The Carson Valley chapter of Ducks Unlimited will host its 25th annual benefit drawing at Carson Valley Inn on Feb. 17.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with cocktails and dinner will be served at 7 p.m.
Ticket prices are $75 for an individual, $300 for a sponsorship and $900 for a corporate table. The ticket includes a Ducks Unlimited membership, dinner, auctions and numerous drawings.
For more information, call John Larson at 267-4222 or Patti Larson at 267-4566.
Spring Soccer tryouts
The Carson Valley Pirates U10, U12 boys' soccer team is looking for five more players. The traveling team will play in tournaments in March and April and the spring season runs through May.
For more information, call Travis at 266-3045.
Little League sign-ups
The final day for Little League sign-ups is Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Gardnerville Elementary School.
This is the only sign-up day left, no exceptions.
Cost is $55 for T-ball (ages 5-6), $65 for Minor B (6-7), $75 for Minor A through Major (6-12) and $100 for Junior/Senior (13-16).
For more information, call Debbie Jacobsen at 782-7303.
Girls softball sign-ups
The Carson Valley Girls Softball Association is hosting sign-ups for the 2006 season at the Douglas Country Parks & Recreation annex building across from Lampe Park.
Sign-up dates include Feb. 7 (6-8 p.m.), Feb. 21 (6-8 p.m.) and March 4 (noon-3 p.m.)
Sign-up fees are $55 (ages 5-7), $60 (8 and older) and $130 maximum (family rate).
New players must bring copies of birth certificates.
Returning players should bring a completed registration form if you've already received them in the mail.
Players must be age 5 as of Jan. 1, 2006 to be eligible to play. For more information, call Patti Snyder at 265-6447.
Wildcats seek new mats
The Douglas Wildcats youth wrestling club is raising money for club wrestling mats.
In 12 years, the Wildcats have placed more than 150 wrestlers finish in the top three at the state championships.
Each year, several wrestlers have qualified for regional and national competitions.
The club is in dire need of wrestling mats for the athletes to practice on and bring to competitions. The mats cost $9,000. Douglas also continually raises money for its wrestler scholarship fund, which assures that at least one less-fortunate participant is able to afford the program all the way to the state competition every year.
The club will be accepting monetary donations, as well as donations of products or services for a raffle through Jan. 31. Monetary donations will continue to be accepted after that date.
Checks can be mailed to the Wildcat Wrestling Club, 723 Bowles Lane, Gardnerville, NV, 89460-8118. For more information, call Don Johnson at 265-9265 or John Grant at 720-2311. Johnson can be reached by e-mail at jakeandikory@aol.com.
Adult volleyball registration
The Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department is currently taking registration for spring adult volleyball teams.
The registration deadline is Friday, Feb. 24. Registration is on a first-come basis, and the fee is $170 per team. Leagues being offered include a women's (6x6) Monday night league, a coed "A" (4x4) Tuesday night league, a men's (4x4) Tuesday night league, a coed "C" (6x6) Wednesday night league and a coed B (6x6) Thursday night league.
The leagues are scheduled to begin the week of March 6. A manager's meeting is scheduled for March 1 at 6 p.m. at the Recreation Annex, 1327 Waterloo Lane across from Lampe Park.
For more information, call 782-9828.
Adult coed soccer
The Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department is currently taking registration for adult coed soccer. Registration runs through Feb. 24 and the $470 fee per team is due at the time of registration.
Games will be played on Sundays at Aspen Park. Season begins March 5, but all teams must have a representative present at the managers' meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 6 p.m. at the Recreation Annex, 1327 Waterloo Lane. For more information, call 782-9828.
Youth volleyball registration
The Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department will take registration for athletes in fifth-grade through eighth-grade through March 10.
The season begins on April 1. Games are played on Saturdays at Carson Valley Middle School and practices will run one evening every week.
Teams will be assigned through a paper draft system, which will take place Saturday, March 18.
The cost is $50 per child and includes eight games, a single-elimination tournament, uniforms and participation awards for all.
The department is also looking for volunteers to help coach these volleyball teams and sponsors to help keep the costs down for the children. For more information, call 782-9828.
Ten Star All-Star basketball camp
Applications are being evaluated for the Ten Star All-Star Summer Basketball Camp.
The camp is by invitation only. Boys and girls ages 10-19 are eligible to apply. Past participants include Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan, Vince Carter, Jerry Stackhouse, Grant Hill and Antawn Jamison.
Players from 50 states and 18 countries attended the 2005 camp.
College basketball scholarships are available for players selected to the All-American team.
Camp locations include Commerce, Texas, Prescott, Ariz., Thousand Oaks, Calif., Sterling, Col., Bridgeport, Conn., Babson Park, Fla., Gainesville, Ga., Champaign, Ill., North Manchester, Ind., Towson, Ma. and Lebanon, Tenn.
For more information, call (704) 373-0873.
CVI spring golf outing
The 17th annual Carson Valley Inn Spring Stag is April 27-30 with golf at the two Genoa Lakes courses: The Resort course on Friday and the Lakes course on Saturday.
A Thursday evening welcoming reception and Saturday night banquet provide plenty of time to visit and swap stories.
The 36-hole scramble is limited to the first 144 paid players. There are non-cash awards for the top finishers in each flight, drawing prizes, closest-to-the-hole prizes and a souvenir tournament shirt and hat for each participant.
There's also an optional early-bird round Thursday at the Lakes Course.
For more information, visit www.cvinn,com or call 783-6625. All participants must be over 21.
Head officials sought
Douglas County Parks & Recreation is currently looking for qualified individuals for two Umpires in Chief (UIC) positions for youth and adult basketball and adult softball.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, recruiting, training, scheduling, evaluating and paying officials for each sport. In addition, each UIC will work closely with the recreation coordinator in regards to the responsibilities previously listed.
High school certifications are recommended for basketball. Previous officiating is preferred.
Contact J.P. Albert with Douglas County Parks & Recreation at 782-9828 for more information.
Parks & Recreation seeking officials
Douglas County Parks & Recreation is currently looking for qualified officials for youth and adult sports in the following programs:
Youth basketball, $18 per game (Saturdays, January-March); Youth flag football, $12 per game (Saturdays, September-November); Youth volleyball, $14 per game (Saturdays, March-May); Adult volleyball, $16 per game (Monday-Thursday, fall, winter and spring); Adult basketball, $19 per game (Monday-Friday and tournaments in the summer and fall); Adult flag football, $18 per game (Sundays, winter).
Officials must be willing to work nights and weekends and have a flexible schedule. Most games last approximately one hour. High School certification is recommended for basketball and volleyball. Parks and Recreation will train and certify for all other sports.
Previous officiating and willingness to be trained in multiple sports is preferred.
Contact J.P. Albert at 782-9828 or James Evans at 265-5459 for more information.
