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Monday, August 18, 2008 12:41 PM

The Championship Matches Comes Down to the Last Hole and the Last Group!
La Rinonada is the 2008 League Champion

Photo Page
August 17 - Santa Rosa 18, La Rinconada 18

Augtust 16 - La Rinconada 20 points, Santa Rosa 16

Jimmy Cacho goes very low (6 under), with a 64 to capture all 3 points of his match!


Sunday, Santa Rosa will host La Rinconada and fight to recapture those points. 36.5 total points are needed to win the championship.
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Semi-final scores:
SR beat Diablo 32.5 to 3.5
LR squeezed O Club 19 to 17
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La Rinconada says nada to Meadow 18.5 to 17.5
Diablo bedevils Saratoga 25 to 11.
Santa Rosa subrosas Stanford 35 to 1
Olympic clubs Castlewood 18.5 to 17.5
The semi finals of the play-offs are played this Saturday, August 9. The 4 Division Champs have each made it through their first round matches.
La Rinconada will host Olympic Club
Santa Rosa will host Diablo
Coaches: please call and confer with your opposition to review the League rules
3. 4. Player Eligibility to Play in the Playoff:
5. a - g: Determination of League Champion
Rule 19. Before
Starting Play
Seedings
- Santa Rosa 6-0 (25.7 pt. ave.)
- La Rinconada 6-1 (29.4)
- Olympic 6-1 (25.5)
- Diablo 6-1 (21.8)
- Castlewood 6-1 (28.4)
- Saratoga 6-1 (24.3)
- Meadow Club 4-2 (24.9)
- Stanford 5-2 (19.5)
Saturday, July 26 can be used as a make -up date, or you can invite a team to play at your home course. No club has agreed to host the Fall Tournament, so once again, there will be no Fall Tournament for 2008.
We were hoping that each of this year's division champs or runner-ups would invite and host the 2 top players from each of the other teams within their division, and their two coaches, and have a mini-tournament just for your division. Give it a try! Sometimes, smaller is better!
SCORES AND SCORE SHEETS NEED TO BE EMAILED TO: GLYNNF@AOL.COM
SCORES AND SCORESHEETS BY WEEK AND BY DIVISION
week |
East |
West |
South |
North |
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Diablo 18, Castlewood 18
Oakhurst 28.5, Blackhawk 7.5Orinda 11, Round Hill 25Ruby Hill 10.5, Contra Costa 25.5 |
Stanford 0, Peninsula 36Claremont 6.5, Olympic 29.5Lake Merced 29,. Sharon Hts 7Palo Alto 18.5 Green Hills 17.5 |
Saratoga 8, La Rinconada 28Crow Cany 14, Coyote Crk 22Almaden 23, Siver Creek 13San Jose 22.5, Los Altos 13.5 |
Santa Rosa 21, El Macero 15Richmond 35, Marin 1Meadow 36, Moraga 0 |
June 7 |
Diablo 32.5, Orinda 3.5 Castlewood 34,Ruby Hill 2 rev Roundhill 8.5, Oakurst 27.5 |
Peninsula 31.5, Sharon Hts. 4.5 Claremont 4, Lake Merced 32
Olympic 32.5, Palo Alto 3.5 |
Los Altos 1, Saratoga 35Crow Canyon 19.5, Almaden 16.5 La Rinconada 30.5, Silver Crk 5.5 |
Meadow 19, El Macero 17
Santa Rosa 28.5, Richmond 7.5Marin 32.5, Moraga 3.5 |
June 14 |
Blackhawk 33.5, Orinda 2.5Castlewood 31, Contra Costa 5Diablo 5.5, Round Hill 30.5Ruby Hill 2, Oakhurst 34 |
Claremont 11, Green Hills 25revi Lake Merced 15, Peninsula 21Olympic 17.5, Stanford 18.5Palo Alto 31, Sharon Heights 5 |
Almaden 8, Saratoga 28Los Altos 3, La Rinconada 33Coyote Creek 16, San Jose 20
Silver Crk 20.5, Crow Canyn 15.5 |
El Macero 27, Marin 9Meadow 21, Richmond 15Napa Valley 34, Moraga 2 |
June 21 |
Round Hill 11.5, Blackhawk 24.5
Orinda 4.5, Castlewood 31.5
Oakhurst 25.5, Contra Costa 10.5
Diablo 20, Ruby Hill 16 |
Peninsula 17.5, Claremont 18.5
Green Hills 17, Olympic 19Lake Merced 16.5, Palo Alto 19.5
Sharon Heights 6, Stanford 30 |
Almaden 22.5, San Jose 13.5
Crow Canyon 12.5, La Rinca 23.5
Silver Creek 27, Los Altos 9
Saratoga 20, Coyote Creek 16 |
Napa 7, Santa Rosa 29 |
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Diablo 27, Blackhawk 9Castlewood 19.5, Oakhurst 16.5Orinda 0, Contra Costa 36Round Hill 25, Ruby Hill 11 |
Stanford 11.5, Palo Alto Hill 24.5Peninsula 6.5, Green Hills 29.5 Lake Merced 13.5, Olympic 22.5 |
San Jose 8, Saratoga 28Silver Creek 13.5, Coytoe Creek 22.5Los Altos 17 Crow Canyon 19 |
Meadow 17, Marin 19
Napa 0.5, Richmond 35.5
Santa Rosa 33.5, Moraga 2.5 |
July 5 |
Ruby Hill 27, Blackhawk 9
Diablo 25.5, Contra Costa 10.5
Oakhurst 36, Orinda 0
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Claremont & Sharon ? NO SHEET
Lake Merced & Palo Alto NO SHEET
Peninsula 9, Olympic 27
Stanford 24, Green Hills 12 |
La Rinconada 25.5, Almaden 10.5
San Jose 14, Silver Creek 22
Los Altos & Coyote Creek POSTPONED |
Napa 0.5 Meadow 35.5
Marin 16, Santa Rose 20
Moraga & El Macero NO SHEET |
July 12 |
Castlewood 32.5. Blackhawk 3.5
Contra Costa 26, Round Hill 10
Diablo 24, Oakhurst 12
Orinda 18.5, Ruby Hill 17.5
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Claremont 24. Palo Alto H 12
Standord 20, Lake Merced 16
Green Hills 34.5, Sharon 1.5 |
La Rinconada 36, San Jose 0
Saratoga 26.5, Crow Canjon 9.5
Coyote 18.5, Almaden 17.5 |
Santa Rosa 22, Meadow 14
Richmond 31, Moraga 5
El Macero 20.5, Nappa 15.5 |
July 19 |
Contra Costa 28, Blackhawk 8
Castlewood 32.5, Round Hill 3.5 |
Stanford 33, Claremont 3
Peninsula 31, Palo Alto Hills 5
Olympic 30.5, Sharon 5.5
Green Hills 29, Lake Merced 7 |
Saratoga 19. Silver Creek 17
Crow Canyon 23.5, San Jose 12.5
Coyote Creek 24, La Rinconada 12
Los Altos 18 Almaden 18 |
Marin 30.5, Napa 5.5
Richmond 23, El Macero 13 |
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2008 Schedules
Northern Division [PDF] [HTML] [JPEG]
Eastern Division [PDF] [HTML] [JPEG]
Western Division [PDF] [HTML] [JPEG]
Southern Division [PDF] [HTML] [JPEG]
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Please mail Chris Woodward, treasurer, the annual dues check of $500,plus penalty, at the address listed on the invoice. Invoices for 2008 can be downloaded by clicking on the word "invoice." (Invoice) Penalties now apply to past-due accounts (see the new rule below). An "X" appears after your name if you failed to attend the Spring Coach's Meeting at Crow Canyon on April 20, 2008.
ROSTERS (New rule was approved by vote of the membership on April 20, 2008.)
"Any
club failing to timely submit their team roster will be be limited
that season to using the players listed on their initial division
match score sheet, and on any practice match score sheets submitted
earlier for that season, for purposes of scoring points in subsequent
division or playoff matches. Non-rostered players may play in
the line-ups, but they shall not be entitled to points. Relief
from this rule may be granted by the Committee for good cause
shown, or for hardship, upon application. Opposing teams shall
not have authority to waive this rule. High school students still
competing in the high school postseason do not have to be formally
listed on team rosters until their season ends, so as to avoid
conflict with High School rules."
DUES (New rule was approved by vote of the membership on April 20, 2008.)
"Any
team that has not paid annual dues by May 1 of the season, shall
have their dues increased by $100. If still unpaid by June 1 of
the season, that team shall not be permitted to enter the playoffs
for that season. If still unpaid by July 1, the team will be suspended
from the League. If still unpaid,
that Club will be dropped from the League for the following season.
Relief from this rule may be granted by the Committee for good
cause shown, or for hardship, upon application."
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Who
we are:
Bay
Cities League is the premier junior golf league in the nation.
It consists of 31 private and semi-private golf clubs in the greater
San Francisco Bay Area. Ranging in location from Olympic Club
to the West, Santa Rosa C. C. to the North, El Macero C.C. to
the East, and Coyote Creek G.C. to the South, these clubs are all
among the top rated and most admired golf courses in California.
Our junior players range in ages from 7 through 21 (there is no
lower age limit). Many of the juniors are the children and grand-children
of club members, but most clubs encourage participation by non-member
juniors living in the community, reaching out to those who would
otherwise not have the opportunity to participate in such a junior
golf program. Bay Cities junior players are young men and women
who compete because of their love of the game, their desire to
learn and improve their skills, and because they find truth and
respect in good, fair competition. As they grow and develop, they
comprise some of the top junior and amateur players in the country.
Some go on to college level golf, and some have become stars on
the PGA, LPGA, and other tours. All have gone on to enduring friendships
with not only their teammates, but also with their playing opponents.
Our juniors add fresh and energetic enthusiasm to the game of
golf and to their home clubs.
Bay
Cities League was formed on April 5, 1967 by founders Captain Ed
Chester, USCG Retired, Castlewood CC; William I. Clark, San Jose
C.C ; Hal Rosenberg, Green Hills C.C.; Lloyd DeMartini, Green Hills
CC; and Bill Fisher, Santa Rosa C.C It is a California
non-profit corporation.