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| Pictured are the winners of the Hudson Elks Lodge No. 787 annual Hoop Shoot held last Saturday with Dan Shaughnasey, lodge secretary, back left, and Peter Merante, youth activity chariman. (Contributed photo) |
YOUTH SPORTS
HUDSON — Hudson Elks Lodge No. 787 held its annual Hoop Shoot on Saturday, according to a release from the lodge.
In the 8-9-year-old boys division, Stephen Bowes placed first and Jarid Neal took second. In the boys 10-11-year-old division, Mike Alert placed first, Jonathan Wynn took second and Derek Delamater came in third. In the boys 12-13-year-old division, T.J Gardner took first place, Mike Bowes came in second and Zack Hedgepeth placed third. In the girls 12-13-year-old division, Ali Bartolotta placed first and Shannon LaChance placed second. The first-place winners advance to the regional competition in East Greenbush in January.
Hudson Dept. of Youth Fall Soccer League Final Standings
Div. 1 co-ed (7-8-year-olds)
Bagel Tyme 4-1-1
AAA Roofing 3-2-1
Hudson Powerboat 2-3-1
Hudson Teachers 0-3-3
Div. 2 co-ed (9-11)
Investments in Youth 5-1
Meyers Tree Service 3-3
Hudson PBA 3-3
Weichert Realtors 1-5
IN COLLEGE
NORTON, Mass. — Kinderhook native and Ichabod Crane graduate Taylor Willis was among 11 Wheaton College student-athletes named to the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Academic All-Conference team for the fall of 2009, according to a release from the school.
Student-athletes receiving the award must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better upon completion of the 2009 spring semester, attain at least a sophomore year standing and be a competing member of a varsity team for the entire season. Women’s cross country led the way with four honorees, while two programs added two apiece.
Willis was among the four sophomores to receive accolades from women’s cross country, as the squad set a program record for academic all-league nods. All four were first-time award winners.
BOWLING
Early Bird Mixed, Chatham Bowl (Nov. 8)
KJ’S Gymnastics 2, Mario’s Home Center 2: Bruce Feller 225-582
LDM Service & Sales 4, Col. Co. Wildlife Control 0: ; Lennie Morse 231-602, Tom Febbie 226-584, Diane Morse 158-460, Sandy Keefner 159-437; Rick Leggett 225-644.
Bud’s & Bay’s 4, C&R Contracting 0; Rudy Stevenson 206-583; Joanne Stevenson 214-527; Charlene Patterson 179-490.
Standings:
LDM Service & Sales 22-14, KJ’s Gymnastics 21-15, Mario’s Home Center 20-16, Bud’s & Bay’s 19-17, Col. Co. Nuisance Wildlife Control 14-22; C&R Contracting 12-24.
Twilight Women’s League, Chatham Bowl (Nov. 5)
Imaguration 3, Banner Clothing 1: Helen Golden 142-416; Lori Hammell 190-510, Amanda Hammell 180-454
Chatham Bowl 2 1/2, Gregg’s Handyman Services 1 1/2: Bonnie Lowheit 194-486, Monique Herrmann 174-482; Gerry Gregg 149-424.
Jel-Ins 3, Jim Hanson Electric 1: Janet Argus 193-507, Elysia Boyles 188-492, Lisa Mahar 157-420; Joanne Hanson 169-488, Donna Van Vliet 162-445, Judy Gagliardi 148-402.
Standings:
Jel-Ins 24-12; Jim Hanson Electric 22-14; Banner Clothing 17-19; Chatham Bowl 16 1/2-19 1/2; Imaguration 15-21; Gregg’s Handyman Services 13 1/2-22 1/2.
HUDSON — Hudson Elks Lodge No. 787 held its annual Hoop Shoot on Saturday, according to a release from the lodge.
In the 8-9-year-old boys division, Stephen Bowes placed first and Jarid Neal took second. In the boys 10-11-year-old division, Mike Alert placed first, Jonathan Wynn took second and Derek Delamater came in third. In the boys 12-13-year-old division, T.J Gardner took first place, Mike Bowes came in second and Zack Hedgepeth placed third. In the girls 12-13-year-old division, Ali Bartolotta placed first and Shannon LaChance placed second. The first-place winners advance to the regional competition in East Greenbush in January.
Hudson Dept. of Youth Fall Soccer League Final Standings
Div. 1 co-ed (7-8-year-olds)
Bagel Tyme 4-1-1
AAA Roofing 3-2-1
Hudson Powerboat 2-3-1
Hudson Teachers 0-3-3
Div. 2 co-ed (9-11)
Investments in Youth 5-1
Meyers Tree Service 3-3
Hudson PBA 3-3
Weichert Realtors 1-5
IN COLLEGE
NORTON, Mass. — Kinderhook native and Ichabod Crane graduate Taylor Willis was among 11 Wheaton College student-athletes named to the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Academic All-Conference team for the fall of 2009, according to a release from the school.
Student-athletes receiving the award must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better upon completion of the 2009 spring semester, attain at least a sophomore year standing and be a competing member of a varsity team for the entire season. Women’s cross country led the way with four honorees, while two programs added two apiece.
Willis was among the four sophomores to receive accolades from women’s cross country, as the squad set a program record for academic all-league nods. All four were first-time award winners.
BOWLING
Early Bird Mixed, Chatham Bowl (Nov. 8)
KJ’S Gymnastics 2, Mario’s Home Center 2: Bruce Feller 225-582
LDM Service & Sales 4, Col. Co. Wildlife Control 0: ; Lennie Morse 231-602, Tom Febbie 226-584, Diane Morse 158-460, Sandy Keefner 159-437; Rick Leggett 225-644.
Bud’s & Bay’s 4, C&R Contracting 0; Rudy Stevenson 206-583; Joanne Stevenson 214-527; Charlene Patterson 179-490.
Standings:
LDM Service & Sales 22-14, KJ’s Gymnastics 21-15, Mario’s Home Center 20-16, Bud’s & Bay’s 19-17, Col. Co. Nuisance Wildlife Control 14-22; C&R Contracting 12-24.
Twilight Women’s League, Chatham Bowl (Nov. 5)
Imaguration 3, Banner Clothing 1: Helen Golden 142-416; Lori Hammell 190-510, Amanda Hammell 180-454
Chatham Bowl 2 1/2, Gregg’s Handyman Services 1 1/2: Bonnie Lowheit 194-486, Monique Herrmann 174-482; Gerry Gregg 149-424.
Jel-Ins 3, Jim Hanson Electric 1: Janet Argus 193-507, Elysia Boyles 188-492, Lisa Mahar 157-420; Joanne Hanson 169-488, Donna Van Vliet 162-445, Judy Gagliardi 148-402.
Standings:
Jel-Ins 24-12; Jim Hanson Electric 22-14; Banner Clothing 17-19; Chatham Bowl 16 1/2-19 1/2; Imaguration 15-21; Gregg’s Handyman Services 13 1/2-22 1/2.
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