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Senior Softball League in Sylvania, OH

Step onto the field and embrace the spirit of competition at SYLVANIA SENIOR SOFTBALL. Established in January 2008, we are a vibrant senior softball league in Sylvania, OH, that prides itself on organizing exciting games and engaging softball tournaments where camaraderie and friendly competition meet. 

Our 58 and over league plays on Tuesday nights, and our Thursday night league consists of players aged 48 and over.

2026 Applications are now closed!  League play begins May 5th/7th.  Check the Roster/Schedule page for updates

Our Mission Statement

While all games organized by SYLVANIA SENIOR SOFTBALL should be played with the intent to win, our goal is to ensure that our members (i) have a positive, fun, athletic, and social experience and (ii) compete and play in a sportsmanlike manner.

It is essential that all our games and activities be conducted constructively and non-critically. We aim to treat all members with respect and dignity and provide them with a fair and equitable opportunity to participate.

Our Founders

Bruce Anderson
Jim Dunlavy
Gordon Hirsch
Jerry Keefe
Kent Lincoln
Jeff Lydy
Gary Meyer
John Radscheid
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Sidelines defeats Fricker's Red 11-8 in Semi-finals!

In the semi -finals game,  Sidelines was able to pull out a close one against Fricker’s Red 11-8.  Defense was on display throughout the game, while the offense did just enough to win and move on to the finals.  Offensive leaders were Mike Miller 3-3 with a double and triple, Justin Keller 2-3, Bobby Z 2-3 with an OTFHR, Paul Wesolowski 2-3, Pac-Man 2-3 with a double, Jeff Spotts 2-3, Mel Edmundson 2-4 – with everyone in the lineup collecting at least 1 hit.

Sidelines defeats Bullmoose 21-20 to win Championship!

Sidelines vs Bullmoose – this game added up to be what everyone thought it would be, with Sidelines winning in walk – off fashion, 21-20.  Sidelines again had everyone in the lineup collecting at least one hit to go with some timely walks and sacrifice flies.  Leading the way to the championship were Mel Edmondson 4-4 with an OTFHR and a double, Mike Miller 3-4 with an OTFHR, Justin Keller 3-3 with an OTFHR, double and walk, Eric Sitter 3-3 with a SAC, Ed Sharek 2-2 with an OTFHR, triple and walk, Bobby Z 2-3 with an OTFHR and walk, Bob Ruckman 2-3 with a double, Jeff Spotts 2-3 with a triple, Shawn Dresch 1-2 with 2 walks and Paul Wesolowski 1-2 with a walk and SAC.  It was a great season for Sidelines with a great group of guys always willing to do whatever it took to win and pick each other up.  This was a very competitive League, with all teams pretty equal in talent.

2026 game recaps and standings-thursday

thursday July 23

6:15 Games:

Fricker’s Carolina  Blue  15  vs   Terrafirma 13

Fricker’s Carolina  Blue:

Fricker’s Carolina Blue avenged an early season loss and beat the first place Terrafirma team (who it should be noted were missing Kurt Souva and Mike Strobel two excellent players)  by a score of 15-13.  Fricker’s Carolina Blue jumped out to a 7-1 lead after 3 innings and never trailed holding off Terrafirma despite a 4 run rally in the top of the 7th and tying run at the plate. John Correa pitched an excellent game and defense was solid as newcomer Jason Collimer had a great debut in the field and at the plate. We turned a nice DP in the 1st inning, The legend Johnny Johnson a nice stab at MI to Jason to Shawn Dresch stretching at 1b.  Jeff “Wags” Wagenhauser caught some bullets in LC and Pool player Jeremy “JJ” Jondro with an unbelievable big time catch in  RF on a ball over his head with runners on and two out.  Fricker’s Carolina Blue led in hitting by :  Jason “The Rook” Collimer making his sylvania Senior debut going 4-4 with an OTFHR; Pool player Jeremy “JJ” Jondro 3-4 with an OTFHR; Rick “Fig” Bonfiglio 3-4 with an OTFHR;  ” The Legend from Adrian” Johnny Johnso  2-3 with a walk; John Correa 3-4; Shawn Dresch, Scott Dheel, Carl Clark  and Joe Behm all 2-4; We even overcame a bad managerial decision by coach Beham who had Wags pinch run too close to him batting and then stupidly yelled out that alerted the other team and 3 batters later they intentionally walk Johnny Johnso to bring up wags who was then an automtic out!! Thanks Jeremy Jondro for subbing.

Terrafirma: 

 

Jeff Traudt State Farm  18  vs  Pastorek’s Body Shop  13
 
Jeff Traudt State Farm:
 
State Farm got past a very good Pastorek team in an 8 inning contest that saw SF put up 6 in the top half while holding the Body Men scoreless in their half of the 8th. We were missing all of our restricted players but we picked up 3 subs that all played like restricted guys in helping us to the win. Fireball did what Fireball does by pounding out 5 hits and played great defense at 3rd.  Subs Chad Johnson, Max Isrow and Jerry Ford were all great both with the gloves and bats. New player Marco Soto had a perfect game at the plate and was solid defensively as George Hilfinger pitched a fine game. Isrow was also perfect at the dish while adding 3 RBI, Johnson blasted a HR and Ford knocked in 4 runs on 3 hits, all of which were 2 baggers. 808 Ruckman had 2 hits good for 2 RBI and Wayne Stumm also had 2 RBI on 2 hits and played very well in left. Jase Sweede was great at SS and had 2 hits and scored twice. James Carlozzi had a long double which plated a run. Hitting stats: Fireball ( 5-5 2R 2B 2 RBI), Max Isrow ( 3-3 3R 2 2B 3 RBI), Marco Soto ( 3-3 2R BB 2B RBI), Jerry Ford ( 3-5 R 3 2B 4 RBI), 808 Ruckman ( 2-3 BB 2R 2 RBI), Wayne Stumm ( 2-4 R 2 RBI), Jase Sweede ( 2-4 2R), Gary Downey ( 2-4 2R RBI), and Chad Johnson ( 2-5 R HR 2 RBI). Thank you to Max Isrow, Jerry Ford and Chad Johnson for the great play as subs.
 
 
Pastorek’s Body Shop: 
 
 
 
Fricker’s Black  18   vs   The Distillery  9 
 

Fricker’s Black:

FRICKER’S Black’s defense, bolstered by pool player Dean Moore’s pitching, held The Distillery to 19-hits, winning 18-9 in the first game of a double-header. Steve “Veschy” Vesschemoet, 5-5, 2B, 4R, 3RBI, Matt Kwiakowski, 4-5, HR, 4R, 3RBI and Craig “The Pastor” Killian, 3-4, 1-R, 4RBI, set the pace. Eric Zing, 2-5, 2B, 1R, Scott Nichols, 2-5, 2R, 2RBI, Larry Wilczynski, 2-4, 3B, 2B, 1R, 2RBI,
and Dean Moore, 4-4, 3R, swung hot bats. Our thanks to pool player Mr. Dean Moore.
 

The Distillery:

 

7:45 Games: 

The Distillery   31  vs   Fricker’s Maroon  20

The Distillery:

 

Fricker’s Maroon:

 

Sideline’s  35  vs  Jeff Traudt State Farm  Insurance 10

Sidelines:

Wow! Sidelines came out swinging tonight! Missing 5 guys including the 3 restricted “The Lines” said “ hold my beer” and put up a 35 spot on a good shorthanded State Farm team. Eric Novak was blistering going 6/6. Rodger Marciniak was 5/6 with his first career over the fence HR. Greg Powell, John Arrington, pool subs Scott Pratt and Josh Zeitz all added 5 hits. Zeitz added 2 OTF HR bombs and Greg Powell went deep as well.  Many thanks to pool players Josh Zeitz; Scott Pratt and Jeff Aiello. The win moves Sidelines into a first place tie awaiting future showdowns with Terrafirma and Patorek’s Body Shop,

 

Jeff Traudt State Farm Insurance:
 
 
This was a train wreck before it even started… and just got worse. The score was 9-6 after 3 innings but then the wheels fell off and we were raked over the coals. Pool Subs Jay Breed and Jay Kennedy were both great and we appreciate them sticking around to help out. Breed had 4 hits including an OTFHR, Kennedy added 3 hits and played a very good RC. Jase Sweede was again very good at SS and had 3 hits. James Carlozzi knocked in 4 runs on 2 hits, Firball was lights out at 3rd again and had 3 base knocks, Wayne Stumm played well in LF and had 2 hits. Marco Soto and George Hilfinger also had 2 hits each including a double for Soto. Hitting stats: Jay Breed ( 4-5 3R HR 3 RBI), Jase Sweede ( 3-4 R), Jay Kennedy ( 3-5 R RBI), Fireball ( 3-5 3R 2B), James Carlozzi ( 2-4 4 RBI), George Hilfinger ( 2-4), Marco Soto ( 2-4 2B), Wayne Stumm ( 2-5 R RBI), and 808 had an RBI on a hit and scored. Thanks again to Jason Kennedy and Jay Breed for the nice work as subs.
  
Fricker’s Black  16  vs  Fricker’s Carolina Blue  14
 
Fricker’s Black:
 
FRICKER’S Black stayed hot, scoring 16-runs in six innings – excellent defense – to win the second game of a double-header, televised by BCSN-TV. M/I Craig “Pastor Pain (Painful to the other team!!!) ” Killian, only his 3rd game, recovering from a fractured wrist injury, was 4-4, OTFHR, 4 runs scored, 5RBI, set the pace with incredible fielding including starting 2 unassisted DP  in a 16-14 win over Fricker’s Carolina Blue. 3B Scott Nichols,swung a hot bat, going 3-4, OTFHR, 1 Run scored, 2RBI, Dave Obert, 4-4, 2RBI, Eric Zing, 2-2, one  OTFHR, 2-W, 3-Runs scored , Matt Kwiakowski, 2-3,  with 2 OTFHR’s, 2R, 4RBI, Steve “Veschy” Vesschemoet, 2-3, W, 3 Runs scored, 1RBI, Ed Sharek, 2-4, 2RBI and Larry Hack, 2-3
led the charge. Our thanks to “Pool Player”, pitcher Joe Pastorek who as always was crafty pitching a great game and inducing 3 DP grounders. 
 

Fricker’s Carolina Blue:

Fricker’s Carolina Blue got behind  early ,but battled back to take the lead 10-8 ; 12-11 and 14-11 only to see Fricker’s Black score 5 in the bottom of the 6th and hold Fricker’s Carolina Blue scoreless in the top of the 7th. Rick “Fig” Bonfiglio had another nice catch in RC for the BCSN TV crew. Fricker’s Carolina Blue  unfortunately hit into three double plays that hurt trying to put together big innings. Fricker’s Carolina Blue led in hitting by Jason “Rook” Collimer 4-4 with an OTFHR; Jeff ” Wags” Wagenhauser 3-4 with a 2b and an OTFHR;  The Adrian living legend” Johnny Johnson 3-4; Rick ” Fig” Bonfiglio 3-4 with a 2b;  Jamie Crothers 2-4; Joe Beham 3-3 with a walk; Scotty ” Too Hotty” Dheel 3-3 off his favorite pitcher Joe Pastorek  (lol)  and Carl Clark added an OTFHR. jamie Crothers  Johnny Johnson Shawn Dresch and Jason Collimer all played a great infield. Most importantly , it was great to see injured Marty Harrison (out for the year with a bad Achilles heel) at both our games keeping score. He even played automatic catcher game 2 as we only had 10 players.

 

Team NameWinsLossesWinning PercentageRuns ScoredRuns AllowedAverage Margin
TERRAFIRMA1130.7862822412.93
Sidelines1030.7692712015.38
Pastorek Auto Body940.6922702104.62
The Distillery860.5712312290.14
Frickers Blue680.429220243-1.64
Frickers Maroon580.385234252-1.38
Frickers Black490.308205207-0.15
State Farm1130.071220299-5.64

Photo/JEFF WALLES

JEFF TRAUDT STATE FARM shortstop Todd Migliori (“Mig”) lines up a ground ball.  A menace at the plate, Mig is also a versatile defender, playing infield and outfield

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Jeff Spotts (“Spottsy”) is a manager favorite, bringing his positive attitude to the field every game.  A solid fielder and dangerous hitter, he seems to be delivering the big hit whenever his team needs it!

2026 game recaps and standings-tuesday

tuesday July 21, 2026

6:15 pm Games:

Barrow Jeweler’s  29  vs   Rudy’s Hot Dogs   22

Barrow Jeweler’s:  

Barrows turned this team of rough rock into a brilliant Diamond tonight. The team came out swinging and brought up their defensive game. (well, most of it) The Chili Dogs answered back
with extra sauce throughout the entire game. Both teams were hot defensively and offensively. The game was a battle right into the 7 th inning. Good job everyone. Thank you, Gary Gardner, for locking down Short Stop and contributing to our runs. Scott Walters 4/5, Mark Strauss 4/5, Todd Omey 4/5, Paul W. 4/5, Gabe 5/5, Brent3 /4 and pinched ran, Glen 5/5, and Scott Mahon 4/5. Great game all.

Rudy’s Hot Dogs:

In a battle of five run innings and 51 runs scored during the contest Rudy’s lost to a very determined Barrow‘s team. A constant barrage of base hits by both teams,  a few fielding errors here and there cost Rudy’s the game. Good pitching performances by Mike Hamann and Mark Rielly good hitting by Dave Ronau, Tony Gallo, Kurt Souva, Mark Rielly, John Arrington, Dave Cramer , and Scott Dheel. Everyone on the team contributed and played very hard. A tough loss for Rudy’s , but this team plays with a lot of heart.                                                                                                                                              

Andy & Barney’s  15  vs  Sideline’s  14

Andy & Barney’s:

ANDY & BARNEY’S down 14-12 in the bottom of the 7th, top of the order at bat – SS Eric Ifland doubled, R/C Larry Hernanddez singled, driving in Ifland – L/C Steve Vesschemoet doubled, L/F Dave Durfey walked (Int.) – Scott Libbe hit into a force out – R/F Larry Hack walked, (Int.) – A&B down one run, one out, 3B Guy Stager lines a single to r/c – driving in two runs for a 15-14 victory. A&B top hitters: Ifland, 4-4, 2B, 3B, 3R, 1RBI, Vesschemoet, 3-4, 2-2B, 3R, 3RBI, Dave Durfey, 2-3, W, 2R, 1RBI, Scott Libbe, 3-4, 2R, 1RBI, Stager, 3-4, 2B, 1R, 2RBI and 1B Gary Meyer, 2/3, 1R & 1RBI. 

Sideline’s:

Sidelines and Andy & Barney’s played a very close game with Andy and Barney’s walking it off winning 15-14. The biggest lead for either team was only 2 runs. Sidelines scored 5 runs in the first inning only to have 5 unearned runs scored. Our defense was shaky pretty much the whole night. Leading hitters were Dave Ashman (4-4)  Jeff “Husky ” Huskinson (4-4) Dave Kunst (3-4) Johnny Johnson (3-4 2b) ;  Brian  “Woody ”  Woodrow (3-4). 

RWB Card Insurance  20 vs  Mayh3m  18

RWB Card Insurance: 

It was good to get back on the field after 2 weeks of cancelations
and our gloves showed it, and our bats started out slow but warmed up after 2 innings . The Mayh3m teams bats were hot from the get go with us down 9 to 2 after 2 innings. We stared hitting the ball in the third and finally pulled ahead 20 to 16 after 6 innings .
They put up 2 to finish the game at 20 to 18 us .  Top hitters were Fred Freeman 4/4  4 doubles and 4 runs scored , Jeff Aiello 4/4 , Mike LaPoint 3/4 double 3 runs scored ,Terry Moore 3/4 ,Tim Kuszmaul 3/4 2 doubles 2 runs scored , Mike Shull back from a trip around the world going 3/3 double 2 runs scored, Bob (808) Ruckman 2/3 BB , Jim Dander hitting like a kid again with a triple and a double in 4 at bats , Dave Turshon hitting a couple doubles 
in 3 at bats ,Mark Jagodzinski 2/3  with 2 runs scored. Thanks to Nick Nichols for subbing and hitting a 2 run homer and picking up 2 BB and 2 runs scored .
 

Mayh3m:

The evening was the tale of 2 ways. Mayh3m opened up the first 4 innings with scoring and good defense.  John Coulson once again pitched a great game, even though the score doesn’t show it.  5th and 6th inning only scoring 1 run with only 9 players getting an at bat. 2 fielders choice plays hurt us as we fought in the 7th but only closed the gap by 2.   Welcome back Jim Bier as he again hit very well going 4-4.   Steve Glass and Witt both go 5-5.  Others that hit well are Marty Schmenk, Jerry Daniels and Jim Elchert having key hits. The team produced 7 extra base hits for the evening and 11 of the 12 players all had an RBI.  Jim Bier and Witt led with 3 RBI each with Steve, Marty, Jim C. and Jerry Daniels all bringing in 2. 
Team is starting to gel more and hoping to make a late season run.   

7:45 pm Games:

Andy & Barney’s  27  vs   Bull Moose 23

Andy & Barney’s :

ANDY & BARNEY’S defeated Bullmoose in the second game, 26-23. What a slugfest! Score tied, 23-23 in the bottom of the 8th – Roy Woodworth on second, Eric Ifland walks – one out –  Steve  Vesschemoet  singles – bases loaded – up steps the league’s #1 draft
pick, Kurt Souva , who hits a towering homerun to r/c, driving in 4-runs for a 27-23 win! A&B’s fourth win in a row, now at 6-5 in League play. A&B’s top hitters: Ifland, 3-4, W, 3R, 1RBI, Larry Hernandez, 4-5, 4R, Steve Vesschemoet, 4-5, 2-2B, 5R, 2RBI, Scott Libbe,4-4, 3B, 4R, 3RBI, Larry Hack, 2-2, W, 1R, 3RBI, Wade Timming, 3-4, 3B, 1R, 1RBI and Mike Nidek, 3-4, 1-R, 1RBI. Our thanks to “pool player” Kurt Souva , who made several great
running catches in l/c and was 4-4, 2-HR, W, 2B, 4R AND 10-RBI. 
 
 
Bull Moose:
 
The Rough Riders dropped another tough one… this time in 8 innings to A & B. This was a back and forth battle all game till the 8th when we went down 1-2-3 and then sub Kurt Souva homered again, this time a grand Slam, to end it. The Mooses got HR’s of their own from Wayne Stumm and Gary Gardner, as each of them knocked in 5 runs. George Blattner added 4 hits and 3 RBI, Ed Calderon had 3 hits and a walk, Joe Pastorek added 3 hits in 4 trips as Mark Clair knocked in 3 on 3 hits. When we clean up our defense, we may be a formidable team. Leading hitters: Gary Gardner ( 4-5 4R 2B HR 5 RBI), George Blattner ( 4-5 2R 2B 3 RBI), Ed Calderon ( 3-4 4R BB), Joe Pastorek ( 3-4 2R 2 RBI), Gary Downey ( 3-4 R RBI), Wayne Stumm ( 3-5 3R HR 5 RBI), Mark Clair ( 3-5 2R 2B 3 RBI), Brett Crosby ( 2-4 R 2 RBI), Tom Prahl ( 2-5 R RBI), Wayne Harris ( 2-5 2R), and Kim Crosby scored and had an RBI on a big hit. 
 
Seaway Marketplace 32 vs  Sidelines 14

Seaway Marketplace:

It was a nice night for a game, everyone contributed to this team win. Our 2 restricted pool players Mark Murphy and Paul Wesolowski Thank you. Perry Chillus was 3-4 Kyle Green was 3-4. Sherman Thomas was 4-4 with a sweet triple. Timmy Rayfords first game this year due to a car accident in Florida right before the season started went 3-4 with a OTF homerun. James (TB) Beard was 1-3 with a walk battling a strain back muscle. Avery Coopper came out swinging today was 4-4 with his camera snapping pics all night. Tom Easler 2-4 with a leg out triple and double as he got to 3rd, he told 3rd base coach Kyle green I’m glad you held me up. Dan Bollinger also had a hot bat 4-4. Darrell Berry was swinging a hot bat tonight also went 3-4 Paul Wesolowski was also swing a hot bat went 3-4. John Birimingham had 2 walks and scored twice good eye (JB). Ed Herman pitched a good til James (TB) beard relieved him in the bottom of the 6th went 1-3. Good game Seaway, Sidelines is a team i wouldn’t want to play in the play-offs because sooner than later their bats and defense going to come together, they have the players that can put up some runs. We got double header next week fellas.
 

Sideline’s:

In the nightcap, Sidelines could not get anything going losing badly to Seaway 32 – 14. Seaway jumped out to a 15-8 lead after 3 and never looked back. Top hitters were Jerry Edmondson (4-4) Husky (4-4 and a perfect 8-8 for both games) Bob Miller (3-4 HR) Johnny Johnson (3-4 2b) ; Wags (3-4)  and Gary Kreinbrink (3-4). 

R & J Fence Company 28  vs.  RWB  Card Insurance  11

R & J Fence Company:

R&J jumped out to a quick 10-4 lead over 808’S RWB team with scoring 10 in the first 2 innings and closing it out with 8 runs in the 7th. Virgil Correa was the player of the game going 5/5 4r and an ISTPHR. Scott Nichols AND Ted Theaker each going 4/5 3R. Scott made several great plays at third while Ted threw his body around making several acrobatic plays in left center. John Correa pitched a great game while going 4/5 and 4r. The Obert boys each 3/4 , Randy Bores , Patrick Henry 3/4 , Sid Sidall and Sid Gory also going 3/4. Jim Rizzo jumped over to play a great LF and chipping in with 2 hits.
 

RWB Card Insurance:

Well our defense sucked again in this game giving up more errors than we had hits and the fence men took advantage of it all night long. Top hitters were Larry “Kid Rock” Wilczynski 3/3 double 1 run scored  , Bob (808) Ruckman 3/3double 2 runs scored , with 2 hits each were Mike LaPoint , Fred Freeman , Terry Moore , Adding 1 hit were Jeff Aiello , Tim Kuszmaul ,Jim Dandar , Jags and Robinson .
Team NameWinsLossesWinning PercentageRuns ScoredRuns AllowedAverage Margin
R&J Fence73.7001791532.600
RWB Card Ins63.6671581283.333
Seaway Marketplace63.667113124-1.222
Rudy's Hot Dog55.5001761413.500
Bull Moose55.500114130-1.600
Sidelines45.444115118-.333
Andy & Barney's45.444118136-2.000
Barrows Jewelers36.333148149-.111
MAYH3M27.22286131-5.000

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Cooooop!  You’ll find Avery Cooper of SEAWAY MARKETPLACE in the OF and usually on base after a hit.  A fitness and social media enthusiast, you’re likely to see his posts promoting the league, his teammates, and his pickleball training classes.  (Bonus:  Kyle Green in the background, showing Coop which way to aim)

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ANDY AND BARNEY’S Dave Durfey fires the ball in after making a catch in the OF.  Durf is also a good IF, and one of the most feared HR hitters in the league.  

"King of Swat" 2025 League Champions!

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MASTERS CHAMPION! Keith Dunbar accepts the home run trophy from SSS President Scott Nichols, after crushing 17 round-trippers in 18 games

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LEGENDS CHAMPIONS!  Ric Bonfiglio, Denny Miller, and Chad Collins tied for the league title, with 22 bombs each (in 19 games)

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Thursday League

Fricker's in Sylvania (Three Teams)

Charles Marczewski, Manager

The Distillery

Pastorek's Body Shop

Joe Pastorek

TERRAFIRMA Landscape

Dennie Peters

Tuesday League

Bull Moose retirement planning

Mark and Ryan Clair

Rudy's Hot Dog

3208 Alexis Road
Justin Dionyssiou

Andy & Barney's Sports Bar / Jo-Jo's Pizzeria

Abe Mahmoud

R & J Fence

John Correa

RWB Card Ins

Bob Ruckman

Barrow's jewelers

Gabe Barrow

Seaway Marketplace/Yancey's Lawn care

Murray Dennison

MAYH3M Sports and Apparel

Jim Wittkamp

Acknowledgements

Fricker’s Sports Bar, Sylvania, OH

SSSL Logo Designed by Francis Graphics, Inc.

Sylvania Recreation District

Scott Stampflmeier – Sylvan Studio, Sylvania, OH

Jenn Scally – The Letterman Ink & Threads

Tom Pruss – Northcoast: Print, Mail, Marketing

Lamar Advertising Company

Jeff Walles / Photographer

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