/Crowell – 27.5; 7 – Morency/Warner – 27.5; 7 – Theriault/Swett – 27.5; 10 – Boulet/Maheux – 27; 10 – Forgues/Vaughan – 27; 10 – Landry/Desbiens – 27; 13 – Lessard/Lessard – 26.5; 13 – Rousseau/Lajoie – 26.5; 13 – Scott/Livernois – 26.5; 16 – Rosen/Annear – 26; 17 – Good/Miller – 24; 17 – Thongsavanh/Melaragno – 24; 17 – Lowell/Jones – 24; 20 – Scott/Mathews – 18; Congratulations for closest to the pin on hole #9. First place Don Malpass at 6’8.5″ and second place Ron Lessard Jr. at 8’7″/
Senior Golf League
1st Place Teams – Ron Maheux, Bob Cielinski, Paul Landry, Bruce Parker – 4; Two teams tied for 2nd 1; – Chuck Drinkwater, Bob Melaragno, Don Poulin, Steve Williams – 3: 2; — Joe Landry, Tim Ricker, Mike Bolduc, Paul Ouellette – 3; Closest to the pin # 3; 1st place – Paul Carbonneau 13’ 9”; 2nd place – Chuck Clavet 14’ 1”
A Flight: 1st Place Ron Pinard +0 points; 1st Place tie Kris Robichaud +0 points; B Flight: 1st Place Jim Daigle +2 points, 2nd Place Tie John Desmarais +0 points, Dan Pelletier +0 points; C Flight: 1st Place Moe Vachon +6 points, 2nd Place Jon Lizotte +4 points; D Flight: 1st Place Maynard Chapman +2 points, 2nd Place Bernie Maybury +1 points
Ladies League: N.O.S.E
A Flight: Gross Janet Nelson 39; Net Kathy Cain 33; B Flight: Gross Diana Poliquin 49; Net Joan Giguere 38; C Flight: Gross Jane Stone 54; Net Diane Gagnier 34; Closest to the Pin #6; Linda Charpentier 10’4”; Low Putts: Shirneen Callahan 31; Jeanne Read 31; 50 / 50: Kathy Bartley; Steve Berry had a hole-in-one on the 132-yard, sixth hole. It was witnessed by Walt Ridlon and Bob Driscoll on May 19.
CMSGA At Augusta
Overall Gross: Bob Sommers 71, Mark Curtis 74; Net: Ben Walker 55, Charles Gillis 59, Cy Thompson 63; AGE 55-64 Gross: Dave Ballew 77M, Bruce Bubier 77, Gene Reny 81; Net: Phil McCabe 66M, Kevin Brown 66, Gary Winchenbach 67; AGE 65-68 Gross: Tom Kus 76, Dan Stuart 79, Mert Dearnley 80; Net: John Sage 64, Wayne Gifford 65, Paul Timberlake 66; AGE 69-72 Gross: Mike McGuire 77, Ray Brochu 79, Bill Blakemore 80 ; Net: Paul Sherman 64, Bill Bachofner 65, Keith Weatherbie 66; AGE 73+ Gross: Ed Shulz 84M, Charles Swanson 84, Bob Ouellette 86; Net: Jim Murphy 65M, Jim McManus 65, Dave Clifford 66M; Super Senior: Dana McCurdy 81;Best Ball Gross: Ray Brochu, Tom Downs, Dave Ballew, Dan Stuart 66, Dave Kus, Tom Kus, Jim Curtis, Paul Sherman 67; Best Ball Net:,Carleton Demmons, Jim Murphy, Wayne Gifford, Joe Pietroski 54M, Ben Walker, Dave Curtis, Fred Seger, Harold Jones 54, ;Pins:No. 2 Kevin Brown 2′ 8” Dan Hanson 4′ 4” No. 7 Peter Imber 1” Tom Tolliver 7′ 9” No. 15 Charles Swanson 7′ 6” Dan Stuart 7′ 10” No. 17 Gil Fifield 9′ 1/2” Jon Eustis 9′ 2”:
Springbrook
Area Golf Travel League
T eam winners: 1st place winners Ron Mcallister//Ted Burnett; 2nd place winners Tom Cornelio//Jim Kidder; 3rd place winners Ray Lagasse//Maurais Moreau; Closest to pin: Dick Heald//Jim Kidder Biggest plus: Dick Mcgraw//Frank Picard.
Total Even Holes
1 net: 10 Dani Murphy; 2 net: Rita Howard; 3 net: 10.75 Jean Pratt; 1 gross: 15 Rachel Newman; 2 gross: 16 Ashley Golden; Pins: #2 Holly Cooper 1’11”; #8 Carmen Cohen 1′
Fox Ridge
Lewiston Paint League
1. Gilhooly/Gilhooly 50; 2. Houlihan/Folker 49; 3. R. Ouellette/Straw 47; 4. Pomerleau/Baum 46; 5. Rioux/Begin 44.5; 6. R. St. Pierre/Worthington 42.5; 7. Murphy/True 41.5; 7. Murphy/True 41.5; 8. Morin/Bolduc 40; 9. Brousseau/Desjardins 39.5; 10. Theriautl/M. St. Pierre 28.5; 11. Ouellette/Emerson 38; 12. Costello/Theberge 38; 13. Bauer/Vachon 37.5; Baker/J. Ouellette 36; 15. Brisette/Lebrun 35.5; 16. Salterio/Gagnon 35; 17. Alexander/Dubois 33; 18. Buchanan/Roche 28.5; Low Gross – Dan Pomerleau 40; Most Points – Brousseau/Desjardins – 14.
Fairlawn
Seniors
1. -29 Marcel Mathieu, John Moreau, Vic Lebreque, Dana Miles; 2. -26 Don Wilson, Harold Churchill, John Mathieu, Dick Cooper; Closest to pin 11: John Moreau 7’0″, Pastor Vail 9’5″; Closest to pin 13: Harold Churchill 22’10”, Don Wilson 22’11”
Notices
MSGA Scholarship Fund
Since its modest inception in 1950, the MSGA Scholarship Fund, a.k.a. the Maine Caddie Scholarship, has given more than $1,300,000 to help Maine students pay for college. The Fund has helped more than 500 students hailing from all 16 counties and more than 125 different towns. .
Students are selected based on their financial need, academic performance, character, and participation in the game of golf and the golf industry.
In 2015, the MSGA Scholarship Committee has selected 15 new recipients for awards of $1500 renewable for up to four years of undergraduate education. Added to our commitment to renewing recipients, the new awards make a total current commitment to students of about $90,000.
Everything the Scholarship Fund has been able to do is thanks in large measure to the golf courses of Maine that comprise the Maine State Golf Association.
The 2015 recipients are:
Sullivan Tidd of Casco, son of Trevor and Eileen Tidd. As the top academic performer among the new scholars, Sullivan is the recipient of the Winchenbach Award and an additional $500, one-time grant; Parker Walker of Island Falls, son of Stephen Walker and Melissa Walker; Jenna Hallett of Presque Isle, daughter of Gregory and Jennifer Hallett; Gavin Dugas of Pittsfield, son of Michael and Dawn Dugas; Robbie Watson of Fort Fairfield, son of Cindy Watson; Craig Smith of Falmouth, son of Jeffrey Smith and Hsu Hsien Smith; Thomas Ackerman of Topsham, son of Tom and Cindy Ackerman; Taylor Morang of Winthrop, son of Keith and Kelly Morang; Kelsie Dessent of Fairfield, daughter of Tony and Michelle Dessent; Ty Cowan of Madison, son of Heath and Mandy Cowan; Thomas Foster of Augusta, son of James and Rebecca Foster; Katie Pelletier of Caribou, daughter of John Pelletier, Jr. and Leslie Anderson; Henry Laurita of Hope, son of Carrie Laurita and the late Dr. Jim Laurita; Drew Long of Rockport, son of Ron and Angela Long; Brody Campbell of Exeter, son of Jeffrey and Dawn Campbell; A one-time $500 Golf Contributions Award is presented to: Daulton Wickenden of Rockport, son of John and Kimberly Wickenden.
Basketball camp
The Lady Saints Summer Basketball Camp will be held from June 22 through 25 from 9 a..m. to 3 p.m., at St. Dominic Academy in Auburn. The camp is open to all girls entering grades four through eight.
Fundamental skills will be taught and games will be held during the three-day camp. There will also be prizes.
The cost is is $100 if paid before June 12 or $110 after June 12. Scholarship opportunities are available for those who need assistance to pay for camp. Jon Berry, who is entering his fifth year as varsity coach for the St. Dom’s girls’ basketball program, will be the camp director. Assistant director is Matt Donar. Current and former St. Dom’s players will serve as camp coaches and counselors. Lunch may be brought from home or purchased each day for $5.
For an application or questions, call Berry at 740-4566.
Twilight Wood Bat Baseball League tryouts
The Twilight Wood Bat Baseball League will be holding tryouts on Sunday, May 24 at The Edge Academy and The Dome facility in Portland from 10 a.m. to noon.
The tryout fee is $20. A money order or check can be made out to the Twilight Baseball League. Cash is also accepted.
The league will feature four teams , with games being played on Wednesday and Friday nights and Sunday afternoons. The league opens on June 13.
If you can’t make the tryout, the pre-draft registration form and fee need to be submitted to commissioner Nick Caiazzo before Sunday, May 24 to be eligible for the team draft that follows the tryout. For more information, contact Caiazzo at ncaiazzo@maine.rr.com or at 207-878-2600.
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