47th Annual CIC Golf Classic Draws 200 Golfers, 408 Dinner Guests on July 13

Scarborough, NY—Sleepy Hollow Country Club once again served as host of the CIC Annual Golf Classic this past Monday, July 13. On a beautiful day with gorgeous views of the Hudson Valley serving as a backdrop, 200 contractors, suppliers, union labor officials and services professionals competed in a morning and an afternoon round of golf played in a “shotgun” format.

Northeast Structural Steel, Inc.—from left: John Dolan, Dan Mallen, Blake Pietrangelo and Rob Antenucci
Yonkers Contracting Company, Inc.—from left: James McCoy, Glenn Olechnowich, Keith Robinson and Fred Cardillo
ELQ Industries, Inc.—from left: Chris Pennessi, Paul Fraioli, Leo Dragone and Alberto Tedeschi
Players wait to begin their round
The famous 16th hole was a fan favorite for taking pictures throughout the day
ELQ Industries, Inc.—from left: Roger Seward, Alex Teixeira, Joe Batista and Pete Ragone
Northeast Structural Steel, Inc.—from left: John Dolan, Dan Mallen, Blake Pietrangelo and Rob Antenucci
Yonkers Contracting Company, Inc.—from left: James McCoy, Glenn Olechnowich, Keith Robinson and Fred Cardillo
ELQ Industries, Inc.—from left: Chris Pennessi, Paul Fraioli, Leo Dragone and Alberto Tedeschi
Players wait to begin their round
The famous 16th hole was a fan favorite for taking pictures throughout the day
ELQ Industries, Inc.—from left: Roger Seward, Alex Teixeira, Joe Batista and Pete Ragone

Afterwards, as cocktails and dinner were served on the terrace of the country club, the sun was setting over the Hudson River, making for a stunning view that allowed a great photo opportunity for the 408 guests who came out to enjoy the festivities. With many elected officials and leaders in the contracting community in attendance, John Cooney, Jr. gave a presentation on the CIC’s continued commitment to building our community and careers through apprenticeship in the Hudson Valley.

The night concluded as prizes and gift certificates for the SHCC Pro Shop were awarded to the winners of the day, with Matt Benedon taking home first place for the morning (69) and Gunner Granito of Shawn’s Lawns winning in the afternoon (68).

Other notable winners include the team of Don Cervantes, Jake Granito, Nicholas Wendell and Gunner Granito of Shawn’s Lawns for first place team; Longest drive was awarded to Gianluca Ruggiero of Gianfia (AM) and Jake Granito of Shawn’s Lawns (PM). Closest to the pin went to Matt Pucila of Ecco III (AM) and Dan Bianco of NYS Laborers LECET (PM); Closest to the line was won by Joe Spost of Lechase (AM) and Kieran Keaveney of KCM Construction (PM); and longest drive for ladies was won by Beth Cheverie of NYS Laborers LECET. The final award was given to the winners of the annual Louis G. Nappi Bocce tournament, Rocco Circosta and Jarred Stellar of Peckham Industries.

Shawn’s Lawns—from left: Don Cervantes, Nicholas Wendell, Gunner Granito and Jake Granito
Over 400 guests enjoyed cocktails on the terrace after a day of golf
Cohen, Seglias, Pallas, Greenhall and Furman—from left: Mike Dipaolo, Damon Disimone, Tim Ryan and Michael McKenna
Halcyon Construction—from left: Steve Harrison, Bill Haas, Steve Rogers and Vinny Montabelo
NYS Laborers LECET—from left: Darren Corrente, Todd Diorio, Adam Lupino and Dan Bianco
From Left: Peter Steinberg, Max Schwartzapfel and James Steinberg from Westchester Putnam Building and Trades and Matthew Kosara from Hudson Edge Investment Partners
Montesano Brothers, Inc.—from left: Dominick Montesano, Danielle Tarkin, Brian Tarkin and Christopher Montesano
Guests enjoyed the sunset over the Hudson as the evening progressed
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