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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 August 20th

6:15 Games:

Pastorek’s Body Shop 24 vs Fricker’s Black 14

Pastorek’s Body Shop:

The body men scored 3 runs in the first and never trailed in this game winning by 10 runs .We were up 10 to 5 going into the 7th and we put up 9 runs with everyone batting in that inning .Frickers put up 4 in their half . Our defense played well with Jay Breed running down several balls and Steve Duby making great catches and throwing a player out trying to advance and Joe Pastorek catching a hard shot to him and throwing out the man on first being caught off the bag . Batting leaders were Jason Kennedy 4/5 , Jay Bread 3/3 2 BB 4 runs , Joe Pastorek 3/4 4 runs ,Mike LaPoint 3/4 3 runs, Steve Duby 3/5 1 OTFHR 3 runs ,Todd Grohnke 3/5 Homer 2 runs, Fred Freeman 3/85 2 runs, Bobby Z 3/4 2 doubles , the rest of the team with 1 or 2 hits .

Fricker’s Black:

FRICKER’S BLACK struggled to score, losing to Pastorek 24-14.

Eric Zing, 3-4, 2R, Steve Vesschmoet, 3-4, 2B, 2R, 1RBI and Kurt

Souva, (Pool Player), 3-3, 3B, 2-2B, 2R & 3RBI provided much

needed offense. Our thanks to Kurt Souva and Steve Ellis.

Sideline’s Sports Eatery 24 vs Fricker’s Maroon 9

Sideline’s:

Final night of regular season and “The Lines” needed 2 victories to secure the Regular Season Title. Game 1 Sidelines put the hammer down and the offense was clicking. A lot of hits and steady defense put away a solid Maroon squad in 6 innings. Josh Siewert was hot going 4/4 with 2 OTFHRs, Eric Sitter and John Arrington were both perfect at the plate going 4/4 o. Aaron Young notched 4 hits with an OTFHR and Mel Edmondson, Greg Powell and Tommy Pollard all added 3 hits for the win.

Fricker’s Maroon:

First time in a long time, we had most our team there. We hit good. Just were playing a very good team. Chad Johnson went 2 for 3 and made a great play at third base. Ricky Navarre went 2 for 3 Joe, our new guy went 2 for 3. It was nice to have J. T Barnes back after being gone for a month, Max Isrow went 3-3 ; Dean Moore went 2-3 with a walk. Our sub for the day? He went off 2-3. Just all around a , good game. We just couldn’t put it together enough to hang with Sidelines. There are very well coached, well disciplined team

Fricker’s Carolina Blue 23 vs. Jeff Traudt State Farm 22

Fricker’s Carolina Blue:

In the final regular season game of the year, it was an “instant Classic” between two long standing SSS coaches, rivals and friends The living legend Gary Downey and Joe Beham. It took extra innings but Fricker’s Carolina Blue walked off the very tough Jeff Traudt State Farm team 23-22. It was a back and forth game with both teams taking the lead at different points of the game . The game was tied at 16 when State Farm scored 3 in the top of the 7th only to be answered by Fricker’s Carolina Blue with 3 runs of their own. State Farm again scored 3 runs in the top of the extra inning only to see Fricker’s Carolina Blue walk it off with 4 runs as Carl Clark blast a long shot to the outfield to score the winning run from 3b with one out. Fricker’s Carolina Blue had some great defense as Rick “Fig” Bonfiglio made a great catch in RF ranging far to his right , then had a key play in the extra inning throwing out a runner trying to stretch the hit into a double to secure a huge first out of that inning. Jamie Crother’s was an absolute vacuum at 2nd base all night and Shawn Dresch played a great 1b especially with that sun. Johnny Johnson at MI had a nice DP stepping on bag and gunning to 1b. Leading hitters were Joe Beham 5-5; Shawn Dresch 3-5 with an OTFHR; Rick “Fig” Bonfiglio 4-5 with a 2b; Jeff “Wags” Wagonhauser 3-5 with a 2b; Jamie Crothers 3-5 with a 3b; John Correa 3-5; Carl Clark 3-4 with two 2b and walk off winning hit; Scotty “Too Hotty” Dheel 3-4 but had a huge out in the 7th inning as he hit behind the runners that scored a run and moved the tying run to 3b who then scored on a ground out to tie the game; Mike Strobel 1-3 with a walk; Johnny Johnson 1-4. Thanks to pool sub Mike Strobel who played a nice RC.

Jeff Traudt State Farm:

The Insurance Men lost a tough battle with Joe Beham’s Blue squad in a back and forth 8 inning affair. Blue did what they needed to do down the stretch and came away with a nice win. I’m very happy with how our team has come together in the last several games after getting off to a horrific 0-13 start… winning 6 of our last 8 games. These guys stuck around and continued to give their best every week, and I really appreciate them. Phil Naylor put together a nice second half and was 5-5 with an OTFHR in this one, along with some nice defense as well. Denny Miller was 3-4 with an OTFHR (almost had a 2nsd as he hit a bomb just foul by 5 feet), but came up short in his bid for the league HR title. In my mind, he’s still the best HR hitter, as he had 25 HR’s in only 15 games played. Fireball was also great all year with the glove and bat, and went 5-6. Todd “Mig” Migliori was also outstanding all year on both sides of the ball and finished this one at 3-4. Bob “808” Ruckman has pitched very well since joining us and was 4-5. Jase Sweede, James Carlozzi and Jeff Spotts all played great down the stretch, with all of them contributing key hits and good defense. Sweede is a skilled, versatile defender who can play anywhere in the infield. Carlozzi had a lot of extra base hits and RBI and Spottsy is the consummate teammate and always seems to get the hit when we need it. Leading hitters: Phil Naylor ( 5-5 2R HR 6 RBI), Fireball ( 5-6 4R RBI), Bob Ruckman ( 4-5 2 RBI), Denny Miller ( 3-4 4R 2B HR 6 RBI), Mig ( 3-4 3R 3 RBI), James Carlozzi ( 3-4 R 2B), and Jase Sweede ( 3-6 3R). Thanks so much to Dave Durfey, Russ Mitchell, and Paul Wesolowski for the great play as subs. Durf was 3-4 with a double and an RBI, Mitchell had a hit, 2 walks and scored twice as Wesolowski had 2 hits with an RBI. Congratulations to Sidelines on the League Championship.

7:45 Games:

Terrafirma 20 vs Pastorek’s Body Shop 19

Terrafirma:

On this final evening of the regular summer session, TerraFirma finished with a win against Pastorek’s Body Shop who battled right up to the last out. Dennie Peters and Kurt Souva both went 5/5 and 4/4 respectively. Kurt had both an ITP home run and the game winning OTF home run. Great job! Steve Glass, John “Moose” Ingison, and Marc Jobe all went 3/4 hitting in 5 of the runs. Josh Zeitz took the mound and served up an assortment of pitches. He also added two singles and two RBI’s to his growing list of stats. Mike Strobel, Dave Durfey, Dave Kunst, Jerry Tanner, and Dave Timmerman all got two hits apiece knocking in 6 runs. Durf knocked in 4 all by himself!! Defensively, Dennie Peters, Steve Glass, and Mike Strobel locked up the middle. Other than tipping the ball over the fence for a HR, Kurt made multiple catches on the run. Jerry Tanner made three catches deep in RC keeping Pastorek from scoring their 5. Moose made a clutch catch in the 4th changing the tone of the inning. Great season TerraFirma!!

Pastorek’s Body Shop:

The body men lost a tough one to the good Terrafirma team by 1 run. Off to the tournament next week . It was a good game defensively for both teams with good catches in the outfield and infield as well . Batting leaders were Steve Duby 4/4 with 4 OTFHRS one to right and one with help from Kurt Souva , Todd Grohnke 4/4 one OTFHR 4 runs , Jay Breed 3/4 3 runs, Jason Kennedy 3/4 , Fred Freeman 3/4 2 runs , with 2 hits Carl Palmer , MJ , Mark Reilly and Joe Pastorek .

Fricker’s Black 25 vs Fricker’s Maroon 24

Fricker’s Black:

FRICKER’S Black struggled to score for 6-innings and then in the

7th, the frustration at its peak – the team exploded for ten runs

In the bottom of the 7^th to end the season on a high note – winning

25-24. The wild 7th: 2-outs, 2-runs in – Tim Kuzmaul singled, Dan

Hutchinson tripled, reaching 3^rd on a head-first slide. Eric Zing smokes A 2-bagger, Steve Vesschemoet, Matt Kwiatkowski, Scott Nichols,Jeff Baker, Larry Wilczynski, all came thru with “clutch” hits – 1 run down, two outs – Ed Sharek at the plate – smokes a liner down right field – fair, by inches, to score the tying and winning runs – Black triumphs over Maroon 25-24. What a finish! Vesschemoet led the hit parade, going 5-5, 2-3b, 3R & 2RBI. : Eric Zing, 4-5, 2B, 3R, 5RBI, Scott Nichols, 3-5, 2-2B, 2R, 5RBI, Baker, 3-5, 2R, 1RBI, Wilczynski, 4-4, W, 2R, 1RBI, Ed Sharek, 3-5, 2R,

3RBI, Tim Kuzmaul, 3-4, 3R and Hutchinson, 3-4, 3B, 4R, 4RBI. Great team win! NOTE: Tournament starts Thursday: Black: second game 7:45.

Fricker’s Maroon:

We had a great game. Everyone played well. Ricky Navarre went 4 – 5 ; sub Phil Naylor was 4 – 5 and sub Matt “Fireball” Cieka , went 4 – 4 Max Isrow , was 5 – 5 Chad Johnson was 5. – 5 was a great effort. Come up a little short in the bottom of the seventh with a tough loss. But all in all a very good game. Everybody hit the ball. Good defense but we just came up a little short

Sideline’s Sports Eatery 27 vs The Distillery 25

Sideline’s:

One win and we are the Regular Season Champions! The Distillery had other ideas. They wanted to be the spoilers! In an epic battle “The Lines” held off a valiant effort by the Distillery to spoil our season. Back and forth the whole game. Too good of a game to play just 7 innings this one went 8. In the 8th, down by 4. “The Lines” put together a rally to tie it up and in a story book fashion Eric Sitter ( who happens to be our Sponsor) hits a walk-off OTFHR to win the Game and the championship! Josh Siewert stayed hot going 5/5 with 2 OTFHR. Aaron Young was a perfect 5/5 with 3 triples. Eric Sitter was 4/5 with 2 OTFHR Mike Miller added another OTFHR to his season total. Erik Novak beat the 9.5 over/ under by hitting his 10th HR of the season ;Mel Edmondson and Greg Powell both chipped in 3 hits for the Champs!

The Distillery:

The Distillery was shorthanded tonight, but battled all game giving the League Champs Sideline’s all they could handle losing 27-25 in extra innings on a walk off HR (Sideline’s had just clinched the Regular season minutes before when Terrafirma walked off Pastorek’s on the other field but Sideline’s also handled their own business. In fact all three nightcap games ended with walk off wins!!). The Distillery had some great defensive plays especially by Paul Wesolowski at 2nd base who fielded several bullets and pool player Todd “Migs” Migliori at SS with several plays.; Bobby Collins had a huge DP at 3b to kill a potential big inning for Sideline’s; and pool sub Joe Beham had a nice running catch into LC catching the ball over his shoulder with outstretched glove as he hit the warning track. Leading hitters were pool sub Todd “Migs” Migliori was 5-5 with 2 OTFHR including the game tying 3 run HR in the 7th to send the game into extra innings as the Distillery scored 6 runs that inning. Chad Collins 5-6 with a 2b; Bobby Collins 4-5 with a 2b; Russ Mitchell 4-5 with a 3b; Paul Wesolowski 3-5; Pool sub Joe Beham 4-5 with a 2b; Jay Whitney 3-4 with a 2b; Pool sub Jeff “Spottsy” Spotts 2-5; and Joe Koralewski added a huge single in the 6 run rally in the 7th inning. Thanks to pool subs Todd Migliori; Jeff Spotts ; Joe Beham.

Team Name	Wins	Losses	Winning Percentage	Runs Scored	Runs Allowed	Average Margin

Sidelines	17	4	0.810	447	324	5.86
Pastorek Auto Body	15	6	0.714	364	433	-3.29
TERRAFIRMA	14	7	0.667	346	430	-4.00
Frickers Blue	10	11	0.476	341	352	-0.52
The Distillery	9	12	0.429	350	374	-1.14
Frickers Black	8	13	0.381	388	448	-2.86
State Farm	6	15	0.286	395	296	4.71
Frickers Maroon	5	16	0.238	415	389	1.24

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“The Legend” Johnny Johnson fires a seed for the out!

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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 August 25th, 2026

6:15 pm Games:

Rudy’s Hot Dogs 12 vs Bull Moose 8

Rudy’s Hot Dogs:

Rudy’s was able to pull off a victory last night in a defensive contest for both teams. A pretty low scoring game relatively speaking with some great plays by both teams. Highlights on of last night‘s game were CHARLIE O stabbing some line drives and playing outstanding at first along with Tim Davis remarkable at second base a genuine sports illustrated throw from 2nd to 1st. Hitting leaders were Kurt SouVa, John Arrington, Mark Rielly, Dave Cramer, Charlie O. Mike Hamann pitching a tough game against the opposition.

Finally, I would like to personally say thank you to all the teams that played their best against us. It was a fun season.

Bull Moose:

The Rough Riders fell to a very good Rudy’s team due to the inability to muster enough offense in key spots to keep us in the game. Joe Pastorek pitched a very good game, which included registering several K’s, and was also perfect at the plate. The first 5 hitters all had 2 hits each plus 3 for Pastorek, and the other 7 players combined for only 6 hits total. Leading hitters: Joe Pastorek ( 3-3 2R 2B RBI), Gary Gardner ( 2-3 2R 2B 3B 2 RBI), Wayne Harris ( 2-3 R RBI), George Blattner ( 2-3 R 2B RBI), Tom Prahl ( 2-3 2 RBI), Ed Calderon ( 2-3 R), Wayne Stumm ( 2-3 R), and Brett Crosby ( 2-3).

Seaway Marketplace 26 vs Mayh3m 20

Seaway Marketplace:

Mayh3m:

Barrows Jeweler’s vs RWB Card Insurance

Barrows Jeweler’s:

RWB Card Insurance:

The RWB team ended the regular season with a loss , hopefully the last one of the year. On to the tournament next week . It was a close game going into the eighth inning and we were able to load the bases but couldn’t score doomed by a double play .Top hitters were Larry Wilczynski 4/4 2 runs , Jeff Kwiatkowski 4/4 1 run , Jeff Aiello 3/4 double and an inside the park homer 2 runs, FredFreeman 2/3 BB 1 run Mike LaPoint with 2 doubles in 4 at bats 2 runs ,Randy Robinson 2/3 BB 1 run, Dave Turshon 2/3 BB 2 runs , Tim Kuszmaul 2/3 1 run , Jim Dandar 2/4 2 runs .

7:45 pm Games:

Seaway Marketplace 21 vs. Andy & Barney’s 20

Seaway Marketplace :

Andy & Barney’s:

ANDY & BARNEY’S took one on the chin, losing to Seaway 18-17.

Seaway rallied to score three in the bottom of the 7^th for the win.

A&B”s Dave Durfey was 4-4, ITPHR, 2B, 3R & 4RBI. Durfey hit his 10th Homerun, (first ITPK HR), raising his BAvg. to .782 with 38RBI. Larry Hernandez, 4-4, 3B, 3R, 3RBI and Jose Lopez, 3-3, 2R& 1RBI swung Hot bats. Mike Nidek tripled in the 4th, going 2-4, 1R & 2RBI. (NOTE: Tournament start next Tuesday.)

Bull Moose 23 vs Mayh3m 16

Bull Moose:

The Moosies played a much better game and got past Mayhem in the regular season finale. Wayne Harris, Ed Calderon, Bob Allgier, Gary Downey, Wayne Stumm and Mark Clair were all perfect at the plate with Harris registering a triple and 4 RBI. Calderon belted out 4 hits including a double while scoring 4 times and knocking in 2. Leading hitters: Ed Calderon ( 4-4 3R 2B 2 RBI), Wayne Harris ( 3-3 3R 3B 4 RBI), Bob Allgier ( 3-3 R 2 2B 2 RBI), Gary Downey ( 3-3 R RBI), Mark Clair ( 2-2 2R BB 3 RBI), Wayne Stumm ( 2-2 BB 3R), George Blattner ( 2-3 2R 3B 3 RBI), Tom Prahl ( 2-3 2R 2B 3B RBI), Brett Crosby ( 2-3 2R 2 RBI), Kim Crosby ( 2-3 R RBI), Gary Gardner ( 2-3 3R), and Joe Pastorek ( 2-3 R 3B RBI). Greg Black added a key BB and played well behing the plate. The league was very balanced this year as 5 teams finished with the same 9-7 record. Good finish Moosies. See ya’s next week.

Barrow’s Jeweler’s:

Well second game was bad from the start as we only had seven guys to begin with. We picked up one sub so needless to say it was tough going from the first pitch. Our boys played their hearts out under tough conditions. Final score was 25 to 7 after five innings. Hitting leaders were Scott Walters, Aaron Crossley, Paula Wesalowski, and Jeff Baker all going 3 for 4. Todd Hofer and Brent Buehrer both going 2 for 4. Todd “TO” Omey and Glen Wasielowski both getting a hit a piece. Thanks to Jeff Baker for filling in for us. Great effort boys. Hopefully we can get back on track next week

R & J Fence Company 21 vs Sideline’s Sports Eatery 16

R & J Fence Company:

Crafty lefty Jerry Edmondson kept the Fence men off balance for the 1st 3 innings. The Fence guys stole the signs and started warming up the bats and scored 4,5,5 and 7 runs to take the lead for good. Both teams fell into funk of repeated errors. Looked like a comedy stunt for a while. Super sub–Kid Rock helped out going 4/4 2rs. Thanks, Larry, for helping out. Ted Theaker had his new shoes on running like a rabbit going 3/4 3r. Jim Rizzo, Rick Obert, Mike Gorey all were 3/4 . Chipping in with were Rick Schmidt Scott Nichols, John and Virgil Correa. Great season R&J going 12-2 for the season. This has been a fun year with a great mix of guys who always (almost) picked each other up. Every player contributed to successful season. Thanks to John Correa for being our sponsor.

Sideline’s Sports Eatery:

Sidelines started out strong against R&J bolting out to a 7-0 lead after 3 innings but couldn’t hold off the fence men losing 21 – 15 to end the regular season. Sidelines led after every inning except the fateful seventh which has been the theme for our whole season. Too many defensive lapses proved to be our undoing. Leading hitters were Bob Miller (4-4 3-2b) Johnny Johnson (4-4) Husky (4-4) Jerry Edmondson pitched a great game going (3-3) Wags (3-4 2b) Craig Mantey (3-4 2b). Congrats to R&J on winning the regular season.

Team Name	Wins	Losses	Winning Percentage	Runs Scored	Runs Allowed	Average Margin

R&J Fence	11	4	.733	266	208	3.867
RWB Card Ins	9	6	.600	238	232	.400
Andy & Barney's	9	6	.600	223	221	.133
Bull Moose	8	6	.571	201	191	.714
Rudy's Hot Dog	8	7	.533	283	231	3.467
Seaway Marketplace	7	7	.500	181	199	-1.286
Barrows Jewelers	6	9	.400	250	263	-.867
Sidelines	6	9	.400	203	241	-2.533
MAYH3M	2	12	.143	162	221	-4.214

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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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Sponsors play a significant role in SYLVANIA SENIOR SOFTBALL’s success and financial stability. By offering team and specialty sponsorships, we allow businesses and individuals to make a meaningful impact on our softball league while gaining valuable exposure within the community.

We encourage everyone to support our sponsors. Their generosity allows us to enhance the experience for our players and strengthen the bonds of our softball family. Together, we can continue to foster a vibrant and thriving community. Thank you for your support.

Thursday League

Fricker's in Sylvania (Three Teams)

Charles Marczewski, Manager

The Distillery

Jeff traudt state farm insurance

Jeff Traudt

Sidelines Sports Eateries

Jerry Edmondson

Pastorek's Body Shop

Joe Pastorek

TERRAFIRMA Landscape

Dennie Peters

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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