It seems like every Men’s League Wednesday we have been pounded by rain.  Though we need the rain, I am sure that most of the 99 players would agree that it should have come on a different day.  Brian Cross, Jeff Hurst and Bill “Long Ball” Jones each posted a 2 under par 35 which tied for low gross honors for the week.  With only 2 weeks left in the regular season, the race for the top is heating up.  The Beers Boys are making a late season move up in the rankings by taking 3^rd place overall from Fazers Lazers. While up at the top, Up N Down still hold a solid lead above 2^nd place Fingrz and Toes.  Here are the current standings:

Standings for Men's Night 2010 Position Team Win Loss Tie Part/Week Part/Year Total 1 Up N Down 7 2 2 13 129 209 2 Fingrz and Toes 8 2 1 10 113 198 3 The Beers Boys 4 3 4 10 123 183 4 Fazers Lazers 7 3 1 6 104 179 5 Wolf Hounds 5 5 1 10 115 170 6 Burlingtons Best 6 4 1 7 98 163 T7 Goosens Gang 4 6 1 7 115 160 T7 Coyotes Run 6 4 1 5 95 160 9 Walkabouts 6 5 0 8 91 151 10 Barrys Burners 2 7 2 8 103 133 11 Chistastics 3 7 1 7 91 126 12 Doug and the Slugs 0 10 1 7 64 69

This week we again saw a tie for first place.  Both Burlington’s Best and Fingrz and Toes come in with scores of 2 under par 220.  Long Ball Jones with his 67 mph swing speed proved you don’t have to be long to play well.  His 35 led the team in gross followed behind by Bill Dayman posting a 2 over 39 on the front.  Al Dolan zipped around the front 9 at 8:30pm armed with his clubs and miners light in order to help his team. He along with Paul Rowe posted 2 under par 35 net scores, while Gary Browne, I mean Gary Ross, and Rick Street posted net scores of 37 and 39 respectively.  Poor Gary Burlew was the only useless bastard for the team.  Even with his non-effort he will still walk away with $51 in sweeps as will the rest of the team who came out.

As for our other first place team, Fingrz and Toes, first overall draft pick Brian Cross has lived up to his expectations.  He matched Long Ball’s 35 to lead his team in the gross department while Fraser McClellan posted a one over 38 to round out the top gross scores for the team.  Mike Hribljan was the only net player under par posting a 36.  DSG decided not to take a lesson from his pro this week and went out and shot an even par 37 net, says a lot eh!  Stan Seneco and Tom Schofield each shot even par net scores as well.  Fingrz and Toes walked away with $35 each.

Third place also saw a tie this week.  Three teams came in with a 1 under par 221. Top team overall Up N Down, The Beers Boys, and Goosens Gang all tied.  Each team received $5, $7 and $9 respectively.  I must also mention that Doug And The Slugs almost come through with their first win the 2010 season.  I am sure the team is primed now to come through.

Thanks again for another great week…..