2013 Yearbook

Below are links to the pages of the 2013 yearbook.  Thank you everyone for a great year.  As determined at the banquet, we will attempt to return to a 10 team league next season.  Anyone aware of interested participants, please contact me (that includes team Warren if you are reading the blog).

Year Book Cover

Season Summary

Sy Brandt and Low Average

Tournament Results

Weekly Raw Scores

Scores in the 30s

Weekly Contest Results

League History

Second Half Results

The results from August 20 and the final standings are now posted.  The second half was particularly competitive, with three teams tying for first.  The first tie breaker is head-to-head competition in the second half.  Teams Kraus and Moritz both defeated team Nelson, preventing a two half sweep.  The Kraus and Moritz teams tied in the second half, but team Kraus won three matches, which is the same tie breaker that was used in the Miller-Wolfe championship match a couple years back.  Also, team Kraus finished higher than team Moritz in the first half.  So, it will be a Kraus-Nelson matchup for the league title, and efforts to get it scheduled before the banquet on Tuesday are underway.

There was a good response on the signup sheet for the banquet.  For those of you who did not sign, I will contact you (if I have contact information) to see if you just didn't see the sheet or if you are not available.  I do not plan to post any further results until after the banquet, but all will be revealed next Tuesday evening.

Updates and Banquet Info

As promised, below are updates on the Sy Brandt and year-end tournament.

Regarding the banquet, there will be a sign-up sheet at the front desk for those who want to attend on August 27.  The cost will be $20 for food (drinks on your own), and we will meet in the same room that we have in previous years.  I hope that most of you will attend.

Sy Brandt Standings
22.93  Kevin Kiser
22.91  Will Nagel
22.61  Lynn Paulson
22.29  Brad Nelson
20.60  Dave Rieves

Steve McDonnell has a strangle-hold for the tournament's first flight, having already posted an 81.  Dave Rieves is currently in second at 93.

The second flight is more competitive, with Will Nagel leading with an 83.  Paul Barnett and Steve Moritz are close behind at 86.

In the third flight, Ed Corcoran has posted an 83, with Pat Fahey in second with an 88.

Year End Banquet

Brad Nelson is making arrangements for the league banquet (given that all of defending champion Team Warren left the league this year).  He is checking with Paisans.  The question for all of you - should the banquet be on August 27?  Please let me know by the end of the night on August 20.

Week 13 Results

The results from week 13 are now posted, and the results for week 12 as well.

The standings are of particular interest.  All 8 teams are within 5 points of each other.  Team Nelson is well positioned for a two half sweep (plus the league scramble), but 6 teams have some hope of winning the second half.

Steve McDonnell had the low score this week, with his third straight 38.  Tom Weber had the low net with a 23.  There have been some extraordinary low net scores lately, which should make for a competitive tournament.  Speaking of which, I will provide an update on the tournament and the Sy Brandt standings later this week.

Week 13 Pairings - August 13, 2013 and Week 12 Results

The week 12 results are now posted.  David Miller led the way with a 36, net 22, and an 18 stroke victory in his match.  Caleb Hopkins had the low net score of 21.  Thus continues a run of some seriously low net scores in recent weeks.  In team news, the Nelson team has surged into the second half lead, and is now well positioned for a two half sweep with two weeks to go.

The week 13 pairings are shown below.  Please note the earlier tee times.

4:39 & 4:48	Kraus vs. Nelson
Mike Kraus	15		Kevin Kiser	15
Lynn Paulson	5		Brad Nelson	14
Bob Jokisch	19		Steve McDonnell	10
Steve Smith	17		Mike Williams	8
4:57 & 5:06	Miller vs. Molter
Charlie Hoslet	15		Will Nagel	11
Ed Meachen	16		Dave Rieves	7
David Miller	13		Rob Zimmerman	24
Doug Hoerr	10		Dave Downing (em)	12
5:15 & 5:24	Moritz vs. McEvilly
Keith Brown (ps)	8		Dave Delveaux	8
Bob Moritz	10		Pat McEvilly	13
Steve Moritz	11		Ed Corcoran	14
Tom Hidde	12		Dan Stanford	13
5:33 & 5:42	Weber vs. Raymer
Pat Fahey	24		Matt Raymer	9
Tom Weber	26		Adam Hopkins	11
Shane Gibson	18		Mike Sanders	14
Chris Weber	6		Paul Barnett	13

Week 12 Pairings - August 6, 2013

The week 12 pairings are shown below.  Mike Kraus will be collecting the cards and hole prize information this week.

I will be checking Tuesday about getting earlier start times for August 13 and 20.  I am not sure when I will be able to get the week 13 pairings posted, but please be prepared to arrive earlier next week.

4:48 & 4:57	Raymer vs. Moritz
Mike Sanders	15		Keith Brown (ps)	8
Adam Hopkins	12		Steve Moritz	11
Paul Barnett	13		Tom Hidde	13
Matt Raymer	9		Bob Moritz	11
5:06 & 5:15	McEvilly vs. Weber
Ed Corcoran	14		Tom Weber	26
Pat McEvilly	13		Chris Weber	6
Dan Stanford	14		Pat Fahey	25
Dave Delveaux	8		Shane Gibson	19
5:24 & 5:33	Kraus vs. Miller
Steve Smith	16		Ed Meachen	15
Lynn Paulson	5		Doug Hoerr	10
Bob Jokisch	18		Charlie Hoslet	15
Mike Kraus	14		David Miller	14
5:42 & 5:51	Molter vs. Nelson
Rob Zimmerman	24		Kevin Kiser	14
Will Nagel	11		Mike Williams	9
John Berndt (em)	New		Brad Nelson	15
Dave Rieves	8		Steve McDonnell	10

Week 11 Highlights

The results from week 11 are now posted.  The big story this week was a 6 point sweep by the Molter team, highlighted by a stellar 34 (net 22) shot by Will Nagel.  With the sweep, the Molter team has a narrow lead over the Moritz team, who were almost single handedly saved by Steve Moritz's 7 stroke beat down of the Commissioner (no doubt there will be some consequences for that indiscretion).

The Nelson team made a push for a rare two half sweep by securing 5 points, despite a 10 stroke win by Ed Corcoran for the McEvilly team.  Apparently the McEvilly twosome was so focused on not losing retired Pat's wallet on the course for the second straight week that they neglected to focus on their golf games.  Proof that it is difficult to multitask and succeed at golf.