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Real name:

Jarvis Quenga (East Bay OLDIES)

Location:

Antelope, CA

Division:

Men's 50

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May 6, 2010 Q19	Topic: Tournaments Discussion: Reno 50 MAJOR East Bay Oldies in the house!
March 5, 2010 Q19	Topic: Product review Discussion: protection Google "EVOSHIELD". I've used it while pitching and haven't yet had the displeasure of being SPUN. Costly at about $90 but some protection is better than none. Conforms to your pectoral dimensions even if they droop a little. Damn, I sound like an advertisement or you can keep a defibrillator in your equipment bag.
March 4, 2010 Q19	Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Anyone use Glucosamine, Chondroitin and/or MSM? I've been taking all 3 for about 10 years now. Had surgery twice on my right ankle before taking the supplement. Use to wake up in the morning with ankle stiffness and after being on the supplement for a few months, the stiffness went away. Only take it once a day at night but sometimes double the dose when playing during a tournament weekend. Might check out CELADRIN (seen it in COSTCO) in the near future.
Feb. 17, 2010 Q19	Topic: Tournaments Discussion: Teams Being Bumped Up Deja Vu! After we (EAST BAY OLDIES) won the '09 Rockin Reno Challenge we got bumped up to MAJOR PLUS. Granted we won a few tournaments in the Nor Cal Senior circuit, we were'nt exactly killing teams. We quietly protested to SS-USA to no avail. Then we make SS-USA look good by finishing second place to the Seacrest Mavericks in the World Championships in Phoenix.

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