Sports Scene

Published 7:28 pm Wednesday, March 12, 2008

DANCE AND DRILL: The Shorecrest hip-hop team, Shorewood drill team and Shorewood flag team will all perform at Friends and Famiily Night, Monday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Shorewood High School gym. All three teams have qualified for the WIAA state Dance and Drill competition March 21-22 in Yakima.

STATE CHAMPION WRESTLING CAMP: Shorecrest High School will host a state champion wrestling camp from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. July 21-25. The camp will feature Dave Mitchell, aWashington state high school champion in 1972 who wrestled for the University of Washington. Mitchell is also the current head wrestling coach at Tonasket High School where he has coached 22 state champions. The advance registration fee (postmarked by June 13) is $70 or $80 at the door. Registration forms can be picked up at the Shorecrest High School office. A medical release waiver must also be completed.

SCHOOL OF BASEBALL: The School of Baseball is taking registration for baseball players ages 8-18. Training packages include hitting, pitching, and vision sessions. The school also offers vision training for softball players ages 11 and older. Information: 206-546-5626 or www.theschoolof baseball.com.

BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: The AAU No Fear Basketball program is accepting players in grades 3-12 for its boys and girls basketball teams. Information: 425-670-8877 or www.nofearbasketball.com.

PNW ALL-STARS: Pacific Northwest All-Stars are looking for basketball players in grades 4-12 to join teams. Information: 206-222-5088 or e-mail:fredb32@aim.cm or www.pnwhoops.com.

TERRACE HOOP LEAGUE: Registration is underway for Mountlake Terrace men’s basketball leagues. Registration ends March 31 with games starting on April 7. Three divisions to choose from: advanced (Wednesday), intermediate (Wednesday), and recreational (Monday). Games played evenings in Mountlake Terrace. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail, jbetz@ci.mlt.wa.us.

TERRACE VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES; Registration is underway for Mountlake Terrace co-ed volleyball leagues. Registration ends April 1 with games starting April 8. Two divisions: competitive and recreational. Six on six, rally scoring. Games played on Tuesday evenings in Mountlake Terrace. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail, jbetz@ci.mlt.wa.us.

MILL CREEK GIRLS HOOPS: Mill Creek Wolfpack Girls Basketball fifth-grade team is looking for players for its select squad. Information: 425-379-5928 or e-mail: sandy stein@hotmail.com.

SOFTBALL: The Mountlake Terrace recreation department is registering for men’s and co-ed softball registration through March 10. Games begin the week of March 17. Men’s league has available nights Tuesday, Thursday and Friday (E and E-Rec). Coed has available leagues Sunday (Lower) and Monday (Upper). Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101, e-mail: jbetz@ci.mlt.wa.us or on the web at www.mltrec.com.

GYMNASTICS: The Lynnwood Recreation center offers gymnastic classes for ages 18 months-3 years (10-10:30 a.m.) and for 3 to 5 years (10:45-11:15 a.m.). Classes are on Tuesdays through April 8. Fees are $57/55. Information: 425-771-4030.

PICKLE-BALL: An indoor pickle-ball league is scheduled for Tuesday nights at the Frances Anderson Center in Edmonds. Matches are played at 6:10, 6:40 and 7:10 p.m. Six matches with a single elimination tournament at the end of the season. Leagues will consist of men’s and women’s singles and mixed doubles. Fee is $20.

Information: Todd, 425-771-0230 or www.ci.edmonds.wa.us/athletics.stm.

ICE HOCKEY: Seattle Junior Hockey Association is registering for beginning players, ages 5-8. No experience required. There also are openings for players ages 5-8 who have played hockey before. Information: 425-672-7744.

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PACIFIC LITTLE LEAGUE: Pacific Little League Baseball and Softball of Edmonds and Lynnwood is accepting registrations for the 2008 season from 6:30-8:30 p.m., Jan. 15 and from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Jan. 26th at Edmonds Woodway High School (212th St &76th Ave, Edmonds). Open to boys &girls ages 5–18. Information: www.pacificlittleleague.com

(stop reading ) FALL SOFTBALL: Mou ntlake Terrace hosts coed and men’s fall softball leagues. Register by Aug. 28. League play begins Sept. 4. League days are coed: Sunday (recreational) and Monday (competitive); Men’s: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday for E and E-Rec, and Thursday for D; Women’s: Saturday late mornings. Top four teams to playoffs, shirts and trophies for champions. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail: jbetz Mountlake Terrace hosts fall men’s basketball leagues. Register by Sept. 10. Games start week of Sept. 17. Three divisions to choose from: A (advanced) and B (intermediate) played on Wednesdays; C (recreational) played on Mondays. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail: jbetz Mountlake Terrace hosts fall coed volleyball leagues. Register by Sept. 11. Matches start Sept. 18. Two divisions to choose from: competitive and recreational. Six on Six, rally scoring and matches played on Tuesday evenings in Mountlake Terrace. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail: jbetz Registration is underway for Lynnwood’s fall adult softball program through the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department for all returning teams. The men’s, women’s and co-ed leagues will play 10 regular schedule league games in a double-header format, League games will begin on Sept. 4. At this time, the league will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Register by phone (425-771-4030) or in person at the Lynnwood Recreation Center, 18900 44th Ave. W. Lynnwood. Information: athletics coordinator Travis Hutchins, 425-744-6461 or e-mail: thutchins Edmonds Parks and Recreation offers a no contact flag football league on Saturday nights. Upper and lower divisions with an eight-game schedule and the top four teams advance to a single elimination tournament. Games start Sept. 22 and game times are 6, 7 and 8 p.m. League fee is $525/team. Information: 425-771-0229 or www.reczone.org. BASKETBALL LEAGUE: Edmonds Parks and Recreation hosts a 5-on-5 basketball league on Monday nights starting Sept. 24. Upper and lower divisions. Eight officiated games played at Edmonds Community College. Top four teams in each division advances to a single elimination playoff. League fee is $480/team. A 3-on-3 half court basketball league will play games on Sunday and Wednesday nights. Eleven game scheduled with offense calling the fouls. Top six teams advance to single elimination tournament. Fee is $220 per team. Information: 425-771-0229 or www.reczone.org. PICKLEBALL LEAGUE: Edmonds Parks and Recreation hosts an indoor pickleball league Wednesday nights at the Frances Anderson Center. Matches are played 6:15 and 6:45 p.m. Six matches with a single-elimination tournament. Leagues include men’s singles, women’s singles and mixed doubles. Fee is $20. Information: 425-771-0229 or www.reczone.org. FALL BASEBALL LEAGUE: Northwest Baseball Academy’s Fall baseball league is now forming. This program is open to both individual players and teams. Practices for individuals run through Oct. 17. League games begin Aug. 25. Information: Mark, 425-482-6922 or www.nwbaseballacademy.org. YOUTH FOOTBALL SIGN-UPS: The Meadowdale Wolverines are now having sign-ups for the 2007 season. The Wolverines serve players in grades K-8 in the Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mill Creek and surrounding areas Information: 206-498-5429 or www.meadowdalewolverines.org. LYNNWOOD TIGERS FOOTBALL: The Lynnwood Tigers football program is looking for players ages 6-14 and coaches. Information: 425-508-4203 or e-mail: LynnwoodTigers Players 18 and older are welcome to participate in pick-up basketball games 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Shoreline/South County YMCA. Fee: $7. Information: 206-364-1700. STOP READING HERE. JACKSON YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP: The Jackson Football Booster Club will host a four-day camp July 23-26 for youth ages 8-14. Members of the Jackson High School football coaching staff will instruct the camp. This is a non-contact camp where all campers will learn fundamental football skills including blocking, tackling, throwing, receiving, proper stances, defensive pursuit and position drills. In addition the camp will emphasize sportsmanship and what it means to be a student athlete. Times are 6-8:20 p.m. at the Jackson football practice field. Fee is $75 per camper and includes a Timberwolves football T-shirt and nightly snack. Registration forms are available from the JHS Football Booster Club Web site: http://eteamz.active.com/jhsfootballboosters/. Information: 425-379-9777. SKYHAWKS SPORTS PROGRAMS: The cities of Edmonds and Lynnwood host Skyhawks sports programs for youth ages 3-14. The camps run through Aug. 24 and include the following sports: soccer, baseball, football, mini-Hawk, multi-sports and volleyball. Each participant enrolled in a Skyhawk program receives a T-shirt and a sport-specific ball. Information: for Edmonds, 425-771-0232 or www.reczone.org. For Lynnwood, 425-771-4030. MAVERICKS BASKETBALL CAMP: The 12th annual Mavericks Basketball Camp will be July 16-19. Grades K-4 (coed) will be 8:30 a.m.-noon. Boys, grades 5-9, are from 12:30-4:30 p.m. and girls, grades 5-9, are from 4:30-8:30 p.m. Fee is $75 per player. Information: 425-431-6584 or e-mail: taylord Edmonds Community College hosts volleyball camps for youth ages 8-18. A basic-to- advanced-skills session is from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. July 23-26 and a high school tryouts preparation session is 9 a.m.-4 p.m. July 30-Aug. 2. Information: 425-640-1415, e-mail: kellhigg//athletics/edcc.edu/summerlearning/. WILDCATS SPORTS CAMPS: Archbishop Murphy High School is hosting football, soccer and volleyball camps this summer for kids entering grades 5-9 this fall. Information: 425-385-3464. SENIOR SOFTBALL: The city of Edmonds is running a senior softball league on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The games are played at Meadowdale Playfields in Lynnwood or Kasch Park in Everett. Game times are 10 or 11:30 a.m. Players are needed for eight team rosters. Information: Todd, 425-771-0229. RUN TO WIN CAMPS: Register for Run To Win summer sports camps. Forty-four camps for youth ages 6-14 are offered throughout the Puget Sound region in baseball, basketball, cheer, football, golf, speed, agility and quickness, soccer, tennis and volleyball. Scholarships are available. Information: 425-776-2946 or www.runtowin.org. VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE: The city of Edmonds hosts an outdoor grass co-ed volleyball league on Monday nights at the Frances Anderson Center. Season starts June 25 and includes seven games with a season-ending tournament. Matches are from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Information: 425-771-0220 or visit www.reczone.org.

EDCC WOMEN’S SOFTBALL TRYOUTS: Edmonds Community College holds tryouts for its softball team from noon to 2 p.m., Oct. 27 at Seaview gym. Players should come prepared with indoor and outdoor gear, a water bottle, running shoes, softball clothing, cleats and mitts. To play for Edmonds Community College, players must be a high school graduate and a current student of the college in good standing. Scholarship opportunities are available for student-athletes. Information: Jeannie Nieman, 425-640-1754, e-mail jeannie.nieman//www.edcc.edu/athletics. TENNIS LESSONS: The city of Edmonds offers adult and youth tennis lessons Tuesday and Thursday starting June 26. The adult lessons are Tuesdays and Thursdays evenings . The youth lessons are Monday/Wednesday mornings for beginners or Tuesday/Thursday mornings for intermediate. Information: 425-771-0220 or visit www.reczone.org. YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP: The Meadowdale Wolverines are hosting a youth football fundamentals camp from 5:30-7:30 p.m. June 25-29.The camp isa week long contact camp for youth in grades K-8 in the fall of 2007. Camp is open to players from all youth football programs. Information: e-mail: meadowdalewolverines@yahoo.com or visit www.meadowdalewolverines.org. CHEERLEADER SIGNUPS: The Meadowdale Wolverines is having cheerleader signups. The Wolverines serve kids in grades K- 8 in the Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mukilteo and surrounding areas Information: 206-850-3188 or www.eteamz.active.com/MeadowdaleWolverines/. VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE: The Edmonds Recreation Department is hosting a co-rec competitive volleyball league on Tuesday nights at the Edmonds Community College Gym. Information: www.reczone.org or call 425-771-0230. SOFTBALL LEAGUE: The Edmonds Recreation Department is running adult Men’s D, E, E-rec and co-ed softball leagues. All games are played at Meadowdale Playfields. Information: www.reczone.org or call 425-771-0230. NORTHSHORE LITTLE LEAGUE: Registration for the Northshore Little League baseball and fastpitch season is now open. Boys and girls ages 5-18 of all skill levels in the Northshore area are encouraged to sign-up. Information: www.northshorell.com/index.html for more information. YMCA SPRING YOUTH SPORTS: The Shoreline/South County YMCA is offering three sports this spring: indoor soccer for ages 3 through grade six, basketball for grades two through six, and T-ball for ages 3-5. YMCA sports focus on teamwork and sports fundamentals in a non-competitive environment. Preschool sports practice once a week, school-age sports have one practice and one game each week. Season runs through June 9. Volunteer coaches are needed. Information: Kari Schmauch, 206-364-1700 or www.shorelineymca.org. GIRLS HOOP LEAGUE: AAU Washington Girls Basketball League is accepting registration for girls teams in grades 4-12 for its spring league, which runs through June. Information: 425-670-8877 or www.washingtongirlsbasketball.com. BASKETBALL OPEN GYM: A basketball open gym is held every Saturday from 9-11:30 a.m. at Terrace Park School. Fee is $3/person. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail: jbetz No Fear Basketball is accepting boys and girls for its third grade through high school teams. Information: 425-670-8877 or www.nofearbasketball.com. PICK-UP HOOPS: Players 18 and older are welcome to participate in pick-up basketball games 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Shoreline/South County YMCA. Fee: $7. Information: 206-364-1700. BASEBALL CAMPS: Students can enroll now in Northwest Baseball Academy’s spring break hitting and infield camps. The camps are open to players ages 9-13 and run Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., April 2-6 and April 9-13. Information: Information: Mark Potoshnik, 425-482-6922 or go to www.nwbaseballacademy.org. stop here. STARS BASEBALL TRYOUTS: The Seattle Stars Baseball Club is having tryouts for its 13U team Tuesday-Sunday through Feb. 18. The Stars play in Sandy Koufax affiliated baseball league that includes teams from North King County and Snohomish County. Team also competes in several area tournaments March through August. Information: e-mail wwillcock//eteamz.active.com/SeattleStarsBaseball/. FASTPITCH OPENINGS: The AfterShock U-18 fastpitch team is looking for pitchers and catchers. Information: David Sanchez, 206-605-2220 or e-mail DSANCHEZ696 The city of Edmonds is hosting a co-rec volleyball league on Tuesday nights at Edmonds Community College. Information: 425-771-0230 or www.reczone.org. BASEBALL TRYOUTS: Northwest Baseball Academy’s Seattle Bombers summer teams are looking for players for U13-U18 teams. Information: Mark Potoshnik, 425-471-1195 or www.nwbaseballacademy.org. SELECT BASEBALL: Seattle Select U16 Mickey Mantle team is looking for a few baseball players for the 2007 season. Tryout information: Dean, 206-948-7613. RACQUETBALL LEAGUES: The city of Mountlake Terrace offers racquetball leagues at Recreation Pavilion. Matches every Monday evening with different divisions to choose from. Fee is $31 for residents and $35 for non-residents. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail: jbetz An open gym for seniors is held from 5-7 p.m. every Tuesday evening at Terrace Park School. Fee is $2.25, resident, $2.75 non-resident. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail at jbetz Rentals of gym and fields available weekdays and weekends in Mountlake Terrace. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail at jbetz The Edmonds Community College Athletic Department has scholarships available for full-time students interested in playing soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball or baseball this year. Information: 425-640-1391 or e-mail: athletics Alderwood Little League is registering players ages 5-18 on Feb. 3 for spring baseball and softball. Managers, coaches and umpires also are needed. Information: 425-775-5437 or www.eteamz/alderwoodll. WRESTLING SIGNUPS: The Wrestling Rhinos are having signups every Monday and Wednesday at the Edmonds-Woodway High School wrestling room. First- and second-year wrestlers are from 6-7 p.m. and third and up are from 7-8:30 p.m. Registration forms are available at www.wrestlingrhinos.com. Fee is $50 per wrestler. Information: Chad Requa, 425-672-0445 or crequa_126@yahoo.com. The Lynnwood Wrestling Club is having signups for its new team, the Predators. Practices will be at Alderwood Junior High School and Lynnwood High School. Information: Kirk Calkins, 425-776-1810 or www.lynnwoodwrestling.com. FASTPITCH SOFTBALL: The AfterShock U-18A fastpitch softball team is seeking players. Information: David Sanchez, 206-605-2220 or e-mail: DSANCHEZ696 Advantage Basketball Camps is hosting a winter skills camp Dec. 18-21 at Alderwood Middle School. Information: 800-670-0013 or www.advantagebasketball.com. NFL FLAG FOOTBALL: The Edmonds Boys and Girls Club offers NFL flag football for boys and girls in grades K-6. All games are played on Saturdays. Information: Jim Garcia, 425-774-0630. BASKETBALL LEAGUES: The City of Edmonds is hosting a 3-on-3 basketball league. Information: Todd, 425-771-0229. BASEBALL TRYOUTS: Seattle Stars Baseball will be holding tryouts for the 2007 season. See http://eteamz.active.com/SeattleStarsBaseball for details. Information: Dave, dparker59 The city of Edmonds is running a Co-Rec competitive volleyball league on Tuesday nights at the Edmonds Community College. The $200 league fee includes a seven-week round-robin with a season ending tournament for all teams. Information: Don, 425-774-6777 or Todd, 25-771-0229. PICKLEBALL: The Lynnwood Recreation Department hosts open gym for senior pickleball from 9-11 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday in August. Seniors are welcome to drop in at the Cedar Valley Community School Gym located at 19400 56th Ave. W, Lynnwood. Fee is $2 per visit. No experience is necessary. Information: Travis Hutchins, 425-744-6461 or e-mail thutchins The Lynnwood Recreation Center is registering for its adult softball leagues. Register for women’s, co-ed, and men’s fall softball leagues. Teams may register in person after 7 a.m. or by phone after 10 a.m. A team is considered to be a returning team if it played the previous year and season. Register early, league fills very quickly. The fee is $445. Information: 425-771-4030. MTYAA FOOTBALL: The MTYAA Junior Football Trojans are registering youth grades 1-8 for the 2006 season. Information: 425-672-3766, e-mail: kdougan@seanet.com or www.southcountyfootball.com. EDCC VOLLEYBALL CAMPS: Edmonds Community College hosts a pre-high school tryouts camp for ages 14-18 Aug. 14-17. . Information: 425-640-1415, e-mail: kellhigg//athletics.edcc.edu/volleyball. STOP READING. ROWING: The Sammamish Rowing Association is currently accepting applications for its August Learn to Row sessions. Fee is $75. The association also offers sweep and sculling classes for all levels on an ongoing basis. Four different class times are available.No experience required and all ages welcome. Learn to Row sessions will continue monthly through October. Sammamish Rowing Assocation also offers sweep and sculling classes for all levels on an ongoing basis. Information: 425-653-2583 or www.srarowing.com. ARCHBISHOP MURPHY SPORTS CAMPS: Archbishop Murphy High School is hosting camps this summer for football, basketball, soccer, volleyball and cheer. Information: 425-385-3464 or www.archbishopmurphyhs.org/summer_camps.htm BASEBALL CAMP: Grand Slam Baseball Camps offers instruction for players ages 7-12 July 31-Aug. 4 at Lynnwood High School. Current college and high school coaches will teach fundamentals. Fee is $99. Information: 360-802-2232 or www.grandslamcamp.com. FITNESS CLASSES: The Edmonds Recreation Department offers a number of fitness classes that are geared for all levels of fitness. Information: 425-771-0230. SPORTS CAMPS: The Mountlake Terrace Parks Departments offers a number of summer sports camps including tennis (through Sept. 1) at Evergreen Playfields; golf (July 17-21) at the Recreation Pavilion. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail jbetz The Mountlake Terrace Parks Department is registering for coed and men’s leagues. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail jbetz The Mountlake Terrace Parks Department offers coach pitch and T-ball leagues for ages 5-6 (T-ball) and 7-10 (coach pitch). Program begins June 26. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail jbetz The Washington Youth Sports Association is looking for a dedicated person to lead a youth cheer program. Information: www.washingtonyouthsports.org or 425-265-9026. BASEBALL TRYOUTS: The Brooklyn Baseball team is having tryouts for 13, 14, 15 &16U teams. Individual tryouts for all age groups can be arranged any evening. Information: www.Brooklynbaseballclub.com, e-mail: rwl24 The Sammamish Rowing Association is currently accepting applications for its June Learn to Row sessions. Classes meet twice a week for each 4-week session. Fee is $75. Four options will be available through October. No experience required and all ages welcome. Sweep also are offered for all levels on an ongoing basis. Information: www.srarowing.com or 425-653-2583. YOUTH SWIM LESSON: West Coast Family Aquatics Center in Mill Creek offers youth group swim lessons for ages 3 and up. Class ratio is 5 to 1. Information: 425-745-3474. SWIM SCHOOL: West Coast Family Aquatic Center offers a pre-competitive swim school for tailored for novice level swimmers age 6 and up wishing to enhance stroke technique, conditioning and competitive skills. Classes are taught by trained instructors with competitive swimming experience. Each swimmer will receive nine hours of instruction per session. Information: 425-745-3474. OPEN GYM BASKETBALL: The city of Edmonds offers open gym basketball from noon-2 p.m. Monday through Thursday at the Frances Anderson Center. Fee is $3. Information: 425-771-0230. BASKETBALL LEAGUE: The city of Edmonds is running a 5-on 5-basketball league on Monday nights starting April 10 at the Old Woodway High School. Information: Todd 425-771-0229 SPRING SOFTBALL: The city of Edmonds is taking registration for men’s and coed softball leagues. The $550 fee includes 10 USSSA officiated games at Meadowdale Playfields and the top four teams advance into a single elimination tournament at the end of the season. Information: Todd, 425-771-0229. SPRING SOFTBALL LEAGUES: The Edmonds Recreation Department is taking registrations for men’s and coed softball leagues. The $550 fee includes 10 USSSA officiated games at Meadowdale Playfields and the top four teams advance into a single elimination tournament at the end of the season. Information: Todd, 425-771-0229. stop reading. VOLLEYBALL CLUB: The Mill Creek Volleyball Club is looking for candidates to coach U14 to U16 teams for the USAV season. These teams are developmental with a focus on building skills for the high school programs. Teams practice or play two days a week from late January through early May. Coaching stipend available. Information: Jim Hardy, 206-406-8353, e-mail: jphardy eteamz.active.com/sites/Hardy/files/WildcatVBCHomePage.htm. GIRLS RUGBY: The Breakers girls rugby team is looking for high school age players from the Edmonds School District. Rugby is a combination of American football and soccer ¿ you can’t pass forward and you can only tackle the person who is carrying the ball, but the play is continuous and constantly moving from offense to defense. Practices focus on learning the game as well as fitness and strength. The season starts Feb. 26 and runs through April. Home games are played at Martha Lake Elementary School. This is an ASB level program. Information: coach Jen Tetler, TetlerJ Advantage Basketball Camps hosts spring break camps in April at the old Edmonds-Woodway High School. There are two-, three- and four-day camps with fees ranging from $115 to $235. Information: 425-670-8877 or www.advantagebasketball.com SPRING SOFTBALL LEAGUES: The Edmonds Recreation Department is taking registrations for men’s and coed softball leagues. The $550 fee includes 10 USSSA officiated games at Meadowdale Playfields and the top four teams advance into a single elimination tournament at the end of the season. Information: Todd, 425-771-0229. MLT SOFTBALL: The Mountlake Terrace Recreation and Parks Department is registering teams for its spring softball leagues. Men’s and co-ed programs are available for players 18 and older. Games are played at the Evergreen Playfields and start March 20. Register at the recreation pavilion or by phone at 425-776-9173, ext. 0. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101. SOUTH LITTLE LEAGUE: South Snohomish Little League is accepting registrations for youth ages 5-18 for the spring 2006 baseball and softball seasons. Information: Jeremy Pichler, 425-870-2061 or visit www.eteamz.com/ssll. BASEBALL TRYOUTS: The Brooklyn Baseball Club is having tryouts for 12, 13 and 15U teams. Information: Rich, 425-744-0109 or www.Brooklynbaseballclub.com. SOFTBALL LEAGUES: The Lynnwood Recreation Department offers adult softball leagues for players ages 18 and up. Leagues include men’s, women’s and co-ed. Information: 425-771-4030. FITNESS CLASSES: The Edmonds Recreation department offers fitness classes throughout the week. Classes are geared for all levels of fitness. Fees range from $33-$72. Information: 425-771-0230. WALKING/RUNNING TRACK: The Lynnwood Athletic Complex’s track is open from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Monday and Wednesday nights. The lighted 400-meter outdoor track has been newly resurfaced. MOUNTLAKE TERRACE OPEN BASKETBALL GYM: The city of Mountlake Terrace Recreation and Parks hosts an open basketball gym from 9-11:30 a.m. every Saturday at Terrace Park School. Information: Jeff Betz, 425-640-3101 or e-mail: jbetz The Edmonds Parks and Recreation Department is offering a 3-on-3 basketball tournament for ages 16-18 and 18 and older. There are recreational and competitive divisions. All games played at Frances Anderson Center. Information: Todd, 425-771-0229. OPEN GYM: The city of Edmonds offers open gym basketball from noon-2 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Frances Anderson Center. The fee is $3. Information: 425-771-0230. ADMIRALS BASEBALL TRYOUTS: A new baseball team is forming for youth, ages 10-11, in the Snohomish/North King/Island County area. Players should be no older than 11 years on April 30, 2006. The schedule won’t interfere with Little League, but the team will play in tournaments in the summer of 2006 and in a fall 2006 league. Information: Dan, 360-331-5242, Joe, 425-338-4873 or e-mail: dvorhis The South County Family YMCA offers free winter basketball leagues for ages 5-12. Information: Phillipa Bell, 206-364-1700. WRESTLING SIGNUPS: The Wrestling Rhinos are having signups. Information: www.wrestlingrhinos.com or 425-776-1810. BASKETBALL CAMPS: Advantage Basketball Camps hosts its 18th annual winter basketball camps during the Christmas break. Information: 425-670-8877 or visit www.advantagebasketball.com. MASTERS SWIMMING: Structured workouts are available for adult tri-athletes, competitive and/or fitness swimmers. The workouts emphasizing technique and stroke mechanics are for ages 19 and over. Practices are at Mill Creek Family Aquatic Center. Information: Kelly, 425-330-2778 or e-mail westswimmom AAU Washington Girls Basketball hosts its 18th annual AAU girls basketball league for teams in grades 4-12 through January. Information: 425-670-8877 or www.washingtongirlsbasketball.com. NO FEAR BASKETBALL: No Fear Basketball is offering AAU basketball teams and training for boys and girls in grades 3-12. Information: (girls) Ciara Papac: 425-670-8877; (boys) Carlos Humphry, 425-876-5424. BASEBALL PROGRAM: Northwest Baseball Academy is now enrolling students for its winter hitting and pitching instructional program, which is open to players ages 9-18. Information: Mark, 425-482-6922 or visit www.nwbaseballacademy.org. BASKETBALL TRAINING: SureShotz is offering basketball training for all boys and girls in grades 5-12. Training is held in Edmonds and Seattle locations. Information: 206-849-3115, 425-744-1860 or www.sureshotz.com. SureShotz also is looking for youth coaches for opening in grades 6-9 for boys and girls. Schedules can be arranged to fit your schedule if necessary. There are paid and volunteer positions. Information: Lee Smith, 206-849-3115. ROWING PROGRAMS: The Sammamish Rowing Association offers fall rowing programs for ages 13-18. Classes are available for rowers of all abilities. No experience is necessary. Information: 425-653-2583 or www.srarowing.com. PICKUP HOOPS: Basketball players are invited to stop by the Shoreline/South County Family YMCA for adult pick-up basketball from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays. Fee is $2. Information: 206-364-1700. STOP RIGHT HERE, PARDNER. MILL CREEK LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION: Mill Creek Little League is accepting registration for its T-ball, baseball and softball programs from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Jan. 19 at the Heatherwood Middle School cafeteria. If this is the player’s first time with the league, parents must bring a birth certificate. Information: 425-338-5410 or www.millcreeklittleleague.com. PACIFIC LITTLE LEAGUE: Baseball registration for Pacific Little League of Lynnwood/Edmonds Baseball for ages 5-18 will be from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Jan. 21 and from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Jan. 24 at the Lynndale Park meeting room. A birth certificate is required. Information: www.pacificlittleleague.com. MEN’S SOFTBALL: The Seattle MASH adult men’s softball team is having tryouts for experienced high school and college level baseball players interested in playing softball on a national level. Tryouts are at 6:15 and 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday at Kasch Park in Everett. Information: www.SeattleMASH.com; call 206-719-2161; or e-mail sport.systems The Meadowdale Wolverines Youth Football is signing up players ages 6-14 from 7-8 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays at the Alderwood boys and girls club, 19719 24th Ave. W., Lynnwood. Information: 425-265-9026, fax: 425-514-0556 or visit www.eteamz.active.com/WashingtonYouthSports/. GIRLS HOOPS: The Edmonds-based Warriors eighth-grade girls basketball club is reforming for the 2005 fall season. The club is looking for players to round out its gold and silver team rosters. The silver team needs a coach to help with practices and games. Tryouts are open to any girl entering eighth grade in the fall. Information: warriorgirls The Brooklyn Baseball Club offers numerous clinics this summer. Information: www.brooklynbaseballclub.com. FOOTBALL SIGNUPS: Edmonds Cyclones Junior Football is signing up players ages 6-14 from 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays at the Cyclones’ office, 7907 212th St. #205 in Edmonds. Information: 425-673-1924 or www.edmondsjrfootball.com. HOCKEY COACH OPENINGS: Seattle Junior Hockey Association is accepting head and assistant coaching applications for all levels and ages of play in its youth hockey program located in Mountlake Terrace. Applications and contact information can be found at www.sjha.com. GYM RENTAL: The city of Mountlake Terrace is taking reservations for its full-sized gymnasium for 2005-06. It is available Friday nights, Saturdays and Sundays. Fees are $40 for youth, $50 for adults and $450/day for group rentals. Information: 425-776-9173. MILL CREEK LITTLE LEAGUE: With more than 930 baseball and softball players signed up this year, Mill Creek Little League needs parents to fill key volunteer positions — such as coaches, managers, umpires, team parents and concession workers — that are so critical to making Mill Creek Little League function successfully. Every person involved in Mill Creek Little League, from the League President to the Grounds Crew, is an unpaid volunteer. Join the team of volunteers. Information: 425-338-5410. BASKETBALL CLASSES: Advantage Basketball is accepting registration for its summer 2005 camps. Information: 425-670-8877 or www.advantagebasketball.com. FLOOR HOCKEY: Children ages 7-14 who can’t skate but still want to play hockey can try floor hockey at the Shoreline/South County Family YMCA. The season runs May 9 through June 1. Information: Phillipa Bell, 206-364-1700. ACTIVITY ZONE: This group for kids ages 6-12 meets from 4-5 p.m. Mondays at the Shoreline/South County YMCA and will provide a wide variety of physical activity ranging from circuit training to group games and more. Cost: $2 per session. Information: 206-364-1700. BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: The No Fear girls basketball team is looking for players in grades 4-9. Information: Erik, 425-670-8877. SOFTBALL LEAGUES: Edmonds Parks and Recreation offers spring softball leagues at Meadowdale Playfields. Officials and game balls provided for a 10-week, 10-game schedule. Information: 425-771-0229. OPEN GYM: The city of Mountlake Terrace is offering open gym basketball for ages 18 and older from 9-11:30 a.m. Saturdays at Terrace Park School. The fee is $3.50. Information: 425-776-9173. SOCCER COACHES: FC Shoreline select soccer is looking for coaches for the following teams: girls U-11 and U-14 and boys U-11. Information: Kevin, 206-364-8178; or Bob, 425-673-0439. SPRING SOFTBALL: Women’s, co-ed and men’s softball teams are able to register for leagues. Information: Lynnwood Recreation Center, 425-771-4030. OPEN GYM: The City of Mountlake Terrace is offering open gym Basketball for ages 18 and older from 9-11:30 a.m. Saturdays at Terrace Park School. Fee is $3.50. Information: 425-776-9173. BLACK SOX BASEBALL: The South Seattle Black Sox 16U is seeking a player to fill the roster for the summer season of 2005. The player must have some pitching experience. Information: Ken, 425-432-4387 or 206-683-7572. SOFTBALL TEAM: The Aftershock girls U-16A fastpitch team is searching for additional players. Information: David Sanchez, 206-605-2220 or dsanchezsr Northwest Baseball Academy is now enrolling students for its winter hitting and pitching instructional program. Program is open to ages 9-18. Information: Mark, 425-482-6922 or www.nwbaseballacademy.com. BASEBALL TRYOUTS: Northwest Baseball Academy’s Seattle Bombers summer teams are having tryouts for their U12-U18 teams. Information: Mark Potoshnik, 425-471-1195 or www.nwbaseballacademy.com. ICE HOCKEY: The Seattle Junior Hockey Association has a few remaining positions available for its beginner program (boys and girls ages 5-8) for the 2004-05 season. Information: visit www.sjha.com, call 425-672-7744 or e-mail admin Every Sunday from 1-2 p.m. the Shoreline/South County YMCA offers martial arts for students ages 7 and up with special challenges. Students learn adaptive forms, grow in areas of self confidence, leadership and general character. Classes are $30/month with a $30 annual YMCA youth membership. Information: 206-364-1700. BASEBALL TRYOUTS: The NorthCorner Tribe is now seeking players for its U13 and U15 teams. Information: Johnny, 425-761-4373. ALDERWOOD HOOPS: Alderwood Hoops Club will be conducting player development/skills sessions for boys and girls from 3-7 p.m. Sundays. Sessions will focus on fundamentals and other aspects of the game to enhance the development of young players. Proceeds support the Edmonds School District student-athlete scholarship program. Information: 425-745-4833 or e-mail alderwoodhoopsclub BSI is having tryouts for girls in grades 7-8. Tryouts will be at the Wellness Center at North Seattle Community College gym. Information: 425-744-1860. ***********STOP READING************ Baseball Camps All-Skills Baseball Instruction ¿ Jeff Mullen, 11-year veteran CYO &Seattle Prep. HS Coach, instructs all the subjects needed for young Little Leaguers to get ready for their seasons. Two (2) Sessions, Monday &Tuesday, February 20th &21st and again on Thursday &Friday 23rd &24th ¿ Both sessions 9 AM thru 4 PM ¿ either two day session $70 or any one day charge $40. Pitchers ONLY Training February 20th &21st ¿ 9AM thru Noon – $30 ¿ Rich Lindros Hitters ONLY Training February 20th &21st – two Session each day 9 AM to Noon &1 PM to 4 PM – $30 Skip Ewing Fast-Pitch Softball Camp ¿ Pitchers &Catchers ONLY Young players will learn to pitch &catch from two top HS Players (Jessie Williams) who have obtained scholarships to college. Jessie received her instruction Teresa Wilson. Monday &Tuesday, February 20th &21st from 9 AM thru 4 PM – $70 for both days or a daily charge of $40 Try-Outs for 13 &15U – Individual tryouts for both age groups can be arranged any evening ¿ Besides position players, we are in need of catchers for both ages. Wood Bat tournaments and more¿ For the program details ( www.Brooklynbaseballclub.com ) or rwl24@Hotmail.com / Contact Rich @ 425-744-0109, 2006 196th St SW #111, Lynnwood, Wa 98036 The Puget Sound Senior Baseball League (PSSBL), one of the largest amateur adult baseball leagues in the U.S., will have open tryouts for all baseball players, age 21 and over during the course of three weekends in March. The not-for-profit PSSBL is comprised of approximately 1,200 players forming over 70 teams in six different divisions. The divisions are set based on age and skill level, ranging from highly competitive to purely recreational. 2006 marks the PSSBL’s 18th year of operation. League games are played at baseball fields around the Puget Sound, such as Cheney Stadium, UW’s Husky Ballpark, Bannerwood, the newly-renovated Lower Woodland, and more. The season runs from early May to Labor Day with playoffs scheduled in September. The 2006 tryouts will be held at Bellevue Community College on Saturday, March 4th, Saturday, March 18th, and Saturday, March 25th. The 9am-noon sessions are for players age 21 and over. The noon-3pm sessions are for players age 38 and over. There is no fee to try out for the PSSBL. Players may attend one, two, or all three tryout dates. Bellevue Community College is located at 3000 Landerholm Circle SE in Bellevue. Directions to the field may be obtained by viewing: http://www.bcc.ctc.edu/about/around/directions/maps/main-parking.asp For more information, tryout players and all interested parties are encouraged to view the PSSBL web site at www.pssbl.com or call 425-957-1430. PACIFIC LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION: Pacific Little League Baseball and Softball of Edmonds and Lynnwood is accepting registrations for the 2007 season from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Jan. 27 at Edmonds Woodway High School. Open to boys &girls ages 5 ¿18. Information: www.pacificlittleleague.com BASEBALL CAMPS: Maynard’s has summer baseball camps for ages 6-15 in Edmonds, Everett and Mountlake Terrace through August. Camps run 9 a.m.-1 p.m. weekdays and feature collegiate coaching. The fee is $160. Information: Dave, 425-355-1810 or www.maynardssports.com. MAVERICKS HOOPS: The Mavericks, an eighth grade boys select basketball team, will be having tryouts for the upcoming season Sept. 13. The Mavericks won the Seattle AAU Winter League last season and finished with an overall record of 49-5. Information: 425-771-4087. TIGERS FOOTBALL: The Lynnwood Tigers are having signups for the 2004 football season from 6:30-8 p.m. on Tuesdays in the upper room at the Alderwood Boys and Girls Club. Information: 425-424-3957 or visit www.lynnwoodtigers.com. FASTPITCH SOFTBALL: The Aftershock, a new U16-A fastpitch softball team is looking for players. The team will have a tryout from 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 12 at Lynnwood High School. Information: 206-605-2220 or e-mail: DSANCHEZSR@comcast.net. The U15 Baseball Club is conducting tryouts for the 2005 season at 2 p.m. Sept. 11 at Meadowdale Middle School in Lynnwood. Fall tryouts will be held at the same time with practices on Saturdays and doubleheaders on Sundays. Information: 425-418-2768. BASEBALL/SOCCER CAMPS: Youth ages 4-5 are invited to participate in the Littlest of Sluggers and Littlest of Kickers camps July 26-30 at the Mill Creek Sports Park. The camps will introduce children to the basics of baseball and soccer and parent involvement is encouraged. Classes will be held on Monday through Friday evenings. Baseball will be from 6-6:45 p.m. and soccer is from 7-7:45 p.m. Tennis shoes should be worn for both activities. The fee is $50 for Mill Creek residents and $58 for non-residents. There is a sibling fee of $15. Each child receives a T-shirt and certificate of participation. Information: Lynn Devoir, recreation supervisor, 425-745-1891 or www.cityofmillcreek.com. MILL CREEK HOOPS: The Mill Creek Traveling basketball team will be having tryouts for boys in grades 5-8 at Jackson High School. Players in grades 5-6 will meet from 6-7:30 p.m. Sept. 13 and 15; players in grades 7-8 will meet from 7:30-9 p.m. Sept. 13-15. Information: Kit Massengale, 425-402-9784 or e-mail: kitmass GameTime presents a 3-on-3 basketball tournament for players in upper elementary grades through adults, both male and female from 9 a.m. -8 p.m. July 17 at the Lynnwood Church of the Nazarene, 5326 176th St. SW. Each team is guaranteed at least four games. Information: 425-745-1886 or www.gametime3on3.org. CYCLONES FOOTBALL: The Edmonds Cyclones junior football team is accepting signups for the 2004 season for King and Snohomish county players ages 6-14. Sign up in person from 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays at the team’s office, 7901 212th St. SW. #205 in Edmonds. Information: 425-673-1924 or www.edmondsjrfootball.com. BASEBALL PROGRAMS: The Brooklyn Baseball Club &Athletic Training Facility offers small group clinics with University of Washington players through July 20; AquaSox player lunch on June 30; a fastpitch clinic with college players and Morrie Olsen, the week of July 5; and baseball clinics in August. Information: 425-744-0109. KICKBALL LEAGUE: Underdog Kickball is now registering individuals and teams for summer and fall adult co-ed kickball leagues. Information: 206-320-TEAM or www.underdogseattle.com. CYCLONES FOOTBALL: The Edmonds Cyclones Junior football team is accepting signups for the 2004 season for King and Snohomish county players ages 6-14. Sign up in person from 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays at the team’s office, 7901 212th St. SW. #205 in Edmonds. Information: 425-673-1924 or www.edmondsjrfootball.com. BASKETBALL CAMP: Advantage Basketball camps is offering its 18th annual camps this summer. Advantage Basketball also will be running ball handling and shooting camps this summer. Information: 425-670-8877 or www.advantagebasketball.com. BASEBALL OPENINGS: The United States Amateur Baseball Association has openings. Register at USABA.com. Information: 425-776-7130. ROYALS SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP: The fourth annual Royals Summer Basketball Camp will be July 19-23. The camp focuses on improving individual skills and mastering the fundamentals of basketball and is for youth in grades 4-8. Grades 4-6 meet from 8 a.m.-noon, while grades 7-8 meet from 1-5 p.m. The fee is $85 and includes a t-shirt and basketball. Information: coach Landon Porter, 425-670-7311, ext. 5307. WARRIOR YOUTH BASEBALL CAMP: Edmonds-Woodway coaches and players host a youth baseball camp for ages 8-13 from 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. July 12-15. The fee is $100 per camper. For a registration form go to the Edmonds-Woodway baseball web site at www.eteamz.com/ewbaseball/. Information: coach Joe Webster, 425-670-7311, ext. 6173. JACKSON HOOPS CAMP: The Jackson High School youth basketball camp for boys in grades 5-8 will be from 9-11:30 a.m. July 12-16 at the high school. Jackson coach Steve Johnson will be directing the camp. Information: Pam Olson, 425-921-5737. A camp for youth in grades 2-4 will be held from 9-11 a.m. July 19-21 at Heatherwood Middle School. Information: Pam Olson, 425-921-5737. LYNNWOOD FOOTBALL CAMP: The Lynnwood High School Youth Football Camp will be from 5:30-7 p.m. July 13-15 at the high school. The camp is for youth ages 6-12. Participants will be taught the fundamentals to developing basic football skills. The fee is $20 before July 9 and $25 after July 9. Information: coach Andrew Burton, 425-670-7311, ext. 5247 or e-mail: BurtonA The eighth annual Meadowdale High School Youth Basketball Camp will be July 19-22 at the high school. There will be three sessions: K through fourth-grade; boys, grades 5-9; and girls, grades 5-9. Instructors include Meadowdale coaches Chad McGuire and Karen Blair as well as current and former players. The fee is $70 if paid on or before July 14 and $80 after July 14. Information/registration: http://staff.edmonds.wednet.edu/mdhs/default.html, or call 425-672-2607 or 425-772-2377. YOST POOL: Yost Park Pool is open for its 32nd season. Discount swim seasonable passes are available at the Frances Anderson Center. Information: 425-771-0230. SKATING PROGRAM: The Lynnwood Ice Arena will be offering a six-week cheer dance skating program starting June 26. This new team and individual sport combines the artistry of figure skating, the power of ice hockey, the dynamics of cheerleading and the creativity of dance. Participants will learn cheer motions, skating skills and a set routine that will be performed at the end of the program. The fee for the class is $95. The arena has registration forms. Information: NSCA2004 Grand Slam Baseball Camps offers camps for youth ages 7-12 July 26-30 in Lynnwood. Current college players and high school coaches are the instructors. The fee is $99. Information: 360-802-2232 or www.grandslamcamp.com. GIRLS HOOPS: BSI is adding players to its girls fifth- through eighth-grade basketball teams. Information: 425-744-1860 or www.bsihoops.com. TRACK PROGRAM: The Edmonds Boys and Girls Club offers a track and field program for youth in grades 4-8. Activities include long jump, high jump, shot put and softball throw. Fee is $25. Information: 425-774-0630. BASKETBALL CAMPS: Basketball Camps offers its 18th annual basketball camp. Information: 425-670-8877 or visit www.advantagebasketball.com. SKATING LESSONS: The Highland Skating School offers a six-week series of skating classes using the United States Figure Skating Basic Skills program. The fee is $40 for tots (ages 3-5) and $50 for children/adults. The fee includes admission to a public skate session. Information: 206-546-2431, ext. 0. SWIM SCHOOL/TEAM: West Coast Aquatics offers a pre-competitive swim program for novice level swimmers wishing to enhance or maintain their stroke technique and to develop competitive swim skills. Classes are held at the Mill Creek Swim Pool. Information: 425-870-6656. The West Coast Aquatics swim team offers athletes, ages 6-18, a program of competitive swimming, training and meets for all skill levels. Practices are held at the Mill Creek Swim Club. Information: 425-870-6656 or www.swimwca.org. RICHMOND FOOTBALL: Richmond Jr. Football is registering boys and girls ages 6-14 for the 2004 season. Signups are every Tuesday from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Richmond Jr. Football equipment room, located at the north end of Spartan Gym at Shoreline Center. First-year 89ers play free and the first 50 registered players receive a Nike football. Information: 206-365-7411. REBELS BASEBALL: The Mukilteo Rebels select baseball team is looking for 14-and-under boys to complete its team roster. The team plays in the Edmonds area. Information: N. Nelson, 425-347-2257. BLUE ANGEL BASEBALL: The Blue Angels baseball team is looking for a pitcher and two utility players to fill out its roster for the 2004 Olympic Sandy Koufax Division. Information: 206-356-7232. TIGER YOUTH SPORTS: The Lynnwood Tigers are having signups for girls basketball (grades 4-7) and boys lacrosse (grades 5-8) teams. An open gym is being held from 6:30-8 p.m. on Mondays at Meadowdale Elementary School and on Fridays at Meadowdale Middle School. Coaching applications also are being accepted. Information: 425-424-3957. STARZ SOFTBALL: The Edmonds Starz 14U girls fastpitch softball team is looking for two players to complete its roster for the 2004 season. The team is specifically looking for athletes who aspire to play A ball, with winter workouts starting now. Information, contact Jim Johnson at 425-771-2211 or Bob Kromm at 425-745-6198. LACROSSE REGISTRATION: The Lynnwood Tigers are registering players in grades 5-8 for its 2004 lacrosse program. Registration includes gear. Coaches also are needed. Information: 425-424-3957 or www.lynnwoodtigers.com. GIRLS HOOPS: BSI is adding players to its girls basketball teams. Grades are 5-8. Information: 425-744-1860 or www.bsihoops.com. COACHES/REFEREES NEEDED: The Mukilteo Boys &Girls Club is currently accepting registrations for baseball (grades K-5) and volleyball (grades 3-10). Coaches and umpires for the upcoming baseball season also are needed. Information: Jeremy Doane, 425-355-2773. BASKETBALL CLASSES: Advantage Basketball offers basketball training classes for youth ages 8-18. Information: 425-670-8877 or www.advantagebasketball.com. SPRING SOFTBALL: Co-ed, men’s and women’s softball teams are encouraged to register for the 2004 season with Lynnwood Parks and Rec. Information: 425-771-4030. MARTIAL ARTS: Students with special challenges are invited to learn adaptive forms of martial arts from 1-2 p.m. Sundays at the Shoreline/South County YMCA. Children ages 7 and up can register. Instruction emphasis on challenged students, but students of all abilities are welcome. Instructor Cheryl Wieser is a national and international gold medal winner. Fees are $30 plus $30 annual YMCA membership fee. Information: Carolyn Holt, 206-364-1700 or cholt The Seadogs baseball club is looking for 15-year-olds to play catcher and middle infielder. Coaches also are needed for the 2004 season. Information: Ken, 425-432-9506 or 206-683-7572 or e-mail: soxbaseballken West Coast Aquatics Swim Team offers athletes, ages 6-18, a program of competitive swimming, training and competitive swim meets for all skill levels. Practices are at Mill Creek Swim Club. Information: 425-870-6656 or visit www.swimwca.org. Baseball Camp ¿ For ages 6-12, Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm, July 12th-16th. Offered in conjunction with Skyhawks Sports Academy, each week-long sport camp tailors its program to meet the needs of all children, regardless of skill or physical abilities. All campers attending receive a sports related ball, t-shirt and personal evaluation. The cost is $102. Roller Hockey Camp ¿ For ages 7-14, Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm, July 12th-16th. Offered in conjunction with Skyhawks Sports Academy, each week-long sport camp tailors its program to meet the needs of all children, regardless of skill or physical abilities. All campers attending receive a sports related ball, t-shirt and personal evaluation. The cost is $102. Soccer Camp ¿ For ages 6-14, Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm, July 26th-30th. Offered in conjunction with Skyhawks Sports Academy, each week-long sport camp tailors its program to meet the needs of all children, regardless of skill or physical abilities. All campers attending receive a sports related ball, t-shirt and personal evaluation. The cost is $102. Adult Softball League Fall Softball ¿ Women’s, Co-Ed and Men’s Softball teams may register in person after 7 a.m. or by phone after 2 p.m. A “returning team” is considered a team from the previous year and season. Registration dates are Monday, July 26 for returning teams from fall 2003 and Monday, Aug. 2 for all other teams. The cost is $420 for Men’s, Women’s, and Co-Ed. Kayaking Class ¿ San Juan Weekend ¿ For ages 10-adult, Saturday and Sunday, July 24-25. Every summer the resident Killer Wales (orcas) show up to feed on migrating salmon along the west side of San Juan Island. One of the most popular and exciting ways to see them is from water level in a sea kayak. Come join us for an unforgettable sea kayaking and camping experience. The cost is $260/$250. Whitewater Rafting Trip ¿ Wenatchee River ¿ For ages 10-adult, Sunday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., July 11. The sunny side of the Cascades is a definite splash. Roller coaster action and generally sunny weather makes this snow-fed river a favorite for river-runners. You’ll experience commanding scenery that includes apple orchards and tall bluffs. The whitewater maneuvering in “Boulder Bend, Rock &Roll, Drunkards Drop and Snow Blind” rapids will definitely capture your attention. Experienced guides steer self-bailing paddle rafts. All equipment and a delicious all you can eat picnic lunch are included. Beginners welcome. Neoprene wet suit and booties $15 additional fee paid at river. The cost is $64/$59. STOP READING WINTER HOOPS: The Edmonds Parks and Recreation Department offers a half court 3-on-3 league and 5-on-5 adult basketball league. The 3-on-3 league plays on Wednesday evenings at the Frances Anderson Center. The league runs through March 17. The 5-on-5 league is played at Edmonds Community College on Monday evenings. The top six teams in both leagues advance to a postseason tournament. Information: 425-771-0229. RICHMOND LL: Richmond Little League will be registering baseball and softball players (ages 5-18 by July 31, 2004) who live west of I-5, north of 145th and south of N. 205th St. at Shoreline Center (18560 First Ave. NE.) from 9 a.m.- 1 p.m. Jan. 17 (Ronald and Northridge rooms). Players should bring proof of address and birth certificate (unless returning player), cash and/or check for payment. Information: 206-546- BALL. UMPIRES NEEDED: Richmond Little League is in need of umpires and a registrar. Richmond offers training, resource materials and support. If you are interesting in umpiring, e-mail: rll_umpires A new U16-18 select/premier girls indoor soccer team, the Shorelake Scots, needs players for Everett Soccer Arena’s eight-game winter league. Cost is $20 per game or $140 for all eight games. Additional teams may be formed if there’s enough interest. Information: Jane Savard, 206-669-1921 or e-mail: jmsavard The Northshore Girls Slowpitch Softball Association (NGSSA) is accepting registrations for the upcoming season. Registration is open to all girls in grades 1-12. Forms and information are available online at www.ngssa.com. Information: 425-398-7931. PLAYERS WANTED: Middle infielders are wanted for a spring 2004 U14 Sandy Koufax team. Information: 425-776-7477 or e-mail: NWPCI A girls U13 select basketball team is having tryouts in the Edmonds/Lynnwood/Shoreline area. Information: Colleen Brown, 425-673-2235. STARZ TRYOUTS: The Edmonds Starz Red 18A fastpitch softball team is looking for players for 2004. Information: Gary DeVine, 206-368-8010, 206-683-4719 (cell), or e-mail: g.devine The Alderwood Hoops Club also is forming a fourth-grade girls select team. Information: 425-745-4833 or e-mail: alderwoodhoopsclub Registration is still being accepted for the 2003-04 Wrestling Rhinos season. Practices run from 6-7:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays at the Lynnwood and Shorecrest high school wrestling rooms. Boys and girls in kindergarten through grade 8 are welcome to sign up for a season of collegiate-style wrestling. No previous wrestling experience is needed. Membership fees are $110 ($100 for each additional family member) and include supplementary insurance and a T-shirt. Information: Rich Vulliet, 206-412-4410. BEGINNER HOCKEY: The Seattle Junior Hockey Association will begin its winter ice schedule the first week of October. The beginner program, for boys and girls ages 5-8, has a few remaining positions available for the 2003-04 season. No experience required. The program is based out of Mountlake Terrace. Information: 425-672-7744; e-mail: info Maynard’s is offering a fall ball instructional league. Single players or full teams can sign up. Information: 425-355-1810 or e-mail maynards The Mountlake Terrace Recreation Department is offering several fall sports leagues. Men’s basketball runs Monday-Thursday. Fee is $525 for 10 officiated games. Basketball open gyms for players 18 and over are 8:30-10:30 p.m. Thursdays and 9-11:30 p.m. Saturdays in the new gym at Terrace Park School. Cost is $3. Men’s and co-ed softball includes D, E, E-rec and co-ed divisions. Fee is $580 for 10 officiated games. Adult co-ed volleyball games are Tuesdays. Fee is $285 for 10 officiated games. Gym rental reservations for the 2003-04 season are available Friday nights, Saturdays and Sundays. Fees are $30 for youth, $40 for adults and $450/day for group rentals. Additional information on any of these leagues is available by calling Todd at 425-776-9173 ext. 121. FALL HOOPS: Basketball School of Instruction is taking registrations for fall youth camp, which runs through Nov. 23 at Edmonds Community College. The camp is open to all girls in grades 3-7 and boys in grades 3-5. Cost is $200 with a reversible jersey, or $180 without. BSI is also taking registrations for fall high school camp, which runs from 10 a.m.-noon Sept. 14-Nov. 9 at Edmonds Community College 10am to 12pm. The camp is open to all girls in grades 8-12. Cost is $200 with jersey, $180 without. BSI will be conducting tryouts for summer 2004 travel teams from 10 a.m.-noon Sept. 21 and Oct. 19 at Edmonds Community College. Girls in grades 8-10 are invited to attend. For more information on any of these camps and tryouts, call 425-673-4876; e-mail bsi.hoops@verizon.net; or visit www.bsihoops.com. MILL CREEK HOOP TRYOUTS: The Mill Creek Traveling Basketball team will be having tryouts for boys in grades 5-8 in early September. For more information call 425-481-3091. BLUES TRYOUTS: The Lynnwood Blues 16U fastpitch softball team is arranging tryouts for the 2004 season. The team is looking to add a top level pitcher, catcher and infield-outfield utility help. Information: Jim, 425-672-8043 or visit www.eteamz.com/lynnwoodb. MsSTIX TRYOUTS: Washington MsStix, a U16A girls fastpitch team is looking to fill several positions for its 2004 roster. Tryouts will be Sept. 7 in Mountlake Terrace. Information: Jeff Head, 206-730-5178 or visit www.msstix.org. PONY BASEBALL: MTYAA Pony Baseball is registering players ages 13-14 for the 2004 fall ball season. The eight-game season runs from Sept. 7 to Oct. 26. Information: Sam Schuyler, 425-672-2038. GIRLS SOCCER: The Trilogy Thunderbolts U15 girls soccer team needs two players for its district select program. Information: Kevin Mest, 425-672-4873. FALL HOOPS CAMPS: Basketball School of Instruction is accepting registration for its fall youth and high school camps at Edmonds Community College. The youth camp is open to all girls and boys in grades 3-7 and runs through Nov. 23. The high school camp is open to players in grade 8-12 and runs Sept. 14-Nov. 9. Both camps cost $200. Information: 425-673-4876; e-mail bsi.hoops@verizon.net; or visit www.bsihoops.com. ***************STOP******************* EDMONDS JUNIOR FOOTBALL: Edmonds Junior Football is signing up players ages 6-14 from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays at the Cyclones office, 7907 212th St. SW. #205 in Edmonds. The season runs through Nov. 8. Information: 425-673-1924 or www.edmondsjrfootball.com. TRACK CAMP: The Meadowdale Track and Field camp for youth ages 6-12 will be from 9 a.m. to noon July 28-31 at Edmonds District Stadium. The fee is $55 by July 10 or $60 after that date. Participants receive a T-shirt and medal. Information: 425-743-4408. HOST FAMILIES NEEDED: The city of Mill Creek Recreation Division is offering Challenger British Soccer Camps from July 28 to Aug. 15. Challenger camps provide players with the opportunity to receive high level coaching from a team of international experts. Coaches are from Great Britain and are licensed experts with broad soccer experience. Host families are needed for the coaches for one-week periods. Coaches will be provided with their own transportation to and from the camps. Host families should provide a bed, shower, laundry facilities and means. Discounts are available to participants whose families hosts coaches. Information: recreation coordinator Pam Olson, 425-921-5737. SOCCER CAMP: Boys and girls U-9 through U-12 can improve their skills at “First Touch Soccer Camp” Aug. 4-7 at Kasch Park in Everett. Each camper will receive a free mini soccer ball and members of the Seattle Sounders will make an appearance. Come meet and learn from the pros. Each session is from 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Cost is $60. Information: visit www.scpdc.com; or call Mike, 425-268-4172. E-W HOOP CAMP: The Edmonds-Woodway boys and girls basketball programs host their annual youth basketball camp in July. Head coaches Rob McMains and Amy Branch will lead the camp and will be assisted by staff coaches, varsity players, and guests. Session I for boys and girls grades in 2-5 is from 8 a.m. to noon, July 21-24. Session II for boys in grades 6-9 is from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m., July 21-24. Session III for girls in grades 6-9 is from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m., July 21-24. The fee for the camp is $70 if paid on or before July 14, and $80 after July 14. Campers will receive a T-shirt and basketball. Information: Rob McMains, 425-670-7311 ext. 1320 or Amy Branch at 425-670-7311, ext. 2556. MEADOWDALE HOOP CAMP: The seventh annual Meadowdale High School Youth Basketball Camp is set for July 14-17. Session 1 is for K-4 (8 a.m.-noon); session 2 is for boys in grades 5-9 (12:30-4:30 p.m.); session 3 for girls in grades 5-9 (4:30-8:30 p.m.). The camp will be hosted by the Meadowdale coaching staff as well as current and former players. Fees are $70. Registration forms available at: http://staff.edmonds.wednet.edu/mdhs/campflyer.pdf. Information: 425-672-2607 or 425-772-2377. SPEED CAMP: A speed, agility and quickness clinic for ages 6-18 will be Aug. 4-6 at King’s High School. Information: 425-776-2WIN or visit www.runtowin.org. BASEBALL/SOFTBALL CLINICS: Brooklyn Baseball Club is conducting 11 weeks of summer baseball and softball clinics. Brooklyn is also interviewing players ages 12-14 for two private baseball tournament teams. Seattle Mariners shortstop Carlos Guillen will be conducting a fielding and hitting demonstration from 6-8 p.m. July 7. Information: 425-744-0109 or visit www.brooklynbaseballclub.com. HOOP CAMP: A summer shooting and ball handling camp will be from 5:30 to 7 :30 p.m. July 15-19 at Edmonds Community College. Information: 425-673-4876 or www.bsihoops.com. SOCCER TRYOUTS: The Azzuri NW Nationals, a U14 Girls soccer team, welcomes girls 14 years old and under to play premier, select soccer in the South Snohomish area. Information: e-mail: wnazzuri The Lynnwood High School youth volleyball camp will be July 23-27 at the high school. The camp is for students entering grades 6-9. The camp director is Lynnwood coach Jean Kellogg. For more information contact Kellogg at 425-670-7311, ext. 5308. MARTIAL ARTS CAMP: World Martial Arts and Health offers summer martial arts and sports day camps for youth ages 5-13. The camps feature physical conditioning, self-defense, mental prowess and inner harmony. A typical week includes two martial arts classes and weekly themed sport skills development and games. Information: Jody Siqveland, 425-742-1313. CONDITIONING CAMP: Signups are underway for the ninth annual “DDD Conditioning Camp” for boys and girls entering grades 8-12. The eight-week program is for athletes who are interested in getting in shape for the fall sports season or for those who just want to stay in shape over the summer. Fundamental and advanced weightlifting, foot speed drills, sprint workouts, plyometrics and dot drills are covered. Registration forms are available at both Shoreline District middle schools and high schools as well as the summer school office. Information: Gary Harris, 206-546-5171. SANDY KOUFAX TEAM: A South Seattle Sandy Koufax U14 team is looking for dedicated players immediately. Information: Ed, 206-793-3452 or Ken, 206-683-7572. WHIRLYBALL LEAGUE: Whirlyball in Edmonds is accepting league registration for beginners, intermediate and advanced players and teams. Must be at least 8 years old to participate. Information: 425-672-3332 or visit www.whirlyball.net. RICHMOND JUNIOR FOOTBALL: Richmond Junior Football is looking for coaches for all levels of play. Training and equipment are provided. Signups are from 6 to 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday at the Richmond Junior Football equipment room located at the north end of Shoreline Center by the gym. Information: 206-365-7411. EDMONDS JUNIOR FOOTBALL: The Edmonds Cyclones are having signups for youth players ages 6-14. Information: 206-362-1580, 425-774-6043 or visit www.edmondsjrfootball.com. EDMONDS STARZ: The Edmonds Starz girls fastpitch 14A team is looking for a catcher. Information: coach Larry Dean, 206-542-4074 or e-mail: glfl3061 The 15th annual AAU girls basketball spring league will run through June. Teams will be fielded in grades 4-9. Information: 425-670-8877 or www.washingtongirlsbasketball.com. ALDERWOOD HOOP TRYOUTS: The Alderwood Hoops Club is forming a third grade girls basketball team to play during the spring season and then continue into next year. Information: 425-787-5844. TRILOGY SELECT SOCCER: Trilogy Thunderbolts, an U15 girls soccer team is seeking two to three select players for a district select program. Information: Kevin Mest, 425-672-4873. SOFTBALL REGISTRATION: Pacific Little League is accepting registration for girls fast pitch softball, ages 8-14. Information: e-mail pllball The South County Runnin’ Rebels are looking for experienced fifth grade AAU basketball players for league and tournament play. Information: e-mail: runninrebs A Sandy Koufax baseball team for 14-year-olds is having tryouts at Rijo Athletics Baseball Facility (22620 State Road 9 SE., Woodinville). Call 206-852-6626 for times and dates. YOUTH BASEBALL: Signups for spring baseball are now being accepted by the Edmonds Boys and Girls Club. The league is a T-ball and coach pitch program for kids in grades K-3. Volunteers and coaches needed. Information: 425-774-0630. STARZ SEEKS PLAYERS: The Edmonds Starz 16A red fastpitch softball team is looking for one player to round out its 2003 roster. Information: Gary DeVine, 206-368-8010 or e-mail: g.devine The Jackson Jills women’s golf club plays on Thursday mornings at Jackson Park Golf Course (1000 NE. 135th, Shoreline) from March through October. Members have Jackson Park tee time priority on regular playing days. Information: Jackson Jills membership chair Arlene Meisesner, 425-672-8341. SPRING BASEBALL: MTYAA Baseball, a Snohomish/King County PONY Affiliate, is looking for 13-14 year old players for a competitive recreation level spring league. Information: Sam Schuyler, 425-672-2038. SOFTBALL LEAGUES: Edmonds Parks and Recreation is accepting registration for its adult softball leagues. Games are played during weekday evenings at the Meadowdale Playfields. Information: 425-771-0229. A men’s 55+ senior softball league began play on May 1. Games will be in the mornings at the Meadowdale Playfields or at Kasch Park. Officials and game balls are provided for each game. Information: 425-771-0229. BASEBALL INSTRUCTION: Northwest Baseball Academy is currently accepting registrations for its winter instructional programs. Information: visit www.nwbaseballacademy.com or call 425-482-6922. STOP READING PLEASE. SELECT BASEBALL: Edmonds Falcons Baseball is looking for two to three players. The 16-year-old select team plays roughly 45 games through the Evergreen Baseball Association and is affiliated with Wilkinson Baseball Academy. Information: Kevin Mest, 425-672-4873. WRESTLING RHINOS: The Wrestling Rhinos, a youth wrestling club affiliated with USA Wrestling, has begun registration and practices for its collegiate-style season for boys and girls in kindergarten through grade 8. Practices will be Mondays and Wednesdays from 6-7:30 p.m. at Lynnwood High School’s wrestling room. No previous wrestling experience is needed. The fee for the collegiate season is $65 per wrestler ($50 for additional wrestlers in the same family), which includes club membership and USA Wrestling secondary insurance. Parents need to attend the registration with their wrestler and bring a copy of the wrestler’s birth certificate. Information, Terry Ray at 425-776-4396 or Chad Requa at 425-672-0445. SELECT BASEBALL: A 13- and 14-year-old select baseball team is having tryouts. Information: 425-355-1810 or e-mail: don.lange A sixth-grade girls basketball team is having tryouts for rec and select squads. Information: Colleen Brown, 425-673-2235. ASK THE PRO: Want to know more about runner’s knee? How it starts and what you can do to avoid it, or treat it if you already have it? Find these answers and more from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Jan. 28 at the Northshore YMCA, when physical therapist Dave Baus shares the fundamentals of runner’s knee. “Ask the Pro” is free to facility members and features different guests the last Tuesday of the month. Register by calling 425-485-9797 or in person at the Northshore YMCA (11811 NE. 195th Street, Bothell). WINTER HOOPS: The AAU Northwest Select Basketball Association (formerly WWWBA) will start its winter basketball league for girls in grades 5-9 in January. Costs run $550 or $525 for early registration. Information: Jerry, 206-325-0056 or visit www.wwwba.org. RB Sports is accepting registration for its upcoming winter league for boys and girls teams in grades 4-8. Teams play two games on Sundays with a season-ending tournament. Registration deadline is Dec. 23. Information: 360-794-0655 or www.rbsports.net. SOFTBALL PLAYER NEEDED: The Edmonds Starz 16A softball team is looking for an experienced outfielder to round out its roster. Information: g.devine Archbishop Murphy High School is accepting applications for varsity baseball coach. Applicants should have high school coaching experience and a strong baseball background. Archbishop Murphy High School is a member of the Northwest A League. Interested parties may send a letter of interest to: Terry Ennis, Archbishop Murphy High School, 12911 39th Ave. SE, Everett, Wash. 98208. For more information, call Terry Ennis at 425-379-6363, ext. 257. BOMBER TRYOUTS: Seattle Bombers U14 summer teams are currently looking for players. Information: Pete, 360-381-0106. GIRLS HOOPS CAMP: Basketball School of Instruction is offering a fundamental instruction camp for girls in grades 3-6 through from noon-1:30 p.m. on Sundays at Edmonds Community College. Information: 425-673-4876 or visit www.bsihoops.com. BASEBALL TRYOUTS: The South Side Sox Sandy Koufax U-14 baseball team is looking for players for the 2003 season. Information: Ken 206-674-5345 or soxbaseballken Sno-King Youth Club is accepting registrations for K-8 recreational basketball leagues. Both individual and team registrations are available. Information: Adam Eyer, 425-775-2633 or adam The Edmonds Starz 16A Red team is looking for an experienced outfielder to round out its roster. Information: g.devine The Supreme girls basketball program is looking for players in grades 4-8. Information: 425-218-2921 or 425-774-0659. YMCA HOOPS: Registration for the 2002 YMCA youth basketball season is underway at the Shoreline/South County YMCA. Leagues are open to boys and girls in preschool through sixth-grade. The season begins Dec. 3. Information: 206-364-1700. FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE: The Snohomish County Adult Flag Football Pass Ball League plays on Saturday and Sundays through Nov. 17. Information: 360-794-0655. VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES: Edmonds Parks and Recreation offers co-ed volleyball leagues at Edmonds Community College on Tuesday evenings. League play runs through Dec. 10. Registration is limited to 24 teams. Information: site coordinator Don Almy, 425-774-6777 or Edmonds Parks and Recreation 425-771-0229. FALL ADULT BASKETBALL: The Edmonds Parks and Recreation Department offers a half court/3-on-3 fall basketball league for adults 18 and older. Games are on Wednesday evenings at the Frances Anderson Center. Play runs through Dec. 18. Information: 425-771-0229. A 5-on-5 adult basketball league will be played at Edmonds Community College on Monday evenings. Play starts Nov. 30 and runs through Dec. 9. Information: 425-771-0229. BASEBALL CLINICS: Maynards is now taking applications and deposits for Thanksgiving and Christmas hitting, defense, and pitching camps. Dates are Nov. 29-30 and Dec. 1, 21-23 and 27-29. There is maximum of 40 players for the hitting and defense camps and 20 players for the pitching camps per session. Fees run $120 for non-members and $100 for members. Information: 425-355-1810. SELECT BASKETBALL: O’Neill Select Basketball of Edmonds will be conducting tryouts throughout September for sixth-grade boys and girls teams. The teams will compete in AAU leagues and tournaments. Information: boys, 425-771-4087; girls 425-778-2657. MOUNTLAKE TERRACE BASEBALL: MTYAA Baseball, the PONY Affiliate for South Snohomish County, has limited openings in its fall ball rec level baseball program. Games will be played on Sundays through late October. The fee is $40. All games will be played in Lynnwood. Information: Sam Schuyler at 425-672-3038 or e-mail at wsdot The Alderwood Hoops Club, a non-profit community-based youth basketball program, will be conducting its second annual Fall Player Development program for boys and girls in grades 4-8 in October. The emphasis is on individual skill and personal development. The dates are Oct. 6, 13, 20 and 27. Instruction provided by high school level coaches. The fee is $55 for four 2-hour sessions. BASKETBALL CAMPS: NBC offers a varsity academy program for boys and girls ages 9-18. Information: Linda, 800-406-3926 or www.varsityacademy.com. INDOOR SOCCER: Youth ages 3 through sixth-grade may sign up for an indoor soccer league this fall with Shoreline/South County YMCA. Preschool soccer is open to boys and girls ages 3-4; school age soccer offers co-ed teams for players entering grades K-6. Registration is underway at Shoreline/South County YMCA (1220 NE 175th St., Shoreline) and the season runs through November. Information: 206-364-1700. MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL: Shoreline/South County YMCA is offering a fall volleyball league for seventh and eighth-grade girls. Registration costs $55 for current YMCA youth members and $85 for non-members. The season runs through Nov. 2. Information: 206-364-1700. GIRLS HOOPS TRYOUTS: The Edmonds Warriors girls basketball team is scheduling player tryouts for its fall 2002, 11-and-under select team. The team specifically needs tall players — 5-foot-2 or above — who have competitive-level basketball experience and birthdates during 1991 or later. Information: e-mail teresawippel The FC Shoreline Select boys U-12 soccer team (under 12 years old by July 31) is looking for two more soccer players. Information: Ana: 206- 542-9015. BASKETBALL CAMPS: The Baden Basketball will be hosting camps for boys and girls ages 10 to 18. Information: 425-670-8877 or visit www.washingtongirlsbasketball.com. STORM BASEBALL: The Storm Baseball Club, a 13-U Sandy Koufax team, is looking for players to fill out its roster. The team will play in league games and local and out-of-town tournaments. Information: 206-935-1525 or e-mail to: onechoicejc The Contact 12U, an AAU girls basketball team, is looking for two players, who were born in 1989 or 1990. Grade is not an issue. Practices are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6-8 p.m. in the Lynnwood/Mill Creek area. Information: 425-316-0522 or e-mail to: taagard2 Mountlake Terrace is offering open gym basketball for ages 18 and over Thursdays from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in its new gym at Terrace Park School. The gym also is available for rentals Friday nights, Saturdays and Sundays. Information: Todd, 425-640-3101. BOYS U-11 SOCCER: The Cascade Avalanche is seeking three players that want to play at the highest level while developing their soccer skills. Information: Mike Bergstrom, 425-347-3032. CYCLONES FOOTBALL: Edmonds Cyclones Junior Football is signing up players, ages 6-14, every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Cyclones Field Office, 7907 212th St. SW. #205 in Edmonds. Players from all areas are welcome. Information: 206-362-1580, 425-774-6043 or www.edmondsjrfootball.com. TIGERS FOOTBALL: The Lynnwood Tigers youth football team is having sign ups for players ages 6-14. The league has five divisions. Assistant coach positions are available. Information: 425-424-3957. STORM BASEBALL: The Edmonds Storm baseball club (a U-13 Sandy Koufax team) is looking for three players to fill out the roster. The team will play a 60-game schedule. Information: 206-276-4366, 425-640-0684, 425-355-9950. MTYAA PONY REGISTRATION: The Mountlake Terrace Youth Athletic Association has extended registration for its Shetland Division (5- and 6-year-olds, $50) and Pinto Division (7- and 8- year olds, $60). The league also looking for coaches in these two divisions. Registration forms are available at the Mountlake Terrace Library. Information: Shetland director Read Wilkening, 425-778-1930 or Pinto director Bob Davis, 425-774-5753. SOCCER CAMPS: Pacific Coast Soccer Camps is currently offering team, individual and day camps. The camps are directed by Bobby McLaughlin, who has 13 years college coaching experience and two decades of camp experience. Information: www.pcsoccercamps.com or 425-349-3681. FLIGHT SELECT BASKETBALL: The Flight Select seventh-grade boys basketball team is looking for players for high level spring/summer tournament play. Information: 425-481-3091. WRESTLING RHINOS: The Wrestling Rhinos, a youth wrestling club affiliated with USA Wrestling, has begun registration and practices for its 2002 Novice Freestyle season for youth in grades 2 through 8. The fee for the collegiate season is $55 per wrestler ($50 for additional wrestlers in the same family), which includes club membership and USA Wrestling secondary insurance. Parents need to attend the registration with their wrestler and bring a copy of the wrestler’s birth certificate. Information, Terry Ray at 425-776-4396 or Chad Requa at 425-672-0445. YMCA CO-ED HOOPS: High school teens are invited to try out for a co-ed hoops league now forming at the Shoreline/South County YMCA. Players will meet teens from all over Seattle and participate in community service projects. Every player will play in every game. The $55 fee includes a ticket to a Sonics game and scholarships are available. Information: Oliva Kato, 206-524-1400. SANDY KOUFAX OPENINGS: A Puget Sound Sandy Koufax 13-year-old baseball team is looking to fill five positions. Information: 425-640-1414 or 206-276-4366. PIRATE BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: The Pirate Gold AAU select basketball program will be having tryouts for its fifth and sixth-grade boys team from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Meridian Park School. Information: Bob, 425-774-3022, Marce, 425-481-7226 or Steve, 425-775-1642. EXPRESS SOFTBALL: The Snohomish County Express U16-A softball team needs an experienced pitcher to join a second year team that qualified for regionals and nationals. Information: Ted Nelson, 206-229-8389 or Kabn Sno-King Youth Club of Edmonds is accepting basketball registrations for winter leagues. New player registrations are underway. Leagues are offered to all K-8th graders in the North King, and South Snohomish counties. Information: visit www.skyc.net; send an e-mail to: skyc@skyc.net; or call 425-775-2633. Office hours are Tuesday-Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: An Edmonds-area team is seeking players for a fourth and fifth-grade girls basketball team. Information: Matt: 425-327-9057. EDMONDS GIRLS BASKETBALL: An Edmonds-area AAU fourth grade girls basketball team is having tryouts for the fall season. Information: Matt, 425-327-9057. SWIM PROGRAM: The Mountlake Terrace Recreation Department’s fall swim program is underway. Classes in all levels are offered mornings, afternoons and evenings for tots and teens. Schedules with specific classes and times are available now at the Mountlake Terrace Recreation Pavilion at 5303 228th St. SW. Information: 425-776-9173. FLY FISHING CLUB: The Olympic Fly Fishing Club meets the first Wednesday of the month at Coco’s Restaurant, 17535 Lake Ballinger Way NE (in the Lake Forest Park Shopping Center). Information: Phil, 425-744-2311. SOFTBALL UMPIRES: The Amateur Softball Association of King County is recruiting men and women to become umpires for school, youth and adult leagues for this coming season. Training is provided with flexible days and hours. Information: 206-234-9545. UMPIRES NEEDED: The NSA and Snohomish County Softball Umpires Association are recruiting umpires, youths or adults, for the 2001 season. Information: 425-238-7385. DIAMOND DUSTER TRYOUTS: The U-18A Diamond Dusters of Edmonds have two roster positions currently open. If you are a middle infielder or third baseman, in search of a team for the 2001 season, call Paul Cochran (425-771-7200) or Brad Pinneo (425-776-1764) for details. EDMONDS HOOP TRYOUTS: The Edmonds Swarm fifth grade AAU boys basketball team is looking for players who want to play year round. Information: 425-771-2449. UMPIRES NEEDED: The Snohomish County Softball Umpires Association of Washington is recruiting fastpitch and slowpitch umpires for the 2001 season. Training begins in January. Information: Lou Davis, 360-659-2006. POGGIE CLUB: The Seattle Poggie Club, Seattle’s oldest salmon fishing club, holds its monthly meetings on the third Wednesday of each month at the Sand Point Naval Station (7400 Sand Point Way NE.), Bldg. 406. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. and consists of a brief business session, guest speaker, fishing reports and methods. The public is invited to attend. TERRACE SWIMMING LESSONS: The Mountlake Terrace Recreation Department is taking registration for swimming lessons for classes. Classes in all levels are offered mornings, afternoons and evenings for tots and teens. Schedules with specific classes and times are available at the Mountlake Terrace Recreation Pavilion, 5303 228th St. SW. Information: 425-776-9173. DOLPHIN TRYOUTS: The South Snohomish County Dolphin Swim team has openings in its competitive swim team. Tryouts are on-going at Mariner High School by appointment. Information: 425-774-4744. MILL CREEK SWIM LESSONS: The Mill Creek Swim Club offers swimming instruction to the public. Lessons are offered year-round and registration is on-going. The program offers hands-on instruction and offers its students skills for self-improvement and the opportunity to perfect individual techniques. Information: 425-745-3474. CHEERLEADING PROGRAM: The Pacific Northwest Cheerleading Association is taking registration for summer youth and competitive all-star squads. Squads are open to boys and girls in grades K through 12. Assistant coaches and other volunteers are needed. Information: 425-334-7242 or e-mail: pnca Blinkers, Inc. of Everett is looking for bowlers for its blind bowling team. Members meet from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. every Sunday at the Tyee Lanes in Everett. Team wishing to compete against the blind bowling team also are needed. Opposing teams wear blindfolds. Information: Jim Vance, 425-252-2572. m