FOOTBALL
Youth league to kick off Sept. 4
The Kent County Levy Court Parks and Recreation Department is offering a youth flag football league for ages 5 to 10 with games beginning Saturday, Sept. 4, at Big Oak County Park, Smyrna.
The fee is $40 and includes a team T-shirt.
For more information, call 744-2495 or visit www.kentcountyrec.com.
GOLF
Wild Quail hosts senior club championship
Wild Quail held its senior club championship Aug. 14 and 15 at Wild Quail Golf and Country Club, Wyoming.
The ladies winners in the championship flight were Anne Lanovara, 162, first; Linda Malloy, 173, second; and Karen Kitchen, 177, third.
The ladies winners in the first flight were Vicki Buckworth, 189, first; and Lynn Egloff, 191, second.
The ladies winners in the second flight were Carolyn Price, 195, first; Nancy Woodward, 197, second; Jo Smith, 200, third; Joan Shuba, 105, low Sunday; and Nancy Benner, 183, low net.
The men’s winners in the ages 50 to 59 championship flight were Kevin Sartell, 142, first; Jeff Allen, 150, second; Steve Hanson, 151, third; and Kevin Donnelly, 76, low Sunday.
The men’s winners in the ages 50 to 59 first flight were Mike Nyhus, 160, first; Rick Kent, 169, second; Eddie Meredith, 176, third; John Lanovara, 85, low Sunday; Kevin Malloy, 150, low net; and Bill Bowden, 150, second net.
The men’s winners in the ages 60 to 69 championship flight were Mike Mercer, 148, first; Chris Nacrelli, 162, second; Jim Egloff, 163, third; and Bill Hutchinson, 87, low Sunday.
The men’s winners in the ages 60 to 69 first flight were Art Carlson, 161, first; Henry Decker, 164, second; Gary Bish, 168, third; and Bob Groom, 90, low Sunday.
The men’s winners in the ages 70 to 85 group were George Sweeney, 172, first; Bob Kidd, 174, second; Charlie Wilt, 177, third; Bill Jester, 85, low Sunday; and Bill Smith, 162, low net.
Adkins and Dabson take first in nine-hole game
The Wild Quail 9-Hole Ladies played a Tee-To-Green tournament Aug. 17 at Wild Quail Golf and Country Club, Wyoming.
The Flight A winners were Peg Adkins, 15, first, and Janine Martin, 16, second.
The Flight B winners were Fran Dabson, 9, first, and Stacy Abernathy, 12, second.
Fox wins Jonathan’s club championship
Fifteen ladies from Jonathan’s Landing participated in a tournament for the title of club champion Aug. 14 and 15 at Jonathan’s Landing Golf Course, Magnolia, with Chris Fox winning the overall title.
Tee-to-Green tourney held at Wild Quail
The Wild Quail 18-Hole Ladies played a Tee-to-Green tournament Aug. 17 at Wild Quail Golf and Country Club, Wyoming.
The winners in the first flight were June Allen and Anne Lanovara, tied for first; Karen Kitchen, second; and Sue Cox, third.
The winner in the second flight was Mary Jane Ralson.
The closest-to-the-pin winners were Sue Cox, 13 feet 8 1/2 inches, hole No. 4; and Anne Lanovara, 20 feet 6 inches, hole No. 8.
Foursome shoots 121 net score, wins Maple Dale tourney
The Maple Dale Ladies Invitational was held Aug. 20 at Maple Dale Country Club, Dover.
The foursome of Janet Wolf, Lois Huggins, Debbie Corrado and Mary Jane Weldin shot a 121 to win first net.
The foursome of Fran Johnson, Chotsie Raver, Denise Dickerson and Linda Townsend shot a 154 to win first gross.
Barlow wins best net on odd holes tourney
The Ladies from Garrison’s Lake Golf Course played a best net score on odd holes tournament Aug. 19 at Garrison’s Lake Golf Course, Smyrna.
The winners were Linda Barlow, first; Irene Simpson, second; and Nancy Cassell, Shirley Hall and Ann Williams, tied for third.
Weekly senior game goes to Shuih and Shimamoto
The Par 3 Senior Golf League played its weekly game Aug. 17 at the Dover Par 3.
The men’s winners were Bob Shuih, 27, two birdies, first; Bob Henry, 28, one birdie, second; Randy Hansen, 29, one birdie, third; and Lyle Johnnasen, 29, fourth.
The women’s winners were Betty Shimamoto, 32, first; Joyce Bush, 33, second; and Louise Zimmerman, 36, third.
SOFTBALL
First State Force 10U team to hold tryouts
The First State Force 10 and Under travel softball team will hold tryouts from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Aug. 28, at the Smyrna-Clayton Little Lass Softball Fields.
For more information, call Alvin Atkinson at 632-8754, 653-5479 or 653-3121.
FITNESS
Wilson, Marquette win COPS 5K race
The Concerns of Police Survivors 5K Run/Walk was held Aug. 19 at Wyoming Park, Wyoming.
The winners were, overall: Ray Wilson, 18:54, for males; and Jill Marquette, 20:54, for females.
Masters: Rich Jones, 19:38, for males; and Mary Ann Sockriter, 24:37, for females.
Top Cop: Lance Skinner, 19:40, first, Scott Workman, 21:16, second, and Michael Guerrieri, 21:22, third for males; and Ashley Stetser, 30:34, first for females.
Fourteen and younger: Bryson Minear, 40:01, first, and Blaise Moyer, 40:02, second for males; and Kelsey Cabrera, 20:56, first, Ashley Mogle, 24:51, second, and Nikki Blades, 42:39, third for females.
Fifteen to 19: Tyler Shelton, 19:26, first, Kyle Valeski, 19:33, second, and Matthew Hood, 20:27, third for males; and Kari Elzey, 29:40, first for females.
Twenty to 29: Michael Guerrieri, 21:22, first, Sean Mulligan, 22:00, second, and Pete Martinek, third for males; and Jennifer Kelly, 26:44, first, Bridget Ellison, 27:20, second, and Corinne Hofmann, 28:45, third for females.
Thirty to 39: Lance Skinner, 19:40, first, Scott Workman, 21:16, second, and Kristopher Thompson, 21:25, third for males; and Susan Dunn, 21:47, first, Elizabeth Skinner, 23:59, second, and Laurie Hake, 24:10, third for females.
Forty to 49: Greg Massey, 21:28, first, Harry White, 22:33, second, and Arthur Gaumi, 24:56, third for males; and Linda Schwartz-Chi, 25:41, first, Beth Johnson, 26:44, second, and Lisa Wynn, 28:29, third for females.
Fifty to 59: Eric Reuther, 29:30, first, Robert Coupe, 29:47, second, and Doug Deeter, 30:46, third for males; and Amy Hoey, 24:51, first, Laura Vaughn, 27:04, second, and Linda Lynn, 30:17, third for females.
Sixty to 69: Dave Sauls, 22:51, first, Robert Wolhar, 24:36, second, and Richard Grace, 25:39, third for males.
Seventy and older: Lee Masser, 34:29, first for males.
Walkers: Bob Carroll, 36:08, first, Jim Lyons, 40:39, second, and Ron Salomon, 41:38, third for males; and Rosemary Ross, 41:38, first, Faith McCoy, 42:43, second, and Katrina Candelara, 44:27, third for females.
The Top Cop team winners were: Lance Skinner, Scott Workman and Kristopher Thompson, Delaware State Police Troop 4, first; Michael Guerrieri, Sean Mulligan and Shane Troxler, DOC-Sussex, second; and Erik Farinas, Perry Allfather and Michael Cocuzza, Probation and Parole, third.
Aerobics class begins Aug. 30 at Pitts Center
The city of Dover Parks and Recreation Department is offering Low Impact Aerobics from 4:10 to 5 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, Aug. 30, to Sept. 22, at the Pitts Center, Dover.
The workout is designed to burn fat, strengthen, tone and improve balance with low-impact movements. Light weights will be utilized for specific exercises.
The class is gentle on the body and adaptable for all fitness levels.
The activity fee is $25, and participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and bring water.
For more information, call 674-7541 or visit www.cityofdover.com.
Chair Yoga for all ages begins Aug. 26
The city of Dover Parks and Recreation Department is offering Chair Yoga from 10 to 10:50 a.m. Thursdays, Aug. 26, to Sept. 30, at the Pitts Center, Dover.
The class is designed to move the body through a series of standing and seated yoga poses. A chair is offered for support in performing a variety of postures that increase flexibility, balance and range of motion.
Breathing exercises and relaxation will promote calmness and mental clarity.
The activity fee is $25.
For more information, call 674-7541 or visit www.cityofdover.com.
Seated aerobics class promotes strength, flexibility
The city of Dover Parks and Recreation Department is offering Chair Aerobics from 9 to 9:50 a.m. Thursdays, Aug. 26, to Sept. 30, at the Pitts Center, Dover.
A chair is used for seated or standing support in this non-impact aerobic class for individuals who are interested in increasing upper-body strength, as well as cardiovascular and muscular endurance.
The class is designed to increase balance, range of motion and coordination. It is adaptable for all fitness levels.
The activity fee is $25.
For more information, call 674-7541 or visit www.cityofdover.com.
TEE-BALL
County leagues for ages 4 to 6 begin Sept. 18
The Kent County Levy Court’s Parks and Recreation Department is offering Tee-Ball Leagues for ages 4 to 6 beginning Saturday, Sept. 18, and running for six weeks at both Brecknock County Park, Camden, or Browns Branch County Park, Harrington.
All practices and games will be played at the location for which the player registers. The fee is $40 and payment is due by Thursday, Sept. 2.
For more information, call 744-2495 or visit www.kentcountyrec.com.
