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OISD graduates recognized at Senior Awards Night

The Onalaska Junior Senior High School held its Senior Awards Night for the 68-member Class of 2025 May 20 at the Polk County Commerce Center. The top 10% honor graduates are: Valedictorian Aileen Nguyen, Salutatorian Kade Crockett, Graci Arce, Farrah Davis, Ryan Worthington and Alora Pinkert. Members of the National Honor Society include: Gracie Arce, […]

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The Onalaska Junior Senior High School held its Senior Awards Night for the 68-member Class of 2025 May 20 at the Polk County Commerce Center.

The top 10% honor graduates are: Valedictorian Aileen Nguyen, Salutatorian Kade Crockett, Graci Arce, Farrah Davis, Ryan Worthington and Alora Pinkert.

Members of the National Honor Society include: Gracie Arce, Kade Crockett, Farrah Davis, Manton Farrar, Dante Leleux, Lilith Maichetti, Aileen Nguyen, Alora Pinkert, Jarrett Purkerson, Lanna Solomon, Rylee Taylor, Braden Topkins, Samanta Valdez and Ryan Worthington.

Listed below are the scholarships and the students who received them:

  • Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship – Graci Arce, Shelby Key, Lilith Maichetti, Alora Pinkert, Kiley Rasberry, Rylee Taylor and Samantha Valdez.
  • Commissioners Court Scholarship – Manton Farrar.
  • Cruse Scholarship – Royce Read.
  • Democratic Club of Polk County Scholarship – Samantha Valdez.
  • Forrest C. Orman & Mary L. Orman Endowed Scholarship – Lindsey Wurm.
  • Eastex Telephone Scholarship – Samantha Valdez.
  • First State Bank Scholarship – Kade Crockett and Aileen Nguyen.
  • Foundation Excellence for Texas A&M Scholarship – Samantha Valdez.
  • Greater Onalaska Lions Club Scholarship – Farrah Davis, Lilith Maichetti and Rylee Taylor.
  • Greater Onalaska Lions Club Marie A. Rider Memorial Scholarship – Samantha Valdez.
  • Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship – Shelby Key, Kiley Rasberry, Rylee Taylor and Samantha Valdez.
  • E. Seamans Scholarship – Gracie Arce.
  • John Justin Standard of the West Scholarship – Gracie Arce.
  • Lumberjack Scholarship – Samantha Valdez.
  • Maroon & White Staff Scholarship – Kade Crockett, Aileen Nguyen, Alora Pinkert, Kiley Rasberry, Kiley Sullivan, Rylee Taylor, Jordan Wagner and Lindsey Wurm.
  • Middlebury College Full-Ride Scholarship in Partnership with Quest Bridge – Ryan Worthington.
  • Miss Teen VCF Scholarship – Aileen Nguyen.
  • MTC Scholarship – Lilith Maichetti.
  • Norwich University Merit-Based Scholarship – Aileen Nguyen.
  • Onalaska Booster Club Scholarship – Brayden Topkins.
  • Onalaska First United Methodist Church Scholarship – Farrah Davis, Shelby Key, Lilith Maichetti and Kiley Rasberry.
  • Onalaska Youth Sports Association Scholarship – Alora Pinkert, Kiley Rasberry and Bryden Topkins.
  • Polk County A&M Club Ring Scholarship – Farrah Davis, Rylee Taylor and Samantha Valdez.
  • Polk County Cares Scholarship – Alora Pinkert.
  • Polk County Cowboy Church Scholarship – Dante Leleux.
  • Polk County Go Texan Scholarship – Graci Arce, Lilith Maichetti, Alora Pinkert, Jarrett Purkerson, Rylee Taylor, Drake Terrell, Brayden Topkins and Samantha Valdez.
  • Polk County Peace Officer Scholarship – Lilith Maichetti and Rylee Taylor.
  • Region IV Wildlife Scholarship – Brayden Topkins.
  • Riley Harrison Memorial Scholarship – Samantha Valdez.
  • Sam Houston Electric Cooperative Scholarship – Graci Arce, Aileen Nguyen and Samantha Valdez.
  • Texas Tuition Valedictorian Exemption – Aileen Nguyen.
  • Waterwood Women’s League Scholarship – Samantha Valdez.
  • Webster Academic Scholarship – Graci Arce, Farrah Davis, Shelby Key, Lilith Maichetti, Samantha Valdez and Kourtney Warren.
  • Webster Trade Scholarship – Paola Aviles, Manton Farrar and Melanie Kimbro.

Listed below are the awards and endorsements given:

  • Cash Allen – Multidisciplinary Endorsement.
  • Graci Arce – Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, Student Council, A Honor Roll, Top Student Engineering Math Honors, Top Student Advanced Plant & Soil, Top Student Advanced Animal Science, President’s Award For Academic Excellence.
  • Paola Aviles – Nursing Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Career Prep.
  • Jaiden Baker – Nursing Science Endorsement, Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Jace Belle – Education & Training Endorsement, CCMR, Top Student Practicum In Education.
  • Derrick Bennett – Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Lorelai Blake – Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, Blood Donor, CCMR, A Honor Roll, Top Student Advanced Theater, Top Student Animation 2, Top Student Government, Outstanding Achievement Advanced Graphic Design.
  • Zaden Cotton – Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Top Student Personal Financial Literacy.
  • Joseph Crain – Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Kade Crockett – Salutatorian, Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, Student Council, A Honor Roll, Top Student English 4, Outstanding Achievement Computer Science, President’s Award for Academic Excellence.
  • Allison Daughenbaugh – Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR, Outstanding Achievement Personal Financial Literacy.
  • Farrah Davis – Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, Student Council, A Honor Roll, Top Student Advanced Graphic Design, Top Student Art 1, President’s Award for Academic Excellence.
  • Kaden Deal – Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, A Honor Roll.
  • Hunter Deming – Welding Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Caden Duquette – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, Outstanding Achievement Government, Outstanding Achievement Stats & Business, Decision Making.
  • Logan Edmonson – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Engineering, Mathematics, Outstanding Achievement Commercial Photography 1.
  • Manton Farrar – Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Top Student Career Prep.
  • Nicholas Flores – Welding Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Sophia Fontenot – Welding Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Jon Gill – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, President’s Award for Educational Achievement.
  • Kenadee Gray – Health Science Endorsement.
  • Jadeince Griebel – Plant Science Endorsement, CCMR, Outstanding Achievement Art 4.
  • Derrick Hartmann – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, Outstanding Achievement Spanish 2.
  • Jonathan Heeth – Welding Endorsement, Military Enlistment, CCMR, President’s Award for Educational Achievement.
  • Alexis Hentschel – Plant Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll.
  • Za’Moria Jenkins – Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Pre-Calculus, Outstanding Achievement Advanced Animal Science.
  • Jonathan Jordan – Welding Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Shelby Key – Plant Science Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Melanie Kimbro – Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Personal Financial Literacy.
  • Skylar Larson – Foundation High School Plan.
  • Dante Leleux – Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Top Student Computer Science, Outstanding Achievement English 4 Honors, Outstanding Achievement Pre-Calculus Honors, President’s Award for Academic Excellence.
  • Thaddeus Lilley – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Top Student Ag Equipment & Design Lab.
  • Lilith Maichetti – Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, Student Council, A Honor Roll, Top Student Aquatic Science, President’s Award for Academic Excellence.
  • Marissa Maristela – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll.
  • Daniel McCarty – Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Hunter McCormick – Welding Endorsement, Military Enlistment, Blood Donor, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Ag Mech Practicum.
  • Audry McFarland – Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Charlie McNeely – Nursing Science Endorsement, Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll.
  • Lilian Neuman – Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll.
  • Aileen Nguyen – Valedictorian, Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Nursing Science Endorsement, Military Enlistment, CCMR, Blood Donor, Student Council, A Honor Roll, Top Student Practicum in Nursing, Top Student Commercial Photography 1, Top Student JROTC, Outstanding Achievement Aquatic Science, President’s Award for Academic Excellence.
  • Emily Nichols – Foundation High School Plan, A/B Honor Roll.
  • Aliyah Nicholson – Nursing Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll.
  • Jiovanni Norwood – Foundation High School Plan.
  • Alora Pinkert – Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, Student Council, A/B Honor Roll, President’s Award for Academic Excellence.
  • Autumn Proctor – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, A/B Honor Roll, Top Student Stats & Business Decision Making.
  • Nichola Purcell – Texas Scholar, Education & Training Endorsement, Blood Donor, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Practicum in Education.
  • Jarret Purkerson – Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Welding Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, President’s Award for Academic Excellence.
  • Kiley Rasberry – Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll.
  • Royce Read – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll.
  • Conner Ruiz – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor.
  • Aliceson Schoubroek – Nursing Science Endorsement, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Advanced Floral Design.
  • Lyric Smith – Multidisciplinary Endorsement, CCMR, President’s Award for Educational Achievement.
  • Kash Soliz – Animal Science Endorsement.
  • Lanna Solomon – Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Animation 2.
  • Colt Stephens – Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Top Student Art 4.
  • Kiley Sullivan – Nursing Science Endorsement, Welding Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Practicum in Nursing.
  • Chesney Sweet – Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor.
  • Tyler Sweeten – Multidisciplinary Endorsement, A/B Honor Roll.
  • Alyssa Taylor – Welding Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement Government.
  • Rylee Taylor – Texas Scholar, Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, Student Council, A Honor Roll, Top Student Advanced Floral Design.
  • Drake Terrell – Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Welding Endorsement, Military Enlistment, CCMR, Blood Donor, A/B Honor Roll, Top Student Ag Mech Practicum, Outstanding Achievement Advanced Plant & Soil.
  • Brayden Topkins – Texas Scholar, Welding Endorsement, CCMR, A Honor Roll, Top Student English 4, Top Student Anatomy & Physiology, Top Student Government, Top Student Personal Financial Literacy.
  • Samantha Valdez – Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Animal Science Endorsement, CCMR, President’s Award for Academic Excellence, Blood Donor, Student Council, A Honor Roll, Top Student Horticulture.
  • Jordan Wagner – Animal Science Endorsement, Welding Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Outstanding Achievement English 4.
  • Shawn Walker – Design & Multimedia Art Endorsement, CCMR, Blood Donor, Outstanding Achievement Animation 1.
  • Kourtney Warren – Plant Science Endorsement, CCMR.
  • Ryan Worthington – Associates Degree McMurry University, Texas Scholar, Dual Credit, Nursing Science Endorsement, CCMR, A/B Honor Roll, Top Student Practicum in Nursing, President’s Award for Academic Excellence.
  • Lindsey Wurm – Nursing Science Endorsement, A/B Honor Roll.





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AUDIO: Kalamazoo County board to vote on recommendation of youth sports facility’s site | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – The Kalamazoo County board is expected to accept the recommendation of the WestGate site for the new $40 million youth sports facility Tuesday. County Administrator Kevin Catlin says an ad hoc task force picked that site because there is plenty of space for construction, parking and expansion and of course […]

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KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – The Kalamazoo County board is expected to accept the recommendation of the WestGate site for the new $40 million youth sports facility Tuesday.

County Administrator Kevin Catlin says an ad hoc task force picked that site because there is plenty of space for construction, parking and expansion and of course its location. It’s right off U.S. 131, close to dense populations, near Kalamazoo Central High School, mass transit, hotels, restaurants and future development.

Discover Kalamazoo’s Jane Ghosh says there is a big need for tournament venues in this region for basketball and volleyball, the two most popular youth sports.

She says construction will be funded through a fee on local hotel rooms, and ongoing operations will be funded by weekend tournaments.

A closed session of the Kalamazoo County board is set for Tuesday afternoon to talk about the land purchase.

Once they accept the recommendation, it will be up to the county to establish an authority to operate the facility and sell bonds to fund its construction.

The current goal is to tip off their first game in 2027.



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Introducing the male stars of Dancing with the Pagosa Stars

By Cory Henderson/Seeds of Learning This year’s Pagosa stars are getting ready to put on their dancing shoes and prepare for their night on the dance floor. Each star will be matched with a talented coach, who will lead them through this performance of a lifetime to support Seeds of Learning. This year’s fabulous male […]

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This year’s Pagosa stars are getting ready to put on their dancing shoes and prepare for their night on the dance floor. Each star will be matched with a talented coach, who will lead them through this performance of a lifetime to support Seeds of Learning.

This year’s fabulous male stars include Ben Lawrence, Ernesto Renteria and Matt Kossler.

Lawrence

“Ben is thrilled to be making his debut in Pagosa Dancing with the Stars. Originally from Dallas, Texas, Ben moved to Pagosa in 2021 and instantly fell in love with the community. Recent performances include the … burlesque show, where he has been able to harness his love for theater and grow his confidence on and off stage. Although he credits his teachers from his younger years in Texas, Ben would also like to thank the Pagosa community for not only accepting him, but celebrating him. Ben is very excited and honored to be chosen to perform and work with Seeds and hopes to give the young generation the same passion for performing that he has.”

Renteria

“My name is Ernesto Rafael, and I’ve had the honor of calling Pagosa Springs home for nearly 20 years. Throughout that time, I’ve worked in the service industry, always grateful for the kindness, support, and respect this wonderful community has shown to me and my family.

“It fills me with pride to join this meaningful cause, supporting the youngest and most vulnerable members of our town. I’m excited to take on this new challenge and, through it, give back to the community that has given me so much.”

Kossler

“Matt and Tasha have been married for 19 years and are the proud parents of five amazing kids, all between the ages of 6 and 11. Their family has called Pagosa Springs home for the past six years, and they’ve loved being part of the vibrant local community.

“In that time, you’ve probably seen them around town — managing in local hospitality spots, showing up at school events and parent-teacher conferences, cheering from the sidelines at youth sports games, or simply enjoying a quiet moment with a journal and a cup of coffee at one of Pagosa’s cozy coffee shops.

“These days, life is full with the exciting adventure of opening their own restaurant, but Matt and Tasha never shy away from making time for what matters. Dancing for Seeds of Learning is one of those things. It’s not just fun — it’s meaningful.

“Four of their daughters have attended Seeds of Learning, and their family has seen firsthand the difference this incredible early childhood program makes in the lives of young children and their families. That’s why this fundraiser is so close to their hearts.

“Vote for Matt — not just because he’s bringing the dad moves, but because he’s dancing with purpose, passion and a whole lot of heart for the kids and families of Pagosa Springs.”

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These three male stars will be joined with three more female stars to compete for the coveted Mirror Ball Trophy.

You can now go to the Seed’s website,https://growingseeds.org/dwtps/, to learn more about all the stars and their coaches and vote for your favorites.

Voting is now open. Start voting online today. Each $1 vote moves a star closer to winning the fabulous trophy and bragging rights. You can vote for as many stars as you would like as many times as you want. But, more importantly, all the proceeds go to sustaining Seeds of Learning’s tuition mission to provide affordable, high-quality early childhood education in Pagosa Springs.

All tickets include voting for your favorite star, a dinner served by our fine-dining restaurant, a fabulous show that is sure to entertain and open dancing during voting.

Ticket sales will open to the public at 9 a.m. on June 16 with limited tickets. Watch our website and the Dancing with the Pagosa Stars Facebook page,facebook.com/Dancingstarspagosa/, for specific instructions on ticket purchase.

Seeds of Learning is a nonprofit, standalone preschool serving approximately 58 preschoolers year-round, ages 2.5 to 5 years old. The critical proceeds from this event help offset the actual cost for providing quality early learning, making it possible for many of the children at Seeds to attend. Please help support the most vulnerable population in Pagosa Springs — our children.





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Heartwarming Note Awaits Amarillo Athlete After Missed Pitch

Amarillo’s Youth Sports Scene Is Thriving Amarillo is full of a bunch of little ballers—football, baseball, softball, basketball, soccer, etc. We have so many kids that are out there competing every day, every weekend. They put in countless hours of practice, working on their craft anywhere they can find. Whether it be at a facility […]

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Amarillo’s Youth Sports Scene Is Thriving

Amarillo is full of a bunch of little ballers—football, baseball, softball, basketball, soccer, etc. We have so many kids that are out there competing every day, every weekend.

They put in countless hours of practice, working on their craft anywhere they can find. Whether it be at a facility or in their yard, the work is happening.

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When Practice Goes Beyond the Fence

Sometimes, the kick isn’t perfect, or the pitch isn’t a strike. Other times, a ball will fly into someone else’s yard. There are a couple of different ways to handle this, assuming it didn’t break anything.

One of those ways is to be angry about a kiddo chasing their dreams and berate them or their parents for the ball ending up in their yard. I’ve seen it time and time again. Nothing like knocking down a kid’s confidence, right?

Then, there is the way this gentleman in Amarillo handled it, and it has to be the most heartwarming thing I’ve seen in at least the last few months.

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A Pitching Prospect in the Making

Sonia Medina’s daughter is an aspiring young softball player who pitches for her team, West Texas Lightning. Anyone who has tried to pitch in baseball or softball knows it can be one of the hardest things to learn.

She was out in her yard one day working on it when one got away from her and disappeared into a neighboring yard. I’m not sure if she couldn’t find it at the time, but the neighbor ended up coming by and dropping the softball off.

Read More: Fight Between Parents Highlights Youth Sports Stupidity In Texas

Searching for a Stranger’s Kindness

Sonia ended up making a post on Facebook to see if she could find out who the person was, as she wanted to thank them for returning the softball, but also apologize for the wild pitch that ended up with the neighbor.

However, it became apparent days later that an apology wasn’t needed, and in fact, turned out to be the setting for one of the best things I’ve seen.

A Gift That Left Everyone Speechless

Softball returned, the person showed back up a few days later, and dropped a package on their doorstep. What was inside stunned everyone.

A t-shirt was inside the bag, and emblazoned with the message, “The Off Season. That’s Where Champions Are Made”. That wasn’t all, though. The person who bought the shirt included a personal note that said,

“Just a gift from a former athlete that achieved his success by working his butt off. Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. Keep putting in that work.”

 

A Coach’s Perspective on a Powerful Moment

As a dad of athletes and a coach of teams, I can’t tell you how this made me feel. I don’t tear up often, but this did it for me.

LOOK: MLB history from the year you were born

Stacker compiled key moments from Major League Baseball’s history over the past 100 years. Using a variety of sources from Major League Baseball (MLB) record books, the Baseball Hall of Fame, and audio and video from events, we’ve listed the iconic moments that shaped a sport and a nation. Read through to find out what happened in MLB history the year you were born.

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Ladycats host annual youth basketball camp

Body By Sam McClanahan The Pendleton County Ladycats basketball program held its annual three-day girls youth camp at PCHS on June 9-11 in the school’s auxiliary gym. The camp featured future Ladycats entering grades 5-8 and they were instructed in various drills by the Ladycats coaching staff along with several current players. Plenty of fun […]

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The Pendleton County Ladycats basketball program held its annual three-day girls youth camp at PCHS on June 9-11 in the school’s auxiliary gym.

The camp featured future Ladycats entering grades 5-8 and they were instructed in various drills by the Ladycats coaching staff along with several current players. Plenty of fun was had as well with the kids being treated to snacks and ice cream along with receiving awards, t-shirts and vouchers for free pizza.

Ladycats head coach, Patrick Kelsch, now in his fourth season guiding the program shared these thoughts following the conclusion of camp.

“Due to gym floor being redone we didn’t have as many future Ladycats as we normally do, but the ones we had were very attentive, coachable, and super competitive. We started each morning with stretching and showing the proper way to warm up. We focused on the fundamentals: ball handling, shooting, passing, and defensive drills and we expanded each day. We ended each day with 5 on 5 games and popsicles. We’d like to thank Snappy Tomato Pizza and Howard’s Place for donating our prizes and to People’s Trophies for making our shirts.”



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LCRA awards more than $1.1 million in grants for community projects

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Speed Development, Track Camp Is Coming Soon | News, Sports, Jobs

Jamestown’s track and field team will host a camp June 30 to July 3 at Strider Field. Submitted photo The Jamestown track & field team will be hosting its annual Speed Development Track Camp June 30 to July 3 at Strider Field. Students in grades 1-8 from all area schools are invited to participate as […]

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Jamestown’s track and field team will host a camp June 30 to July 3 at Strider Field.
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The Jamestown track & field team will be hosting its annual Speed Development Track Camp June 30 to July 3 at Strider Field.

Students in grades 1-8 from all area schools are invited to participate as they work on speed and agility drills to help build coordination and speed development. Camp will run from 9-10:30 a.m. each day with a track meet on the final day.

For children also participating in the football camp, supervision will be provided from 10:30-11 a.m. Students are strongly encouraged to bring a snack/drink for the 30-minute break. The football camp and track camp are separate camps and there is a separate fee for each camp. Registration forms can be found at: https://www.jpsny.org/departments/athletics/youth-camps-clinics

Contact Cristin Hockenberry at Cristin.m.hockenberry@jpsny.org for more information.



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