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McPherson wins Bluehawk Blast 5K
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HUDSON — Ken McPherson held off Leeds’ Joe Ottati to win the inaugural Bluehawk Blast 5K at Hudson High School Sunday, according to an e-mail from John Connor.
McPherson and Ottati raced through the first mile in 5:15 to open a wide lead on the rest of the field, with McPherson holding off Ottati to win in 18:01. Ottati clocked in at 18:30. Former Hudson runner Allison Connor won the women’s race in 22:59. Jarid Neal, age 9, won the boys mile in 8:31 with Kaeli Thorton winning the girl’s mile in 9:08.
Members of Hudson’s Class of 2011 and the Hudson cross country team served as course marshals for the race. Anne Connor was the race director.
Results:
1. Ken McPherson, 34, 18:01; 2. Joe Ottati, 21, 18:30; 3. Kenny Pierce, 41, 20:31; 4. Jack Connor, 50, 20:39; 5. Andy Ohrin, 25, 21:13; 6. David Martinson, 23, 21:31; 7. Frank Rees, 50, 22:43; 8. Allison Connor, 19, 22:59; 9. Vincen Pierce, 15, 23:10; 10. William Ohrin, 23, 25:26; 11. Charles Ohrin, 20, 25:58; 12. Arlena Bernocke, 31, 26:45; 13. Ken Polinskie, 57, 27:24; 14. Shannon LaChance, 12, 27:47; 15. Bob Lucke, 51, 30:05; 16. Daphne Weisbart, 46, 34:33; 17. Rich Koweek, 55, 35:49; 18. John Mabb, 13, 38:53; 19. Jack Howe, 52, 44:44; 20. Patty Howe, 53, 44:44; 21. Lynn Dykeman, 30, 48:48; 22. Nancy Graziano, 41, 48:48; 23. Mary Hunter, 47, 48:55; 24. Toni Koweek, 55, 48:56; 25. Ashley Prochere, 14, 49:01; 26. Jessica Keute, 49:01.
GOLF
Women’s Golf Association, Winding Brook C.C. (Sept. 30)
VALATIE — The Women’s Golf Association at Winding Brook Country Club in Valatie held the A-B-C, 1-2-3, Low Net and Blind Partner tournaments last Wednesday.
A-B-C, 1-2-3 results:
1st place, Pam Rybka, Jean Burns, MaryKay Longo 113; 2nd, Pat Stephenson, Myra Johnson, Linda Moran 119; 3rd, Jill Morrill, Jeanne Davis, Helen Golden 120
Low Net Tournament results:
1st, Jean Burns, Marietta Friess, 73; 3rd, Pat Farrell 75; 4th, Barbara Rosenthal, 76
Blind Partner results:
1st, Myra Johnson, Jean Burns, 58; 2nd, Bonnie Lowheit, Valerie Sauers, 60; 3rd, Pam Rybka, Olga Bush, 63
BOWLING
Early Bird Mixed, Chatham Bowl (Oct. 3)
C&R Contracting 4, Buds & Bay’s 0: Carlene Patterson 180-483; Joanne Stevenson 145-407
Mario’s Home Center 3, KJ’s Gymnastics 1: Bruce Feller 213-599; Jim Antalek 188-460
LDM Service & Sales 3, Col. Co., Nuisance Wildage 1: Diane Morse 178-458, Dick Leggett 176-494
Standings: C&R Contracting 11-5; Mario’s Home Center, LDM Service & Sales 10-6; KJ’s Gymnastics 7-9; Bud’s & Bays’s 6-10; Col. Co. Nuisance Wildlife 4-12
Twilight Women’s League, Chatham Bowl (Oct. 1)
Gregg’s Handyman Services 2, Imaguration 2: Gerry Gregg 160-457; Tracy Schober 168 game
Jim Hanson Electric 4, Chatham Bowl 0: Joanne Hanson 168-468, Donna Van Vliet 178-453, Judy Gagliardi 162-433; Bonnie Lowheit 163-474, Monique Herrmann 138-410
Jel-Ins 3, Banner Clothing 1: Elysia Boyles 183-501, Janet Argus 182-473, Lisa Mahar 162-429; Amanda Hammell 218-579, Lori Hammell 179-472
Standings:
Jel-Ins 11-5; Jim Hanson Electric 9-7; Banner Clothing, Chatham Bowl, Imaguration, Gregg’s Handyman Services 7-9.
All-County League
CATSKILL — Jerry Young made his presence felt on opening night in the All-County Bowling League by pounding the maples and rolling a career-high 253-591 triple but his team, Todd Farrell’s Car Care, still dropped a 3-1 decision to Strongtree Coffee Bar. Josh Leedy tossed a 245-582 to lead the winners. In other action, Chris Ellithorpe’s 242-591 paced Fairview Books to a 3-1 victory over Mike Marquez’s 179-529 and Bagel Tyme. Joe Cefaliello rolled a 243-565 helping the Don Baker Farm get past Hudson Park Restaurant, which was led by Andy Rowe’s 205-556. Bill Martin’s 201-559 led The Lunch Box past Integrated Technologies 3-1. Jerry Gregory led Integrated with a 195-538 triple.
McPherson and Ottati raced through the first mile in 5:15 to open a wide lead on the rest of the field, with McPherson holding off Ottati to win in 18:01. Ottati clocked in at 18:30. Former Hudson runner Allison Connor won the women’s race in 22:59. Jarid Neal, age 9, won the boys mile in 8:31 with Kaeli Thorton winning the girl’s mile in 9:08.
Members of Hudson’s Class of 2011 and the Hudson cross country team served as course marshals for the race. Anne Connor was the race director.
Results:
1. Ken McPherson, 34, 18:01; 2. Joe Ottati, 21, 18:30; 3. Kenny Pierce, 41, 20:31; 4. Jack Connor, 50, 20:39; 5. Andy Ohrin, 25, 21:13; 6. David Martinson, 23, 21:31; 7. Frank Rees, 50, 22:43; 8. Allison Connor, 19, 22:59; 9. Vincen Pierce, 15, 23:10; 10. William Ohrin, 23, 25:26; 11. Charles Ohrin, 20, 25:58; 12. Arlena Bernocke, 31, 26:45; 13. Ken Polinskie, 57, 27:24; 14. Shannon LaChance, 12, 27:47; 15. Bob Lucke, 51, 30:05; 16. Daphne Weisbart, 46, 34:33; 17. Rich Koweek, 55, 35:49; 18. John Mabb, 13, 38:53; 19. Jack Howe, 52, 44:44; 20. Patty Howe, 53, 44:44; 21. Lynn Dykeman, 30, 48:48; 22. Nancy Graziano, 41, 48:48; 23. Mary Hunter, 47, 48:55; 24. Toni Koweek, 55, 48:56; 25. Ashley Prochere, 14, 49:01; 26. Jessica Keute, 49:01.
GOLF
Women’s Golf Association, Winding Brook C.C. (Sept. 30)
VALATIE — The Women’s Golf Association at Winding Brook Country Club in Valatie held the A-B-C, 1-2-3, Low Net and Blind Partner tournaments last Wednesday.
A-B-C, 1-2-3 results:
1st place, Pam Rybka, Jean Burns, MaryKay Longo 113; 2nd, Pat Stephenson, Myra Johnson, Linda Moran 119; 3rd, Jill Morrill, Jeanne Davis, Helen Golden 120
Low Net Tournament results:
1st, Jean Burns, Marietta Friess, 73; 3rd, Pat Farrell 75; 4th, Barbara Rosenthal, 76
Blind Partner results:
1st, Myra Johnson, Jean Burns, 58; 2nd, Bonnie Lowheit, Valerie Sauers, 60; 3rd, Pam Rybka, Olga Bush, 63
BOWLING
Early Bird Mixed, Chatham Bowl (Oct. 3)
C&R Contracting 4, Buds & Bay’s 0: Carlene Patterson 180-483; Joanne Stevenson 145-407
Mario’s Home Center 3, KJ’s Gymnastics 1: Bruce Feller 213-599; Jim Antalek 188-460
LDM Service & Sales 3, Col. Co., Nuisance Wildage 1: Diane Morse 178-458, Dick Leggett 176-494
Standings: C&R Contracting 11-5; Mario’s Home Center, LDM Service & Sales 10-6; KJ’s Gymnastics 7-9; Bud’s & Bays’s 6-10; Col. Co. Nuisance Wildlife 4-12
Twilight Women’s League, Chatham Bowl (Oct. 1)
Gregg’s Handyman Services 2, Imaguration 2: Gerry Gregg 160-457; Tracy Schober 168 game
Jim Hanson Electric 4, Chatham Bowl 0: Joanne Hanson 168-468, Donna Van Vliet 178-453, Judy Gagliardi 162-433; Bonnie Lowheit 163-474, Monique Herrmann 138-410
Jel-Ins 3, Banner Clothing 1: Elysia Boyles 183-501, Janet Argus 182-473, Lisa Mahar 162-429; Amanda Hammell 218-579, Lori Hammell 179-472
Standings:
Jel-Ins 11-5; Jim Hanson Electric 9-7; Banner Clothing, Chatham Bowl, Imaguration, Gregg’s Handyman Services 7-9.
All-County League
CATSKILL — Jerry Young made his presence felt on opening night in the All-County Bowling League by pounding the maples and rolling a career-high 253-591 triple but his team, Todd Farrell’s Car Care, still dropped a 3-1 decision to Strongtree Coffee Bar. Josh Leedy tossed a 245-582 to lead the winners. In other action, Chris Ellithorpe’s 242-591 paced Fairview Books to a 3-1 victory over Mike Marquez’s 179-529 and Bagel Tyme. Joe Cefaliello rolled a 243-565 helping the Don Baker Farm get past Hudson Park Restaurant, which was led by Andy Rowe’s 205-556. Bill Martin’s 201-559 led The Lunch Box past Integrated Technologies 3-1. Jerry Gregory led Integrated with a 195-538 triple.
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