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Cut Here# Stmainaction Meet the Members Who Missed the Directory Printing Cut Here# STMAinaction Meet the Members who missed the Directory Printing STMA’S ANNUAL PRINTED DIRECTORY is current Steven Biehl, Oswego, IL Jim Osborne, All Saints Episcopal School, Ft. Worth, TX through May 20. Any member who joins STMA or Andrew Bird, Rec Sports, Sparta, MI Eric Owens, Homewood Parks & Rec, Homewood, AL renews a membership, regardless of the date, is Scott Brooks, Trussville Parks & Recreation, Pinson, AL Walter Parker, Mansfield Public Schools, Mansfield, MA always included in the real-time on-line directory. Darin Budak, CSFM, CPRP, City of Bakersfield, Reed Pryor, City of Scottsdale Parks & Rec, Scottsdale, AZ Following are those who joined as new members or Bakersfield, CA Tim Purdy, University of Tampa, Tampa, FL renewed their memberships after the May cutoff Tim Burns, Longwood Cricket Club, Chestnut Hill, MA Ryan Radcliffe, Lakewood Blueclaws, Lakewood, NJ date. This list is current through August 4. For full Wayne Cady, City of Scottsdale Parks & Rec, Scottsdale, AZ Rusty Reese, City of Plainview, Plainview, TX contact information, please go to the member only Ben Carson, Juanita High School, Kirkland, WA Matt Rogers, Holly Springs, NC side of www.STMA.org. Rus Carter, City of Clearwater, Clearwater, FL William Rudometkin, California State University/Long STMA thanks all of its members for their continued Bob Christofferson, Seattle Mariners, Seattle, WA Beach, Montebello, CA support of the association! David Clausen Jr., Seattle University Grounds Dept, Roger Russomanno, City & County of Denver Parks & Rec, Seattle, WA Denver, CO Affiliate Richard Cooke, The Pingry School, Martinsville, NJ David Schilling, Paradise Valley SD #69, Phoenix, AZ Jim Hermann, Annandale, NJ Tony Cotter, City of Napoleon, Napoleon, OH Edward Sherman, Snohomish School District, Darren McCormack, Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY Michael Coyle, Wright State University, Dayton, OH Everett, WA Joshua Sells, Charlotte Country Club, Indian Trail, NC Jesse Cuevas, Jr., Rosenblatt Stadium, Omaha, NE James Smith, San Antonio, TX Zola Short, U.S. Soccer Foundation, Washington, DC Alfred Cybart, Upper Merion School District, Athanasios Souvlis, Anaplasi Topiou Ltd, Athens, Greece Troy Taylor, Meadowbrook HS, Richmond, VA King of Prussia, PA Brian Stallings, Durham Bulls Baseball Club, Raleigh, NC Anthony Davis, University of Technology-Jamaica, David Stuhlsatz, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS Commercial/Commercial Associate Members Kingston, Jamaica Bill Tabor, City of Rifle, Rifle, CO Tariq Ahmed, The Brickman Group, Langhorne, PA Brad Detmore, Round Rock Express, Missouri City, TX Nathan Torres, Goodyear Ballpark, Goodyear, AZ Chris Bawcum, Trigon Sports International, Memphis, TN Daniel Dewey, BYU-Idaho, Rexburg, ID Jason Waldron, City of Scottsdale Parks & Rec, Michael Bean, Airfield Systems, LLC, Edmond, OK Brian Dossett, CSFM, Oxner Landscape Maintenance, Scottsdale, AZ Scott Bills, CSFM, Northern Nurseries, Somerset, NJ Piedmont, SC Tom Whitmore, City of Rifle, Rifle, CO Robert Blum, Lakewood, OH Scott Drayton, City of Greenville, Greenville, SC Alfred Williams, City of Coolidge Parks & Recreation, Thomas Burger, Superior Turf & Landscape, Furlong, PA Joshua Edgerton, Homewood Parks & Rec, Coolidge, AZ Dustine Callahan, Kromer Co, LLC, Pacifica, CA Homewood, AL Thomas Williams, Township of E Brunswick, Bruce Dees, Bruce Dees & Associates, Tacoma, WA Mike Echols, Clemson University, Clemson, SC East Brunswick, NJ Sharon DeWolfe, Jacobsen, A Textron Company, Pete England, Vista Soccer, Springfield, VA Michael Wilson, Professional Turf Specialties, Inc., Charlotte, NC Tim Fleming, City of Cooper City, Cooper City, FL Fullerton, CA Jeff Fisher, Eco Chemical, Inc., Seattle, WA David Fortier, Pace Academy, Atlanta, GA Tim Wilson, Seattle Mariners, Seattle, WA James Goebel, Landscapes Unlimited, Lincoln, NE Matt Fortier, Pace Academy, Atlanta, GA Robert Yaun, Ware County BOE - Memorial Stadium, Raul Gonzalez, Ewing Irrigation Products, Phoenix, AZ Wes Fortier, Pace Academy, Atlanta, GA Waycross, GA Kenneth Hopkins, Tropic Designs, Jonesboro, GA Patrick Francisco, Smith River Sports Complex, Neal Hornbeck, Pacheco Brothers Gardening, Hayward, CA Martinsville, VA Research, Teaching, Extension Clayton Hubbs, Stabilizer Solutions, Phoenix, AZ Peter Fusco, Bristol Public Schools, Bristol, CT Tom Bidart, Northern Lakes College, Chase Kirby, Championship Field Construction, Inc., Paul Greenwell, Gwinnett County Public Schools, Slave Lake, AB, CAN Woodstock, GA Lawrenceville, GA Jason Henderson, Ph.D., University of Connecticut, Skip Kirby, Championship Turf of Florida, LLC, Jason Hilderbrand, Inland Empire 66ers, Storrs, CT Woodstock, GA San Bernardino, CA Harold Howard, Ph.D., Turfscience, Inc., Phoenix, AZ Stuart Kruger, Enviro Turf, Madison, MS Barry Hill, Homewood Parks & Rec., Homewood, AL Jason Kruse, Ph.D., University of Florida, Gainesville, FL Casey Kyle, Carolina Green Corp, Ft. Mill, SC Chris Hohnstrater, The Principia School, St. Louis, MO Scott McElroy, Ph.D., Auburn University, Auburn, AL Malcolm MacDougall, Armacell LLC, Mebane, NC Michael Hrivnak, Washington Nationals, Washington, DC David Minner, Ph.D., Iowa State University, Ames, IA Patrick Maguire, Stantec Sport, Boston, MA Richard Hunter , Franklin Township Community School Mike Schrader, Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN Grant McKnight, Natural Sand Company, Slippery Rock, PA Corp, Indianapolis, IN George Pacheco, Pacheco Brothers Gardening, Gary Johnson, Ohio Dominican University, Columbus OH Students Hayward, CA Greg Johnson , William Penn High School, New Castle, DE Joshua Alleman, Holt, MI David Renner, Zephyr Turfcare Equip, Santa Ana, CA Bradley Kirkland, Auburn University Athletics, Auburn, AL Mark Duzenski, Southern Pines, NC Chip Richardson, Sweetwater Construction, Inc., David Kuczynski, Somerset County Park Commission, Matthew Elmore, Knoxville, TN Helena, AL Northbranch, NJ Daniel Estel, Boyd, TX Frank Santos, Converted Organics, Inc., Boston, MA Brian Kusler, O.S. Memphis/Mike Rose Soccer Complex, Joshua Evans, Ft. Collins, CO Damon Sump, Profile Products, Newberg, OR Memphis, TN Davis Fisher, Lenoir, NC Jim Surrell, Hydraway, St. Peters, MO David Lee, Southern Nazarene University, Bethany OK James Garrett, Prince Frederick, MD David Taylor, STEC, Sandy Springs, SC John Lesperance, Litchfield School District, Litchfield, NH Brett Johnson, Hickory, NC Emory Thomas, Bare Spot Solutions, Wharton, TX Leo Liebert, Seattle Mariners, Seattle, WA Daniel Mathews, Xenia, OH Oscar Veloz, Pacheco Brothers Gardening, Hayward, CA Michael Loftus University of Delaware, Newark, DE Gerin Meissen, Winter Garden, FL James White, Southern Athletics Design & Consultation, Dan McClelland, The Principia School, St. Louis, MO James Michaels, Lenoir, NC Madison, GA Nathan McGuire, Zanesville, OH Michael Mosso, Lancaster, PA Stephen McIntosh , Mylan Park, Morgantown, WV Nathan Reddell, Martinsville, NJ Sports Turf Managers Brian McNeill, University of Southern Mississippi , Zachary Reed , Spencer, WV Bryan Barkley, Connecticut Tigers, Norwich, CT Hattiesburg, MS Kelly Roder, Lake Ozark, MO Kevin Bell, Clemson University - Athletic Grounds, Mark Mullendore, Trinity Valley School, Ft. Worth, TX Marcus Sheppard, Ft. Worth, TX Clemson, SC Newton Nicholson, City of Daytona Beach/Grounds Frank Smith, Myrtle Beach, SC Pete Benevento, Jr., University of Maryland, College, MD Maint. Div., Daytona Beach, FL Martin Volz, Mt. Pleasant, MI ■ 42 SportsTurf | September 2010 www.sportsturfonline.com Chapters Highlights STMA Affiliated Chapters Contact Information Sports Turf Managers Association of Arizona: Ohio Sports Turf Managers Association Chris Walsh [email protected] or (OSTMA): www.ostma.org. Johnathan Knight, CSFM [email protected]. Oregon STMA Chapter: 503/953-9406 Colorado Sports Turf Managers Association: Ozarks STMA: www.ozarksstma.org. www.cstma.org. Pacific Northwest Sports Turf Managers Florida #1 Chapter (South): Association: www.pnwstma.org. 305-235-5101 (Bruce Bates) Southern California Chapter: Florida #2 Chapter (North): 850/580-4026. www.socalstma.com. Profile: Oregon STMA Florida #3 Chapter (Central): 863-665-5800 South Carolina Chapter of STMA: July was a busy month for the Oregon STMA. In www.scstma.org. addition to helping make the STMA Northwest Gateway Chapter Sports Turf Managers Regional Conference a strong success, more than 25 Association: www.gatewaystma.org. Tennessee Valley Sports Turf Managers (See Expanded Profile included in Chapter Association (TVSTMA): www.tvstma.com. chapter members participated in the chapter’s first- Highlights) ever field make-over. The chapter is less than two Texas Sports Turf Managers Association: years old yet has 90 members and is growing. Georgia Sports Turf Managers Association: 866/897-8621. www.gstma.org. The field make-over was at Alpenrose Dairy in Virginia Sports Turf Managers Association: Portland, which hosts the Little League Softball Greater L.A. Basin Chapter of the Sports Turf www.vstma.org. World Series. During the series, the Softball World Managers Association: www.stmalabasin.com. Wisconsin Sports Turf Managers Association: Series Challenger Game is played. This game helps Illinois Chapter STMA: 847/263-7603. www.wstma.org. (See Expanded Profile mentally and physically challenged youth enjoy the included in Chapter Highlights) full benefits of Little League participation in an envi- Intermountain Chapter of the Sports Turf Managers Association: www.imstma.org. ronment structured
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