Traden Gray

Softball

Friday Coed Softball League

Week 1 Schedule

FOLEY

6:30 p.m.: Darr’s Snowplowing vs. Betts

7:45 p.m.: Uncrustables vs. DZ Designs

9 p.m.: Munch Appliance Repair/Peppermill vs. United Refining

BETTS

6:30 p.m.: McKissock vs. Iccy Ink

7:45 p.m.: Hickory Creek Brewing Co. vs. BHHS Regional Realty

9 p.m.: BCO vs. Gramm Zs

Trap leagues

The Warren County Trap League opened Wednesday night with cold, rainy and windy conditions.

Brokenstraw downed Sugar Grove 341-320, Tidioute topped Sheffield 336-317, Corry got by Kalbfus 322-315 and Pine Grove shot 339 in its bye week.

Perfect 50s were scored by Brokenstraw’s Jared Hanna and CJ Jones, and Pine Grove’s Jerry Martin.

Pine Grove’s Cindy Cable was High Lady with a 48. Tidioute’s Landon Anderson was High Jr. with a 49. Tidioute’s Owen Farrell and Kalbfus’ Owen Schott shared High Sub Jr. honors with 42s. Martin’s 50 earned him High Veteran honors. Tidioute’s Bob Nelson was High Sr. Veteran with a 49. Tidioute’s Jack Kostkas and Kalbfus’ Fred Callahan shared High Super Sr. Veteran honors with 48s.

BROKENSTRAW: Jared Hanna 50, CJ Jones 50, Curt Hollabaugh 49, Shawn Garris 48, Bob Hanna 48, Chad Johnson 48, John McCanna Jr 48

SUGAR GROVE: Elijah Trawick 48, Craig Darling 48, Jared Lindell 47, Steve Beck 46, Ron Trawick 45, Kevin Nicklas 44, Hunter Wolcott 42

TIDIOUTE: Landon Anderson 49, Guy Anderson 49, Bob Nielson 49, Jack Kostkas 48, Sean Spencer 48, Doug Sliker 47, Adam Miller 46

SHEFFIELD: Chuck Loomis 49, Mike Wenzel 49, Matt Loomis 45, Glenn Smith 44, Marty Grove 44, Adam McLaughlin 43, Gary McLaughlin 43

CORRY: Logan Muir 49, Rick Gibbons 46, Gary Casler 46, Jeff Peters 46, Harold Linden 45, Ashley Gurdak 45, Derek Mitchell 45

KALBFUS: Fred Callahan 48, Mike McDunn 47, Paul Prentice 46, Doug Gray 45, Chuck Gern 44, Kyle Miller 43, Owen Schott 42

PINE GROVE: Jerry Martin 50, Jeff Gens 49, Bob Gray 48, Bill Gross 48, Dean Spiridon 48, Dutch Davies 48, Cindy Cable 48

Hole-in-one

Traden Gray made a hole-in-one at the 133-yard 11th hole on Men’s Day at Conewango Valley Country Club last Thursday. Gray accomplished the feat with a pitching wedge. Nick Giambrone witnessed the shot.

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Jim Munksgard had a hole-in-one on No. 12 at Jackson Valley Golf Course. Munksgard made the 134-yard shot with his 8-iron. His first-ever ace in 46 years of golfing was witnessed by Marty Meneo, Randy Carlson and Kihm Carlson.

Youth soccer

Hunter Vanderhoof scored four goals to lead Kinzua U-10 Dougherty on Tuesday evening at the Warren State Hospital Field.

Zane Getner also scored his first goal of the season and Trae Cradduck finished the scoring with his second goal of the season, ending the game in a 6-3 win.

Defensively, Kinzua was led by Mya Tyndall, Cailee Williams and Cradduck, who started the game on the defensive side.

“These kids are improving every practice, every game and it’s been fun watching them develop,” Coach Jeff Dougherty said.

Kinzua Soccer Club has three U-10 coed teams coached by Dougherty, Teresa Abplanap and Colby Clark, along with several other age groups and coaches. Game times and locations can be found on the Southern Tier Travel Soccer Club website at www.sttsl.org. Home games are played at the Warren State Hospital grounds.

Golf leagues

Patty Wackers leads the Tuesday Night League at Jackson Valley Golf Course with 55 points.

A&B Heating is second with 53 points followed by Awesome 4-Some and Sons of the Legion, who are tied with 50.5 points. Car-Go Auto Parts is fifth with 50 points.

Mark Silvis led the league this week with 9.5 points followed by Rick Gignac (9), Joey Vile (9) and Jeff Uber (9).

Skete Williams led on the front nine with a 35 while Casey Moyer and Tyler Labesky shot 39s on the back nine. For the seniors, Mark Silvis led on the front nine with a 33 while Fred Franklin, Joe Saber and Rod Korbar led on the back nine with 40s.

Vile and Matt Johnson shared net honors on the front nine with 32s while Cale Albaugh had a net 35 on the back nine. Randy Mineweaser led the seniors with a net 35 on the front nine and Jay Loomis had a net 34 on the back nine.