• UH-Hilo Summer Sports Camps • North Shore Pop Warner coaches wanted • Lacrosse coming to Kaua‘i UH-Hilo Summer Sports Camps Five camps are scheduled for this summer – basketball (June 23-26), softball (July 16-18), volleyball-basic skills (Aug. 2-5), volleyball-team
• UH-Hilo Summer Sports Camps
• North Shore Pop Warner coaches wanted
• Lacrosse coming to Kaua‘i
UH-Hilo Summer Sports Camps
Five camps are scheduled for this summer – basketball (June 23-26), softball (July 16-18), volleyball-basic skills (Aug. 2-5), volleyball-team skills (Aug. 5-8) and volleyball-coaches (Aug. 5-8).UHH Baseball Coach Joey Estrella (974-7700) starts the series with a four-day school that features fielding, hitting, throwing, pitching and running with the use of station work, video taping and group clinics.
UHH Assistant Basketball Coach Eric Sanchez (974-7701) takes the reigns next with the Vulcan Basketball School which will emphasize fundamentals yet keep it fun and exciting for everyone. Open to boys and girls ages eight through high school.
After a six-year absence, UHH Softball Coach Callen Perreira (974-7703) will be hosting a summer program. For girls ages eight through high school, they will focus on the basics. Following her first complete year as the UHH volleyball coach, Julie Morgan (974-7698) will be sponsoring three camps for all participants of the sports. The basic skills camp is open to players graded 4-12. The Coaches Clinic is open to all interested in volleyball and will go over basic skills and drills. Applications and information about the camps are available at http://vulcans.uhh.hawaii.edu under camps/clinics.
North Shore Pop Warner coaches wanted
The North Shore Pop Warner Football Association is looking for coaches in the junior pee-wee, pee-wee, and midget divisions. Also, cheer coaches are needed in all divisions. If you need more information, call Sean at 828-1449.
Lacrosse coming to Kaua‘i
Here’s a great chance for the people of Kaua‘i to see some awesome Lacrosse action.
On Tuesday, August 3rd, at 6 p.m. at Vidinha Stadium, there will be an exhibition game of youth lacrosse with players from Guilford, Ct., and from the Aloha Youth Lacrosse Association on O‘ahu.
The following 2 days, the players and coaches from the Guilford Youth Lacrosse Association will be offering a clinic to all kids and adults who are interested in learning how to play, and coach lacrosse.
The clinic will also be held at Vidinha Stadium on August 4 from 1-4 p.m., and on August 5, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
On August 5, there will be a coaching clinic, and several contests — most accurate shot, longest shot, etc. — with prizes awarded.
The clinic is free, but a donation will be asked for, the proceeds of which will go to help in the establishment of the Kaua‘i Youth Lacrosse Association, which will have its inaugural season starting in the spring of 2005.
