New Co-Captain

Dane C. is the new, official co- captain!! he had to duel it out with four other players for the title of co captain. he says "It was tiring but worth it. when i was playing i thought i was gonna die! but this just shows that with determination anything can be accomplished." he also says that he wants everyone on the team to be able to play just as well as him by the end of the season. after one hour of constant playing he earned the right to call himself co captain! he also got to duel me. to seven. the final score was seven-zero i won. he says he got killed, but will get better and better as the days go by. he's looking forward to training with the other players. 

Hockey Team

Hey Everyone

I am starting a neighbor hood hockey team!!!!!!

it will be for ages 8-13. really good skaters to only skated a few times. everyones welcome!

Practice is at 4:00pm on Thursday and ends at 4:50pm. We will do the asact same thing i do at my hockey practice. i will be head couch but as more players come the need for more couches may increase.

Games will be at South park from 3:00pm to at the most 5:30pm if you don't know how to get there ask your parents. If you still don't know how to get there email me and i will tell you when I leave and when to come over to my house then we can skate there togeather!

I will choose a co-captain and if the need for couches increases the co-captain will become couch number two!

We will also have team outings where we all go skating somewhere. like golden skate, downtown, greenbroke, baldwin, osage, ect.

There will be a player fee but don't worry it will not be high. (cash only)

The money I receive from the player fee will only be used to buy hockey balls, sticks, nets, cones, ect.

If you have any questions about this league email me at realsickskater@yahoo.com. i maybe able to give you private help.

amazing golf shot

Fiyalko, who has macular degeneration and has been golfing for 60 years, scored the ace with a 5-iron on the 110-yard fifth hole at Cove Cay Country Club on Jan. 10.

Fiyalko tees off every Thursday with a group of golfers ranging in age from 70 to more than 90.

He used to have a 7 handicap, but now needs help lining up shots and finding golf balls because he has peripheral vision only in his right eye.
Jean Gehring was in Fiyalko's foursome and watched his swing on the hole-in-one.

"I could tell it went on the green," Gehring said. "When we got up there I didn't see it. I looked in the hole and there it was."

Gehring said Fiyalko was modest about the shot and had to be prodded to tell his wife about it after the round. Fiyalko's friends at the club presented him with a plaque last week to commemorate the feat.