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Published Thursday, January 28, 2010 12:54 PM
Summerville Journal Scene ®
Baseball tryouts The Shockwave 11U travel baseball team will have tryouts at 3 p.m. Jan. 31 and Feb. 6 at the Gahagan Sports Complex. Call Brad Horton (509-1060), Byron Bass (810-6659) or Tony Spence (297-9432) for more information. Oldtimer Football Game Registration for Goose Creek High School’s Third Annual Old Timer Football Game is planned for Feb. 4 from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Goose Creek High School L.A. Cafeteria. Registration is $30 with cash, or check made payable to Goose Creek High School Booster Club. A waiver must be signed at the time of registration to be eligible to practice or play. The Oldtimer’s Game will be played on March 20 and benefits MUSC Children’s Hospital. PTSA tournament The Summerville High School PTSA Green Wave Open golf tournament is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Feb. 20 at Miler Country Club. Entry fee is $50 per person and includes a donation to the SHS PTSA, 18 holes of Captain’s Choice golf, cart, contests and a cookout to follow play. Sponsorship opportunities are available for the tournament, which helps provide student scholarships, teacher mini-grants and other items to the school. For more information, contact any member of the golf committee: Leiding Walters (729-3371), Paul & Stacy Welsh (343-9799 or 343-1270), Suzanne Blanton (873-2210 ext 221) or Sherri Knight (814-7168). YMCA Cup The Summerville Family YMCA will host the 2010 YMCA Cup at The Ponds Jan. 30. The co-ed, 6v6 soccer tournament is designed to provide a recreational experience that is perfect for first-time tournament participants. It will also serve as a warm-up event for the Spring soccer season. There will be U8, U10 and U12 divisions. Details on registering a team of 10 can be obtained at any of the three Summerville Y branches. Athlete nominations Nominations are now being accepted for the Dorchester School District Two Athletic Hall of Fame. Nomination forms for Summerville High School and Alston High School can be picked up and turned in at the Summerville High School front office. The nomination deadline is March 1. Shank and shuck Registration is open for Miler Country Club’s annual Powerball Golf tournament, scheduled for Superbowl Sunday. Tee off is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Feb. 7 and an oyster/hot dog roast with cash bar will follow play. Four types of entry classifications are available. For a registration fee of $40, players receive 18 holes of golf, cart, oysters and draft beer. Discounts are available for players not wanting a cart and for players age 12 or younger. Non-golfers can get tickets to the oyster roast for $17. To register, visit the Miler pro shop. Red Sox wanted The Charleston Baseball Academy Red Sox team is looking for players age 8-10 for the upcoming spring baseball season. Contact Robert Heaton at 973-1255 or reheaton@yahoo.com or visit the team website http://www.eteamz.com/cba10uredsox. Lacrosse Charleston Lacrosse needs new and experienced players as well as coaches for its youth teams for athletes age 12-18. Males and females interested can visit www.charlestonyouthlacrosse.org or call John Nolte at 696-7715 or Peter Collins at 343-7634. The season begins in February. Golf Card Orders can now be placed for the 2010 Golf Privilege Card. The program offers cardholders discounts of up to 60 percent at more than 3,000 participating courses nationwide. Now, through the Golf Privilege website, golfers can also track the courses they have played, view the discounts available at each course and schedule tee times all from the convenience of their own homes. Proceeds from cards support the American Lung Association’s fight against lung disease. For more information or to order a card, visit www.GolfLungCard.com.
Baseball tryouts The Shockwave 11U travel baseball team will have tryouts at 3 p.m. Jan. 31 and Feb. 6 at the Gahagan Sports Complex. Call Brad Horton (509-1060), Byron Bass (810-6659) or Tony Spence (297-9432) for more information. Oldtimer Football Game Registration for Goose Creek High School’s Third Annual Old Timer Football Game is planned for Feb. 4 from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Goose Creek High School L.A. Cafeteria. Registration is $30 with cash, or check made payable to Goose Creek High School Booster Club. A waiver must be signed at the time of registration to be eligible to practice or play. The Oldtimer’s Game will be played on March 20 and benefits MUSC Children’s Hospital. PTSA tournament The Summerville High School PTSA Green Wave Open golf tournament is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Feb. 20 at Miler Country Club. Entry fee is $50 per person and includes a donation to the SHS PTSA, 18 holes of Captain’s Choice golf, cart, contests and a cookout to follow play. Sponsorship opportunities are available for the tournament, which helps provide student scholarships, teacher mini-grants and other items to the school. For more information, contact any member of the golf committee: Leiding Walters (729-3371), Paul & Stacy Welsh (343-9799 or 343-1270), Suzanne Blanton (873-2210 ext 221) or Sherri Knight (814-7168). YMCA Cup The Summerville Family YMCA will host the 2010 YMCA Cup at The Ponds Jan. 30. The co-ed, 6v6 soccer tournament is designed to provide a recreational experience that is perfect for first-time tournament participants. It will also serve as a warm-up event for the Spring soccer season. There will be U8, U10 and U12 divisions. Details on registering a team of 10 can be obtained at any of the three Summerville Y branches. Athlete nominations Nominations are now being accepted for the Dorchester School District Two Athletic Hall of Fame. Nomination forms for Summerville High School and Alston High School can be picked up and turned in at the Summerville High School front office. The nomination deadline is March 1. Shank and shuck Registration is open for Miler Country Club’s annual Powerball Golf tournament, scheduled for Superbowl Sunday. Tee off is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Feb. 7 and an oyster/hot dog roast with cash bar will follow play. Four types of entry classifications are available. For a registration fee of $40, players receive 18 holes of golf, cart, oysters and draft beer. Discounts are available for players not wanting a cart and for players age 12 or younger. Non-golfers can get tickets to the oyster roast for $17. To register, visit the Miler pro shop. Red Sox wanted The Charleston Baseball Academy Red Sox team is looking for players age 8-10 for the upcoming spring baseball season. Contact Robert Heaton at 973-1255 or reheaton@yahoo.com or visit the team website http://www.eteamz.com/cba10uredsox. Lacrosse Charleston Lacrosse needs new and experienced players as well as coaches for its youth teams for athletes age 12-18. Males and females interested can visit www.charlestonyouthlacrosse.org or call John Nolte at 696-7715 or Peter Collins at 343-7634. The season begins in February. Golf Card Orders can now be placed for the 2010 Golf Privilege Card. The program offers cardholders discounts of up to 60 percent at more than 3,000 participating courses nationwide. Now, through the Golf Privilege website, golfers can also track the courses they have played, view the discounts available at each course and schedule tee times all from the convenience of their own homes. Proceeds from cards support the American Lung Association’s fight against lung disease. For more information or to order a card, visit www.GolfLungCard.com.
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