Sports Shorts

The following are the results of the Tamarack Women’s Nine-Hole Golf Association.

At the July 29 outing — stroke play, no handicap — Joan Hoskins won Flight A with a 55, followed by Rosanne Marosy (56), Inge Robinson (58) and Terry Massaro (58). Dot Peters won Flight B with a 59, followed by Annabelle Donnamaria (61) and Joan Semen (63). Sally Deyette won Flight C with a 62, followed by Madelyne DiMaria (65), Jeanette Squires (68) and Doris Colgrove (68). Massaro and DiMaria had fewest putts with 16.

At the Aug. 5 outing (five blind holes, half handicap), Joan Hoskins won Flight A with 18, followed by Marge Widder (20), Inge Robinson (21) and Anne Leahy (21). Bobbi Block won Flight B with 21, followed by Dot Peters (21), Joan Semen (22) and Jean Ertle (24). Sally Deyette won Flight C with 21, followed by Terri MacAllister (23), Doris Colgrove (24) and Madelyne DiMaria (26). Hoskins and Ertle had fewest putts with 16.

Aug. 8 was a banner day for three members of the renowned and private Forsgate Country Club, located in Monroe Township. The club’s Banks Course, recently ranked the No. 2 private golf course by New Jersey Monthly magazine, was the site of three holes-in-one — one of them scored by a 14-year-old — on the same day.

The heralded Banks Course was unveiled in 1931 and is one of two 18-hole championship golf courses at the historic Forsgate Country Club.

Walter May was the first to sink his ace, recording it at about 2 p.m., at hole No. 7, a 179-yard par three. May used a three-iron. The shot was witnessed by Robin May, his wife.

Michael Egan was next, recording his hole-in-one at hole No. 12, a 142-yard par three at approximately 3:30 p.m. Egan used an eight-iron, and had three witnesses — his son, Dennis, Dennis Grew (member), and Mr. Gasson (guest).

The final hole-in-one came on hole No. 17, a 217-yard hole, and was sunk by 14-year-old Curtis Smith at approximately 7:30 p.m. Smith used a driver, and was witnessed by Cameron Orcutt (member), Wanda Schiller (member) and John Curran (member).

Monroe Township Hoops Association will hold an in-person registration for the upcoming season at the Monroe Recreation Center on Wednesday, Aug. 25, from 6:30-9 p.m. Fees are $40 (kindergarten through fourth grade) and $50 (fifth through 12th grade).

East Brunswick Fall Ball Registration for baseball and softball will be accepted by mail until Aug. 26. The registration form can be found at the league Web site, www.EBBL.org. Boys ages 6-16 and girls ages 7-18 (high school senior) are eligible. Registration is open to all surrounding towns. For information, call (732) 254-5911.

The Monroe Township Soccer Club is conducting registration for its fall season. Applications can be picked up at the Monroe Township Recreation Center, Monmouth Road. The cost to register is $40 for the Shrimp Division and $55 for the Munchkin, Junior, Intermediate, and Senior divisions.

The East Brunswick Hurricanes U10 girls soccer team is seeking two players for the upcoming fall season. For more information, contact Chris McGrath at (732) 613-8278.