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Registration starting for spring sports
By Staff Reports
Wednesday, January 23, 2008 | No comments posted.
All boys and girls interested in playing spring soccer, track & field or softball may register now at the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon.
Registration forms are available for all the sports activities; early sign-up is encouraged.
Spring soccer will get underway for first- through sixth-graders at the end of March. Anyone wanting to play should register now to be placed on a team. Practices may begin towards the end of February. The fee is $40 with a current club membership.
Track and field is for boys and girls in grades 4-6. Teams will be formed in Coos Bay, North Bend, Bandon and Reedsport. Individuals in other areas are welcome to participate.
Practices may start at the end of February and meets start at the end of March. The fee is $40 with a current Club membership. Those interested may call 267-3635 for more information.
Coaches needed
for spring sports
All those interested in volunteering as a coach for either spring soccer or track and field should register now at the Boys & Girls Club.
Teams will begin forming at the end of February with the first games/meet on Saturday, March 29.
Those interested can call Karen or Jay at 267-3635 for more information.
Sportsmanship Awards
Bay Area Sportsman’s Association sportsmanship and official awards for Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon basketball games played Saturday, Jan. 12.
Blossom Gulch Gym
Sportsmanship Awards
Third-grade boys — South Coast Ortopedic (Blossom Gulch), coached by Catherine Hampton.
Fourth-grade boys — West Coast Contractors (Blossom Gulch), coached by Bryan Trendell.
Fourth-grade girls — American Family Insurance (Bunker Hill), coached by Doug Woolsey.
Official Awards
Professional — Sarah Cooney. Hustle — Amanda Hall.
Peirce Court Gym
Sportmanship Awards
Third-grade boys — Honda World (Reedsport), coached by Stan Beach.
Third-grade girls — North Bend Lanes (Hillcrest), coached by Aimee Finnigan.
Fifth-grade boys — Stuntzer Engineering (North Bend White), coached by John Olson.
Fifth-grade girls — Lighthouse Tsunami (North Bend Gold), coached by Emily Arnick.
Sixth-grade girls — Vend West (Millicoma White), coached by Bryan Trendell.
Official Awards
Professional — Blair Davis. Hustle — Edward Gayewski.
Millicoma Gym
Sportsmanship Awards
Fifth-grade boys — Johnson Rock (North Bend Black), coached by Jay Andrews.
Sixth-grade girls — Jake’s Body & Paint (Reedsport), coached by Trish Hoffman.
Sixth-grade boys — Coos bay Timber Operators (North Bend Brown), coached by Bill Lucero.
Official Awards
Professional — Jenn West. Hustle — Evan Griffin.
Registration forms are available for all the sports activities; early sign-up is encouraged.
Spring soccer will get underway for first- through sixth-graders at the end of March. Anyone wanting to play should register now to be placed on a team. Practices may begin towards the end of February. The fee is $40 with a current club membership.
Track and field is for boys and girls in grades 4-6. Teams will be formed in Coos Bay, North Bend, Bandon and Reedsport. Individuals in other areas are welcome to participate.
Practices may start at the end of February and meets start at the end of March. The fee is $40 with a current Club membership. Those interested may call 267-3635 for more information.
Coaches needed
for spring sports
All those interested in volunteering as a coach for either spring soccer or track and field should register now at the Boys & Girls Club.
Teams will begin forming at the end of February with the first games/meet on Saturday, March 29.
Those interested can call Karen or Jay at 267-3635 for more information.
Sportsmanship Awards
Bay Area Sportsman’s Association sportsmanship and official awards for Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon basketball games played Saturday, Jan. 12.
Blossom Gulch Gym
Sportsmanship Awards
Third-grade boys — South Coast Ortopedic (Blossom Gulch), coached by Catherine Hampton.
Fourth-grade boys — West Coast Contractors (Blossom Gulch), coached by Bryan Trendell.
Fourth-grade girls — American Family Insurance (Bunker Hill), coached by Doug Woolsey.
Official Awards
Professional — Sarah Cooney. Hustle — Amanda Hall.
Peirce Court Gym
Sportmanship Awards
Third-grade boys — Honda World (Reedsport), coached by Stan Beach.
Third-grade girls — North Bend Lanes (Hillcrest), coached by Aimee Finnigan.
Fifth-grade boys — Stuntzer Engineering (North Bend White), coached by John Olson.
Fifth-grade girls — Lighthouse Tsunami (North Bend Gold), coached by Emily Arnick.
Sixth-grade girls — Vend West (Millicoma White), coached by Bryan Trendell.
Official Awards
Professional — Blair Davis. Hustle — Edward Gayewski.
Millicoma Gym
Sportsmanship Awards
Fifth-grade boys — Johnson Rock (North Bend Black), coached by Jay Andrews.
Sixth-grade girls — Jake’s Body & Paint (Reedsport), coached by Trish Hoffman.
Sixth-grade boys — Coos bay Timber Operators (North Bend Brown), coached by Bill Lucero.
Official Awards
Professional — Jenn West. Hustle — Evan Griffin.
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