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COMMUNITY SPORTS CALENDAR
LITTLE DRIBBLERS SUMMER LEAGUE SECOND SESSION
Due to overwhelming success of the program The Gym will be offering Part II of the Little Dribblers summer league that will run on Monday evenings from Aug. 4-25.
Division I, for ages 5-8, will run from 6-7:15 p.m. with Division II, for ages 8-10, running directly after from 7:15-8:30 p.m.
Players who are 8 years old with more than two years’ experience are recommended to play in Division II.
The league format features a 30-minute drill session followed by a 45-minute game.
Prices will be $49 for new players and $39 for returning players with their jersey.
HUMBLE FOOTBALL BOOSTER CLUB COUPON BOOK
The Humble Wildcat Football Booster Club is currently sponsoring telephone sales of the 13th annual Humble-Kingwood Dining & Shopping Spree Coupon Book.
This year’s coupon book features $6,000 worth of gift certificates for free merchandise and services, 50% off discounts, and two for one dining, entertainment, golf, fast food, and pizza.
Telephone representatives will be contacting area residents during the next few months offering delivery of the popular, money-saving coupon book.
The book consists of 370 offers that are valid through July 31, 2009, from more than 200 local businesses, including 90 restaurants.
The coupon book is being offered for only $39.95 with home delivery included.
Proceeds will help offset expenses for football equipment, awards and scholarships for graduating seniors.
To order a book, for more information or for a complete list of participating businesses, call 281-486-4200 or go to ww.diningandshopping.net.
LAKE HOUSTON YMCA 11th ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
Administaff Inc. will be the event sponsor of the Lake Houston Family YMCA’s 11th annual Golfer’s Challenge Monday, Aug. 18, at the Kingwood Country Club’s Island and Lake courses.
This annual event benefits the Lake Houston Family YMCA and East Montgomery County YMCA Partners campaign which provides financial assistance to individuals and families who cannot afford the services offered at the YMCA.
The cost to participate in this year’s tournament is $125 per individual or $500 per team, which includes golf, practice range, golf balls, Izod golf shirt, tees and more.
Registration forms are available at the Lake Houston Family YMCA or contact Carol Sutton at carols@ymcahouston.org to have a form e-mailed or mailed to you.
Tee and hole sponsors are still available at a cost of $250 and includes one individual entry.
For additional information, contact Carol Sutton at 281-360-2500 or e-mail carols@ymcahouston.org.
KINGWOOD COMMUNITY FOOTBALL JAMBOREE
All football players, cheerleaders, managers, trainers, families and friends don’t miss this exciting event to kick-off the 2008 Kingwood Mustang football season.
Be there to support the teams and show your spirit.
The a community-wide event will feature food, games, live music and much more.
The event will take place August 30 at 6 p.m. at the KHS Football Field.
To pre-order tickets, call Jim or Kandi Bryan at 281-358-0496. Tickets must be purchased before August 16 and no tickets will be sold at the door.
MOMMY AND ME CLASSES
Kingwood Athletic Club now hosts Mommy and Me classes.
Mothers will work out indoors on blankets with their babies in their arms.
Instructors will be using playtime to firm up mommies with pushup kisses, airplane ride crunches, sun salutations with tickles and giggles, and so much more.
Babies should be well-rested and nourished.
Contact Lauren for more information at 281-358-7765, ext. 243, or e-mail lpalm@kaconline.com.
2009 TCA HOUSTON TRYOUTS
TCA Houston will host its second round of tryouts Sept. 7 at the Kingwood Athletic Club.
Tryouts for 12U - 13U players will be held from 12-1:30 p.m. Tryouts for 14U - 15U players will be held from 1:30-3 p.m. Tryouts for 16U - 17U players will be from 3-4:30 p.m. The session will conflude with 18U tryouts from 4:30-5:30.
For more information, visit www.tcavolleyball.com.
ATASCOCITA HIGH SCHOOL INCOMING FRESHMEN SOCCER CAMP
Atascocita High School’s incoming freshmen soccer camp will be from Aug. 4-8 from 6-8 p.m. at Atascocita High School.
This is a camp for incoming freshman boys and girls and instruction will be given by Atascocita boys and girls coaches.
The cost of the camp is $70 which will include an Eagles soccer T-shirt.
For more information and to download a registration form, go to http://www.humble.k12.tx.us/athletics.htm or contact coach Alex Rogina at 713-724-9691 or e-mail alex.rogina@humble.k12.tx.us.
HEATEWAVE SUMMER SOCCER TENNINS SERIES
Texas HeatWave invites the community to come out and have a blast while improving soccer skills.
On Thursday nights from 6:45-8 p.m., the team holds a clinic lasting throughout the summer that will teach soccer athletes all there is to know about technical skills and ball control.
The clinic is open to athletes in U11 to U14 and is held at North Park field No. 1 in Kingwood.
For more information, visit www.texasheat9697.com and
go to the Soccer Tennis tab.
KINGWOOD HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH CHEER CLINIC
The 2008-2009 Kingwood High School varsity cheerleaders are holding their annual youth cheer clinic from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 14-15 at Creekwood Middle School. Girls will learn cheer techniques, jumps, tumbling, stunting and dancing from the award-winning KHS varsity coach and cheerleaders.
All future cheerleaders ages 5-13 are encouraged to attend. Ten girls will win an opportunity to "guest cheer" at a 2008 KHS varsity football game.
Registration is $75. To obtain a registration form, contact Robin Potts at 281-361-5192 or robin.potts08@gmail.com.
NEW SUMMER PROGRAM AT THE GYM
The Gym is now offering afternoon basketball drill sessions from 1-3 p.m., Monday-Thursday.
The cost will be $10 per day, and each paid drill session will include an open gym session from 3-5 p.m.
The session is open to boys and girls of all ages and skill levels.
For more information, call 281-540-4496.
KINGWOD PARK ALL SPORTS PROGRAM
The Kingwood Park High School All Sports Booster Club is now taking reservations for advertisements for the school’s very first Varsity All Sports Program. The programs will be sold at each of the varsity home football games next year. The first game will be at Kingwood Park’s Panther Stadium on Aug. 22, with the remainder of the home games being played at Turner Stadium.
Black and white ads range in price from $90 for one-eight of a page to $400 for a full page. Color ads are $500 for a half-page and $800 for a full page.
Please contact Tracey Deupree at tdeupree@embarqmail.com or Ozelle Whitelaw at ozelle@nctv.com to receive an order form and reserve your space today.
TEXAS THUNDER SUMMER VOLLEYBALL CAMPS
Texas Thunder Volleyball Club is holding a middle school camp for grades 5-8.
The camp is scheduled for the week prior to the beginning of their respective school volleyball tryouts and both will be held at The Gym in Humble.
The middle school camp will be held Monday-Thursday from 1-5 p.m. Aug. 18-21.
Ongoing Sunday drill sessions will be held at The Gym through Oct. 26.
Tryouts for Texas Thunder Volleyball Club teams for the 2008-09 USAV season will be held Aug. 3 and Sept. 28 at The Gym for all age groups.
For more information, registration forms and times for sessions and tryouts, please visit Thunder's website at www.ttvc.net, or e-mail volleyball@ttvc.net.
Phone calls can be made to 281-359-TTVC (8882) or to club director Marion Chlebana at 281-639-0239.
PGA APPROVED SUMMER GOLF CAMP
Cooper’s Tour School will conduct junior golf camps for students ages 6-14 during the summer break.
Each session will included 12 hours of instruction by Carl Cooper, PFA member and four-year PGA Tour professional. Daily on-course training is included on the par-3 golf course.
The camps are open to first-time golfers at all levels of experience.
Students ages 7-12 are certified to participate in the STPGA Academy Sports and Outdoors Little Linkster Golf Program upon completion of each weekly camp.
The 2008 Little Linkster membership also includes a $10 Academy gift card, STPGA Junior cap, bag tag, rules of golf, admittance to the 2008 Valero Texas Open and the 2009 Shell Houston Open with the STPGA bag tag.
The camps will be conducted at Humble Golf Center located just east of Highway 59 on Townsen Boulevard. The classes will be scheduled Monday-Thursday from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Class sizes are limited to eight students per session. For more information, contact Mr. Cooper directly at 832-715-2122 or at carl787cooper@pga.com.
STRENGTHENING & REHAB THROUGH PILATES
Many people are using the Pilates reformer with great success after experiencing a hip or knee replacement, low back pain, a stroke or a host of other age-related difficulties.
After a series of workshops focusing specifically on how the Pilates reformer can address these needs, the Pilates instructors at Kingwood Athletic Club are proud to offer personal training sessions dedicated to rehab in these areas. These classes are open to members and non-members alike.
Call KAC at 281-358-7765, ext. 240, to schedule a complimentary evaluation.
ANNUAL DINNING AND SHOPPING SPREE
The Atascocita High School All Sports Booster Club, Humble Wildcat Football Booster Club and the Kingwood Fillies Drill Team Booster Club are currently sponsoring telephone sales of the 13th annual Humble-Kingwood-Atascocita “Dining & Shopping Spree" Coupon Book.
This year’s book features gift certificates for free merchandise and services, 50 percent off discounts, and "2 for 1" dining, entertainment, golf, fast food and pizza.
Booster club representatives will be contacting area residents during the next few months offering delivery of the popular, money-saving coupon book.
Proceeds will help offset expenses for athletic equipment, drill team travel, awards and scholarships for graduating seniors.
For more information, or for a complete list of participating businesses, call 281-486-4200, or go to www.diningandshopping.net.
FOOTBALL OFFICIALS WANTED
The Houston Football Chapter of TASO is seeking officials for the 2008 season.
Do you love football but can’t play anymore and you don’t want to coach? Do you want to be close to the action? Do you think that you have what it takes to make the right call? Try officiating.
For information, call 832-322-1442 or e-mail tasohouston@yahoo.com.
KINGWOOD ATHLETIC CLUB OFFERS SWIM LESSONS
The Kingwood Athletic Club has been providing American Red Cross Learn to Swim programs for more than 20 years. Go to www.kaconline.com under Aquatic Programs for the spring schedule and class descriptions. Fliers are available online or at the club.
Also on tap is summer league swimming with North East Houston Aquatics. Open registration is the first business day of every month. More information is available at www.nehaonline.net.
ONE ON ONE BASKETBALL SEEKS NEW PLAYERS
The One on One basketball program is looking to expand its summer teams and is welcoming both boys and girls from ages 7-17 interested in playing competitive basketball.
One on One offers year-round training, and One on One teams typically travel to national tournaments in the summer.
For more information, log on to www.bballoneonone.com or call 281-360-4087.
Due to overwhelming success of the program The Gym will be offering Part II of the Little Dribblers summer league that will run on Monday evenings from Aug. 4-25.
Division I, for ages 5-8, will run from 6-7:15 p.m. with Division II, for ages 8-10, running directly after from 7:15-8:30 p.m.
Players who are 8 years old with more than two years’ experience are recommended to play in Division II.
The league format features a 30-minute drill session followed by a 45-minute game.
Prices will be $49 for new players and $39 for returning players with their jersey.
HUMBLE FOOTBALL BOOSTER CLUB COUPON BOOK
The Humble Wildcat Football Booster Club is currently sponsoring telephone sales of the 13th annual Humble-Kingwood Dining & Shopping Spree Coupon Book.
This year’s coupon book features $6,000 worth of gift certificates for free merchandise and services, 50% off discounts, and two for one dining, entertainment, golf, fast food, and pizza.
Telephone representatives will be contacting area residents during the next few months offering delivery of the popular, money-saving coupon book.
The book consists of 370 offers that are valid through July 31, 2009, from more than 200 local businesses, including 90 restaurants.
The coupon book is being offered for only $39.95 with home delivery included.
Proceeds will help offset expenses for football equipment, awards and scholarships for graduating seniors.
To order a book, for more information or for a complete list of participating businesses, call 281-486-4200 or go to ww.diningandshopping.net.
LAKE HOUSTON YMCA 11th ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
Administaff Inc. will be the event sponsor of the Lake Houston Family YMCA’s 11th annual Golfer’s Challenge Monday, Aug. 18, at the Kingwood Country Club’s Island and Lake courses.
This annual event benefits the Lake Houston Family YMCA and East Montgomery County YMCA Partners campaign which provides financial assistance to individuals and families who cannot afford the services offered at the YMCA.
The cost to participate in this year’s tournament is $125 per individual or $500 per team, which includes golf, practice range, golf balls, Izod golf shirt, tees and more.
Registration forms are available at the Lake Houston Family YMCA or contact Carol Sutton at carols@ymcahouston.org to have a form e-mailed or mailed to you.
Tee and hole sponsors are still available at a cost of $250 and includes one individual entry.
For additional information, contact Carol Sutton at 281-360-2500 or e-mail carols@ymcahouston.org.
KINGWOOD COMMUNITY FOOTBALL JAMBOREE
All football players, cheerleaders, managers, trainers, families and friends don’t miss this exciting event to kick-off the 2008 Kingwood Mustang football season.
Be there to support the teams and show your spirit.
The a community-wide event will feature food, games, live music and much more.
The event will take place August 30 at 6 p.m. at the KHS Football Field.
To pre-order tickets, call Jim or Kandi Bryan at 281-358-0496. Tickets must be purchased before August 16 and no tickets will be sold at the door.
MOMMY AND ME CLASSES
Kingwood Athletic Club now hosts Mommy and Me classes.
Mothers will work out indoors on blankets with their babies in their arms.
Instructors will be using playtime to firm up mommies with pushup kisses, airplane ride crunches, sun salutations with tickles and giggles, and so much more.
Babies should be well-rested and nourished.
Contact Lauren for more information at 281-358-7765, ext. 243, or e-mail lpalm@kaconline.com.
2009 TCA HOUSTON TRYOUTS
TCA Houston will host its second round of tryouts Sept. 7 at the Kingwood Athletic Club.
Tryouts for 12U - 13U players will be held from 12-1:30 p.m. Tryouts for 14U - 15U players will be held from 1:30-3 p.m. Tryouts for 16U - 17U players will be from 3-4:30 p.m. The session will conflude with 18U tryouts from 4:30-5:30.
For more information, visit www.tcavolleyball.com.
ATASCOCITA HIGH SCHOOL INCOMING FRESHMEN SOCCER CAMP
Atascocita High School’s incoming freshmen soccer camp will be from Aug. 4-8 from 6-8 p.m. at Atascocita High School.
This is a camp for incoming freshman boys and girls and instruction will be given by Atascocita boys and girls coaches.
The cost of the camp is $70 which will include an Eagles soccer T-shirt.
For more information and to download a registration form, go to http://www.humble.k12.tx.us/athletics.htm or contact coach Alex Rogina at 713-724-9691 or e-mail alex.rogina@humble.k12.tx.us.
HEATEWAVE SUMMER SOCCER TENNINS SERIES
Texas HeatWave invites the community to come out and have a blast while improving soccer skills.
On Thursday nights from 6:45-8 p.m., the team holds a clinic lasting throughout the summer that will teach soccer athletes all there is to know about technical skills and ball control.
The clinic is open to athletes in U11 to U14 and is held at North Park field No. 1 in Kingwood.
For more information, visit www.texasheat9697.com and
go to the Soccer Tennis tab.
KINGWOOD HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH CHEER CLINIC
The 2008-2009 Kingwood High School varsity cheerleaders are holding their annual youth cheer clinic from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 14-15 at Creekwood Middle School. Girls will learn cheer techniques, jumps, tumbling, stunting and dancing from the award-winning KHS varsity coach and cheerleaders.
All future cheerleaders ages 5-13 are encouraged to attend. Ten girls will win an opportunity to "guest cheer" at a 2008 KHS varsity football game.
Registration is $75. To obtain a registration form, contact Robin Potts at 281-361-5192 or robin.potts08@gmail.com.
NEW SUMMER PROGRAM AT THE GYM
The Gym is now offering afternoon basketball drill sessions from 1-3 p.m., Monday-Thursday.
The cost will be $10 per day, and each paid drill session will include an open gym session from 3-5 p.m.
The session is open to boys and girls of all ages and skill levels.
For more information, call 281-540-4496.
KINGWOD PARK ALL SPORTS PROGRAM
The Kingwood Park High School All Sports Booster Club is now taking reservations for advertisements for the school’s very first Varsity All Sports Program. The programs will be sold at each of the varsity home football games next year. The first game will be at Kingwood Park’s Panther Stadium on Aug. 22, with the remainder of the home games being played at Turner Stadium.
Black and white ads range in price from $90 for one-eight of a page to $400 for a full page. Color ads are $500 for a half-page and $800 for a full page.
Please contact Tracey Deupree at tdeupree@embarqmail.com or Ozelle Whitelaw at ozelle@nctv.com to receive an order form and reserve your space today.
TEXAS THUNDER SUMMER VOLLEYBALL CAMPS
Texas Thunder Volleyball Club is holding a middle school camp for grades 5-8.
The camp is scheduled for the week prior to the beginning of their respective school volleyball tryouts and both will be held at The Gym in Humble.
The middle school camp will be held Monday-Thursday from 1-5 p.m. Aug. 18-21.
Ongoing Sunday drill sessions will be held at The Gym through Oct. 26.
Tryouts for Texas Thunder Volleyball Club teams for the 2008-09 USAV season will be held Aug. 3 and Sept. 28 at The Gym for all age groups.
For more information, registration forms and times for sessions and tryouts, please visit Thunder's website at www.ttvc.net, or e-mail volleyball@ttvc.net.
Phone calls can be made to 281-359-TTVC (8882) or to club director Marion Chlebana at 281-639-0239.
PGA APPROVED SUMMER GOLF CAMP
Cooper’s Tour School will conduct junior golf camps for students ages 6-14 during the summer break.
Each session will included 12 hours of instruction by Carl Cooper, PFA member and four-year PGA Tour professional. Daily on-course training is included on the par-3 golf course.
The camps are open to first-time golfers at all levels of experience.
Students ages 7-12 are certified to participate in the STPGA Academy Sports and Outdoors Little Linkster Golf Program upon completion of each weekly camp.
The 2008 Little Linkster membership also includes a $10 Academy gift card, STPGA Junior cap, bag tag, rules of golf, admittance to the 2008 Valero Texas Open and the 2009 Shell Houston Open with the STPGA bag tag.
The camps will be conducted at Humble Golf Center located just east of Highway 59 on Townsen Boulevard. The classes will be scheduled Monday-Thursday from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Class sizes are limited to eight students per session. For more information, contact Mr. Cooper directly at 832-715-2122 or at carl787cooper@pga.com.
STRENGTHENING & REHAB THROUGH PILATES
Many people are using the Pilates reformer with great success after experiencing a hip or knee replacement, low back pain, a stroke or a host of other age-related difficulties.
After a series of workshops focusing specifically on how the Pilates reformer can address these needs, the Pilates instructors at Kingwood Athletic Club are proud to offer personal training sessions dedicated to rehab in these areas. These classes are open to members and non-members alike.
Call KAC at 281-358-7765, ext. 240, to schedule a complimentary evaluation.
ANNUAL DINNING AND SHOPPING SPREE
The Atascocita High School All Sports Booster Club, Humble Wildcat Football Booster Club and the Kingwood Fillies Drill Team Booster Club are currently sponsoring telephone sales of the 13th annual Humble-Kingwood-Atascocita “Dining & Shopping Spree" Coupon Book.
This year’s book features gift certificates for free merchandise and services, 50 percent off discounts, and "2 for 1" dining, entertainment, golf, fast food and pizza.
Booster club representatives will be contacting area residents during the next few months offering delivery of the popular, money-saving coupon book.
Proceeds will help offset expenses for athletic equipment, drill team travel, awards and scholarships for graduating seniors.
For more information, or for a complete list of participating businesses, call 281-486-4200, or go to www.diningandshopping.net.
FOOTBALL OFFICIALS WANTED
The Houston Football Chapter of TASO is seeking officials for the 2008 season.
Do you love football but can’t play anymore and you don’t want to coach? Do you want to be close to the action? Do you think that you have what it takes to make the right call? Try officiating.
For information, call 832-322-1442 or e-mail tasohouston@yahoo.com.
KINGWOOD ATHLETIC CLUB OFFERS SWIM LESSONS
The Kingwood Athletic Club has been providing American Red Cross Learn to Swim programs for more than 20 years. Go to www.kaconline.com under Aquatic Programs for the spring schedule and class descriptions. Fliers are available online or at the club.
Also on tap is summer league swimming with North East Houston Aquatics. Open registration is the first business day of every month. More information is available at www.nehaonline.net.
ONE ON ONE BASKETBALL SEEKS NEW PLAYERS
The One on One basketball program is looking to expand its summer teams and is welcoming both boys and girls from ages 7-17 interested in playing competitive basketball.
One on One offers year-round training, and One on One teams typically travel to national tournaments in the summer.
For more information, log on to www.bballoneonone.com or call 281-360-4087.
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