PS Sunday, July 6, 2014 SunSentinel.comSun Sentinel | 11 Scores and Royal Palm collegian on fast track at nationals Highlights GOLF By Gary Curreri “I also want to push Special Correspondent Palm Beach County Junior Golf Asso- my teammates and ciation Talyn Washington is gearing up June 30 Tournament at Emerald for his senior campaign at Nova Dunes myself to the best of Boys16-18 Division: Jackson Shoenfelt, Southeastern University. Boynton Beach, 34-37-71; Ryan Mason, The 21-year-old track sprinter my ability, so I can Boynton Beach, 35-38-73; Jordan from Royal Palm Beach posted a Reeves, Boynton Beach, 39-35-74; 15th-place finish in the 200-meter give this one last Joshua August, Boynton Beach, dash and an 18th-place finish in 38-36-74; Phillip Manceri, Boynton shot and go out with Beach, 39-38-77; C.J. Fisher, Boynton the 400-meter dash during the re- Beach, 39-41-80; Ryan Lynch, Lake cent National Collegiate Athletic abang.” Worth, 44-38-82; Brandon Gonzalez, Association Division II Outdoor Lake Worth, 42-42-84; Brett Hartstein, Boynton Beach, 45-41-86; Jonathan Track and Field National Champi- Talyn Washington, on his senior Britt, Lake Worth, 41-47-88; Jarue John- onships at Grand Valley State in season at Nova Southeastern son, Royal Palm Beach, 46-43-89; Zach Allendale, Mich. Logan, Boynton Beach, 42-47-89; Aus- Washington placed fourth in tin Durand, Wellington, 41-49-90; Kyle Logan, Boynton Beach, 51-49-100. his preliminary heat in the Boys 14-15 Division: Connor Chuppe, 200-meter and followed up that narrowly missed qualifying for na- Boynton Beach, 43-39-82; Chris Bere- performance by placing sixth in tionals. zuk, Lake Worth, 45-38-83; Jack Braver- his heat in the 400-meter. Washington didn’t run the man, Boynton Beach, 42-43-85; Brent Bugalski, Boynton Beach, 47-45-92; Dy- “It was another great experi- 200-meter dash that much last lan Skinner, Wellington, 49-45-94; Jeff- ence (at nationals), but I was dis- PHOTO COURTESY OF JC RIDLEY/NOVASHOTS.COM season but worked on his speed rey Shoenfelt, Boynton Beach, appointed with the outcome,” with coaches. 49-52-101. Washington said. “I wanted to at Royal Palm Beach resident and Nova Southeastern University track star “My main focus is to get strong- Boys 12-13 Division: Natthawat Sak- Talyn Washington, right, displays his speed during the Hurricane Invita- chawanpob, Boca Raton, 40-38-78; least become All-American in er in the offseason and just keep Joshua Booth, Royal Palm Beach, both events, and it didn’t happen. I tional earlier this year. Washington was among the top-20 finishers in working hard in training,” Wash- 39-41-80; Chad Mason, Boynton Beach, just have to focus on working both the 200- and 400-meter dash events at the recent NCAA Division ington said. “I also want to push 45-49-94; Sebastian Nachilly, Jupiter, harder for next year.” II track and field championship meet in Allendale, Mich. my teammates and myself to the 50-46-96; Alexander Bozzacco, Lake Worth, 48-52-100. The top eight finishers in the best of my ability, so I can give this Boys 11-Under Division: Ta te Richards, dashes earned All-American hon- marked Washington’s second con- (21.11), and he holds the school one last shot and go out with a Boca Raton, 51-50-101. ors. secutive appearance at nationals. record for the 400-meter (47.12). bang.” Girls 16-18 Division: Janelle Johnson, The United State Track and He finished 18th last year in the Washington was also a member Only two other athletes from Royal Palm Beach, 40-38-78; Bridget Green, West Palm Beach, 41-42-83; Tra- Field and Cross Country Coaches 400-meter. of NSU’s record-setting Nova Southeastern University — cy Peyton, Boynton Beach, 45-41-86; Association recognized Washing- Washington’s road back to na- 4-by-200-meter relay (1:26.81) and Laruschka Joubert (16th in wom- Megan Turnquest, Loxahatchee, ton, 21, a 2011 graduate of Berean tionals was paved with strong ac- 4-by-100-meter relay (41.46) en’s javelin) and Ryan Jerothe 46-42-88; Kaitlyn Gribbon, Boynton Christian School, this season as an complishments. This year, he set a teams. Due to an injury to one of (eighth in men’s pole vault) — Beach, 43-45-88; Annelisse Siena, Wel- lington, 46-46-92; Katelyn Wigderson, All-South Region honoree. It school record in the 200-meter their top runners, the relay teams reached nationals. Delray Beach, 43-51-94. Girls 14-15 Division: Sabrina Fonda, Wellington, 42-39-81; Lilly Rinker, Jupi- ter, 45-43-88; Kelley Green, West Palm Beach, 46-43-89. Digest Girls 13-Under Division: Haylie Turn- quest, Loxahatchee, 40-43-83; Glynis Green, West Palm Beach, 41-45-86; Jenna Fonda, Wellington, 46-41-87. Soccer academy to celebrate life of its founder College Division: Derron Peyton, Boyn- ton Beach, 40-36-76; Shane Henrion, Boynton Beach, 45-38-83. The Club at Boca Pointe By Gary Curreri Teams can register at 3v3live. The Level I course is for those shall University’s National Collegi- Boys of Summer Nine-Hole Scram- Special Correspondent com/josefschulzmemorial. who have never had lessons and/or ate Athletic Association Division ble/June 25: 1. Sandy Martin, Herb Bib- cannot swim. Children will learn 1-AA championship team in 1996, bee, Sid Sobel, Marc Laffer, 31.5: 2. Gil Barbash, Martin Schnapp, Dennis Dean, Schulz Academy, an interna- basic water safety and swimming will be back in town as Palm Beach 33.8. tional soccer residency program Boynton receives skills at a beginner level. In order to Gardens hosts the Eric Kresser Summer Ladies Golf Association/ that trains and helps its members progress to the intermediate Level Passing Academy July 7-11. Florida Scramble/June 25: 1. Jane earn positions on clubs around the grant to enhance II, children must be able to swim 10 The camp will be at Mirasol Park Wind, Sue Getz, Ruth Greenwald, Linda Kassner, 70.2; 2. Ellie Lefkowitz, Lois world, has a big day planned for pool programs feet and float on their back with (12385 Jog Road) and will run daily Neikrug, Dale Rakusin, Esther Simon, July 20. assistance and must be comfortable from 9 a.m. to noon and is open to 74.8. Nine-hole Division: Elaine Zenker, That day, the academy will honor Boynton Beach Aquatics Super- in the water. ages 7-18. Attendees will receive Sondra Saunders, 40.5. the life of its late founder and head visor Kari Yerg hopes to make a The Level II course is for those coaching in all areas of Hunters Run Women’s Tournament Division coach, Josef Schulz, who died of splash with residents at the Denson who have had lessons, can swim a play, with an emphasis on footwork, Scramble/July 1: Ursula Schneider, cancer last year. Pool. minimum of 10 feet and float on technique and reading defenses. Nancy Atkins, Judith Leven, Gloria Ra- The Josef Schulz Memorial She took a big step in that direc- their back. Children will develop The cost is $125 for residents and binowitz, 52.8. Threesomes: 1. Linda 3-on-3 Soccer Tournament will be tion after receiving a $5,000 grant swimming techniques at an inter- $157 for nonresidents. Lustberg, Carolyn Liss, Sandy Solomon, 49.7 (won tiebreaker); 2. Merilyn Dia- the main event to the day’s activities from the USA Swimming Founda- mediate level in order to progress to Kresser played three seasons mond, Anne Hanhart, Pat Goodman, at South County Regional Park in tion for its programs at that facility, Level III. with the 49.7. Closest to the pin (No. 13, A/B Boca Raton. The event will kick off 225 NW 12th Ave. Denson Pool was Call˚ the pool for times and dates (1997-1999), one season with the Flight): Merilyn Diamond. Closest to with matches at 9 a.m. Registration one of 57 nationwide recipients of at 561-742-6645. (2000) and one the pin (No. 13, C/D Flight): Anne Hanhart. begins at 8 a.m. the 2014 Make a Splash grant. season with the The 3-on-3 format will offer fast- “The (money) will be used for (2002). He began his collegiate ca- paced and fun soccer play. The swim lesson scholarships,” Yerg Palm Beach Gardens reer with the tournament is open to male and said. “The grant enables us to teach and was part of three Southeastern female teams, with age divisions alife skill to people who might not grad returns for Conference championships in 1993, from under-6 up to adult. otherwise be able to participate in youth gridder session 1994 and 1994 with the Gators. Schulz, the former coach of U.S. our programs.” For more information, contact Men’s National Team member Through this grant, scholarships Eric Kresser was a three-sport Justin Lucas at 561-630-1148 or jlu- Josmer Altidore, was named Na- will be made available to families star at Palm Beach Gardens High [email protected]. tional Coach of the Year by the interested in registering their chil- School, but it was football that he United States Adult Soccer Associa- dren for the Learn to Swim pro- turned into a career. tion in 2012. gram at Denson Pool. Kresser, who was part of Mar-

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ball seeks children ages 6-12 for its upcom- pants for its program at the Field House at FLA Aquatics seeks members for its pro- serving skills, and decrease tennis-specific BASEBALL ing program. Participants must be at least Sugar Sand Park, 300 S. Military Trail. gram at Boca Prep International School, injuries. Sessions will take place from 9-10 age 6 and no older than 12 on Oct. 31, 2014. Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines 10333 Diego Drive S. in Boca Raton. Enroll- a.m. and 10-11a.m. Saturdays and are run by Boca Raton C.O.B.R.A. T-ball seeks chil- The season will begin in mid-August and elements of badminton, tennis and table ment is ongoing for the swim school, swim USPTA instructor Ed Duffy. Cost per session dren ages 4-5 for its upcoming program. conclude in late October. Activities will in- tennis. Visit www.sugarsandpark.org/field- team and adult fitness groups. All ages and is $13 for residents, $17 for nonresidents. Participants must be at least age 4 on Sept. clude one weekday practice and one Sat- house-open-play to view the open play abilities are welcome, especially beginners Private lessons are also available for $25 per 1, 2014. The season will begin in mid-August urday game. Cost is $115 for residents, schedule. Open play sports are free for resi- for the swim school program. FLA Aquatics half-hour. Those interested may sign up by and conclude in late October. Activities will $143.75 for nonresidents. Registration dents, $5 for nonresidents. For further de- also offers a program at Florida Atlantic calling 561-235-6006. For further details, include one weekday practice and one Sat- deadline is July 7. Online registration may be tails, call 561-347-3950. University in Boca Raton and one at the visit the pro shop or call 561-742-6575. urday game. Cost is $115 for residents, completed at www.ci.boca-raton.fl.us/rec/ Aqua Crest Pool in Delray Beach. For further Boynton Beach Cardio Tennis seeks par- $143.75 for nonresidents. Registration WebTrac.shtm. To obtain a user name and details, visit www.FLAswim.com or call ticipants for its program at the Boynton deadline is July 7. Online registration may be password, visit a Boca Raton or Greater 954-468-5590 or 888-352-7946. Beach Tennis Center. Cardio tennis is an completed at www.ci.boca-raton.fl.us/rec/ RACEWALKING Boca Raton Beach and Park District recre- Florida Swim School Baby Classes at intense form of exercise designed to work WebTrac.shtm. To obtain a user name and ation facility. For further details, contact Saint Andrews School in Boca Raton seeks every part of the participant’s body, in- password, visit a Boca Raton or Greater The South Florida Racewalkers seek Jim Thomas at 561-367-7001or jthomas@ those ages 3-5 months for an initial experi- crease breathing capacity and release Boca Raton Beach and Park District recre- those of all ages and skill levels in Palm myboca.us. ence in swimming and fun in the water. This stress and anxiety. Classes are from 8-9 ation facility. For further details, contact Beach and Broward counties who would like free instruction takes place Wednesday a.m. Saturdays. There is a maximum of 10 Jim Thomas at 561-367-7001or jthomas@ to get involved in this sport. This activity mornings at the school, 3900 Jog Road. For students per class. Cost per class is $12 for myboca.us. takes place from 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and HOCKEY (ICE) Thursdays on the track at Plantation Cen- times and other details, call 561-210-2129 or residents and permit holders, $15 for others. tral Park. The club routinely puts on state, visit www.flswimschool.com. Participants must register at the tennis Glacier Ice and Snow Yo uth Hockey seeks national and international racewalks. For Saint Andrew’s Swim School teaches center. For further details, call Ron Shapiro BASKETBALL boys and girls ages 4-10 for free ice hockey further details, call Dan Koch at 954-970- swimming to those of all ages and abilities. at 561-368-6848, email him at summer- classes through the GOAL (Get Out And 9634. Children as young as 3 months may be en- [email protected] or call 561-742-6575. The Florida Atlantic University Yo uth Learn) program for newcomers to the tered in the program. The first lesson is free. Boynton Beach Sunday Morning Mixed Basketball Clinic, to be run by the Owls’ sport. All equipment is provided at no cost Competitive swimming sessions are also Doubles Round Robin seeks players for its women’s basketball team, seeks boys and during each four-week session. Participants offered. Saint Andrew’s School is at 3900 weekly tournaments from 10 a.m.-noon at girls ages 5-11 for its upcoming instruction in will receive on-ice lessons by USA Hockey Jog Road in Boca Raton. For further details, the Boynton Beach Tennis Center. Partici- Coconut Creek. Sessions will take place SOCCER organization-certified instructors and an call 561-445-7454 or email Kara.cassidy@ pants commit to only one week at a time from 1-2 p.m. (ages 5-7) and 2-3 p.m. (ages official GOAL jersey to keep when they com- The Soccer Academy at the DeVos-Blum saintandrews.net. and are placed by ability, with partners al- 8-11) on Aug. 2 in the Recreation Complex, plete the program. Classes are on Sundays Family YMCA of Boynton Beach seeks ternating each round. Registration is re- 4455 Sol Press Blvd. There is no charge, but from 1-1:40 p.m. at the arena at 4601N. members age 7 and older. New sessions quired each week. Cost is $10 for residents the clinic is limited to the first 20 per age Federal Highway in Pompano Beach. New start at the beginning of every month, and and permit holders, $13 for nonresidents. division to sign up. Register at the gym or TENNIS sessions begin the first Sunday of each participants must sign up for a minimum of For further details or to register, contact online through July 18 at www.coconut- month. For further details, visit www.gla- three months. Practices take place three Boynton Beach Junior Tennis Clinics are Ron at [email protected] or 561-368- creek.net/webtrac. For further details, call ciericeandsnow.com, call 954-943-1437 or times a week and there is one weekend designed for those who have never taken 6848 or call the pro shop at 561-742-6575. 954-956-1580. email with “hockey department” in the sub- tournament each month. Parents and lessons or who have had only a few lessons Boynton Beach Friday Night Mixed Dou- The West Boca Basketball League seeks ject line to [email protected]. guardians of those interested in joining the and need instruction. Forehand, backhand, bles seeks players for its tournaments on boys and girls ages 5-18 for its fall recre- academy can visit www.ymcaspbc.org or ground strokes, volleys, serving and scoring the second and fourth Friday of each ational program. New this fall will be a girls’ call Coach Jaime Cano at 561-541-3063. The will be taught. Groups include pee-wees month. Play runs from 7-9 p.m. at the Boyn- 16-over division. Teams will be formed in late YMCA is at 9600 S. Military Trail. (ages 5-6) and juniors (ages 7-15). Pee- ton Beach Tennis Center. Participants com- August, and games start Sept. 13. Divisions PICKLEBALL wees meet from 4-5 p.m., juniors from 5-6 mit to only one week at a time and are begin with coed (ages 5-6) and continue up p.m. on Mondays or Wednesdays in four- placed by ability, with partners alternating to 16-over girls. The fee is $115 per player Delray Beach Community Center Open week cycles. Cost is $48 for residents, $60 each round. Registration is required each through Aug. 8 (cost will increase after Pickleball seeks baby boomers and active SOFTBALL for nonresidents per cycle. For starting week. Cost is $10 for residents and permit that). Applicants can visit www.westboca- seniors to participate in its program. The The Palm Beach Senior Softball Associa- dates and general information, stop by the holders, $13 for nonresidents. For further basketball.com and register with a credit action takes place from noon-3 p.m. Sat- tion seeks players age 55 and older for its Boynton Beach Tennis Center Pro Shop or details or to register, contact Ron at sum- card payment. They may also print a copy of urdays at the center, 50 NW First St. (near summer pick-up games. The action takes call 561-742-6575. [email protected] or 561-368-6848 or call the registration forms and mail with a check the tennis complex). Pickleball is a racquet place on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Boynton Beach 12-Under Tennis Clinics the pro shop at 561-742-6575. to West Boca Basketball, P.O. Box 970274, sport that combines tennis, badminton and mornings at Caloosa Park in Boynton seek participants ages 4-12 for instruction Boca Raton, FL 33497-0274. For further de- table tennis. All players must wear court Beach. Pick-up play continues through on Tuesday afternoons at the Ezell Hester Jr. tails, call 561-482-1136. sneakers. Paddles and balls are supplied. Sept. 29. For further details, call Community Center courts, 1901 N. Seacrest Wheelchair basketball, a program of the Cost is $5 per session. There is a free lesson VOLLEYBALL 561-809-1555 or visit www.pbssasoftball. Blvd. For specific group times and cost Spinal Cord Injury Support Group, seeks dis- available for newcomers. For further details, org. based on the player’s age, call 561- Boynton Beach Yo uth Volleyball seeks abled participants age 16 and older in Palm call 561-499-2020. The South Florida Senior Softball Asso- 742-6550. Online registration is available at players age 10 and older for games from Beach and Broward counties. Practices are The DeVos-Blum Family YMCA in Boca ciation seeks new members age 50 and www.boynton-beach.org. In-person sign- 6-8:30 p.m. Fridays at the Ezell Hester Jr. from 5-7 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Raton seeks seniors for its pickleball pro- older for pick-up softball games Monday, ups take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday- Community Center, 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. the Village Multipurpose Center in Sunrise. gram. There is no registration deadline and Wednesday and Friday mornings year- Saturday at the Intracoastal Park Club- The cost is $5 per person. For further de- There is no charge. Call Fran Wade at 954- no equipment required (participants can round at the Four Fields Complex in Pom- house. tails, call 561-742-6550. 748-3084. bring their own paddle). Games are from 9 a.m.-noon Tuesdays and Thursdays. There pano Beach. Batting practice starts at 8:45 Boynton Beach Saturday Tennis for Kids is no cost for YMCA members, $5 per day a.m. and games begin at 9:30 a.m. This is seeks participants ages 5-15 for its program for nonmembers. For further details, call not a league, and participation is on a at the Boynton Beach Tennis Center, 3111 S. SUBMISSION FISHING Andy Hood at 561-738-9622 or visit come-when-you-want basis. Competitive Congress Ave. Kids will learn all about the www.ymcaspbc.org. The center is at 9600 sides are made at the field each day. Equip- game in an exciting and fun environment. The Boynton Beach Fishing Club seeks DEADLINE S. Military Trail. ment used is consistent with that used in Each session lasts four weeks, with the next participants for its informational meetings Boynton Beach Pickleball seeks partici- the Florida Half Century tournaments. For starting July 12. All equipment and instruc- Email registrations/tryouts information to from 7:30-9 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of pants for its indoor program at the Ezell further details, call George at 201-315-0231. tion are included. Classes will be broken into Rick Menning at [email protected] the month in the clubhouse at Harvey E. Hester Jr. Community Center, 1901 N. Sea- pee wees (ages 5-6, starting at 9 a.m.) and no earlier than five weeks prior to the starting Oyer, Jr. Park, 2010 N. Federal Highway. Join crest Blvd. Pickleball is a racquet sport that juniors (ages 7-15, 10 a.m.). For cost and date of the program. Early sign-up notices will other anglers to discuss hot topics and combines elements of badminton, tennis other details, stop by the center’s pro shop be accepted provided there is a specific date learn tricks of the trade. Call Ken Sorensen SWIMMING and table tennis. Games take place on Mon- or call 561-742-6575. of sign-ups during the month the informa- at 561-703-5638. days, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m.-1 Boca Raton Swim Team, a new USA Boynton Beach Adult Weekend Clinics tion is received. Please follow the format of p.m. Cost is $5 per player. Paddles and balls Swim-sanctioned club, seeks members. seek participants for upcoming instruction the above items. All requests should be in are furnished to those who need them, but Practices are at Boca Raton High School. at the city’s tennis center, 3111 S. Congress paragraph form (see above) and fliers will not FLAG FOOTBALL availability of equipment is limited. For fur- For further details, including times, dates Ave. The clinics are designed to teach play- be accepted. ther details, call 561-742-6550. and costs, visit www.brswim.com or call ers how to improve movement on the court, Boca Raton C.O.B.R.A Yo uth Flag Foot- Boca Raton Open Pickleball seeks partici- Coach Hill at 561-756-2044. increase their forehand, backhand and