Crypto Cup Recap Pages

Results of the 14th Annual Tim Sheahan Memorial Golf Tournament (aka Crypto Cup). This event raised $38,000 in support of the NCMF.

Friday, May 15th, 2015 was a gorgeous, sunny day with temperatures in the high 70s. The 14th Annual Eagle Alliance CryptoCup began with registration and breakfast at 7:30 a.m. and a Shotgun Start and Tee-Off (many dressed as spies! - see below) at 8:30 a.m. After 18 holes of play, everyone gathered for a country buffet lunch and awards! Get all the award info and see PHOTO GALLERIES below.

Eagle Alliance 2015 Golf - Spy Tee Off

There were 140 players who gathered at the Patuxent Greens Golf Course, in Laurel, MD, to enjoy a day of fun and competition. Volunteers distributed goodie bags, manned two beverage stations, and photographed the event.

This year's tournament featured a "Spy Tee-Off" fundraiser which many enjoyed.


2015 Eagle Alliance Golf - Spy Tee off team

Lots of teams got into the spirit and participated in the Spy Tee-Off Fundraiser! Thanks golfers!

Many golfers and some who were just out to support the event, made a contribution and put on a disguise for their tee-off. We still knew who they were, especially by their golf swing! See more photos of our "spy" golfers and tournament crashers below!


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AWARD WINNERS

2015 Eagle Alliance golf winners

The 2015 Eagle Alliance CryptoCup winners from Superior Communications, Inc. with NCMF President Dick Schaeffer: Ron Hurley, Marc Crumpler, Danny Pflieger, and Bobby Sheahin

First place:  Ron Hurley, Marc Crumpler, Danny Pflieger, and Bobby Sheahin of Superior Communications, Inc. (SCI) 
Second place:  Fran Moran, Tammy Wistos, Mike Bausch, and Scott Dunlap of World Wide Technologies (WWTAS)  
Third place:  Ron Wade, Brian Coleman, Danny Palumbo, and Dave Coburn representing EMC.

Other contests were held during play and the winners were:
Longest Drive – Ladies: Tammy Marks
Longest Drive - Mens: Steve Dewberry
Closest to the Pin: Fran Moran
Mega-Putt Contest (held before tee-off): Kevin Lauffer

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Eagle Alliance Check Presentation to NCMF

2015 Eagle Alliance golf check presentation to NCMF

Mike Miller, head of Client Relations for Eagle Alliance, presented NCMF President Dick Schaeffer with a $38,000 check for the tournament fundraiser! THANK YOU to Eagle Alliance for their continued, invaluable support!

We cannot adequately express our gratitude to Eagle Alliance for their continued support. The annual CryptoCup golf tournament has proven to be a vital fundraiser for the NCMF, and helps make it possible for us to continue supporting the efforts of the National Cryptologic Museum.

Sponsors, Donors, & Volunteers

The NCMF would like to thank the following companies, organizations, and individuals. The event was a success because of each of them!

THANK YOU!

SPONSORS:

SCI (Superior Communications, Inc.
Brocade
Cisco
Clearshark
CNI (Chesapeake Network Installations)
Corning
CyberCore
EMC
Hewlett Packard
Intelligent Decisions
Infoblox
KeyW
Lexmark
Intel Security (McAfee)
MCO Computer Supplies
Net App
Quantum
SEL (Schweitzer Engineering Labs)
TechUSA
WWTAS (World Wide Technology Advanced Solutions)
Zavda

DONORS:

Baltimore Orioles (Barry Bingaman)
Cutco Cutlery (Ian Conners)
Medieval Times at Arundel Mills Mall
Mission BBQ in Glen Burnie
National Cryptologic Museum
Tower Federal Credit Union

VOLUNTEERS:  Many thanks to the wonderful volunteers for their special touches that helped to make this event successful & memorable!

CyberCore:
Jessica Furey from CyberCore

Eagle Alliance:
Dawn Pruss
Winnie Weeks
Tara Colison
Cynthia Haynes
Donna Sypniewski
Jim Taylor (photos)
and a SPECIAL note of gratitude to Stephanie Agostinelli, our amazing, dedicated, & tireless Event Manager!

2015 VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION & AWARDS LUNCHEON

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2015 Eagle Alliance golf NCMF Spy Tee Off

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!!!

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