The following are the results for the Tamarack Women’s Golf Association’s 18-hole group from the April 12 opening day of play — scramble format. Joan March and Carolyn Barz came in first with a 61, followed by the team of Claudia Homoki and Betty Long (62), the team of Meryl Abramowitz and Judi Weinberg with a 64, and the team of Young Sook Kim and Tres Wist with a 68.
The following are the results for the April 19 outing — low gross/low net:
In flight A, Chung Hee Lee won low gross and Betty Long had low net.
In flight B, Muriel Feniello had low gross and Linda Weintraub had low net. Tres Wist had low putts.
In flight C, Judi Weinberg had low gross and Tanya Tomano had low net.
The following are the results of the Tamarack Women’s 18-Hole Group’s April 7 outing — Play with the Masters (pick a pro as partner), full handicap. Ruth Rosenberg (Tiger Woods) took first with a 29, followed by Marge Widder (Woods) with a 30, Gail Dimaio (Vijay Singh) with a 33 and Jean Ertle (Phil MIckelson) also with a 33. Gerry Hurley and Dimaio had fewest putts with 17.
At the April 14 outing — kickers (no flights), choose own handicap to come as close to par as possible — Widder took first with a 36 (match of cards) over Joan Hoskins (36), Roseanne Marosy (36) and Ann Marie Broel (35).Dot Fitzgerald had fewest putts with 17.
The following are the results of the Tamarack Women’s Nine-Hole Golf Association’s April 21 outing — specks (longest drive in fairway, first on green all one putts), no flights, no handicap.
Marge Widder won first place with a 12, followed by Diane Del Masto (10), Ruth Rosenberg (9) and Abbey Lorber (8). Annabelle Donnamaria had fewest putts with 16.
At the April 28 outing — Stroke play minus putts (in flights), half handicap — Marge Widder won Flight A with a 24, followed by Sandi Sulam (26), Dot Fitzgerald (28) and Dee Moles (30). Dot Peters won Flight B with a 27, followed by Sally Deyette (28), Jean Ertle (29) and Joan Semen (30). Joyce Nicolaison won Flight C with a 27, followed by Joy Goldstein (27), Doris Colgrove (28) and Sally Hindes (31). Gail Dimaio and Janet Hefelfinger had fewest putts with 15.
The U12 East Brunswick Breakers girls soccer team took first place in their division in the 20th annual Hopewell Memorial Day Tournament. The Breakers used great team defense, tenacious goaltending, and timely scoring to earn three hard-fought victories. The Breakers are Rebecca Acevedo, Lauren Edelman, Vicki Fernandes, Rachael Gala, Ilyssa Kaplan, Ashley Kelly, Natalie Mchale, Shannon Nulty, Kirsten Oliva, Gina Policastro, Cassie Riccio, Jessica Doyle, Elise Roughan, Linda Sollecito, Alyssa Steinweis and Hanna Wey. The Breakers are coached by Tom Sollecito and Ray Kelly, and trained by Brad Caruso.
The Spotswood Soccer Club will be holding registration for the fall soccer season tonight at the Spotswood Municipal building from 6-8 p.m. For more information, call Fran at (732) 251-5569.
A local nine-ball team, shooting out of Prime Time Billards, has won the state championship and is going to Las Vegas for the Nationals, along with two other teams from Middlesex County. Team members are Anthony Borg, Irene Andre, Joe Mimutillo, Tommy Leonette and Joe “Froggy” Sainato.
The East Brunswick Soccer Club, in conjunction with U.K. Elite Soccer, Inc., will host a Summer Soccer Camp for 3-5-year-olds during the week of July 11-15. The camp will be held at the fairgrounds and is open to both boys and girls. Registration is available at UKElite.com, or call (973) 631-9802 to request a camp brochure.
The Jacoutot Brothers are regarded as one of the finest wrestling families in a state that has consistently produced some of the best high school wrestlers in the nation.
In total, the five Jacoutot brothers have racked up more New Jersey state placings (12) than any other family in state history. Their numerous accolades include three individual state titles, five NCAA Division III championships and two Division III Outstanding Wrestler awards.
For one week at Manalapan High School, from July 11th to July 15th, all five brothers return to New Jersey to host one of the top wrestling camps in the area.
Bill Jacoutot, the oldest of the brothers, is a nationally renowned high school wrestling coach at Spencerport High School in New York. Bill’s teams have captured four New York State team championships and they are consistently ranked among the nation’s top 25. He has developed nine individual New York state champions and numerous place winners during his stellar 23-year career.
“Bill is one of the best high school coaches in the nation,” said Dave Icenhower, head coach for College of New Jersey. “Bill has worked my Lions wrestling camps for years and has been one our most popular and frequently requested clinicians by coaches.”
The goal of the camp is to keep the groups small and focused, and to present wrestling in an organized and systematic fashion. The camp focuses on developing wrestling fundamentals through extensive drill sessions in closely supervised groups. In addition, wrestlers will be divided into groups based on experience and skill level.
Tim Jacoutot, camp director, said, “The camp has been growing for the past three years. Our focus is to make the wrestling intensive, interactive and fun for the kids. The feedback from parents and children has been overwhelmingly positive.”
The evening session runs from 6 to 8 p.m. and brings in talent from some of the best high school wrestling teams in the area such as St. John Vianney, Manalapan, Christian Brothers Academy, Howell Township High School and Old Bridge Regional High School.
“The Manalapan Mat Rat Camp was the best wrestling camp I went to last year,” said Brandon Cohen, a 125 pound wrestler from Manalapan High School, who also plans to attend the Mat Rat camp this year.
The camp is for ages 6 to 18 and offers two sessions. Session 1 (ages 6-11) is held from 9-11 a.m. and Session II (ages 12-17) is held from 6-8 p.m. at Manalapan High School.
There is still time to register. For more information, call (732) 786-9293 or go to www.matratsinc.com.
The 15th annual First and Ten Football Camp will be held at Sayreville High School from June 27-July 1. Contact George Najjar at Sayreville High School at (732) 525-5263 or Marcus Borden at East Brunswick High School at (732) 613-6935 for more information.