COOPERSTOWN

The Medical Coaches’ team was low-net at the 11th annual Key- Bank/Bassett Invitational, but the big winner again was the Friends of Bassett, which netted nearly $100,000. After a barbecue lunch, 144 golfers teed up May 27 to play 18 holes. Later, golfers and guests gathered in The Otesaga’s ballroom for a cocktail reception and buffet, and presentation of awards.

LOW-NET WINNERS: First, Medical Coaches, Len Marsh, Shane Marsh, Matt Sohns, Bill VanDewark; second, Plumbers & Pipefi tters Local 112, Doug McMaster, John Pichura, Jim Rounds, Sylvy Yovchinecz; third, Middleburgh Telephone, James Becker, Jason Becker, Steve Cole and Glen McCarthy; fourth, Buffalo Hospital Supply, Matt Ferlito, Bill Steiner, Tom Terry, Jeff Van Buren.
LOW-GROSS WINNERS: First, Rueckert Advertising Public Relations LLC, Paolo Grandjacquette, Chris Rueckert, Dean Rueckert, Jim Ryan; second, the Daily Star, Jeff Leach, Bob Marino, Bill Reeves, Mike Waffl e. Also, Dwight Packard, straightest drive; John Pennisi, closest-to-pin; Connie Jastremski, longest drive (women), and Craig Jasenki, longest drive (men). The organizing committee this year was Jim Empie, Roger MacMillan, Don Pollock, Bob Schlather and Dan Spooner.


Low-Net Team (61) at the LWGA Member- Guest Tournament Tuesday, July 15, were Kay Frank, right, and LWGA President Carol Steigelman. Next to them are the low-gross team
(82) , Judy Mowery, left, and Liz Darling. Next to them are the organizing committee, from left, Lee Stockwell, Dottie Gebbia and Donna Thompson. The tourney raised $1,000 for Catskill Area Hospice & Palliative Care. In July 8 play, Liz Darling and Barbara Lasher were low gross (89); Martha Vaules and Pat Grillo, low net (62).

Labels: Friends of Bassett, Golf, LWGA, Sports