GOLFFox HopyardEast Haddam — Results for the Fox Hopyard Women's Golf League member-guest tournament, Aug. 2:Old Lyme CCOld Lyme — The Old Lyme Country Club WGA held a nine-hole scramble tournament, July 21, to benefit the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation. Co-chaired by Kathy Nadeau (Hadlyme) and Carolyn Dadonna (Centerbrook), the tournament raised $3,152. Results were:

Low gross — 1. Lynn Scully and guest.

Low net — 1. Ellen Wells and guest, 2. Dana Wehking and guest, 3. Laura Yurczyk and guest.

■ Results from July 26:

1. Pam DeWare (Old Saybrook), Judy Miles (Oakdale), Kay Rhee (Niantic), Linda Drago (Salem); 2. Janet Kalas (Middletown), Eileen Costello (East Haddam), Jane Shea (Oakdale); 3. (tie) Charlotte Genga (Glastonbury), Joan DeStefano (Preston), Beebe Miller (Essex), Gemma Sullivan (Clinton) and Honey Adams (Old Saybrook), Dottie Verkade (Middletown), Laura Yurczyk (Clinton).

■ Results from July 19:

1. Joan DeStefano (Preston)/Dottie Verkade (Middletown)/Kay Rhee (Niantic)/Linda Drago (Salem); 2. June Gillis (Glastonbury)/Beebe Miller (Essex), Dana Wehking (Canterbury); 3. (tie) Adrienne Brennan (Lyme)/Honey Adams (Old Lyme)/Laura Yurczyk (Clinton) and Jane Martini (Old Lyme)/Judy Miles (Oakdale)/Patty Walsh (Old Saybrook)/Ellen Wells (Essex).

1. (tie) Carolyn Dadonna/Hedy Korst (Old Lyme)/Susan Cummiskey (Old Lyme)/Nancy Connell (Old Lyme), Linda Tucker (Old Saybrook)/Martina Hamilton (Old Lyme)/Vicky Winterer (Essex)/Paula Bingham (Old Lyme)/Kathy Shannehan (Essex), Jennifer O'Brien (Old Lyme)/Erma Gimbel (Old Saybrook)/Suzanne Kitchings (Old Lyme)/Martha Norcia (Old Saybrook) and Dixie Allen (Old Lyme)/Carol Gordon (Essex)/Marty Purdy (Old Saybrook)/Cheryl Deknatel (Essex), 22.

■ The Old Lyme Country Club Women's Golf Association held an East vs. West tournament on Thursday, July 28, contested between members who live east of the Connecticut River vs. those who live west of the river.

East won 24.5-20.5.

■ Results of a tournament Aug. 4 (players had a choice of 9 or 18 holes to practice for the club's handicap tournament that takes place over the next two weeks.)

18 holes — Low gross, 1. Kathy Shannehan (Essex), 88; low net, 1. Helene Nichols (Essex).

9 holes — Low gross, 1. Maggie Johnston (Westbrook), 48; low net, (tie) Nikki Lindberg (Chester) and Jan Montgomery (Niantic), 35; low putts, Kathy Shannehan, 11.

HORSESHOESDeep River League

Results and standings from the week of July 28:

Standings — 1. (tie) Angels and Orioles, 47-31; 3. Mets, 45.5-32.5; 4. (tie) Cardinals and Tigers, 43.5-32.5; 6. Royals, 42-36; 7. Rangers, 41.5-36.5; 8. (tie) Braves and Cubs, 41-37; 10. Pirates, 39-39; 11. Giants and Reds, 38.5-39.5; 13. White Sox, 36.5-41.5; 14. Dodgers, 36-42; 15. Yankees, 34-44; 16. Red Sox, 33-45; 17. Indians, 29.5-48.5; 18. Astros, 25-53.

High series — A Division, 1. Mike Didomizio 147, 2. Ray Smith 138, 3. Mike Zanelli 128; B Division, 1. John Nilson 99, 2. Terry Kensler 97, 3. Pete Perkins 97; C Division, 1. Bill Casey 98, 2. Brian Simpson 87, 3. Dan Denegre 73.

■ Results from July 21:

High series — A Division, 1. Bill Strong 152, 2. Ray Smith 136, 3. Chris Christensen 131; B Division, 1. Terry Kensler 109, 2. Pete Perkins 103, 3. Dean Henry 95; C Division, 1. Bill Casey 83, 2. Michelle Puckett 73. 3. Dan Denegre 71.

■ Results from July 18:

High series — A Division, 1. Bill Strong 169, 2. John Durinick 139, 3. Mike Zanelli 130; B Division, 1. Pete Perkins 109, 2. John Nilson 102, 3. Ed Turner 92; C Division, 1. Randy Ozolin 84, 2. Bill Ramcke 81, 3. Brian Simspon 78.

■ Results from July 14:

High series — A Division, 1. Bill Strong 155, 2. Chris Christensen 127, 3. Vin Jonynas 126; B Division, 1. John Nilson 91, 2. Nick Trimble 86, 3. Ed Turner 80; C Division, 1. Randy Ozolin 77, 2. Bill Casey 76, 3. Brian Simspon 76.

RUNNINGGreeneville MileNorwich — Results from the Greeneville 1-mile race, July 30 (23 finishers):Montville Masters Race

Top 10 men — 1. Tracy Montoya (Waterford), 6:15; 2. Ray Guillet (Norwich), 6:43; 3. Paul Andruskiewicz (Preston), 6:44; 4. Way Hedding (Niantic), 6:56; 5. Christian Montoya (Waterford), 7:00; 6. Brian Carberg (Griswold), 7:25; 7. Ron Dombrowski (Uncasville), 7:36; 8. Rodney Iams (Norwich), 7:40; 9. Ted Phillips (Niantic), 7:58; 10. Ronald Gale (Norwich), 8:24.

Top 10 women —1. Stella Britos (Lebanon), 6:34; 2. Maryann Babcock (Griswold), 6:55; 3. Spring Cole (Danielson), 8:09; 4. Patricia Phillips (Niantic), 9:08; 5. Janine Guillet (Norwich), 9:38; 6. Melissa O'Brien (Canterbury), 10:13; 7. Patty Small (Norwich), 11:04; 8. Debbie Froio (Salem), 11:46; 9. Aroceli Britos (Lebanon), 12:44.

Montville — Results from the 6.2-mile Montville Masters Race, July 17 (38 finishers):

Top 10 men — 1. Kevin Grant, 37:48; 2. Brad Overturf, 39:22; 3. T.J. Dooling, 40:34; 4. Tim Smith, 41:50; 5. Frank White, 43:02; 6. Joe Baldi, 43:44; 7. Brian Lundie, 46:34; 8. John Sacrey, 46:55; 9. Les Bellis, 47:21; 10. Albert Phillips Jr.

Top 10 women — 1. Catherine Sikorski, 47:14; 2. Rose Buckingham, 55:23; 3. Betty Brown, 59:22; 4. Patricia Phillips, 1:06:18; 5. Donna Hetzler, 1:10:41; 6. Pamela Plourde, 1:20:43.

SWIMMINGMergy, Lee qualifyOld Lyme — Old Lyme swimmers Caius Mergy and Jessica Lee recently qualified to swim in the YMCA National Long Course Swimming Championships to be held at the Georgia Institute of Technology Aquatics Center in Atlanta.

The YMCA swim meet consists of more than 1,200 swimmers from swim clubs across the United States, all of which have had to meet stringent time standards in order to qualify. This is the first Long Course meet to be held at Georgia Tech, the site of the 1996 US Olympic swimming events.

Mergy and Lee swim with the Valley-Shore YMCA Marlins swim team. Mergy, who will be a junior at The Williams School in New London, qualified in the 200-meter and 50-meter breaststroke. Lee, who will be a sophomore at Old Lyme High School, qualified in the 50 freestyle. They both qualified for nationals at the recent Connecticut Age Group Championships held at Wesleyan University in Middletown, where Mergy placed 10th in the 200 breaststroke and Lee Jess placed sixth in the 50 freestyle.

"I am proud that they both qualified for the Y Long Course Nationals and I am excited about the future and having them represent the Valley-Shore Y at future regional and national meets," head coach Patrick Callahan said. "They have helped set the standard for others in our program to attain.

"Caius came to the Valley-Shore Y Marlins from a very successful Y program in Wilton. His interest in swimming technique and the mechanics of swimming combined with his work ethic has served him well, particularly in breaststroke which requires timing, rhythm and conditioning."

Mergy is also co-captain of his high school varsity swim team and has smashed the 100 breaststroke record both at Williams and at his high school league championship this past season. He is a volunteer assistant coach for the Old Lyme Country Club Stingrays swim team. He maintained a 4.0 grade point average last year.

"I have watched Jessica swim since she was an 8-and-under swimmer in a summer swim league," Callahan said. "She also has a background in gymnastics and soccer. Her athleticism and competiveness has made her a swimmer to reckon with at every age group along her swimming career."

Lee also swims on the Old Saybrook Racquet Club during the summer in addition to swimming for the Valley-Shore YMCA Marlins. She is on the high honor roll at Old Lyme High School,and plays on the varsity soccer team and on the SE Connecticut Premier team.

TENNISPondview Racquet ClubWesterly — The Pondview Racquet Club 8.0 tennis team of won the New England Section championships in Springfield, Mass. The team advanced to the national championships in Tuscon, Ariz., in November.

The team, captained by Angelo Dispirito, first had to get through the district championships in June. Then, in single-elimination format, it beat three other teams to advance to the semifinals and then the finals.

"I am really proud of the way this team played," Dispirito said. "They gutted out every match."