68 °F Ocean City, US
September 16, 2026

Mancini, Moyle in A Flight finals; Sheridan, Szkaradnik set for B Flight title match as Thursday O.C. Senior Golf League down to championships

By BEN FONG/For the Sentinel

EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — The Thursday Ocean City Senior Golf League playoffs continued last week with the second round of single-elimination competition, and the championship matchups are now set in both flights.

A Flight

In the A Flight, Frank Mancini earned his place in the championship final with an 8-6 victory over Ron Venturi. Mancini will now face Garth Moyle for the A Flight championship.

Moyle advanced by defeating Pete McInerney, 7-3, in the other A Flight semifinal. Moyle’s victory sets up an all-star matchup with Mancini, with the A Flight championship on the line next week.

B Flight

The B Flight championship will feature Joe Sheridan and Tom Szkaradnik.

Sheridan advanced when Sam Malandra was forced to forfeit his second-round match. Sheridan will now have a chance to capture the B Flight championship.

In the other B Flight semifinal, Tom Szkaradnik turned in an impressive 11-5 victory over Rick Schultz. Szkaradnik moves on to face Sheridan in next week’s championship match.

Championships

This Week

After two rounds of single-elimination playoff competition, the league’s championship matchups are set:

A Flight: Frank Mancini vs. Garth Moyle

B Flight: Joe Sheridan vs. Tom Szkaradnik

The matches will determine the 2026 Thursday Ocean City Senior Golf League A Flight and B Flight champions.

Golfers interested in joining the league may contact Al Malatesta at malatesta9088@gmail.com, John Blady at john@swimusa.com, or Ben Fong at ben.fongmeister@gmail.com for additional information.

Related articles

Spring Block Party draws thousands to downtown Ocean City

At top, working the grill for the breakfast crowd coming to the Ocean City Spring Block Party Saturday are Jack Hagan and Drew Antonelli of the Exchange Club of Ocean City – Upper Township. The Block Party is an annual festival in downtown Ocean City bringing together hundreds of crafters, food vendors and civic organizations. […]

Editorial: Business community’s narrative worked

Council didn’t want to appear indifferent to business fears Some in the audience at the Dec. 4 City Council meeting were surprised by the reversal of the August vote on the Wonderland Pier property that is home to a defunct amusement park. Others were shocked.  We weren’t shocked. We didn’t know exactly how it was […]