The Carson Valley Men's Golf Club conducted a tournament Sunday at the Carson Valley Golf Course. The tournament format took the low net scores from the front 9, back 9 and overall.
Jesus Rey won the front 9 in the A flight with a 34, Bob McLean and Paul Jorgensen each shot a 35 to tie for first on the back 9 and Bob McLean won the overall with a 70.
In the B flight, Bud Dick won both the front 9 and the overall, shooting a 32 and a 65 respectively. Charles Serafine won the back 9 with a 32.
John Kollar won the front 9 in the C flight with a 29 while Dick Kostner won the back 9 with a 30. Jim Gaughan won the overall with a 66.
In the D flight, John Guidicatti shot a 30 to win the front 9, Don Harrison shot a 31 to win the back 9 and Gerry Bing shot a 67 to take the overall.
Jimmy Mickler won closest to the pin honors on No. 1, coming within 4 feet, 5 inches. Kalehn Deshler won the same at No. 13 with a 10-6 and Larry Plemmons came within 8-8 on No. 18.
For more information on the club, contact Paul Lockwood at 782-6583.
Death Ride volunteers needed
Plans for the 2006 Tour of the California Alps - Death Ride are in full swing and volunteers are needed for the event.
Anyone interested can visit www.deathride.com and click on the volunteer tab. For more information, call (530) 694-2475.
Hockey Lake Tahoe set for July
The Hockey Lake Tahoe summer camp, instructed by NHL Hall-of-Famer Bryan Trottier will be at the South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena for the fifth year in a row this summer.
The camp for novice/intermediate players and goaltenders ages 5 through 15 will be July 11-13. Intermediate/advanced players ages 5-15 will go from July 10 to 15 and the novice/intermediate adult camp runs from July 12 to 14.
The camp is staffed with former pro and college players and coaches and is considered to be one of the top developmental camps in the Northern Nevada/Northern California area.
Local athletes will get a discount on registration.
For more information, visit www.hockeylaketahoe.com or call Mark Heidt at 450-4538.
Elements to hold tryouts
The Carson Valley Elements United U14 and U16 girls' soccer teams will host tryouts on July 12 and 19 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Stodick Park and July 15 and 22 from 10 a.m. to noon at Stodick.
Tryouts are open to all girls between the ages of 12 and 15 interested in competitive soccer. For girls 14 to 15 this is an opportunity to play non-coed soccer and play and train with players with a single year age difference.
For more information, or to discuss additional tryout dates, call Tony or Krissy Cormier at 265-8873 or 781-5813.
Wiffleball tournament upcoming
The second annual White Lightning Wiffleball Tournament is scheduled for July 22 and 23 at Stodick Park in Gardnerville.
The youth (6-12) and teen (13-17) divisions will play on July 22 and the adult division goes on July 23.
Cost is $100 per team with four to six players per team. The price includes team T-shirts and awards.
There is a four-game guarantee in pool play, which will determine seeding for the single-elimination tournament later in the day.
For more information, contact the Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department at 782-9828.
Volleyball clinics offered
The Capital City Volleyball Club will conduct several summer clinics and summer leagues for girls in grades 3 through 12.
All clinics and leagues will be at the Silver State Athletic Center, located at 5680 Morgan Mill Road in Carson City.
The seperate three-day clinics will be run by Capital City head coach Dan McLaughlin, whose high school team at Whittell had won four state championships and by four-time national championship coach Steve George.
The all skills clinic will be July 21-23.
The setters and hitters clinic will be July 28-30 and the "Get ready for varsity" clinic will be Aug. 4-6.
Times for each clinic are Fridays 5:30 to 8 p.m., Saturdays 9:30-3 p.m. and Sundays 1 to 3 p.m. Cost for each clinic is $75.
Capital City will also be organizing and conducting summer leagues with players divided into age/grade levels third-fifth, sixth-eighth and ninth-12th. Leagues will run two nights per week from July 5 to August 11. Cost is $75.
For more information or to sign up for a clinic or league, go to www.capitalcityvbc.com or call (530) 544-2538.
Douglas to host drug policy presentations
Douglas High School has scheduled two dates for the extra-curricular/co-curricular drug policy presentation for Aug. 1 and Aug. 8 in the Douglas High School commons at 6 p.m.
The presentation is mandatory for all new extra-curricular (athletes) and co-curricular (band, yearbook, skills, etc.) activities.
Attendance is mandatory with at least one parent or legal guardian and the student. Students not in attendance with at least one parent or guardian will not be allowed to try out or participate in the activity.
Any questions can be directed to 782-5136, ext. 1015. The athletic office is closed until July 31.
NFL youth flag football league
The Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department is currently taking registration for the NFL Youth Flag Football League.
The league teaches boys and girls the fundamentals of football, good sportsmanship and teamwork in a fun, non-competitive, non-contact way.
Players receive a reversible NFL flag jersey, mouthpiece and individual trophy. All games will be played on Saturdays at Stodick Park.
Participants will be divided into four age groups (6-8 coed, 9-11 coed and 12-14 coed). Players must be at least 6 and not 15 by Sept. 1, 2006.
Coaches will randomly choose teams through a draft system.
Volunteer coaches and sponsors are needed. Background checks will be required for all volunteer coaches. Registration is being accepted until Aug. 18 and the games will begin Sept. 9 and the cost will be $60 per participant. For more information, call the parks & recreation department at 782-9828.
