The fifth annual Sierra Golf Classic hosted by Sierra Lutheran High School is scheduled for June 23 at Genoa Lakes Golf Resort.
The tournament will be conducted in a scramble format with a shotgun start at 8 a.m.
Registration is $125 per golfer and includes 18 holes of golf, driving range, breakfast snacks, tee prizes, lunch, entry into hole-in-one contests on all par-3 holes and other event contests.
A cash prize of $25,000 goes to the first participant to ace one of the par-3 holes and a 2006 Ford Mustang is the prize for the first hole-in-one on another.
Proceeds from this event will help subsidize tuition assistance for families who want a Christian secondary education for their teenagers but need help with the tuition costs.
The field of 144 golfers is filling quickly but spots are still available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Registration forms are available by calling the school at 782-0060.
or at the school's temporary quarters one block north of Highway 395 on the east side of Buckeye Road in Minden.
Fundraiser golf event
On June 23, 30-plus golfer will chase, hack and chip hundreds of golf ball from dawn until dusk at the Eagle Valley Golf Course in an effort to help Los Amigos de Esteli raise money.
Los Amigos de Esteli is a non-profit organization that provides mission work to Nicaragua, supported by High Sierra Fellowship in Gardnerville.
Each golfer is recruiting sponsors for their endeavor for this year's 10th short-term mission trip scheduled for July 30 to Aug. 6.
To participate as a golfer or to inquire about benefits for various sponsorship levels, contact Raquel Johnson at raquelita@charter.net or (775) 690-3716.
Carson Valley Grand Slam golf tourney
Stopping at the three Carson Valley golf clubs, the Carson Valley Grand Slam Golf Tournament is slated for June 24-28.
The tournament is designed to showcase the landscape of the region, making stops at Sunridge Golf Course, the Carson Valley Golf Course and the Genoa Lakes Golf Club. It will also feature an awards barbecue, a long-drive contest, a 2007 equipment demo, optional open play or skins game, a golf clinic and a hole-in-one prize.
"The Carson Valley Grand Slam Tournament will allow participants to experience all the levels of golf that have made Carson Valley one of the premiere golf locations in Northern Nevada," Bill Henderson of the Carson Valley Inn said.
Registration for the three-day tournament is $225. For visitors to the region, the Carson Valley Inn will provide special room rates for participants. For more information, including registration forms, visit www.magikonv.com.
Youth soccer camp
The Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department is taking registration for the Steve Maltase Youth Soccer Camp.
Maltase is the varsity soccer coach at Whittell High School.
Camps are designed to provide the camper with in-depth instruction and introduction of skills and games through the help of quality college and high school soccer players.
Campers will learn team concepts and strategies as well as improve upon individual skills through drills and scrimmages.
Lil' kicks will be separated from older campers. Pre-registration is required.
Campers receive a T-shirt. Bring a water bottle, sack lunch and wear shin guards and sunscreen each day.
The camp runs from June 25 to June 29 at Lampe Park. Times for ages 4 through 6 ($95) are 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. each day. Ages 7 to 18 ($125) will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tennis camps available
There will be several summer youth camps beginning June 25 through August 9, 2007. Contact Parks and Recreation at 782-9828 for more information.
Private and group Lessons are available at Genoa Lakes Tennis Club. Genoa Lakes has scheduled a meeting June 7 for those interested in establishing an Adult doubles league.
Minimum age of 16 will be allowed to participate.
Those interested in participating should be present at the meeting. Call 783-9598 or e-mail mefiyi@charter.net for more information.
Elements soccer tryouts scheduled
The Carson Valley Elements United U12 girls' soccer team will hold open tryouts for the fall 2007 season July 11 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Stodick Park and July 14 from 10 a.m. to noon at Stodick Park.
Elements offers USSF nationally-credentialed soccer instruction in a fun and competitive environment that focuses on each player's individual skill and needs.
"Elements United soccer is not just about winning," Fritz Schweigert said. "Our goal is to create lifelong soccer players who love, understand and play the game with passion.
"We believe that winning comes naturally from players with these traits."
Tryouts are open to girls ages 10 (born between Aug. 1, 1996 and July 31, 1997) and 11 (Aug. 1, 1995 and July 31, 1996) interested in competitive level soccer.
For more information, call Schweigert at 265-7301.
Fall baseball sign-ups scheduled
Sign-ups for Carson Valley Little League's Fall Baseball League are July 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. and July 21 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Douglas County Senior Center, 2300 Meadow Lane in Gardnerville.
Fall baseball is an instructional league for all levels (ages 5-12) designed as an alternative to traditional fall sports.
Fall ball is for baseball purists, kids preparing to move up a league, or just to work on specific aspects of their game.
Cost is $40 for a minimum of 12 games. Players must bring a valid, state-issued birth certificate and current utility bill with current address at the time of registration.
The season will run from September to October with home and away games being played at Lampe Park in Douglas County and Edmunds Field in Carson City.
For more information, call Warren Bottino at 783-6455.
Paul Millsap basketball camp
The Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department is taking registration for the High Intensity Hoops Basketball Camp presenting Paul Millsap's Go Hard Basketball Academy July 30 through Aug. 2 at Douglas High School.
Millsap, a forward for the Utah Jazz, made the 2007 NBA All-Rookie Team, is an NBA Rookie of the Year candidate and led the NCAA three times while at Louisiana Tech.
The camp is for athletes in third through 10th grades and will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. Cost is $210 but there is a $20 discount for each additional family member or for athletes who also participated in the Douglas Tiger Camp in late June.
The camp includes four full days of instruction. Pre-registration is required as there is limited enrollment space. Players will be asked to bring proper basketball attire, lunch and a positive attitude.
Challenger British Soccer Camp
The Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department will host the Challenger British Soccer Camp from July 30 to Aug. 3 at Stodick Park for athletes ages 5 to 16.
Each player will be coached by a member of the professional British staff and will receive a soccer ball, T-shirt, evaluation, camp gift and a Sports Illustrated for Kids offer.
Half-day camp and full-day camps are available.
Early sign-up by June 15 is recommended to receive a free british replica jersey worth $30.
Register at www.challengersports.com. For more information, call 782-9828.
Youth flag football sign-ups open
The Douglas County Parks and Recreation Department is taking registration for the NFL Youth Flag Football League.
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 (5-6 coed, 7-8 coed, 9-11 coed and 12-14 coed).
Players must be at least six and not 15 by Sept. 1.
Coaches will randomly choose teams through a draft system. Volunteer coaches and sponsors are needed.
Registration is being accepted until Aug. 31 and the games will begin Sept. 22.
Cost is $60 per participant. For more information, or to register, contact 782-9828.
AYSO registration
Carson Valley AYSO is taking online registration for the fall soccer season.
The league is open to boys and girls between 4 and 18 years old as of July 31, 2007.
Certified birth certificates must be presented for check-off at the time of registration for all players.
The season runs from the beginning of August through mid-October.
Cost for registration is $75 per player.
Instructions are on www.ayso318.org.
Old Guys Basketball
Men 35 and older interested in playing pickup basketball are invited to the basketball court in the Pastoral Center at St. Gall Catholic Church every Sunday at 4 p.m. and Wednesday at 7 p.m.
After teams are chosen, games go either full-court or half-court depending on how many show up. The sessions are strictly for fun and exercise.
Cost is $50, which is donated to the church for court upkeep. The sessions run from September to June.
For more information, contact John Parra at 265-3586.
Parks & Recreation looking for officials
Douglas County Parks & Recreation is looking for qualified officials for youth and adult sports in the following programs:
Youth basketball ($18 per game/Saturdays, January-March); Youth flag football ($14 per game/Saturdays, September-November); Youth volleyball ($16 per game/Saturdays, March-May); Adult volleyball ($18 per game/Monday-Thursday, fall, winter, spring); Adult basketball ($20 per game/Sundays, fall); Adult softball ($20 per game/Monday-Friday and tournaments, summer and fall); Adult flag football ($18 per game/Sundays, winter); Adult soccer ($30 per game/Sundays, spring); Adult baseball ($50 per game/Sundays, summer).
Officials must be willing to work nights and weekends and have a flexible schedule. Most games last approximately one hour. Training and certification will be provided by the recreation department and previous officiating experience is preferred. Willingness to be trained in multiple sports is also preferred. For more information, contact J.P. Albert at 782-9828.
