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COMMUNITY SPORTS CALENDAR
YOGA FOR KIDS
Kingwood Yoga is holding fall registration for classes and birthday parties for children ages 4-12 and teens 13 and up.
Classes meet for one hour and are available several times per week.
For exact schedule, pricing or more information about the program, contact Marita Gardner-Anopol at Kingwood Yoga at 281-441-9642 or visit www.kingwoodyoga.com.
KINGWOOD BAND FUNDRAISER
Kingwood High School along with Riverwood and Creekwood middle schools’ band students will be selling copies of the popular Entertainment 2009 coupon book.
The fundraising campaign will continue through Sept. 17.
Each Entertainment book contains 2-for-1, and up to 50 percent-off discount offers from local and national restaurants, hotels and resorts, entertainment venues and other merchants.
The books cost $20 and all proceeds go directly to supporting the band program at these schools.
The profits generated will help cover costs of the 2009 Kingwood High School varsity band trip to either the Presidential Inaugural Parade or Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Students will be selling books door to door or they can be purchased by contacting Lynette Gary at 281-360-4090 or sending an e-mail to kwbbcouponbooksale@hotmail.com.
FRIENDS OF KINGWOOD BASEBALL
Oct. 13 there will be a golf tournament for Friends of Kingwood Baseball at Oakhurst Country Club. The shotgun start will be at 1:30 p.m., with dinner to follow at 6:30. E-mail Kent Rinehart for further information or to sign up at krrinehart@kingwoodcable.net. The cost will be $125 for individuals or $450 per foursome.
HATHA YOGA THERAPY
For those who suffer from low energy levels and who want to reduce tension in their bodies, improve their sleeping patterns and lead a more radiant lifestyle, Hatha Yoga therapy may just be the answer.
Call Brian at 281-358-0880 or Marilene at 281-455-3714 for more details.
BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL
Now that kids are back in school, parents can treat themselves to some personalized attention and quality instruction.
Kingwood Athletic Club’s personal training Pilates sessions are on special for the month of September when mentioning this ad.
Call Kingwood Athletic Club at 281-358-7765 and ask for Susan at ext. 240.
KIWANIS KIDS TRIATHLON SERIES
The Kiwanis Club of Kingwood will host its 13th annual Kids Growing Through Triathlon the Kiwanis Way triathlon Sept. 13 at the Bear Branch Pool.
The event allows young athletes ages 7-12 years old to experience the fun and excitement of triathlon.
Every athlete will receive a finisher’s ribbon and “goodies.” Awards will be given to the top three boys and girls in each age grouping.
Race numbers, instructions and course maps will be available one hour before start time.
Please arrive no later than 45 minutes before races start at 8 a.m. to check in, review the course and ready your transition area.
Entry fees will be $20 if postmarked by the Monday before race day or through online registration at www.kiwanishoustonsunrise.org. Race Day registration will be $25.
TEXAS HEATWAVE SOCCER FALL SIGN UP UNDERWAY
Registration for the fall recreational season of the Texas HeatWave soccer club is in full swing.
Players ages 4-18 are invited to join the fun while learning about the sport.
Parents can register their children online anytime at txheatwave.com.
The cost for U4/5 and U6 players is $80, while U7-U19 players is $95.
Fees include uniform, team photos, trophies for all players U4 to U8, regular season games and an end-of-season tournament.
Register before Sept. 6 to avoid a $15 late fee.
For more information, check the HeatWave website, txheatwave.com, or call 281-359-7280.
KINGWOOD BOYS LACROSSE FALL REGISTRATION
Kingwood Lacrosse registration is now open for the 2008 fall league.
The program is open for high school boys in the ninth-12th grades who reside in the greater Kingwood, Atascocita and Humble area.
Practices are scheduled to begin on Sept. 16 and will be held at one of the local Kingwood schools.
For more information or to sign up for the fall league, please visit www.kwlax.com.
THE GYM/COMPETITIVE FALL BASKETBALL LEAGUE
The Gym / Competitive Basketball Fall League is about to begin.
Boys and girls grades K-12 are welcome.
Tryouts are Saturday, Sept. 6, from 9 a.m.-noon at The Gym in Humble.
The season begins Sept. 13. All teams will play a minimum of eight games and all games will held at The Gym.
For registration forms, go to either www.ourgym.net or www.cbball.com.
TCA VOLLEYBALL TRYOUTS
TCA will also hold its second round of TCA Volleyball tryouts on Sept. 7 from noon-5:30 p.m. for 12U through 18U at KAC.
For more information on times for each age group, please visit www.tcavolleyball.com.
Please contact TCA Houston volleyball director Sara Shannon with any questions at 281-358-7765, ext. 244.
FALL REGISTRATION FOR FUN FAIR POSITIVE SOCCER NOW OPEN
Registration for Fun, Fair, Positive Soccer is now open for the fall.
Soccer sign up is now in progress for boys and girls ages 4 to 18.
Games begin Oct. 11.
All FFPS games are played locally. FFPS gives children a fun and fair experience including one practice per week, a full uniform and trophy for every player, equal playing time, opportunities to play every position, coed/balanced teams, positive coaching and more.
No tryouts are required.
Register by Sept. 22 and save $5.
For more information or to sign up, call 800-828-7529 or visit www.ffps.org.
HUMBLE FOOTBALL BOOSTER CLUB COUPON BOOK
The Humble Wildcats 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.
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.
SPORTS CALENDAR ONLINE
For the full Observer sports calendar, visit www.thehumbleobserver.com.
Kingwood Yoga is holding fall registration for classes and birthday parties for children ages 4-12 and teens 13 and up.
Classes meet for one hour and are available several times per week.
For exact schedule, pricing or more information about the program, contact Marita Gardner-Anopol at Kingwood Yoga at 281-441-9642 or visit www.kingwoodyoga.com.
KINGWOOD BAND FUNDRAISER
Kingwood High School along with Riverwood and Creekwood middle schools’ band students will be selling copies of the popular Entertainment 2009 coupon book.
The fundraising campaign will continue through Sept. 17.
Each Entertainment book contains 2-for-1, and up to 50 percent-off discount offers from local and national restaurants, hotels and resorts, entertainment venues and other merchants.
The books cost $20 and all proceeds go directly to supporting the band program at these schools.
The profits generated will help cover costs of the 2009 Kingwood High School varsity band trip to either the Presidential Inaugural Parade or Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Students will be selling books door to door or they can be purchased by contacting Lynette Gary at 281-360-4090 or sending an e-mail to kwbbcouponbooksale@hotmail.com.
FRIENDS OF KINGWOOD BASEBALL
Oct. 13 there will be a golf tournament for Friends of Kingwood Baseball at Oakhurst Country Club. The shotgun start will be at 1:30 p.m., with dinner to follow at 6:30. E-mail Kent Rinehart for further information or to sign up at krrinehart@kingwoodcable.net. The cost will be $125 for individuals or $450 per foursome.
HATHA YOGA THERAPY
For those who suffer from low energy levels and who want to reduce tension in their bodies, improve their sleeping patterns and lead a more radiant lifestyle, Hatha Yoga therapy may just be the answer.
Call Brian at 281-358-0880 or Marilene at 281-455-3714 for more details.
BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL
Now that kids are back in school, parents can treat themselves to some personalized attention and quality instruction.
Kingwood Athletic Club’s personal training Pilates sessions are on special for the month of September when mentioning this ad.
Call Kingwood Athletic Club at 281-358-7765 and ask for Susan at ext. 240.
KIWANIS KIDS TRIATHLON SERIES
The Kiwanis Club of Kingwood will host its 13th annual Kids Growing Through Triathlon the Kiwanis Way triathlon Sept. 13 at the Bear Branch Pool.
The event allows young athletes ages 7-12 years old to experience the fun and excitement of triathlon.
Every athlete will receive a finisher’s ribbon and “goodies.” Awards will be given to the top three boys and girls in each age grouping.
Race numbers, instructions and course maps will be available one hour before start time.
Please arrive no later than 45 minutes before races start at 8 a.m. to check in, review the course and ready your transition area.
Entry fees will be $20 if postmarked by the Monday before race day or through online registration at www.kiwanishoustonsunrise.org. Race Day registration will be $25.
TEXAS HEATWAVE SOCCER FALL SIGN UP UNDERWAY
Registration for the fall recreational season of the Texas HeatWave soccer club is in full swing.
Players ages 4-18 are invited to join the fun while learning about the sport.
Parents can register their children online anytime at txheatwave.com.
The cost for U4/5 and U6 players is $80, while U7-U19 players is $95.
Fees include uniform, team photos, trophies for all players U4 to U8, regular season games and an end-of-season tournament.
Register before Sept. 6 to avoid a $15 late fee.
For more information, check the HeatWave website, txheatwave.com, or call 281-359-7280.
KINGWOOD BOYS LACROSSE FALL REGISTRATION
Kingwood Lacrosse registration is now open for the 2008 fall league.
The program is open for high school boys in the ninth-12th grades who reside in the greater Kingwood, Atascocita and Humble area.
Practices are scheduled to begin on Sept. 16 and will be held at one of the local Kingwood schools.
For more information or to sign up for the fall league, please visit www.kwlax.com.
THE GYM/COMPETITIVE FALL BASKETBALL LEAGUE
The Gym / Competitive Basketball Fall League is about to begin.
Boys and girls grades K-12 are welcome.
Tryouts are Saturday, Sept. 6, from 9 a.m.-noon at The Gym in Humble.
The season begins Sept. 13. All teams will play a minimum of eight games and all games will held at The Gym.
For registration forms, go to either www.ourgym.net or www.cbball.com.
TCA VOLLEYBALL TRYOUTS
TCA will also hold its second round of TCA Volleyball tryouts on Sept. 7 from noon-5:30 p.m. for 12U through 18U at KAC.
For more information on times for each age group, please visit www.tcavolleyball.com.
Please contact TCA Houston volleyball director Sara Shannon with any questions at 281-358-7765, ext. 244.
FALL REGISTRATION FOR FUN FAIR POSITIVE SOCCER NOW OPEN
Registration for Fun, Fair, Positive Soccer is now open for the fall.
Soccer sign up is now in progress for boys and girls ages 4 to 18.
Games begin Oct. 11.
All FFPS games are played locally. FFPS gives children a fun and fair experience including one practice per week, a full uniform and trophy for every player, equal playing time, opportunities to play every position, coed/balanced teams, positive coaching and more.
No tryouts are required.
Register by Sept. 22 and save $5.
For more information or to sign up, call 800-828-7529 or visit www.ffps.org.
HUMBLE FOOTBALL BOOSTER CLUB COUPON BOOK
The Humble Wildcats 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.
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.
SPORTS CALENDAR ONLINE
For the full Observer sports calendar, visit www.thehumbleobserver.com.
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