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Youth Sports: Mustangs win soccer tourney
By Staff Reports
Sunday, November 08, 2009 | No comments posted.
The Fall soccer season for the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon came to a close last weekend with a fifth/sixth-grade tournament at North Bay School.
The Mustangs, a team coached by Erik Johnson and sponsored by C & S Fire Safe Services, won three games during the day to take the championship.
In the title game, the Mustangs beat the Reedsport Ding Dongs, coached by Floyd Charlton. The Ding Dongs, sponsored by Jake’s Body & Paint, won two other games and lost one during the day.
Third place went to North Bend, coached by Tracy Diefenbaugh and sponsored by DB Western.
North Bend lost to the Mustangs and Ding Dongs, but beat Myrtle Point and Coquille.
The tournament was played in a double-elimination format with two 20-minute halves in each game. Ties were broken through a shootout.
Boys & Girls Club officials extended thanks to all the South Coast school districts that allowed use of their facilities during the fall soccer and flag football seasons.
Sportsmanship Awards
Bay Area Sportsman’s Association sportsmanship and official awards for soccer games played on Oct. 24 and the tournament on Oct. 31, as well as flag football games played on Oct. 24 and 31.
Sportsmanship Awards
Soccer (Oct. 24): Abel Insurance (Myrtle Point), coahced by Rachel Price.
Flag Football (Oct. 24): Bandon Tigers (Bandon), coached by Dona Anderson.
Flag Football (Oct. 31): Gold Coast Truck Repair (Bunker Hill/Madison), coached by Larry Locken.
Officials Awards
Soccer (Oct. 24) — Hustle: Jeff Veysey and Andres Esparza-Gonzalez.
Soccer Tournament (Oct. 31) — Professional: Nathan Forderer. Hustle: Ryan Campbell.
Flag Football — Professional: Dylan Kidd and Andrew Brainard. Hustle: ALex Dew and James Ashenfelter.
Basketball registration
Registration for the upcoming basketball season at the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon starts on Monday.
The sport is for boys and girls in grades 3 through 6. The fee is $65 with a current club membership.
Fee reductions are only available through Nov. 13 for those who qualify.
Practices can begin on Nov. 30. The first games will be played on Jan. 16.
For more information, call 267-6573.
Hoop Group
Hoop Group with coach Mike Herbert and the Southwestern Oregon Community College women’s basketball team continues on Monday nights through Nov. 30.
Hoop Group is an open gym for boys and girls in grades 1 through 12 and runs from 6 to 8 p.m. each Monday. The fee is $10 a week or $30 per month. Participants don’t need to be Boys & Girls Club members.
People can sign up at the Boys & Girls Club or at the gym on Mondays.
For more information, call Karen Bauder at 267-6573.
Fit Challenge
The first NBA/WNBA Fit Challenge will be held on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Boys & Girls Club.
This free event is for boys and girls who will be 8 to 14 years old on Feb. 12, 2010.
The event includes line sprints, jumping rope, speed revolution, wall pass and defensive shuffle. Local winners will be eligible to compete at the regional level.
Proof of age should be provided when registering.
For more information, call 267-6573.
The Mustangs, a team coached by Erik Johnson and sponsored by C & S Fire Safe Services, won three games during the day to take the championship.
In the title game, the Mustangs beat the Reedsport Ding Dongs, coached by Floyd Charlton. The Ding Dongs, sponsored by Jake’s Body & Paint, won two other games and lost one during the day.
Third place went to North Bend, coached by Tracy Diefenbaugh and sponsored by DB Western.
North Bend lost to the Mustangs and Ding Dongs, but beat Myrtle Point and Coquille.
The tournament was played in a double-elimination format with two 20-minute halves in each game. Ties were broken through a shootout.
Boys & Girls Club officials extended thanks to all the South Coast school districts that allowed use of their facilities during the fall soccer and flag football seasons.
Sportsmanship Awards
Bay Area Sportsman’s Association sportsmanship and official awards for soccer games played on Oct. 24 and the tournament on Oct. 31, as well as flag football games played on Oct. 24 and 31.
Sportsmanship Awards
Soccer (Oct. 24): Abel Insurance (Myrtle Point), coahced by Rachel Price.
Flag Football (Oct. 24): Bandon Tigers (Bandon), coached by Dona Anderson.
Flag Football (Oct. 31): Gold Coast Truck Repair (Bunker Hill/Madison), coached by Larry Locken.
Officials Awards
Soccer (Oct. 24) — Hustle: Jeff Veysey and Andres Esparza-Gonzalez.
Soccer Tournament (Oct. 31) — Professional: Nathan Forderer. Hustle: Ryan Campbell.
Flag Football — Professional: Dylan Kidd and Andrew Brainard. Hustle: ALex Dew and James Ashenfelter.
Basketball registration
Registration for the upcoming basketball season at the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon starts on Monday.
The sport is for boys and girls in grades 3 through 6. The fee is $65 with a current club membership.
Fee reductions are only available through Nov. 13 for those who qualify.
Practices can begin on Nov. 30. The first games will be played on Jan. 16.
For more information, call 267-6573.
Hoop Group
Hoop Group with coach Mike Herbert and the Southwestern Oregon Community College women’s basketball team continues on Monday nights through Nov. 30.
Hoop Group is an open gym for boys and girls in grades 1 through 12 and runs from 6 to 8 p.m. each Monday. The fee is $10 a week or $30 per month. Participants don’t need to be Boys & Girls Club members.
People can sign up at the Boys & Girls Club or at the gym on Mondays.
For more information, call Karen Bauder at 267-6573.
Fit Challenge
The first NBA/WNBA Fit Challenge will be held on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Boys & Girls Club.
This free event is for boys and girls who will be 8 to 14 years old on Feb. 12, 2010.
The event includes line sprints, jumping rope, speed revolution, wall pass and defensive shuffle. Local winners will be eligible to compete at the regional level.
Proof of age should be provided when registering.
For more information, call 267-6573.
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