Bob Weiner

Schenectady

UAlbany graduate. Avid bowler, golfer. Sportswriter for 41, including more than 29 with @dgazettesports. Hoops and links on links.

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Nasso captures first Amateur League Bowlers Association of New York Mai Event title - In The Pocket

5 days ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

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Northeastern Women’s Golf Association moving forward with new members, new tournament sites - Down The Fairway

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

Northeastern Women’s Golf Association president Deb DiMaggio of Ballston Spa Country Club admits that her historic organization is aging, but it’s also moving forward with new members and new tournament sites. NEWGA, founded in 1929 with six original members — Albany Country Club, Colonie Country Club, Mohawk Golf Club, Schuyler Meadows Club, the Country Club of Troy and Wolferts Roost Country Club — now has 24 courses in the fold.
Northeastern Women’s Golf Association moving forward with new members, new tournament sites

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

Northeastern Women’s Golf Association president Deb DiMaggio of Ballston Spa Country Club admits that her historic organization is aging, but it’s also moving forward with new members and new tournament sites. NEWGA, founded in 1929 with six original members — Albany Country Club, Colonie Country Club, Mohawk Golf Club, Schuyler Meadows Club, the Country Club of Troy and Wolferts Roost Country Club — now has 24 courses in the fold.
Neumann makes local bowling history - In The Pocket

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

Mike Neumann became part of local bowling history when he won the inaugural Players Tour NY Revolutions’ Open at Boulevard Bowl Sunday over an extremely strong field. But he almost missed out on the opportunity to add another jewel to his resume. Family is the first priority for Neumann, whose father is Section 2 bowling administrator, Columbia High School coach and regional pro Bill Neumann and whose sister, Suzie Morine, recently was runner-up in the NYS Queens Championship.
Gebauer takes over as Pinehaven Country Club general manager - Down The Fairway

2 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

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Schenectady USBC Hall of Fame to add five new members — In The Pocket

2 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

The five new members of the Schenectady USBC Hall of Fame have rolled thousands of strikes to go along with dozens of notable achievements en route to becoming household names in local bowling circles. Jay Diamond, his brother Jamie; RJ Martinez, Tammy Sader and BJ Smith will be honored at the association’s annual HOF Induction Ceremony and Merit Banquet June 26 at 6 p.m. at the Rotterdam Elks. PWBA standout and Rotterdam native Liz Kuhlkin will be the guest speaker. kAm%96 s:2>@?5D[ <?@H?
Schenectady USBC Hall of Fame to add five new members -In The Pocket

2 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

The five new members of the Schenectady USBC Hall of Fame have rolled thousands of strikes to go along with dozens of notable achievements en route to becoming household names in local bowling circles. Jay Diamond, his brother Jamie; RJ Martinez, Tammy Sader and BJ Smith will be honored at the association’s annual HOF Induction Ceremony and Merit Banquet June 26 at 6 p.m. at the Rotterdam Elks. PWBA standout and Rotterdam native Liz Kuhlkin will be the guest speaker. kAm%96 s:2>@?5D[ <?@H?
Corcoran goes from intern to manager for NYSGA -- Down The Fairway

3 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

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Schenectady Muni head pro Daley is the new NENY PGA president - Down The Fairway

1 month ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

To say veteran Schenectady Municipal Golf Course head pro Matt Daley is a people person is a drastic understatement. Patient and always professional, Daley handles all of his many duties at the popular Muni layout with class, enthusiasm and dedication. He likes to treat public players like private club members. Now the 52-year-old Linton High School grad has even more responsibilities on his plate, and he can’t be happier.
Aiezza headed to the New York State USBC Hall of Fame - In The Pocket

1 month ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

A high school sectional standout, national collegiate champion and eventually a star competitor in the Troy USBC, Albany USBC and finally the Schenectady USBC, Jessica Aiezza has excelled, and sometimes even dominated, at every level during her distinguished bowling career. That’s why it was a no-brainer choice for the 44-year-old Mechanicville High School grad and Clifton Park resident to be named among this year’s NYS USBC Hall of Fame inductees.