Stableford Stars

Stableford Stars Lead Period 2 as Chuck Tyke Puts the League on Notice

Stars Reach the Summit as Babjak and Siegel Share the Spotlight in Week 4

Rich Babjak Fires the Shot of the Season as Gopher Killers Surge in Week 3

🏆 Final Period 2 Team Standings

🌟 Week-by-Week Highlights

🥇 Period 2 MVP — Chuck Tyke, Stableford Stars

📋 Handicap Updates — Effective Week 14

✈️ Golf Trip Reminder — See Vic Hensler for Thursday!

🔜 Looking Ahead — Period 3 and the WFL Championship

🏆 Individual Leaderboard — Week 4

🏅 Week 4 Team Scores

📊 Overall Standings Through Week 4

🐉 A Name Change Worth Noting

📈 Who’s Trending

👋 Back in the Field

📅 Looking Ahead

🏆 Individual Leaderboard — Week 3

🏅 Week 3 Team Scores

📊 Overall Standings Through Week 3

📈 Who’s Trending

👋 Welcome Back — and Good to Have You

📅 Next Week — Double the Points, Double the Stakes

Week 8 — June 10 · Back Nine · 25 Players

Week 9 — June 17 · Front Nine · 33 Players

Week 10 — June 24 · Back Nine · 26 Players

Week 11 — July 1 · Front Nine · 28 Players

Week 12 — July 8 · Back Nine · 28 Players

Week 13 — July 15 · Front Nine · 27 Players · Period 2 Final

July 20, 2026July 20, 2026
by TB

Period 2: Mid-Season Final Standings — Weeks 8–13 · Manor Valley Golf Course · Wednesday Fun League · 2026

Six weeks. Six chances to separate from the field. When the Wednesday Fun League teed it up for the final time in Period 2 on July 15th, the Stableford Stars had already done enough — but they went out and won Week 13 anyway, just to make a point. When the scorecards were tallied and the period was officially closed, one team had earned their place in the WFL Championship, and one player had put together one of the most dominant individual stretches the league has ever seen.

The Stableford Stars are the Period 2 Champions. And Chuck Tyke is the Period 2 MVP.

The Stableford Stars close Period 2 as champions with 368 points — earning their berth in the WFL Championship. Their secret was simple and ruthless: they never had a bad week. Not one. Their floor across six weeks was 55 points, and they peaked at 68 in the finale. Week after week, Chuck Tyke, Jeff Hensler, Tim Townsend, and the rest of the Stars roster showed up and put numbers on the board. That kind of consistency does not happen by accident. It is the hallmark of a well-built team, and it was enough to hold off a Green Assassins! squad that was brilliant at the top but could not quite match the Stars’ depth across the full six weeks.

The Green Assassins! finish second at 365 points — just three back. They owned the opening three weeks of Mid-Season with back-to-back-to-back 66, 65, and 66-point efforts and Jerry Morgan’s two even-par masterclasses. In another period, against a different team, that would have been enough. Not this time. The Stars answered every challenge and simply would not be caught.

Four Play close third at 340 points — the feel-good story of Period 2. After finishing last in Period 1, Clay Karadus, Bill Hensler, and the Peters transformed this team into a genuine threat. Gopher Killers finish fourth at 337, powered by Rich Babjak’s continued excellence and a blistering finish — back-to-back 64-point team nights in Weeks 12 and 13 signal that the Killers are a team Period 3 will need to reckon with.

Pos	Team	Wk 8	Wk 9	Wk 10	Wk 11	Wk 12	Wk 13	Total
1	Stableford Stars 🏆	58	61	61	55	65	68	368
2	Green Assassins!	66	65	66	55	58	55	365
3	Four Play	56	59	49	49	63	64	340
4	Gopher Killers	58	56	44	57	58	64	337
5	Par-Tee Animals	61	57	56	54	38	43	309
6	DragonballZ	35	45	46	53	51	57	287

Jerry Morgan (Green Assassins!) opened Period 2 with a statement — 20 Stableford points on an even-par 36-stroke round from the Gold tees with a handicap of just 2. Even par on the Back Nine at Manor Valley is not something that happens very often. Bob Ciorra returned to the scorecard with 18 points, giving the Assassins a lethal 1-2 that powered a 66-point team night. The field was tight behind them — Gopher Killers, Stableford Stars, and Par-Tee Animals all posted between 58 and 61.

The biggest field of Mid-Season — 33 players — and Jeff Siegel rose to the moment with 19 points on a 40-stroke front nine. Welcome returns from Buzzy Peters, Chris Del Signore, and Jeff O’Neil swelled the Par-Tee Animals’ lineup. The Green Assassins! (65) and Stableford Stars (61) led the team charts.

Jerry Morgan did it again — another 20 Stableford points, another even-par 36-stroke round from the Gold tees. Twice in three weeks. The man became Manor Valley folklore in Period 2. The Green Assassins! won the team night again at 66, while Joe Smith (DragonballZ) posted a career-high 17 points on just 42 strokes.

The Gopher Killers roared to the top of the weekly team chart with 57 points. Rich Babjak returned to Period 1 MVP form with 18 points on 45 strokes. Joe Smith (DragonballZ) matched him — 18 points, 41 strokes, four over par with a 5 handicap. The Stableford Stars and Green Assassins! deadlocked at 55 apiece.

The night Chuck Tyke put the league on notice. 23 Stableford points — the highest single-round score of the entire 2026 season — on a 44-stroke Back Nine with a 13 handicap. Eight net under par. It was a virtuoso performance that powered the Stableford Stars to 65 team points. Joe Smith followed with a career-best 21 points on just 38 strokes, and Clay Karadus posted 19 — Four Play’s best individual effort of the period.

Tyke made it back-to-back dominant performances with 21 more points, and the Stableford Stars closed Period 2 with a season-best 68 team points — their finest team effort of the entire season, saved for the final night. Larry Dzendzel had the finest individual night of his season — 18 points on 38 strokes, two over par on the Front Nine from a 2 handicap. Adam Peters (17), Matt Ankeny (17), and Tim Townsend (17) all contributed stellar efforts. Four Play and the Gopher Killers tied at 64 each for second-best team on the closing night — both teams sending a clear message heading into Period 3.

#	Player	Team	HCP	Strokes	vs Par	Pts
1	Chuck Tyke	Stableford Stars	13	46	+10	21
2	Larry Dzendzel	DragonballZ	2	38	+2	18
3	Rich Babjak	Gopher Killers	9	45	+9	18
T4	Adam Peters	Four Play	2	39	+3	17
T4	Matt Ankeny	Gopher Killers	5	42	+6	17
T4	Tim Townsend	Stableford Stars	1	38	+2	17
T7	Clay Karadus	Four Play	11	50	+14	16
T7	Jeff Hensler	Stableford Stars	12	50	+14	16
T7	John Hensler	Four Play	9	47	+11	16
T7	Ray Maffit	Par-Tee Animals	6	44	+8	16
T7	Todd Morgan	Gopher Killers	1	39	+3	16
12	Jake Kovac	Four Play	5	44	+8	15
T13	Jeff Siegel	Green Assassins!	5	45	+9	15
T13	John Mallick	Par-Tee Animals	8	47	+11	15
T15	David Del Signore	Green Assassins!	3	43	+7	14
T15	Joe Smith	DragonballZ	5	45	+9	14
T15	Tom Baldwin	Stableford Stars	5	46	+10	14
T15	Vic Hensler	Stableford Stars	7	47	+11	14
T19	Al Kabana	Gopher Killers	10	51	+15	13
T19	Al Powanda	Green Assassins!	7	48	+12	13
T19	Jerry Morgan	Green Assassins!	2	43	+7	13
T19	Matt Simkovic	DragonballZ	5	46	+10	13
23	Bryan Conn	DragonballZ	14	56	+20	12
T24	Dale Bickerstaff	Par-Tee Animals	7	49	+13	12
T24	Dwight Helfrich	DragonballZ	10	53	+17	12
26	Bill Hensler	Four Play	10	57	+21	11
27	John Harr	Gopher Killers	3	46	+10	11

It was never really a contest after Week 12. Chuck Tyke is the Period 2 MVP with 108 points across six weeks — an average of 18.0 per round and the two highest individual scores of the entire period in back-to-back weeks (23 and 21). He was the most dominant individual performer Mid-Season produced, and his 23-point masterclass in Week 12 stands as the single highest score of the entire 2026 WFL season.

Runner-up honours go to Jerry Morgan (Green Assassins!) at 94 points — built on two even-par rounds on the Back Nine that belong in WFL highlight reels forever. Jeff Hensler (Stableford Stars) rounds out the podium at 90 points, his quiet consistency an enormous contributor to the Stars’ championship run.

Pos	Player	Team	Wk8	Wk9	Wk10	Wk11	Wk12	Wk13	Total
1	Chuck Tyke 🥇	Stableford Stars	16	17	17	14	23	21	108
2	Jerry Morgan	Green Assassins!	20	13	20	15	13	13	94
3	Jeff Hensler	Stableford Stars	15	13	16	12	18	16	90
T4	Clay Karadus	Four Play	17	16	11	10	19	16	89
T4	Matt Ankeny	Gopher Killers	17	17	10	13	15	17	89
T6	Al Powanda	Green Assassins!	16	16	18	12	11	13	86
T6	Jeff Siegel	Green Assassins!	10	19	13	16	13	15	86
8	Ray Maffit	Par-Tee Animals	14	14	12	14	14	16	84
9	Bill Hensler	Four Play	13	17	11	16	14	11	82
10	David Del Signore	Green Assassins!	12	15	12	12	15	14	80

New WHS handicap indexes are effective starting Wednesday, July 22nd. Twenty-three players saw changes — 17 increased and 6 decreased. The biggest jump: Al Kabana up five strokes to a course handicap of 15. The biggest drop: Chuck Tyke down four strokes to 9 — you post back-to-back 23 and 21-point rounds, the math catches up with you. Also earning reductions for their strong play: Rich Babjak, Jeff Siegel, Bob Ciorra, Joe Smith, and Jim Colinear.

Player	Team	Index	Course HCP	Change	Tees
Al Kabana	Gopher Killers	20.1	15	▲ +5	Gold
Jake Kovac	Four Play	11.0	8	▲ +3	White
John Harr	Gopher Killers	10.9	6	▲ +3	Gold
Ray Maffit	Par-Tee Animals	13.3	9	▲ +3	Gold
Todd Morgan	Gopher Killers	6.9	4	▲ +3	White
Tom Baldwin	Stableford Stars	10.8	8	▲ +3	White
Bill Hensler	Four Play	15.4	12	▲ +2	White
Bryan Conn	DragonballZ	19.8	16	▲ +2	White
Clay Karadus	Four Play	16.1	13	▲ +2	White
John Gogets	Stableford Stars	11.2	8	▲ +2	White
Larry Dzendzel	DragonballZ	8.0	4	▲ +2	Gold
Vic Hensler	Stableford Stars	14.1	9	▲ +2	Gold
Adam Peters	Four Play	5.7	3	▲ +1	White
David Del Signore	Green Assassins!	6.9	4	▲ +1	White
Jeff Hensler	Stableford Stars	17.7	13	▲ +1	Gold
Matt Simkovic	DragonballZ	9.5	6	▲ +1	White
Randy Hobaugh	Par-Tee Animals	7.6	3	▲ +1	Gold
Chuck Tyke	Stableford Stars	12.7	9	▼ −4	White
Rich Babjak	Gopher Killers	11.4	8	▼ −1	White
Jeff Siegel	Green Assassins!	8.9	4	▼ −1	Gold
Bob Ciorra	Green Assassins!	13.6	10	▼ −1	White
Joe Smith	DragonballZ	7.3	4	▼ −1	White
Jim Colinear	Gopher Killers	14.4	10	▼ −1	Gold

Attention all WFL members making the annual trip — there is one important item to handle before you pack your clubs.

If you are planning to golf on Thursday, you need to see Vic Hensler. Vic has the first tee time locked in for Thursday at 10:45 AM at Sable Creek in Hartville, Ohio. If you want in on that round, coordinate with Vic directly so he can confirm the group size.

Do not assume you are on the list. See Vic. Lock in your spot. Show up ready to play. Sable Creek is a beautiful layout and a Thursday morning round is the perfect way to kick off what promises to be a fantastic weekend. Do not miss out. ⛳

Two periods down. Two championship berths claimed. The Green Assassins! won Period 1. The Stableford Stars won Period 2. Period 3 is the final road to the WFL Championship, and every team that has not yet punched their ticket has everything to play for starting Wednesday, July 29th.

New handicaps are in effect. The slate is clean. The best weeks of the 2026 season are still ahead. See everyone on the first tee. ⛳

Scoring data sourced from official WFL weekly scorecards. Period 2 covers Weeks 8–13. Team standings use top 4 scores per team per week. Handicap updates effective Week 14, July 22, 2026 per WHS indexes dated July 20, 2026.

May 18, 2026May 18, 2026
by TB

Wednesday, May 13, 2026 · Manor Valley Golf Course · Back Nine · Weeks 2 & 4

Wednesday night at Manor Valley delivered everything a golf league could ask for — a tie at the top of the individual leaderboard, a dramatic standings shuffle, and a name change that turned a few heads. With last week’s rainout still fresh, scores from May 13th counted double — once for Week 2 and once for Week 4 — making every Stableford point worth its weight in gold. Twenty-nine members made sure they were there to collect.

When the dust settled, the Stableford Stars had climbed from third place all the way to the top of the overall standings, Rich Babjak once again led the Gopher Killers with a co-best round of the night, and the Green Assassins’ hopes of holding first place took a serious hit from their own bottom half. Here’s the full story.

Wednesday night had a co-leader at the top — and it made for a great story. Rich Babjak (Gopher Killers) posted his second consecutive week-best performance, carding 17 points on a 47-stroke round off a 10 handicap on the Back Nine. The man is quietly becoming the most reliable individual scorer in the league. Sharing the top spot was Jeff Siegel (Green Assassins!), who was nothing short of surgical — 41 strokes and 17 points off just a 4 handicap. That is a seriously clean round.

One step back at 16 points was David Del Signore (Green Assassins!), who was equally impressive with a 40-stroke effort off a 2 handicap. The Green Assassins’ top two on the night were among the best rounds played all season — it’s just a shame their bottom two couldn’t keep pace.

Fourth and fifth place belonged to Ray Maffit (Par-Tee Animals, 15 pts) and Vic Hensler (Stableford Stars, 15 pts), both turning in consistent and team-critical rounds on the Back Nine. Maffit, in particular, continues to be one of the Par-Tee Animals’ most dependable contributors week after week.

#	Player	Team	HCP	Strokes	vs Par	Pts
T1	Rich Babjak	Gopher Killers	10	47	+11	17
T1	Jeff Siegel	Green Assassins!	4	41	+5	17
3	David Del Signore	Green Assassins!	2	40	+4	16
T4	Ray Maffit	Par-Tee Animals	6	45	+9	15
T4	Vic Hensler	Stableford Stars	7	46	+10	15
6	Matt Simkovic	DragonballZ	6	48	+12	14
T7	Jake Kovac	Four Play	6	48	+12	13
T7	Randy Hobaugh	Par-Tee Animals	1	43	+7	13
T7	Jeff Hensler	Stableford Stars	12	53	+17	13
T10	Adam Peters	Four Play	2	44	+8	12
T10	Tim Townsend	Stableford Stars	0	43	+7	12
T12	Todd Morgan	Gopher Killers	1	44	+8	11
T12	Chris Del Signore	Par-Tee Animals	4	48	+12	11
T12	John Mallick	Par-Tee Animals	8	51	+15	11
T12	John Gogets	Stableford Stars	5	48	+12	11
T12	Joe Smith	DragonballZ	4	47	+11	11
T12	Larry Dzendzel	DragonballZ	1	44	+8	11

Only the top 4 scores per team count toward weekly totals.

The Stableford Stars edged the week’s team competition with 51 points, anchored by Vic Hensler (15), Jeff Hensler (13), Tim Townsend (12), and John Gogets (11). It’s the kind of spread-the-wealth performance that wins team titles — no single star, just four reliable contributors.

The Par-Tee Animals had their best team outing of the season at 50 points, with Ray Maffit (15) and Randy Hobaugh (13) leading the charge. The Animals are quietly climbing the standings and look more dangerous every week.

The Gopher Killers posted 47 points on the strength of Babjak’s 17 and Todd Morgan’s 11, while the newly renamed DragonballZ — formerly Team Dzendzel — contributed a solid 46 points with all four of their counted scorers in double figures.

Meanwhile, the Green Assassins! had the most lopsided team performance of the night. Siegel and Del Signore delivered two of the best rounds in the field, but Jerry Morgan (7) and Kevin Powanda (5) dragged the counted team total down to just 45 points — costing the Assassins dearly in the standings race.

Team	Week 4 Top 4 Scores	Wk 4 Pts
Stableford Stars	Vic Hensler (15), Jeff Hensler (13), Tim Townsend (12), John Gogets (11)	51
Par-Tee Animals	Ray Maffit (15), Randy Hobaugh (13), C. Del Signore (11), John Mallick (11)	50
Gopher Killers	Rich Babjak (17), Todd Morgan (11), John Harr (10), Jim Colinear (9)	47
DragonballZ	Matt Simkovic (14), Joe Smith (11), Larry Dzendzel (11), Bryan Conn (10)	46
Green Assassins!	Jeff Siegel (17), D. Del Signore (16), Jerry Morgan (7), K. Powanda (5)	45
Four Play	Jake Kovac (13), Adam Peters (12), Bill Hensler (10), Clay Karadus (9)	44

The double-points week did exactly what everyone expected — it shuffled the deck. The Stableford Stars have surged to the top of the standings with 209 points, their 59-point Week 3 and back-to-back 51-point weeks proving they have the depth to win this thing. After starting the season in last place, the Stars now lead the league.

Breathing hard in second are the Gopher Killers at 205 points — just four back — with Rich Babjak’s Week 3 and Week 4 performances doing heavy lifting for the team. The Green Assassins! fall to third at 203, victims of their own inconsistency. They had the best Week 1 in the league by a comfortable margin, but back-to-back 45-point team weeks have allowed the field to catch up. Only six points now separate first from third.

The Par-Tee Animals are the surprise story of the week, jumping to fourth at 189 points on the strength of their best team performance of the season. DragonballZ (formerly Team Dzendzel — more on that below) sit fifth at 187, and Four Play round out the field at 176, still searching for the full roster turnout that would make them truly dangerous.

The team formerly known as Team Dzendzel is officially playing the rest of the 2026 season as DragonballZ. Whether this is a motivational rebrand, a tribute to anime culture, or simply the result of a well-placed bet — the results speak for themselves. DragonballZ finished fourth on the week and sit fifth overall. The name may be new, but the competition is the same.

The biggest individual improvement from Week 3 to Week 4 belonged to David Del Signore, up five points to 16 with one of the cleanest rounds of the season. Ray Maffit also bounced back five points to 15 after a modest Week 3. On the other side, Jerry Morgan had the toughest slide of anyone in the field — dropping eight points from 15 to just 7 — and Matt Ankeny fell seven points. Both are capable of bouncing back quickly.

Adam Peters, Bill Hensler, and Randy Hobaugh all returned to the tee sheet this week after missing Week 3. Hobaugh, in particular, came back with a purpose — his 13-point effort was one of the top rounds on the Par-Tee Animals and a key piece of their best team week of the season. Good to have you back, gentlemen. Missing this week were Barry Smith and Dwight Helfrich — hope to see both back on the tee sheet soon.

With four weeks in the books and the top three teams separated by just six points, the Stableford Stars hold first but nothing is safe this early in the season. Week 5 brings the Front Nine rotation back around and with a full field, any of the top three teams could find themselves on top by Wednesday evening. Don’t blink.

See everyone on the first tee. ⛳

Scoring data sourced from official WFL weekly scorecards. Week 2 scores are a copy of Week 4 per league rules following the April 29 rainout. Team standings use top 4 scores per team per week. All Stableford points calculated using WHS handicap indexes at Manor Valley Golf Course.

May 8, 2026May 8, 2026
by TB

Wednesday, May 6, 2026 · Manor Valley Golf Course · Front Nine · Week 3

After last week’s rainout washed out what would have been Week 2, the Wednesday Fun League returned to the fairways of Manor Valley on a warm May evening hungry to make up for lost time. Twenty-eight members answered the call, and the Front Nine delivered exactly the kind of night that reminds everyone why they show up every Wednesday.

The headline? Rich Babjak fired the best individual round of the young season, the Gopher Killers quietly climbed into second place in the overall standings, and Tim Townsend reminded the field what scratch golf looks like. Here’s how it all unfolded.

Rich Babjak (Gopher Killers) was the class of the field Wednesday evening, posting 19 Stableford points on a 45-stroke round off a 10 handicap. That’s the highest single-round score in the league this season, and a six-point improvement over his Week 1 showing. Babjak was dialed in from the jump, and the Gopher Killers are better for having him.

Close behind was Vic Hensler (Stableford Stars) with 17 points, carding a crisp 44 strokes off a 7 handicap — four points better than his opener and one of the more consistent ball-striking rounds of the evening.

Third place was a tie at 16 points between Barry Smith (Stableford Stars) and Tim Townsend (Stableford Stars). Smith turned in a steady 48-stroke round while Townsend — playing off scratch — fired a front nine 38, just two over par with zero handicap strokes in his pocket. In a Stableford format, that is about as clean as it gets.

Jerry Morgan (Green Assassins!) and Matt Ankeny (Gopher Killers) each posted 15 points to round out the top five. Morgan continues to be one of the most reliable performers in the entire field through two weeks of play.

#	Player	Team	HCP	Strokes	vs Par	Pts
1	Rich Babjak	Gopher Killers	10	45	+9	19
2	Vic Hensler	Stableford Stars	7	44	+8	17
T3	Barry Smith	Stableford Stars	10	48	+12	16
T3	Tim Townsend	Stableford Stars	0	38	+2	16
T5	Jerry Morgan	Green Assassins!	3	42	+6	15
T5	Matt Ankeny	Gopher Killers	4	43	+7	15
T7	Jake Kovac	Four Play	6	46	+10	14
T7	Jeff Siegel	Green Assassins!	4	44	+8	14
T9	Joe Smith	Team Dzendzel	4	45	+9	13
T9	Todd Morgan	Gopher Killers	1	42	+6	13
11	Chris Del Signore	Par-Tee Animals	4	46	+10	12
T12	David Del Signore	Green Assassins!	2	45	+9	11
T12	Dwight Helfrich	Team Dzendzel	11	54	+18	11
T12	John Mallick	Par-Tee Animals	8	52	+16	11
T12	Kevin Powanda	Green Assassins!	8	51	+15	11

Only the top 4 scores per team count toward weekly totals.

The Stableford Stars owned Week 3 as a team, rolling up 59 points from their top four. Vic Hensler (17), Barry Smith (16), Tim Townsend (16), and Jeff Hensler (10) gave them three players in the top four of the entire field — that kind of depth is hard to match on any given Wednesday.

Right behind them were the Gopher Killers with a powerful 57 points. Babjak’s week-best 19 set the tone, with Matt Ankeny (15) and Todd Morgan (13) adding serious firepower and Jim Colinear (10) rounding out the four. With a full and suddenly loaded roster, the Killers are emerging as one of the most dangerous teams in the league.

The Green Assassins! checked in third at 51 points — consistent across all four contributors — while Team Dzendzel (43), Par-Tee Animals (40), and Four Play (33) round out the week. Four Play were missing several regulars and could only count three scorers on the night.

Team	Week 3 Top 4 Scores	Wk 3 Pts
Stableford Stars	Vic Hensler (17), Barry Smith (16), Tim Townsend (16), Jeff Hensler (10)	59
Gopher Killers	Rich Babjak (19), Matt Ankeny (15), Todd Morgan (13), Jim Colinear (10)	57
Green Assassins!	Jerry Morgan (15), Jeff Siegel (14), D. Del Signore (11), K. Powanda (11)	51
Team Dzendzel	Joe Smith (13), Dwight Helfrich (11), Matt Simkovic (10), Bryan Conn (9)	43
Par-Tee Animals	C. Del Signore (12), John Mallick (11), Ray Maffit (10), Jeff O’Neil (7)	40
Four Play	Jake Kovac (14), Clay Karadus (10), John Hensler (9)	33

Through two completed weeks the Green Assassins! sit in first at 113 points, riding the strength of their dominant Week 1 performance — Jerry Morgan (17), David Del Signore (16), Jeff Siegel (15), and Al Powanda (14) gave them the top total in the field that night. But the lead is anything but comfortable.

Just three points back in second are the Gopher Killers at 110 points, surging after a strong Week 3 showing. And breathing down everyone’s neck in third are the Stableford Stars at 107 — only six points out of first after starting the season in last place. With the top three teams separated by just six points heading into a double-points week, the race for the top of the standings is very much on.

Pos	Team	Wk 1	Wk 3	Total
1	Green Assassins!	62	51	113
2	Gopher Killers	53	57	110
3	Stableford Stars	48	59	107
4	Team Dzendzel	52	43	95
5	Par-Tee Animals	49	40	89
6	Four Play	55	33	88

The biggest mover of the week was Rich Babjak, up six points from Week 1. Chris Del Signore also bounced back with a five-point improvement, while Vic Hensler, Tim Townsend, Jake Kovac, and Barry Smith all moved in the right direction. On the flip side, Al Kabana had the toughest afternoon in the field — down seven points from his opener — and Larry Dzendzel slipped six. In Stableford golf, though, one good Wednesday fixes everything quickly.

Dwight Helfrich and John Mallick both made their 2026 debuts this week, contributing solid rounds for Team Dzendzel and Par-Tee Animals respectively. Good to see you out there, gentlemen. We also missed Adam Peters, Al Powanda, Bill Hensler, Bob Ciorra, Dale Bickerstaff, and Randy Hobaugh — hope to see you all back on the tee sheet soon.

Stableford Stars

Gopher Killers

Green Assassins!

Par-Tee Animals

DragonballZ

Mark your calendars and do not be late: Wednesday, May 13th is the most important night of the early season. Due to last week’s rainout, scores from May 13th will count for both Week 2 and Week 4 — meaning the top four scores from every team get counted twice in the standings. With only six points separating first from third, one strong outing could completely flip the leaderboard. This is not the week to leave your clubs in the car.

See everyone on the first tee. ⛳

Scoring data sourced from official WFL weekly scorecards. Team standings use top 4 scores per team per week. All Stableford points calculated using WHS handicap indexes at Manor Valley Golf Course.