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Briefs

KYDC seminars

The Kinzua Youth Development Center will sponsor a Sport Development Camp scheduled for June 23-26 from 10-11:15 a.m. at the KYDC Center, 200 Struthers St. The camp activities are provided at no cost to participants, and the curriculum is designed for children ages 6 to 11. The focus of this camp is for children to develop the basic locomotor/movement skills needed to become a scholastic/collegiate athlete or at the very least to become a “competent mover” who can enjoy sport throughout life.

Dr. Dan McLaughlin, a professor at Wingate University in Charlotte, North Carolina, will lead the camp activities and he will be assisted by several area high school athletes. Dr. McLaughlin is a former college tennis player/coach and was recently named college physical education teacher of the year in North Carolina.

Parents interested in registering their children should go to https://kinzuawrestlingclub.com/kydc-sport-development-camp and enroll them and sign an online participation/waiver agreement. The camp is limited to 30 children.

Dr. McLaughlin will also present an educational seminar for parents and youth sport coaches on how to develop athletic abilities during the early stages of life, childhood through adolescence. The seminar will be held on Wednesday, June 25 from 6-8 p.m. at the KYDC, 200 Struthers St.

The seminar will discuss issues like: How soon is it too soon to compete? How often should a child train and at what intensity? Are children to be coached as “mini-adults?” What is the optimal age to specialize in a sport? And finally, why is it that 70% of youngsters quit sport by age 14?

On Tuesday, June 24, from 6-8 p.m., Dr. McLaughlin will host a leadership seminar for high school athletes who are leaders on their scholastic sport teams. The seminar designed for those in the “captain roles” will be held at the KYDC, 200 Struthers St.

The seminar will discuss the role of leaders on a sport team. Please email drdennisajohnson@gmail.com or call 704-989-2520 for questions and/or to reserve a spot at the event.

Softball

Week 6 Game Results:

United Refining Co. d. Hickory Creek Brewing Co. 10-5

Blue Collar Outdoors USA d. United Refining Co. 11-9

Blue Collar Outdoors USA d. S&K Scope Mounts 16-6

Donato Drink Works d. Benchwarmers 2.0 23-11

BHHS Regional Realty d. Hair by Flora 18-1

Standings:

BHHS Regional Realty 5-0

Blue Collar Outdoors USA 6-1

Hickory Creek Brewing Co. 3-2

Donato Drink Works 3-2

S&K Scope Mounts 3-4

United Refining Co. 3-4

Hair by Flora 2-3

Benchwarmers 2.0 0-6

Home Run Leaders:

Chris Johnson, Blue Collar Outdoors USA (8), Hunter Geckle, BHHS Regional Realty (7), Derrick Harper, Blue Collar Outdoors USA (6), Jake Sleasman, Blue Collar Outdoors USA (6), TJ Latimer, BHHS Regional Realty (5), Matt Leonard, United Refining Co. (5), Kolten Johnson, Hair by Flora (4), Mark Sprandle, Blue Collar Outdoors USA (3), James Frazier, Hair by Flora (3), Aldon Hulings, S&K Scope Mounts (3)

Week 7 Schedule:

FOLEY

6:30 p.m.: S&K Scope Mounts vs. BHHS Regional Realty

7:45 p.m.: Hair by Flora vs. Benchwarmers 2.0

BETTS

6:30 p.m.: United Refining Co. vs. Donato Drink Works

7:45 p.m.: Blue Collar Outdoors USA vs. Hickory Creek Brewing Co.

9 p.m.: Hair by Flora vs. Hickory Creek Brewing Co.

Golf leagues

RUSSELL — Park Avenue Motor Car leads the Park Avenue Motor Car Men’s Senior League at Blueberry Hill Golf Club after this week’s action with 157.5 points.

Team 6 is second with 155.5 points, followed by Fuzz’s Nutz (148.5), Top Shelf (148), R&W Truck Service (147), Fearsome Foursome (142), Sheffield Timber (142), Morning Sun (136.5), Team 18 (135.5), NAPA Auto Parts (132.5), Team 7 (132.5), The Shockers (131.5), Team 4 (131), United Refining (127.5), Sheffield Rod & Gun (126.5), The Patriots (122.5), Mt. Laurel FCU (120.5) and Gary’s Golf Shop (111).

Mark Silvis and Jeff White each made two birdies while Randy Christensen, Rusty Zigler, Byron Jespersen and Bill Petransky each made one.

Silvis shot the low gross with a 37 while Bryan Moldovan, Denny Stewart, Ken Reiff and Steve Brown all had net 31s.

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WARREN — Eagles Club leads the Tuesday Night League at Jackson Valley Golf Course with 192 points.

Sons of the Legion is second with 180.5 points, followed by Shaw House (180), KCS Energy (176.5) and 4-Score (173).

Lance Bailey and Steve Arnold each accumulated 9 points this week. Larry Salapek earned 8.5 points while Bill Hodge, Randy Dickey and Steve Crissey each earned 7.5 points.

Rob Ritchie led the front nine with a 37 and Jesse McMichael led the back nine with a 38. Among seniors, Mark Silvis led the front nine with a 37 and Salapek led the back nine with a 37.

Noah Turzillo led the net scoring on the front nine with a 33 and DJ Rose led the back nine with a 35. For the seniors, Dudley Nollinger, Pat Ross and Dickey each had a net 34 on the front nine. On the back nine, Don Smith had a net 33.

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LAKEWOOD, N.Y. — Tim Sandberg’s 37 led the Youngsville Senior League at Maplehurst Country Club.

Randy Abplanalp led the net scores with a 28.

Sandberg made two birdies while Ron Holmes, Al Ludwick, Pete Hofert and Bob Yichang each made one. Jon Steffan made the longest putt at No. 15.

Gross: Jon Steffan 38, Ray Adams 42, Ron Holmes 42, Rod Korbar 42, Al Ludwick 42, Gary VanGuilder 42

Net: Ray Adams 29, Jon Steffan 32, Don Thomas 32

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WARREN — John Lipthard and Mike Lewis combined for 27 points to lead the Stableford League at Jackson Valley Golf Course.

Patrick Lund and Rick Woodcock were second with 24 points. Skete Williams teamed up with Neil Rounds and Cale Albaugh teamed up with Craig Tidrick for 23 points apiece.

Individually, Lewis led the way with 17 points while Red Childress, Lund and Jim Munksgard each had 15.

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