Monthly Archives: July 2017

TD Monroe Tells Us What It Is; and When It Is Used!

SPEED SHUFFLEBOARD: Speed Shuffleboard shall be used to break all significant ties remaining after a round robin.

Significant ties shall be defined as those ties which alter the placement of the players in subsequent rounds. For example, if two players are tied for first place and the top two players from their group are to be moved into the same next group, then that tie is not significant and no speed shuffle round will be required. If, however, they cannot both be moved into the same next group, then the tie shall be deemed as significant and they will be required to break the tie with a round of speed shuffleboard.
The rules of Speed Shuffleboard are as follows:
1. Each player will be assigned a court by the Tournament Director or his designee. 2. Each player will…

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How A Venue Enjoys Success –

July 20, 2017Uncategorizedcsashuffle

by Dean Grattidge District 7 Reporter

A total of 76 players entered this shuffleboard tournament which ran from July 10th to 14th, 2017.

Many volunteers stepped forward to ensure a positive outcome: ATM’s were Mary Davis, who directed much of the program, with assistance from Helen Noeltner and Ruby Best. The board crew members were Ron Needham, Chuck Davis, Don Cook and Bob Henderson. Head ref was George Hayner as Dennis Iszler handled the scoring supervision.

Contributions to the funding were The Bank of Hemet, Minda Needham, Barbara Jones and Donalee Allen who scoured the business community to bring in a “plethora” of gift certificates used in the drawing for give-away prizes. These prizes were valued at $382.00. Many thanks to these merchants who made the contributions:

I-Hop Restaurant, Farmer Boys Restaurant, Dickey’s Barbeque Restaurant, Emilio’s Restaurant, Milano’s Pizza, Sprouts Markets, and Stater Brothers at two different locations.

Thanks again to The Bank of Hemet for their generous funding of the cash awards to the winners. Entry fees contributed greatly to these awards.

Lunches for $5.00 and $6.00 each day were made possible by Café di Catering. Menu selections were a variety of sandwiches: turkey, roast beef, hamburgers, cheeseburgers and hot dogs in addition to diced chicken salad.

There were two lucky winners in the 50/50 drawing with half of the funds going to the 7 Hills shuffleboard to help defray expenses.

The Bank of Hemet representative, Aaron Young paid us a visit to say “Hello” and commend the club for a smoothly run event. We thank the bank again for their support,

We salute this elite cadre of eight players for their success in the Memorial Tournament. (Each winner received a pin and a cash award –

Championship:

First place, Harry Gregory, a repeat winner, (El Grande Estates), with Aaron Young on the right,

second, Robert Brooks (SDSE),

third, Ron Needham, (Seven Hills)

and fourth, George Hayes (Golden Village Palms).

Consolation Round:

First place, Dean Grattidge (Hemet Muni),

second, Charles Morley (SDSE),

third, Dee Huffman (Hemet Muni)

and

fourth, Ruth Schneider (SDSE).

Congratulations to all winners and to all personnel who played such a huge part in making this a successful tournament!

Mary Davis on the far right with all her volunteers.

Mary and Harry,

The winners with Aaron Young from The Bank of Hemet

Greetings From ISA President Bilton in advance of the 36th ISA in Rio de Janeiro.

July 8, 2017Uncategorizedcsashuffle

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Warm Greetings from the International Shuffleboard Association President, Myrna Bilton

Myrna Speaks: With just a couple of weeks before the 36^th ISA World Championship being held in Brazil, may we reflect on the past, present and future ISA Championships. There are exciting times ahead for the International Shuffleboard Association and we always keep the ISA Inherent Mission in our minds…….

The Inherent Mission of the International Shuffleboard Association is to promote and foster positive international relations around the world through the game of shuffleboard. It is for this very reason that we annually meet. Our member nations gather at selected worldwide locations to share love, develop lasting friendships, learn new cultures, and spend precious time together engaging in competitive shuffleboard.

On behalf of the International Shuffleboard Association, it is my privilege and honour to congratulate and thank the Brazilian Shuffleboard Association for hosting the 36th ISA World Championship.

I would…

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California Shuffleboard Association

CSA is the governing body of recreational shuffleboard in California, affiliated with the National Shuffleboard Association USA-NSA