Adult golf

Cassadaga Country Club

Tuesday Night Men’s Golf League (June 19) — Brenton Wilcox 32, Randy Boland 38, Tim Bulger 38, Scott Jagoda 38, Scott Nuccio 38, Dick Frost 39, Steve Wintersteen 39, Fred Chamberlin 40, Mike Hoffman 40. Low net: Dave Meadows, net 28. Closest to the pin: Brad Kelly, No. 6. Skins: Steve Wintersteen (No. 1, birdie) and Dick Frost (No. 6, birdie).

Ladies Wednesday Night League (June 20) — Judy Mowery 44, Cindy Chimera 46. Closest to the pin: Melissa Kelly. Most pars: Judy Mowery and Cindy Chimera. Chip in: Barb Swan.

Pinehurst Golf Club

Post 434 Wednesday Men’s League (June 6) — Gary Arnold 38, Scott Jagoda 39, Doug Mason 39. Closest to the pins: Pete Miller (No. 4) and Crow Beers (No. 7). Low net: Dave Adams 33.

(June 13) — Scott Jagoda 38, Tom Brown 41, Rob Orr, Gary Arnold, Doug Mason and Nate Thompson 43. Low net: Dan Thompson 29.

Vineyards Golf Course

Wednesday Night League (June 20) — A Division Top 4 Scores: Charlie Reinhardt 35, Bob Golubski 37, Bob Manning 39, Jeff Nelson-John Lakas 40. B Division: Mike Korzeniewski 44, Mark Nasal 45, Brian Manning 45, Jim Noe 46. A Division Skins: Bob Manning (No. 1), Bob Golubski (No. 4). B Division Skins: Mike Korzeniewski (No. 1), Jim Noe (No. 3), Joe Pencek (No. 5) and Mark Nasal (No. 8). Closest to pin: Jim Michaels (No. 1).

Adult softball

Dunkirk Senior League

EDFF stays unbeaten, defeats Nate George. Ashlynn Delcamp, Makayla Shaffer, and Anna Delcamp combined for an 11 strikeout, two hit game. Offensively, Aaliyah Morales, Makayla Shaffer and Ashlynn Delcamp kept the Nate George outfield busy with six blasts combined. Anna Delcamp, Mackenzie Curry, and Hayden Cerrie all shined at the plate with two hits each. Marencia Bohn and Kelsey Lancaster also chipped in with nice hits. For Nate George Chelsey Tramuto was the defensive standout with solid play on the mound, at shortstop, and in the outfield. Kylee Tolbert and Daylani Taylor provided the hits for Nate George.

Announcements

Local team set for 11 Day Power Play

This July, the 11 Day Power Play Community Shift will see more than 1,700 pairs of skates hit the ice to help in the fight against cancer. The purpose of the event is to raise much needed funds for local cancer causes, including cancer research and wellness programs at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, programs that improve the life for children, adults, and families affected by cancer through Camp Good Days, and granting wishes and experiences to children with life-threatening illnesses, including cancer, by Make-A-Wish Western New York.

The 11-day around-the-clock game consists of continuous, four-hour shifts at the HarborCenter in Buffalo. During each shift, two teams will endure the physical challenges associated with playing four continuous hours of hockey. While these ailments may prove difficult, they will be a walk in the park compared with what some people endure in their daily battle against cancer.

The continuous hockey game runs from July 5-15. A team with players from the Dunkirk-Fredonia area, the Ice Wolves, will be playing a four hour shift on Sunday, July 8 from 2-6 a.m.

For more event information please contact: Steven Skrzypek, team captain, at 785-2997, Chelsi Mikowski at 467-0301 or Lauren Moore at (831) 241-8322.

Donations can be made to the team’s website: bit.ly/11daypowerplayicewolves.

DHS Pool lists Learn to Swim Program classes

Dunkirk High School Pool proudly offers the summer 2018 Learn to Swim Program. Classes are for the following age groups: Infant/Parent, Guppies (beginners), Minnows, Fish, Sharks and Dolphins (advanced).

The swimming lessons will take place Monday through Friday, in two sessions:

— Session 1: Monday, July 9 through Friday, July 20

— Session 2: Monday, July 23 through Friday, Aug. 3

There will be three scheduled times for lessons, as follows:

— Group 1: 9 to 9:45 a.m. and will include the following classes: Guppies, Minnows, Fish, Sharks and Dolphins

— Group 2: 4 to 4:45 p.m. and will include the Infant-Parent Course (IPAP)

— Group 3: 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. and will include the following classes: Guppies, Minnows, Fish, Sharks and Dolphins.

Registration will take place on Thursday, June 21 in the DHS pool lobby from 4 to 5:30 p.m. for Dunkirk residents and from 5:30 to 7 p.m. for non-residents.

Dunkirk residents: 1st child-$40, 2nd child-$35 and additional children $30 each. Non-Dunkirk Residents: 1st child-$45, 2nd child-$40 and additional children $35 each.

All registrations must be paid in cash. No checks can be accepted. All classes will be filled on a first come first serve basis.

During lessons, all parents are asked to stay in the balcony area to avoid confusion on the pool deck. Please, no food or drinks in the pool or balcony area

Any questions, please email WSmock@Dunkirk.wnyric.org.

Gary Tripp Memorial Golf Tournament Aug. 25

Save the date: Saturday, August 25, for The Gary Tripp Memorial Golf Tournament. Details to be announced regarding place and time. Captains, get your foursomes together as letters will be sent out shortly. This will be the 10th and final GTMGT. It promises to be one awesome tournament. Feel free to pass the word. Thank you to all golfers from the Core Committee.

Gowanda Recreation softball tourney June 30

Gowanda Recreation will open their new Gateway Park softball field with a men’s slow pitch double elimination tournament and Home Run Derby Contest on Saturday, June 30. The first game begins at 11 a.m. Cash prizes and awards to the top teams plus complimentary gifts for each team. The entry fee is $100. Call Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com for more information.