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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 20, 2011
Contact: Mary Prier
(757) 305-9064

Charity Golf Tournament a Swinging Success

Team Sinnen-Green & Associates won the first-place, first-flight honors with a score of 53 at Tidewater Builders Association’s annual Building Trades Academy golf tournament on Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at Sewell’s Point Golf Course in Norfolk. They are, from left to right: Jay Payne, Sinnen-Green & Associates; Bill West, TowneBank; Dave Anderson, Sinnen-Green & Associates; and Patrick Cecchini, Sinnen-Green & Associates. In the center is John Mack, staff vice president of Building Trades Academy.

The area’s heat wave broke in just enough time for Tidewater Builders Association’s annual charity golf tournament on June 14, at Sewell’s Point Golf Course in Norfolk.

The event, which raised $20,000, benefits TBA’s Building Trades Academy, which provides training and job placement in the trades and facilities maintenance. Since 1978, about 4,000 economically disadvantaged students graduated from the program and were placed in jobs.

This year’s tournament, chaired by Dennis Graf, included one round of Florida Best Ball and a lot of fun for all involved. The winners were:

First place, first flight:
Sinnen-Green & Associates, with a score of 53
Patrick Cecchini, Bill West, Dave Anderson and Jay Payne

Second place, first flight:
RBH Heating & Plumbing, with a score of 56
Ronnie Hord, Kyle Hord, Gardner Winstead and Tim Wagoner

RBH Heating & Plumbing won the second-place, first-flight honors with a score of 56 at Tidewater Builders Association’s annual Building Trades Academy golf tournament on Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at Sewell’s Point Golf Course in Norfolk. They are: Tim Wagoner, RBH Heating & Plumbing; Kyle Hord, RBH Heating & Plumbing; Gardner Winstead, RBH Heating & Plumbing; and Ronnie Hord, RBH Heating & Plumbing. In the center is John Mack, staff vice president of Building Trades Academy.

First place, second flight:
The Apartment Book, with a score of 63
Bill Crawford, Monty Browning, Gary Tyler, Craig Brownwell

Second place, second flight:
Kotarides Builders, with a score of 63
Lucky Peterson, Pete O. Kotarides, Basil Kotarides and Jim Marquette

Lady’s longest drive
Kelly Beck

Men’s longest drive
Jeremie Halvorson

Closest to the pin
Lee Ward

Lee Ward
Kelly Beck

A big thank you to the following companies who helped to sponsor the tournament. They are: Ainslie Group; American Insulation Service LLC; Atlantic Foundations; Columbia Gas of Virginia; Facilities Maintenance Apprenticeship; James Hardie Siding Products; Kotarides Builders; Link Staffing Services; Monarch Bank; Servpro of Newport News & Virginia Beach; Steve Love Insurance Agency Inc./BIIA; Superior Equipment Sales; The Lawson Companies; Towne Bank Mortgage and Virginia Natural Gas.