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Jupiter Senior Softball
Three teams won
division championships
in the 2022 Jupiter Senior
Softball Winter League
that ended March 30 and
featured players ranging
in age from 55 to 89.
Winning championship
honors were: the Red
Division Diamond
Ringers managed by
Rick Tuyn that was 18-
5; The White Division
Renegades managed
by Vic Troiano, that
was 19-5; and Duke’s
Blue Devils of the Blue
Division managed by Red Division championship team members are, front row, left to right: Alan White Division championship team members are, front row, left to right: John
Duke Barwick, that Hazard, Mike Parenti, John Cariero. Back row: Tim Brown, Rick Tuyn, manager, Magill, Joe Klos, Vic Troiano, manager, Artie Katulak. Back row: Bob Fiallia,
was 18-4. The league John Sullivan, Steve Klein, Steve Kurman, Sal Messina, Craig Beisner, Sheldon Bob Harfenist, Rich Johnston, Jimmy Ficcarra, Johnny Moore, Rich Sewell,
began Jan. 10 at Jupiter Isaacson and George Smith. Gary Vitaletti and Allen Adams.
Community Park with a record 180 Pickup games are played the remainder of the
players competing among 14 teams. year. Games are every Monday, Wednesday and
“Overall, I think the league went Friday morning at Jupiter Community Park,
very well,” said Gary Vitaletti, beginning at 8:30 a.m.
a member of the Jupiter Senior The slow-pitch senior softball program
Softball Association’s Board of began in 1988 and is sponsored by the
Directors. Three teams that won nonprofit Jupiter Senior Softball
playoff games following league play Association in cooperation with
earned “bragging rights” for their the Town of Jupiter.
victories. They were: Red Division For information or
Ball Breakers team managed by to register go to www.
Kenny Lees; White Division Fab12 leaguelineup.com/jssa.
team managed by Lewie Bergman,
and Duke’s Blue Devils team of the
Blue Division.
The three-month winter league is
the capstone of the Jupiter Senior
Blue Division championship team members are, front row, left to right: Dick Wendling, Softball Association’s year-round
Ray Miller, Mike Richmond, Lloyd Dropkin, and Jack Bohan. Back row, left to right: season. The slow-pitch softball
George Schedivy, Fred Goller, Ron Bialosky, Lenny Lombardo, Norm Haltrich, Duke program is open to persons 55 and
Barwick, manager, and Doug Carr. Photos by Johnny Moore older. And new players are welcome.
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