Ontario Shuffleboard News and Information

Sent to us from Shirley Bryan, OSA Keeper Of Records.

We now have 3 OSA Points lists
– OSA Expert Points
– OSA Non-Active Amateur Points
– OSA Active Amateur Points

At the OSA Annual meeting in June, it was decided to remove the names of amateurs whose point count has not changed since 2007 (15 years) and place their names on a Non-Active list.

OSA Expert Points 2022.pdf

OSA Non-Active Amateur Points 2022.pdf

OSA Active Amateur Points 2022.pdf

An image is attached for anyone who could not open the previous ly posted Microsoft Word file.

Here’s a link to the CNSA website.https://theshufflersnews.wordpress.com/2022/08/20/come-see-the-action-at-the-isa-tournament/

Here are the results of this week’s tournaments …

Open: 21 Teams
Main:
1st – Dotty Koert and Henry Strong
2nd – Gerdien and Gerrit Dykman
3rd – Murray and Allan Little
4th – Pat Atkinson and Ken Lefaive

This is three consecutive 1st Place Main finishes for Dotty at this tournament. Congratulations.

Consolation:
1st – Jim Carder and Davis Bryan
2nd – Bill Van Eerd and Glen Peltier
3rd – George Admiral and Jack Thorne
4th – Neta Den Otter and Arnold Black

Come join us on Facebook. Search for a group called Ontario Shuffleboard Association. Ask to join as only members can see who is in the group and what they post. It’s a great way to stay in touch with your shuffleboard peeps. 🙂

Carl’s induction into the Ontario Shuffleboard Association Hall of Fame was conducted at the OSA AGM held in Elora Ontario by new OSA president Evan Engell, June 14, 2022. Evan spoke about Carl’s history as president from June 2018 to June 2022, made more difficult because of Covid which shut down Ontario shuffleboard events and OSA activities until 2022. Evan talked about Carl’s leadership and presence helping us get through that difficult time.    

It was following several years of service as an OSA board member that Carl was elected president (June 2018), a position he has held to the OSA AGM in June 2022. Carl was noted for his steady leadership style. Living in North Bay Carl would have to drive for hours to play in OSA tournaments in southern Ontario. With his bride Ella by his side, he would often be picking up shuffleboard equipment for others and he sometimes combined such a trip with his travels conducting his container business activities. Carl also obtained a container for use by the Coldwater Shuffleboard Club for storing equipment.  A very busy man!

On the courts, Carl is well known for his white western hat and dapper curled moustache, AND for being a formidable opponent! Carl began  playing in Florida in the early 1990’s and made PRO in 2007. In Ontario Carl has played mostly with George Admiral as his partner, making a very strong team indeed!

Evan remembered the first time he met Carl.  Evan’s Dad was a Clearwater player and Carl had so many nice things to say about Wayne.  It formed an impression on Evan that he will never forget.  Carl’s efforts with the “Saturday” league in Clearwater, demonstrated his true love of shuffleboard.  Evan pointed out that the testament to a true sportsman is his actions off the courts.  Absolutely nobody is more loved than Carl both on and off the courts. 

The OSA is glad to be able to provide this link to a very good post on the OSA website giving more details of Carl and Ella’s lifetime together.