Bob Weiner

1 week 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.

1 week 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.

2 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

Despite recent health concerns, one of the most accomplished bowlers in Capital Region history still has lofty goals when the PWBA Tour returns next month. Liz Kuhlkin, now 31, will begin her 10th season as a pro. The Schalmont High School and University of Nebraska product with a spectacular resume still believes she is an elite player who can not only win again but also compete for PWBA Player of the Year honors. kAm“x’> 2E E96 A@:?E :?

2 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

Despite recent health concerns, one of the most accomplished bowlers in Capital Region history still has lofty goals when the PWBA Tour returns next month. Liz Kuhlkin, now 31, will begin her 10th season as a pro. The Schalmont High School and University of Nebraska product with a spectacular resume still believes she is an elite player who can not only win again but also compete for PWBA Player of the Year honors. kAm“x’> 2E E96 A@:?E :?

2 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Bob Weiner

Despite recent health concerns, one of the most accomplished bowlers in Capital Region history still has lofty goals when the PWBA Tour returns next month. Liz Kuhlkin, now 31, will begin her 10th season as a pro. The Schalmont High School and University of Nebraska product with a spectacular resume still believes she is an elite player who can not only win again but also compete for PWBA Player of the Year honors. kAm“x’> 2E E96 A@:?E :?