For the predicted mile walk in the Large Division, Titan X Engine Cooling’s teammates Denise Herud, Angela Ricotta, Enrique Pinedo and Bruno Jouannet had the least difference of 9 seconds to gain the first-place win.

Second- and third-place spots went to Bush Industries and Chautauqua County Government.

In the Small Division predicted mile race, first place went to Rand Precision Machining, which also finished within 9 seconds of its predicted time. The winning squad included Rich Hinson, Charity Crossley, Cliff Sleasman and Jackie Chitester. JBA and Greater Chautauqua Federal Credit Union finished in second and third place, respectively.

In the Small Division curling event at Northwest Arena, Chautauqua Hospice and Palliative Care earned first place in the final game 15-14 against GCFCU. Teammates included team captain Zach Agett, Phil Lawrie, Michelle Salisbury and BJ Buonaiuto. Third-place honors were taken by JBA.

TitanX Engine Cooling’s Denise Herud, Angela Ricotta, Enrique Pinedo and Bruno Jouannet won the Large Division predicted mile walk Wednesday at Falconer Central School. Submitted photo

The Battle of the Businesses continues this evening with four events — Scrabble, Texas Hold’em poker tournament, pickleball and Shoot’n Score soccer — at the Lakewood YMCA starting at 6 p.m. Participants are reminded to wear their team Battle shirts.

Large Division

Falconer Central Schools 825

Frewsburg Central School 780

Bush Industries 760

Chautauqua Hospice and Palliative Care won the curling event for the Small Division. Pictured, from left, are Phil Lawrie, Zach Agett, Michelle Salisbury and BJ Buonaiuto. Submitted photo

The Resource Center 745

TitanX Engine Cooling 715

Chautauqua County Government 680

UPMC Chautauqua 640

Small Division

Jamestown Bar Association/City Court 650

Greater Chautauqua FCU/Trinity Biotech 630

Rand Precision Machining 630

GA Family Services at Lutheran 605

Rehabilitation Specialists/CES 585

Chautauqua Hospice & Palliative Care 575