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August 10, 2015 MIAA Endowment Celebrity Golf Tournament MIAA Endowment Celebrity Golf Tournament Plymouth Country Club Plymouth, MA August 10, 2015 MIAA Endowment Celebrity Golf Tournament Welcome! The MIAA Endowment Fund was established in 2013. The goal of this fund is to preserve and create educational opportunities for student-athletes statewide. The Endowment fund helps the MIAA maintain quality services under the umbrella of the five education based athletic “Pillars”: Coaches Education, Com- munity Service, Leadership, Sportsmanship and Wellness. Through your participation, donation or sponsorship to this event the MIAA is able to raise funds that will aid in supporting full participation by student-athletes in programs sponsored by the MIAA. Programs such as: New England Student Leadership Conference, Girls and Women in Sport Day, Sportsmanship Summit, The Camp Edwards Captains Challenge, Citizenship Day, Wellness Summit, as well as, various leadership and wellness workshops throughout the year. We are excited to have our tournament at the Plymouth Country Club. It is our hope that you have the best day of golf ever. Relax, have fun and enjoy! Today’s Schedule 11:00 am Registration 12:00 pm Shotgun Scramble Start 4:30 pm Relax in Lounge Reception Silent Auction Bidding 5:30 pm Dinner Winner Announcements Awards/Prizes Thank You Thank You 137 Samoset Street, Plymouth MA Proud Sponsor: Hole-In-One Prize 2015 Silverado Pick Up Plymouth Country Club August 10, 2015 Format for Golf: SCRAMBLE Each player will drive. The team will then select the best location from which to play and the entire team will play from that position. Continue this process until the ball is holed. The ball may be cleaned and placed within one club-length not nearer the hole. The ball must remain in like conditions, i.e. fairway, bunker, rough, fringe, hazard etc. On the putting surface the ball must be placed within a scorecard width from its original location. Men will play from the WHITE tee markers, and Women will play from the RED tee markers. Each player’s drive must be used at least twice. In the event a team is comprised of three players, proceed as follows: Hole #1: Player "A" will hit two shots from each location the entire hole. Hole #2: Player "B" will hit two shots from each location the entire hole. Hole #3: Player "C" will hit two shots from each location the entire hole. On-Course Competitions: Hole #15 Surprise Contest Hole #2 - Women’s Longest Drive Hole #16 - Men’s Longest Drive Ball must remain in the fairway Hole-In-One Contest Hole #10 - Win a Truck Putting Contest On the putting green (Near Clubhouse) Tournament Itinerary: 11:00 - 12:00 Warm up and Registration—Boxed Lunch 11:50 Tournament Announcements 12:00 Shotgun Start for Golf 4:30 - 5:30 Cheese, Cracker & Cocktails 5:30 Dinner Buffet & Awards Our Celebrities Andy Brickley Color Commentator for the Boston Bruins and NESN Former Professional Hockey Player: Boston Bruins, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburg Penguins, New Jersey Devils & Winnipeg Jets Bill Johnson Former New England Patriot Player From 1969 Patriots Media Guide: Played both Corner & Safety Excelled on Special Teams One of the most under-rated defensive backs in the AFL Surprise hero of the Pats final victory 1967 and won the game ball vs Houston….returned 5 punts for 126 yards, season’s longest, 52 yards Bob Lobel Host of “Legends with Bob Lobel” Hosted Sports Final and Patriots 5th Quarter Former Sportscaster for WBZ-TV Play by Play Announcer: Boston Marathon, Boston Celtics, BC Eagles Football & N.E. Patriots Pre-Season Jackie MacMullan Freelance Sportswriter & NBA Columnist for ESPN.com Former Columnists & Associate Editor for the Boston Globe Covered NBA as Senior Writer for Sports Illustrated Author of several books Regular Panelist on “Around the Horn” Our Celebrities Steve Nelson Former N.E. Patriot 1974-1987 2-MVPs, 3-Pro Bowls, #57 retired by the Patriots Currently, business development Executive with Lighthouse Computer Services Peter Roby Athletic Director Northeastern University Director of Northeastern’s Center for Sport in Society Oct 2007 named one of the “100 Most Influential Sports Educations in America” Former VP of U.S. Marketing at Reebok Dante Scarnecchia Former Football Offensive Line Coach for the N.E. Patriots 1982-2013 (1989-1990 with the Indianapolis Colts, returned to Patriots 1990) Kathy Delaney-Smith Head Coach Women’s Basketball at Harvard University Most winningest head coach in Ivy League history 33 year coaching record at Harvard University 2003 inducted into the inaugural class at the N.E. Basketball Hall of Fame Coached USA Basketball 3 times 2005 USA team won gold at the world University Games in Izmir, Turkey Wayne Soares Actor, inspirational speaker and former ESPN radio broadcaster Has a passion for entertaining our military, has traveled to Afghanistan, Iraq, S. Korea, London & Germany. Appeared in “The Curse of Don Scarducci” with Alec Baldwin and is currently filming “Snitches”. Proud father of three. Our Sponsors Awards: SMI Awards Putting Contest: Cape Cod Resort & Conference Center Dinner: St. Mary’s High School, Lynn MA Academic Partners/ Balfour Jostens Tee Sponsors: Hole In One: Tracy Motors ~ Plymouth MA Academic Partners/ Balfour ~ Attleboro, MA Adaptive Sports ~ Boston, MA Longest Drive: Allen Chin ~In honor of Dick Neal & RingCentral ~ Belmont, CA Bill Gaine Jr Arbella Insurance ~ MA Lunch: ATS Equipment, Inc ~ Boston, MA Paul Toomey ~ Wells Fargo Financial Advisor Bag Tags, Inc ~ Evanston, IL Carl Adams ~ Friend of the MIAA Prizes/Gifts/Donations: Cataldo Ambulance Service ~ Somerville, MA 47 Brand ~ David Ortiz autographed baseball Catholic Central League ~ MA Adidas ~ Shirts Conner Peters ~ In Memory of “Uncle Mike” Alan Leone ~ Friend of the MIAA Dick Neal ~ In memory of Dr. Burt Holland, ATS ~ Red Sox Tickets Sherm Kinney, Tony Romano Bag Tags, Inc. Dinner & Company ~ Bellingham, MA Bauer ~ Shirts Eastern Mass Soccer Officials Assoc. ~ MA Bruins ~ Autographed Hockey Stick Carl Lord ~ Friend of the MIAA Edgenuity ~ Scottsdale, AZ Catalado Ambulance Service ~ Red Sox Tickets Edward Jones ~ MA Catania Hospitality Group ~ GC Ellco Promotions ~ Watertown, MA Celtics ~ Jared Sullinger Picture Embroidery By Rosa ~ Somerville, MA Celtics ~ Luxury Suite for 12 Ernst and Young Charles River Apparel ~ Shirts Grant Communications ~ Lynn, MA Cobra Golf (Puma) ~ Clubs Great American Opportunity ~ Medfield, MA David Cannistraro ~ Friend of the MIAA Edward Jones ~ Golf Balls Massachusetts Golf Association ~ Norton, MA Franklin Sports ~ Sports Equipment Massachusetts State Track Coaches Assoc. GolfSmith ~ Store Certificates MIAA Golf Committee Great American Opportunities ~ Gift bag MSSADA Grogan Marciano Sporting Goods ~ Football Nally Associates ~ North Attleboro, MA John Farina Jr. ~ Friend of the MIAA One-on-One College Consulting ~ Wakefield Mass. Track Coaches Association MIAA Golf Committee Paul Toomey ~ Financial Advisor, Wells Fargo New England Patriots ~ Autographed Footballs Pepsi & Gatorade Polar Beverages ~ Product Personal Best ~ Reading, MA Puma ~ Rickie Fowler Merchandise Rich Riley ~ Friend of the MIAA Red Sox ~Autographed Mookie Betts Baseball Rockland Trust ~ Franklin, MA Resort & Conference Ctr at Hyannis~ GC Rogers & Gray Insurance ~ S. Dennis, MA Robert Carrison ~Friend of the MIAA Stone and Paul PC ~ Natick, MA Saint Mary’s Athletics Ski Bradford~ 2 All day lift tickets Sport Zone 101 TMLP ~ Golf tees and more (Taunton Municipal Lighting & Power) William Hawkins ~ Friend of the MIAA Auction Items 2 Night Stay at the Resort & Conference Patriots Team Plaque Center at Hyannis w/Golf for 2 Patriots SB Malcom Butler Interception Autographed Bruins Hockey Stick Pitching Machine ~ Franklin Sports Autographed Putter ~ Joe Bellino Ray Bourquet Picture Autographed Putter ~ Joe Bellino & Ray Bourquet Picture Doug Flutie Rickie Fowler Autographed Golf Hat David Ortiz Autographed Baseball Rickie Fowler Autographed Golf Bag Gronk Autographed Football Steve Grogan Autographed Football Jared Sullinger Picture Tax Preparation package Mini Patriots Helmet ~ Joe Bellino & Tom Brady Autographed Football Doug Flutie and more Mookie Betts Autographed Baseball Raffle Items All Day Ski Pass at Bradford Ski Area (2) Multi Sport Training Net System ~ Franklin Sports Batting Tee ~ Franklin Sports Patriot Plaque Cobra Club ~ 3 Wood Red Sox Tickets Cobra Club ~ Driver Restaurant G.C.~ Various Restaurants Cobra Club ~ Fairway Wood Rickie Fowler Autographed Hat Gift Bag Soccer Goal (4x6) ~ Franklin Sports Harvard Gear Watch Magnetic Wrist Band Women’s shirts ~ Charles River Men’s shirts ~ Charles River MIAA Backpack MIAA Fleece MIAA Hats & MIAA Umbrella Our Teams bBig Communications Dick Neal Bill Gaine Dick Neal Vin Fratalia Joe O’Sullivan Mark Igo Carl Ostrowski Wayne Soares Jim Sullivan Billerica Memorial HS Edgenuity Caitlyn Barry Sean Gilrein Joel Jenkins Brian Hyde Dave Lezenski Michael Looney Tom Murphy Greg Moore Bob Holmes Feeney Brothers Excavation LLC Bob Holmes Andy Brickley Ted Priestly Brendan Feeney Dante Scarnecchia Greg Feeney Stephanie Tunnera Paul Guerin Cataldo Ambulance Grant Communications Bobby Cataldo Dave Engelson Steve Picardo Paul Halloran Nick Vaccaro Thomas Hermanowski Tony Visco Peter Roby Charles River Insurance Imperial PFS Chris Gouveia Steve Chalke Kevin Slack Paul Damiano Tom Vocatura Scott DiCarlo Tom Vocatura, Sr Stephen Staite Dick Baker Jackie MacMullan Dick Baker Trish Brown Kathy Baker Kathy Delaney-Smith Bill McGuirk Ann McInerny Joan McGuirk Jackie
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