The results are in!!!!!
A League - Team Champions - The Unsquashables - 406pts!!!
They won with strong performance by Ron Funkenhasuer 52pts, Mike Connolly 47pts and Stefan Houbtchev 48pts. No other team came close to the Unsquashables as they led for Week One and never looked back.
B League - Team Champions - Team #3 - 272pts!!!
Despite not having a team name they had solid performances by Phil Fernandes 47pts, Brad Lowery 39pts, and Barry Garant 39pts. Team #3 won easliy by 31pts. Nice Job.
Top Point Accumlator - Kevin Furmanek - 59pts!!!!
Kevin destroyed all the competition and did it playing in A1A.
Most Improved Player - Stefan Houbtchev - 48pts.
Stefan continued to improve as he won all his matches in A6A and A5B.
Ray Weldon Award "Sportsmanship"- Phil Blagdurn -
Phil was always a gentleman on the court and 1st to buy beer off the court
Rookie Of The League - Ryan Garant - 48pts
Ryan trashed the competition in B3A by not losing a game.
Best Team Name - The Unsquashables
Please see me to claim your prize. As well now would be a good time to sign up for the Winter Squash League.
Showing posts with label Fall A League 2009. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall A League 2009. Show all posts
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Fall A League 2009 - Week Four Summary
With the Fall Down Classic just around the corner lots of guys are trying to turn up their squash game to be ready for the tournament for next weekend.
The battle for the state of Michigan happened on Monday Night at WSF. No this was not the Michigan vs Michigan State football game. Mike Twiner formerly of South Carolina now Dearborn and Greg Deeg from the Dee. Twiner new to WSF has been quick to show everybody that despite being from South Carolina he knows how to play squash. Twiner has beaten up all his opponents so far and Monday against Deeg was not any different. Twiner defeated Deeg 3 games to zero and took home the Paul Bunyan Trophy.
This Fall League Jarrod Matties made the big jump to Monday Nights and has been very impressive in his matches. All of Matties’s matches have gone 5 games and he has won 4 of those matches. On night Monday he played the Hard Hitting Tim Autterson in a slug fest. When the dust settle it was only Matties that was left standing and with this victory Matties pretty much assured himself a spot in A6A.
Team Standings
1) The Unsquashables 160pts
2) Team #5 (Needs A Team Name) 154pts
3) The Perfect Nick 115pts
4) The Dead Nick 107pts
5) Mitchy and The Jets (Team 6) 97 pts
6) Team #6 (Needs A Team Name) 94pts
The battle for the state of Michigan happened on Monday Night at WSF. No this was not the Michigan vs Michigan State football game. Mike Twiner formerly of South Carolina now Dearborn and Greg Deeg from the Dee. Twiner new to WSF has been quick to show everybody that despite being from South Carolina he knows how to play squash. Twiner has beaten up all his opponents so far and Monday against Deeg was not any different. Twiner defeated Deeg 3 games to zero and took home the Paul Bunyan Trophy.
This Fall League Jarrod Matties made the big jump to Monday Nights and has been very impressive in his matches. All of Matties’s matches have gone 5 games and he has won 4 of those matches. On night Monday he played the Hard Hitting Tim Autterson in a slug fest. When the dust settle it was only Matties that was left standing and with this victory Matties pretty much assured himself a spot in A6A.
Team Standings
1) The Unsquashables 160pts
2) Team #5 (Needs A Team Name) 154pts
3) The Perfect Nick 115pts
4) The Dead Nick 107pts
5) Mitchy and The Jets (Team 6) 97 pts
6) Team #6 (Needs A Team Name) 94pts
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Fall A League - Week 3 Summary
The Chatham Boys crashed the party at WSF.
Dan Vanmoorsel and Wayne Carroll both have been making the commute from Chatham to Windsor every Monday Night to play in our squash league. Last night they made a loud statement by whipping both their opponents soundly. Vanmoorsel finally found his winning form by upsetting Mike “Doc” Connelly by the score of three games to none. Vanmoorsel was so pumped by his victory that he was buying everyone beer following the match. This victory really put A1 up for grabs. Meanwhile Carroll also broke through into the win column with his victory over Michael Sonne. Carroll’s off season training program is finally paying dividends. He will be a tough player to beat now. Watch out everyone in A6.
Doug Fields continues to show that he belongs in A1 not A2. The surprising upset of Kevin Furmanek prior to the start of the league has put a new step into his game. Fields’ improved shot making ability has caught his opponents off guard. Last night Rob Charlebois, after losing to Fields, was surprised, not only by his improved shots but, that his new fitness level has brought a new dimension to his game. Watch out for Fields as he is a force on the squash court and at the bowling alley.
Team Points: (1) The Unsquashables (formerly Team#1) 128 pts
(2) Team #5 107 pts
(3) The Deadnick (formerly Team#2) 84 pts.
- Team #6
(4) The Perfect Nick (formerly Team#4) 81pts.
(5) Team #3 79pts.
Give Your Team A Name!!!!
Doug Fields continues to show that he belongs in A1 not A2. The surprising upset of Kevin Furmanek prior to the start of the league has put a new step into his game. Fields’ improved shot making ability has caught his opponents off guard. Last night Rob Charlebois, after losing to Fields, was surprised, not only by his improved shots but, that his new fitness level has brought a new dimension to his game. Watch out for Fields as he is a force on the squash court and at the bowling alley.
Team Points: (1) The Unsquashables (formerly Team#1) 128 pts
(2) Team #5 107 pts
(3) The Deadnick (formerly Team#2) 84 pts.
- Team #6
(4) The Perfect Nick (formerly Team#4) 81pts.
(5) Team #3 79pts.
Give Your Team A Name!!!!
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Fall A Squash League - Week 2 Summary
Monday Night League action resumed last night. Some players have been quick to get out of the starting blocks hoping to set the pace for the rest of the league to follow.
Greg Deeg has been impressive in his 1st two matches. In week one he made quick work of Rob Charlebois. On Monday night he drew Scott “The Hammer” Preston. Deeg although was very sluggish for the 1st two games as Preston seemed to be on his way to an easy 3 games to none victory when Deeg regained his form. In the 3rd game Deeg’s shots became much tighter and were no longer bouncing in the middle of the court. Deeg used this new found confidence to win the match in the 5th game. Preston seemed a little rusty but indicated that he will be ready for the rematch.
Ron “The Diver” Funkenhasuer fresh from the Caboto Club circuit has been quick to make his name known around the halls of WSF. Funkenhasuer was impressive in week one with a strong victory over Mark “Doc” Lackorzynski. This week he battled Shawn Filice. Again Funkenhasuer was a machine on the court diving for loose shots and dominating the front court action. Filice struggled find the proper answer for Funkenhauser’s quickness. At this rate Funkenhasuer will be playing with some of the big names in A1.
Stefan “Young Gun” Houbtchev is fresh off his strong performance at The Club at White Oaks (Junior Gold #1) where he took the consultations finals over fellow WSF Junior David “Magic” Mill. Monday Houbtchev picked up where he left off and soundly defeated Michael Sonne. Houbtchev’s impressive play has pushed his team (Team#1) into 1st place. Also after two matches Houbtchev is the league’s Top Point Accumulator.
Don’t Forget to Give Your Team a Name. Prizes will be awarded for the Best Name.
Greg Deeg has been impressive in his 1st two matches. In week one he made quick work of Rob Charlebois. On Monday night he drew Scott “The Hammer” Preston. Deeg although was very sluggish for the 1st two games as Preston seemed to be on his way to an easy 3 games to none victory when Deeg regained his form. In the 3rd game Deeg’s shots became much tighter and were no longer bouncing in the middle of the court. Deeg used this new found confidence to win the match in the 5th game. Preston seemed a little rusty but indicated that he will be ready for the rematch.
Ron “The Diver” Funkenhasuer fresh from the Caboto Club circuit has been quick to make his name known around the halls of WSF. Funkenhasuer was impressive in week one with a strong victory over Mark “Doc” Lackorzynski. This week he battled Shawn Filice. Again Funkenhasuer was a machine on the court diving for loose shots and dominating the front court action. Filice struggled find the proper answer for Funkenhauser’s quickness. At this rate Funkenhasuer will be playing with some of the big names in A1.
Stefan “Young Gun” Houbtchev is fresh off his strong performance at The Club at White Oaks (Junior Gold #1) where he took the consultations finals over fellow WSF Junior David “Magic” Mill. Monday Houbtchev picked up where he left off and soundly defeated Michael Sonne. Houbtchev’s impressive play has pushed his team (Team#1) into 1st place. Also after two matches Houbtchev is the league’s Top Point Accumulator.
Don’t Forget to Give Your Team a Name. Prizes will be awarded for the Best Name.