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Sports Briefs: Gaylord High School volleyball camp will be held June 18-19
Friday, June 6, 2008 2:33 PM EDT
GAYLORD — The annual Gaylord Volleyball Camp will take place June 18-19 at Gaylord High School.
The camp, which will be put on by Lakeland College coach Sara Dehring — will be for athletes entering grades nine through 12.
Cost for the camp is $50. For more information, email GHS coach Chris Martin at martinc@kirtland.edu or visit www.gaylordvolleyball.com.
Also, summer volleyball drills will begin Thursday, June 12 from 6-8:30 a.m. for varsity and junior varsity players. Check the above web site for information.
18-over drop-in hockey
The camp, which will be put on by Lakeland College coach Sara Dehring — will be for athletes entering grades nine through 12.
Cost for the camp is $50. For more information, email GHS coach Chris Martin at martinc@kirtland.edu or visit www.gaylordvolleyball.com.
Also, summer volleyball drills will begin Thursday, June 12 from 6-8:30 a.m. for varsity and junior varsity players. Check the above web site for information.
18-over drop-in hockey
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GAYLORD — The Otsego County Sportsplex will host a 18 and older drop-in hockey night, each Sunday from 7:30-9 p.m. The cost will be $7 per player. The time slot will remain in place all summer.
Contact the Sportsplex at 731-3546 with any questions.
Blue Chip Football Camp
GAYLORD — The annual Gaylord Blue Chip football camp will take place July 21-22 for students entering grades one through eight.
Director of the coach will again be William Cleaver, a former St. Mary and GHS head coach who compiled a 78-34 record the past 11 years. Cleaver was recently hired as a football assistant at Central Michigan University.
The camp, which will be held at Gaylord High School, will feature two sessions. The first, which is for first through fifth-graders, will be from 5:30-7:30 p.m. and the second, for sixth through eighth-graders, is from 7:30-9:30 p.m.
The purpose of the camp is to develop fooball skills in all aspects of football — passing, catching, pass coverage, pass drops, blocking, tackling and position techniques.
Pre-registration fee for the camp is $30, which includes a T-shirt. Registration the day of the camp is $35. Make checks payable to Blue Chip Football Camp.
In addition to Cleaver, other present and former GHS coaches and college coaches will be present.
Campers must bring gym shoes or football cleats and workout clothes.
Call 614-0608 for more information.
Triple Threat boy’s hoops camp
GAYLORD — The fourth-annual Triple Threat individual skills basketball camp will take place June 9-11 at Gaylord High School for boys ages 10 to 15.
The camp runs from 9 a.m.-noon each day and is led by GHS basketball coaches Pat Enders and Jason Weiss. Each camper will receive a ball and T-shirt Cost is $40. Students can pick up a registration form at Gaylord Intermediate School. For more information, contact Enders at 732-9455.
Basketball Skills Camp
GAYLORD — St. Mary varsity basketball coaches Chris McKenzie and Dale Jacob will conduct a basketball skills clinic for boys and girls in kindergarten through 12th-grade June 12-14 at St. Mary School.
The clinic will be divided into three different times — kindergarten through second-grade from 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m., third through sixth-grade from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and seventh through 12th-grade from 1-3:30 p.m.
Cost is $25 per child, which includes a camp T-shirt.
Please send registration form and check payable to St. Mary Athletics to St. Mary Cathedral School, 321 N. Otsego Ave, Gaylord, MI 49735. Deadline to register is May 30 and please bring a water bottle and gym shoes to camp each day.
This clinic is open to students from all schools.
Shot Doctor basketball camp
GAYLORD — There will be a Shot Doctor Shooting Camp for all girls in grades four through 12 June 19-20 at Gaylord High School. Shot Doctor Basketball U.S.A. is a highly-respected group dedicated to improving shooting among young players. The camp will run from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day. Tuition includes a T-Shirt and self improvement follow-up program.
For more information, contact Kelli Parker at 731-0969 (school) or 732-3434 (home). Information can also be attained at www.gaylordhighschool.org/athletics.
Youth football registration
GAYLORD — Gaylord will again be offering a flag football program this fall. The program is open to all children entering first through sixth-grade this fall. Players can register online at www.nflyouthfootball.com. The cost for online registration is just $45 and it increases to $55 if registering in person. Registration forms are located at Catt Development (across from Secretary of State) Monday through Friday. For those children new to the program, a copy of birth certificate is required.
Registration ends July 23 and anyone registering thereafter will be put on a waiting list with the fee increasing to $65. For more information, contact Bonnie Miller at 370-0452 or Kristie Taubitz at 732-9722 ext. 8. There also is a tackle football program new this year, open to all students entering sixth grade. Students who aren’t familiar with football are highly recommended to sign up for flag football, however.
Registration will take place at the Otsego Memorial Hospital Professional Building May 28-29 at 5 p.m. and forms will also be available at Catt Development. If rosters are not full, registration will be available at the Blue Chips Football Camp. Rosters will close if rosters are full with no exceptions. Cost for the program is $60 and all participants are required to have a physical and provide copy of their birth certificate.
Soccer teams forming in Petoskey
PETOSKEY — The Petoskey Youth Soccer Association will be sponsoring two new boys’ select soccer teams this fall who will compete in the Michigan State Premier Soccer League. The U-13 team is open to all boys born between 8/1/95 and 7/31/96 and the U-14 team is open to all boys born between 8/1/94 and 7/31/95.
Tryouts will be held June 17 and June 19 from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Click Road Soccer Complex in Petoskey. To register for the tryouts, please call the PYSA at 231-348-2947.
Tuesday morning GCC league
GAYLORD — The following are the results of June 3rd’s Gaylord Country Club’s Ladies Tuesday morning league:
Event: O.S.E.N
First Flight: 1. Linda Reinhardt; 2. Maureen Steel
Second Flight: 1. Bobbie Dunsmore; 2. Marlene Smith
Third Flight: 1. Pearl Palmer, Jill Gregerson
Fourth Flight: 1. Marilyn Nemeth; 2. Boots Still
Low Putts: Connie Lynch
Chip Ins: Jill Gregerson; Marilyn Keyes; Connie Lynch; Barb Otto
Birdies: Connie Lynch, Pearl Palmer, Jan Palmbos.
Tuesday evening GCC league
GAYLORD — The following are the results of June 3rd’s Gaylord Country Club’s Ladies Tuesday evening league:
Event: Long Drive (No. 9)
1. Jennifer Hendrickson
2. Sue Ciszewski
Michaywé Ladies League
GAYLORD — The following are the results of this week’s Michaywé Ladies League:
Flight A: Rita Dickie/Kathy Hees (61)
Flight B: Gerri Klein/Helen Pusker (58)
Flight C: Carol Boik/Carolyn Smith (62)
Flight D (9 holes): Terry Murphy/Karen Vogel (32)
Chip Ins: Peggy Craft (2), Donna Renton (5), Rosemary Paradoski (6), Margaret Schweitzer (8), Kathy Hees (8), Paulie McCoy (11)
Birdies: JoAnn Kraut (11), Mary Stiver (16).
North Country Trail meeting
ANTRIM COUNTY — To celebrate National Trails Day, the North Country Trails Association (NCTA) offers hikers an opportunity to build a piece of history Saturday.
A new two-mile section of trail is being added to the North Country Trail, following a ridge line between M-32W and US-131. Volunteers are needed June 7 to help complete the project.
NCTA’s Tittabawassee Chapter maintains roughly 70 miles of the NCT, from Kalkaska northward through the city of Petoskey and this project is the newest addition to the trail.
Trail crews will assemble at the Warner Creek Pathway trailhead at 9 a.m. The trailhead is located two miles west of US-131 on M-32.
Volunteers should bring a lunch and water to the work day.
For more information, contact Gary Johnson at 989-289-4477 or visit the NCTA website at www.northcountrytrail.org/tbw/index.htm.
Contact the Sportsplex at 731-3546 with any questions.
Blue Chip Football Camp
GAYLORD — The annual Gaylord Blue Chip football camp will take place July 21-22 for students entering grades one through eight.
Director of the coach will again be William Cleaver, a former St. Mary and GHS head coach who compiled a 78-34 record the past 11 years. Cleaver was recently hired as a football assistant at Central Michigan University.
The camp, which will be held at Gaylord High School, will feature two sessions. The first, which is for first through fifth-graders, will be from 5:30-7:30 p.m. and the second, for sixth through eighth-graders, is from 7:30-9:30 p.m.
The purpose of the camp is to develop fooball skills in all aspects of football — passing, catching, pass coverage, pass drops, blocking, tackling and position techniques.
Pre-registration fee for the camp is $30, which includes a T-shirt. Registration the day of the camp is $35. Make checks payable to Blue Chip Football Camp.
In addition to Cleaver, other present and former GHS coaches and college coaches will be present.
Campers must bring gym shoes or football cleats and workout clothes.
Call 614-0608 for more information.
Triple Threat boy’s hoops camp
GAYLORD — The fourth-annual Triple Threat individual skills basketball camp will take place June 9-11 at Gaylord High School for boys ages 10 to 15.
The camp runs from 9 a.m.-noon each day and is led by GHS basketball coaches Pat Enders and Jason Weiss. Each camper will receive a ball and T-shirt Cost is $40. Students can pick up a registration form at Gaylord Intermediate School. For more information, contact Enders at 732-9455.
Basketball Skills Camp
GAYLORD — St. Mary varsity basketball coaches Chris McKenzie and Dale Jacob will conduct a basketball skills clinic for boys and girls in kindergarten through 12th-grade June 12-14 at St. Mary School.
The clinic will be divided into three different times — kindergarten through second-grade from 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m., third through sixth-grade from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and seventh through 12th-grade from 1-3:30 p.m.
Cost is $25 per child, which includes a camp T-shirt.
Please send registration form and check payable to St. Mary Athletics to St. Mary Cathedral School, 321 N. Otsego Ave, Gaylord, MI 49735. Deadline to register is May 30 and please bring a water bottle and gym shoes to camp each day.
This clinic is open to students from all schools.
Shot Doctor basketball camp
GAYLORD — There will be a Shot Doctor Shooting Camp for all girls in grades four through 12 June 19-20 at Gaylord High School. Shot Doctor Basketball U.S.A. is a highly-respected group dedicated to improving shooting among young players. The camp will run from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day. Tuition includes a T-Shirt and self improvement follow-up program.
For more information, contact Kelli Parker at 731-0969 (school) or 732-3434 (home). Information can also be attained at www.gaylordhighschool.org/athletics.
Youth football registration
GAYLORD — Gaylord will again be offering a flag football program this fall. The program is open to all children entering first through sixth-grade this fall. Players can register online at www.nflyouthfootball.com. The cost for online registration is just $45 and it increases to $55 if registering in person. Registration forms are located at Catt Development (across from Secretary of State) Monday through Friday. For those children new to the program, a copy of birth certificate is required.
Registration ends July 23 and anyone registering thereafter will be put on a waiting list with the fee increasing to $65. For more information, contact Bonnie Miller at 370-0452 or Kristie Taubitz at 732-9722 ext. 8. There also is a tackle football program new this year, open to all students entering sixth grade. Students who aren’t familiar with football are highly recommended to sign up for flag football, however.
Registration will take place at the Otsego Memorial Hospital Professional Building May 28-29 at 5 p.m. and forms will also be available at Catt Development. If rosters are not full, registration will be available at the Blue Chips Football Camp. Rosters will close if rosters are full with no exceptions. Cost for the program is $60 and all participants are required to have a physical and provide copy of their birth certificate.
Soccer teams forming in Petoskey
PETOSKEY — The Petoskey Youth Soccer Association will be sponsoring two new boys’ select soccer teams this fall who will compete in the Michigan State Premier Soccer League. The U-13 team is open to all boys born between 8/1/95 and 7/31/96 and the U-14 team is open to all boys born between 8/1/94 and 7/31/95.
Tryouts will be held June 17 and June 19 from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Click Road Soccer Complex in Petoskey. To register for the tryouts, please call the PYSA at 231-348-2947.
Tuesday morning GCC league
GAYLORD — The following are the results of June 3rd’s Gaylord Country Club’s Ladies Tuesday morning league:
Event: O.S.E.N
First Flight: 1. Linda Reinhardt; 2. Maureen Steel
Second Flight: 1. Bobbie Dunsmore; 2. Marlene Smith
Third Flight: 1. Pearl Palmer, Jill Gregerson
Fourth Flight: 1. Marilyn Nemeth; 2. Boots Still
Low Putts: Connie Lynch
Chip Ins: Jill Gregerson; Marilyn Keyes; Connie Lynch; Barb Otto
Birdies: Connie Lynch, Pearl Palmer, Jan Palmbos.
Tuesday evening GCC league
GAYLORD — The following are the results of June 3rd’s Gaylord Country Club’s Ladies Tuesday evening league:
Event: Long Drive (No. 9)
1. Jennifer Hendrickson
2. Sue Ciszewski
Michaywé Ladies League
GAYLORD — The following are the results of this week’s Michaywé Ladies League:
Flight A: Rita Dickie/Kathy Hees (61)
Flight B: Gerri Klein/Helen Pusker (58)
Flight C: Carol Boik/Carolyn Smith (62)
Flight D (9 holes): Terry Murphy/Karen Vogel (32)
Chip Ins: Peggy Craft (2), Donna Renton (5), Rosemary Paradoski (6), Margaret Schweitzer (8), Kathy Hees (8), Paulie McCoy (11)
Birdies: JoAnn Kraut (11), Mary Stiver (16).
North Country Trail meeting
ANTRIM COUNTY — To celebrate National Trails Day, the North Country Trails Association (NCTA) offers hikers an opportunity to build a piece of history Saturday.
A new two-mile section of trail is being added to the North Country Trail, following a ridge line between M-32W and US-131. Volunteers are needed June 7 to help complete the project.
NCTA’s Tittabawassee Chapter maintains roughly 70 miles of the NCT, from Kalkaska northward through the city of Petoskey and this project is the newest addition to the trail.
Trail crews will assemble at the Warner Creek Pathway trailhead at 9 a.m. The trailhead is located two miles west of US-131 on M-32.
Volunteers should bring a lunch and water to the work day.
For more information, contact Gary Johnson at 989-289-4477 or visit the NCTA website at www.northcountrytrail.org/tbw/index.htm.
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