WESTFIELD — Scott Jagoda’s 35 paced the gross scores and Alex Buss’ 30 led the way among the net scores in the Thursday Night Men’s League at Pinehurst Golf Club.

Other gross scores were Derek Nickerson 37, Lyndy Smith 38, Ryan Lehman 39, Jason Nusom 41, Daryn Coon 41, Buss 41 and Nolan Swanson 41.

Other net scores were Gerry Rogers 34, Nusom 30, Daryn Coon 32, Derek Nickerson 31, Jason Jagoda 32 and Bob Hunt 32.

Closest to the pin were Smith (No. 4) and Marty Hemmer (No. 7).

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RUSSELL, Pa. — Ed Zieralski recorded the low net (29) and most points (89) in Week 3 of the Cable Hollow Golf Course Senior Men’s League.

Meanwhile, Jon Vincent had the low gross (38) that included the most pars (six) and a tie for most birdies (one).

Also recording birdies were Jim Fiscus, Jack Lobdell, Dave Youngren and Al Schumann. Jim Hitchcock is the season’s point leader with 20.5.

Following are the Eastern Division standings: Townline Auto 64.5, Warren Tire 63.0, Schwab’s Copiers 60.5, Maple Place Farms 55.5, Jones Chevrolet 55.0 and NAPA Auto Parts 54.0.

Following are the Western Division standings: Mike’s Townline 70.0, Litehouse Auto 69.0, Cable Hollow Golf 65.5, CTI Physical Therapy 53.0, Huber Blacktop 52.0 and Falconer/Frewsburg Crew 41.0.

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WARREN, Pa. — Jamie Mohney shot a 34 and Jerry Bancroft fired a 35 to lead the gross scores in the Park Avenue Motorcar Men’s Senior League at Blueberry Hill Golf Course.

Topping the net scores were Jamie Mohney and Kevin Hartley with a 29, followed by Bryan Moldovan and Ralph Keniston with a 30, and Larry Crossley and Ken Williams with a 31.

Bancroft, Dennis Stewart and Mohney all had two birdies. Recording one apiece were Don Moore, Mark Silvis, Crossley, Ron McClement, Dick Merenick, Tim Mack, Bill Petransky, Williams, Terry English and John Bevevino.

Following are the team standings: American Legion 70, NAPA Auto Parts 66.5, Jones Pest Control 66.5, Park Avenue Motorcar 66, Eagles 65.5, Ed Shults of Warren 64.5, Jones Chevrolet 64, United Refining 63.5, Mt. Laurel FCU 62, Sheffield Rod & Gun 61.5, Midtown Motors 61.5, Morning Sun 57, Fraileys 55.5, The Shockers 55, Sheffield Timber 53.5, “Voty’s 52.5, Ace Hardware 48.5 and R&W Truck Service 44.5.

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CHAUTAUQUA — Bill Jones led Wednesday’s Bill Sprague Memorial Golf League with a 37 on the front 9 followed by Carl Vandevelde and Bryan Rupczyk with 42s.

On the back 9, Craig Martin had a 39 followed by Len Culbreath and Mark Fisher with 45 apiece. Leading in points is the Ball Busters followed by Triple B.

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​​LAKEWOOD — Tim Sandberg’s 40 led the scratch scores during the Youngsville Senior League at Maplehurst Country Club.

Jim California and Art Ward had the top net scores with matching 34s.

California, Ward, Rick Preston and Jon Steffan all made birdies. Bob Saunders made the longest putt at No. 18.

Second-place gross honors went to California and Ward with 41s, while Saunders had a 43. Second-place net honors went to Saunders, Jim Chapman, Mike Peyton and Bubs Smith with 35s. Ray Adams and Ron Davidson had 36s.

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WARREN, Pa. — Strong Spine Chiropractic leads the Tuesday Night League at Jackson Valley Golf Course with 139.5 points, followed by Awesome 4-Some (132), Patty Whackers (131.5), Financial Care Partners (129.5) and KCS Energy (129).

Drew Wilcox finished with 8.5 points, while Ron Boekeloo, Jim Vecellio, Casey Moyer and Ron Wilson each had 8 points.

Low gross on the front nine went to Matt Johnson and Skete Williams with 35s. For the seniors, Joe Saber led the way with a 37. On the back nine, Casey Moyer and Matt Hoaglund had 38s. Tom Moyer had a 35 for the seniors.

For net scoring, Jesse McMichael and Tim Rosequist led the way on the front nine with 33s and Wilcox led the way on the back nine with a 32. For the seniors, Mike Hawley and Ted Morrison had 34s on the front nine, while Boekeloo had a 33 on the back nine.

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ASHVILLE — John Owens, Kevin Brown and Runee Prince shot matching 41s to lead the Wednesday Morning Men’s League at Timber Creek Golf Course.

Bruce Kinney, Rich Tyger and Steve Nord all had 42s, while Don Angelo, Bob Sargent and Lenny Comella had 44s.