Today’s local sports schedule

Play of games subject to weather and playing surface conditions.

Boys baseball

State Class D semifinal: Brocton vs. Deposit-Hancock, 5 p.m., NYSEG Stadium, Binghamton

Boys/girls track

State finals, Cicero-North Syracuse H.S., noon

Adult golf

Vineyards Golf Course

Gene Andolina League — Scratch Scores Below 40: Dave Criscione 35, Zeke Curtain 38, Kevin Jasinski 39, Greg Catalano 39, John Bongiovanni 39, Scott Kingsley 39, Curt Warmbrodt 39. Handicap Scores 33 and Below: Kevin Jasinski 27, Dave Criscione 28, Scott Kingsley 28, Roger Calani 29, Zeke Curtain 30, Jack Hood 30, Sam (B) Foti 30, David DeJoe 31, Tony Andolini 31, Smokey Gloss 31, Phil Kleeberger 31, Tucker Samuelson 31, Curt Warmbrodt 31, Tom Lesch 31, Joe Favata 32, Ange Leone 32, Gordy Haight 32, Greg Catalano 32, Bob Sievert 33, John Lakas 33, Joe Bifaro 33, Paul Leone 33, Mike Rosario 33. Scratch Skins: Scott Kingsley (No. 4), Zeke Curtain (No. 6). Handicap Skins: Scott Kingsley (No. 4), Jim DeJoe (No. 5) and Zeke Curtain (No. 6). Closest To The Pins: John Bongiovanni (No. 3) and Dave Criscione (No. 9).

Ladies League — A new Ladies League at the Vineyards Golf Course started its inaugural season on Wednesday, June 6. The game of the week was “of a kind,” Mary Haight was the winner. Also the league has a name, The Bella’s at the Vineyards Golf Course. Next league game will be played on Wednesday June 13, name draw at 9:30 a.m., tee offs begin at 10 a,m. All skills levels are welcome, join anytime. Call the Vineyards clubhouse at 672-7888 for more info.

Shorewood Country Club

Ladies League (June 6) — Borrello/Miller 6, Spacc/Luce 4. Berner/Popp 6.5, Wells/Herlong 3.5. Redman/Hanlon 6.5, Ketcham/McClanathan 3.5. Ringler/Laurito 8, Prevet/Burdick 2. Overall Standings: Ringler/Laurito 21.5, Berner/Popp 20.0, Borrello/Miller 19.5, Spacc/Luce 16.5, Redman/Hanlon 15.5, Prevet/Burdick 12.0, Ketcham/McClanathan 9.0, Wells/Herlong 6.0. Closest to the pin: Round Three,Hole 4, Gold Division, Sue Borrello; Hole 6, Gold Division, Jenny Ringler; Hole 6, Red Division, Gail Miller.

Announcements

DHS pool lists summer programs

The Dunkirk High School pool is proud to advertise the following programming for the summer 2018 session:

— Aquasize: Mondays and Wednesdays, 6-7 p.m., July 9 – August 22. 14 sessions — $52 for whole session or $4 individually.

— Morning Swim: Mondays and Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 a.m., July 9 – August 22. 14 sessions — $26 for whole session or $2 individually.

— Evening Swim: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 -7 p.m. July 10 – August 23. 14 sessions — $26 for whole session or $2 individually.

— Deep Water Aquasize: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 -7 p.m., July 10 – August 23. 14 sessions — $52 for whole session or $4 individually.

— Family Open Swim: Monday through Friday, 3-4 p.m., July 9 – August 24. $2 per person per session. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Limited to 60 swimmers. No food or drink in the pool, balcony or locker room area allowed. Outside pool toys, athletic equipment, balls, noodles are prohibited

— Junior Swim Team: Mondays and Wednesdays, 6-7 p.m., July 9 – August 22. 14 sessions — $52 for whole session or $4 individually.

Please contact WSmock@Dunkirk.wnyric.org with any questions.

Big Fish Triathlon registration still open

MAYVILLE — Registration is still open for the sixth running of the Big Fish Triathlon that will be held at Mayville’s Lakeside Park on Saturday, June 16.

Over 130 participants are expected to swim, bike and run their way through scenic Mayville, Hartfield and Dewittville. You can register for the Little Fish sprint triathlon consisting of a 400 yard swim, 12 mile bike ride and a 5k run or the Olympic distance Big Fish event consisting of a .9 mile swim, 24 mile bike ride and a 10k run. Both events are USA Triathlon sanctioned.

The new venue offers a transition area close to the water, and the completely flat run course is on the newly paved path along the lake.

Proceeds from the event support the summer youth diabetic camp at Camp Onyahsa. This year’s event is being run in memory of triathlete Rosemary Billquist. A spirit award in Rosie’s honor will be awarded to an athlete who continues her legacy of kindness, compassion and fitness. You can find additional information and a link to race registration at bigfishtriathlon.com.

NorthLake organizing pickleball gatherings

WESTFIELD — NorthLake Family Recreation Center is offering an opportunity for organized pickleball gatherings for local novice and intermediate players on their pair of excellent outdoor courts at 38 Nichols Ave., Westfield.

Conveniently located near Routes 20, 394 and 5, as well as Interstate 90, NorthLake Family Recreation Center plays host to many outdoor activities and programs each year at its 16-acre facility which includes three regulation soccer fields, a regulation baseball/softball field, two sand volleyball courts, two pickleball courts, two regulation basketball courts, concession stand, kickwall and playground.

Interested pickleball enthusiasts are invited to call Venn Blakely by June 22 at 716-753-6290 to express interest and discuss scheduling. Program fee will be $40 per player for eight weeks of participation. Equipment is available for use at gatherings.