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30 years and still running
The Cape Cod Athletic Club willcelebrate
its 30th
year of running and service to the
Cape community with a reception at the
HyannisGolf Club on Oct. 14from 4 p.m. to
7 p.m. AU former and current members are
invited to attend. The club was co-founded
in 1976 by the legendary Johnny Kelley and
NausetMiddleSchoolteacher LarryHansen.
CaU Brian at 508-945-9978 or go to www.
capecodathleticclub.org.
Makingthe connection
Community Connections winhost its 20th
Annual Golf Tournament on Oct. 13 at the
Cape Cod NationalGolf Course inEast Har-
wichwitha"Bramble"format. Shotgunstart
commences at 12:30 p.m. with appetizers,
dinner and a sfient auction at the Wequas-
sett Inn overlooking Pleasant Bay.Auction
items include vacation packages, fine art,
wines, antiques, and more. A grand prize
drawing for a 32" LCD flat panel television
win also take place. The cost for the event
is $250 per person, or $85per person for the
dinner only.Go to www.communityconnec-
tions.org or caU 1-800-308-1321.
Hit the links for the library
The Cotuit Library will holds its annual
Golf Outingon Monday at the Pocasset Golf
Club.Entryforms are avaUable at the Cotuit
Library for this event, a scramble format.
The entry fee of $160 per person includes
lunch, cart, golf, prizes and dinner.Callthe
Cotuit Library at 508-428-8141.
An evening with champions
Local figure skating champion Paul Wylie
wfll take part in "An Evening With Cham-
pions" Friday and Saturday at the Bright
Hockey Center at Harvard University.Run
entirely by Harvard students, the event
begins at 8 p.m. and is a fundraiser for the
Jimmy Fund. Wylie, a 1992 Olympic silver
medallist and Harvard grad, wfll host the
show. Tickets are $32 for adults and $12 for
chfldren and senior citizens. CaU 617-496-
2222 or goto www.aneveningwithchampions.
org.
Tourneyset for New Seabury
St. John's Episcopal Church win hold its
second annual golf tournament Monday at
the Country Club of New Seabury - Ocean
Course,rain or shine. Signin 10:30 am, Shot
Gun at 11:45 AM. The competition will be
foUowed immediately by the dinner/auc-
tion/raffle. The honorary host isformer New
England Patriot Scott Zolak.
Contact Ann at 508-835-1512 or Jos at
508-888-1907 for details.
Centerville Historical Museum
event
The Centerville Historical Museum'sfifth
annual golf tournament win be held Oct. 11
at the Hyannisport Club in Hyannis Port.
Registration begins at 11 a.m. with lunch
starting at 11:30. The tournament wfll get
under way at 12:30 with a shotgun start.
The fee for this event is $195 per golfer and
includesthe buffet lunch,18holes of golfwith
cart, practice range, golfer gift bag, and an
evening reception at the club with a buffet
dinner.Prizes wfllbe awarded and there will
also be a silent auction and raffle. For more
information caU 508-775-0331.
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Theatrical duffing
The Academy of Performing Arts will
hold its first golf tournament on Oct. 16
at Captains Golf Course in Brewster. Cost
for the event is $125 per person. For more
information, call 508-255-5510 or go to www.
apacape.org.
Benefit for Charles Moore
Arena
The board of directors of Orleans' Charles
Moore Arena willhold a golf benefit Oct. 19.
Admissionis$115per player.For more infor-
mation, call 508-255-5902 or 508-255-2971.
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Up to speed
The latest
local sports
information
By Kathleen Szmit
kszmit@barnstablepairi ot.com
The BHS girls varsity volley-
ball team continues their reign
overthecourts,bringinginthree
more wins in recent days.
LastThursdaytheteamswept
Falmouth 30. posting scores of
25-5, 25-14, and 25-11.
Putting forth a solid back
row performance were Allie
Appleman and Marissa Pita,
whose dynamic combination
brought in 34 service points.
Pita added nine digs.
Natalie Cohen, Stephanie
Bristol and Kara CuUen domi-
nated the front lines with 15
kills.Teammate Erin Johnson
netted 22 assists.
On Monday the team trav-
eled to D-Y for another 3-0
sweep over the Dolphins.
Cullen, Cohen and Bristol
once again were tops in kills,
with Appleman turning in
seven aces. Johnson and Pita
had three aces each.
In the setter position Aman-
da Parker garnered 22 assists,
contributingto the 25-8,25-14,
and 25-8 victory.
The IRaiders varsity field
hockey team has had a roller-
coaster week,facing their first
loss of the season.
On Monday the team traveled
to South Yarmouthto square
off against the D-YDolphins,
dropping the game 3-1.
Kristen Logan scored Barn-
stable's only goal of the af-
ternoon with less than seven
minutes to go in the game.
On Tuesday the Raiders again
took to the road, traveling to
Attleboro where they rallied
back from the previous days'
defeat to take Attleboro 1-0.
Meaghan Delaney earned
Barnstable 's sole and win-
ning goal during the first
half on a cross from Lynn
Donaghue , while Danielle
Cotellessa turned in eight
saves, preventing Attleboro
from scoring.The winmarked
Cotellessa's fifth shutout for
the season and brings BHS
to 5-1-1.
Defensively, Barnstable 's
midfielders turned in stellar
performances,with Samantha
Caplice playing aparticularly
good game.
Withjust 11/2 practices under
their belts, the Barnstable
Middle School field hockey
team faced Lawrence in a
tight but triumphant matcJt'
last Tuesday.
Although Lawrence domi-
nated the first half, they were
no match for the solid defense
of Sarah Greene, Mary Afice
Machado, Katelyn Bess arid
Madison Wolters. The four*.,
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progress at the net with quick
thinking and good communw"
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With little more than 16 min«
utesleft inplay,Chelsea Hayes*
shot in a goal on an assist
from Olivia CosteUo, giving-
BMS a 1-0lead that Lawrence'
couldn't shake.
On Thursday the girlsbattled
Mashpee, coming away with
a 2-0 victory, putting them at
2-0-0 for the season.
This week the girls took up
sticks against Wixon in an
exciting match that resulted
in a 0-0 tie, which puts BMS
at 2-0-1.
For a schedule of next week's games
and events, visit www.highschool-
sports.net
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