Monthly Archives: August 2021

HENDERSONVILLE NC SHUFFLEBOARD CLUB Tournament Results Tournament #14 Aug 30 & 31, 2021  North Carolina State Doubles Main Event: Sam Chalton – Lyle Walker Jeff Luneau – Jay Fitzpatrick Katy Walker – Kathy Brennan Bruce Barnhart – Dave Wenger Consolation: … Continue reading →

SOME IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR THE NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS:1. If you have a partner for Dbls. or M/Dbls. SHOW UP!2. Hold your cue upright & stand back when your opponent is shooting, (do not stand in the way of your opponent or … Continue reading →

Go here to read what “The Shuffler” recorded and posted: https://theshuffler.net/2015/08/17/when-katrina-hit-shufflers-responded-with-compassion-and-cash-we-raised-1500-00-and-donated-it-to-the-salvation-army/ AUG 19, 2020 Hurricane Katrina: 10 Facts About the Deadly Storm and Its Legacy SARAH PRUITTThe 2005 hurricane and subsequent levee failures led to death and destruction—and dealt a … Continue reading →

Join the OSGA’sSEPTEMBER PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CHALLENGEIt is SIMPLE!Start by downloading the calendar below and then fill out the physical activity you do each day throughout the month of September. Lastly, E-mail or mail your calendars to the office by October 8, … Continue reading →

This interesting article, sent along by Ron Nurnberger, is most worthy of your read!! Ron, as you will see, has prepared it in two parts. I have displayed the pix for part one at the top, the pix in support part two, below.  … Continue reading →

28 players arrived in Canton on Saturday for the Hi-Lo Draw Doubles, the last regular season tournament of the year. Based on season points, the players were divided into two groups of 14, then drew for partners. Excitement was in … Continue reading →

Posted on 2017-08-22 by stanistheman Brian Scott Speaks: Here is an article from the local paper about the team tournament that just finished.  Folks; this is a great article with regard to the Annual Memorial Alberta Association’s Team Tournament.  Innisfill AB   Now that you have … Continue reading →