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Lacrosse no longer flying under the radarKenosha Raptors creating awareness for the sport in southeastern Wisconsin

Considered the first American sport with roots tracing back to the 1400s, lacrosse is an exciting game and among the fastest growing sports in the United States. Lacrosse is a team sport which is played with 10 players in the men’s leagues and 12 players in the women’s leagues. Each player carries a netted stick (the crosse) that is utilized to pass and catch a hard rubber ball. The object of the game is to propel the ball into the opposing team’s goal, therefore scoring one point. Like football or basketball, four quarters are played.

You see the game on the colle-giate level pop up on your TV screen on ESPN now and then. Carthage College offers the sport to both men and women, and the Kenosha Raptors have brought awareness of the sport through their involvement at the high school level. Although immensely popular on the East Coast and other scattered pockets, lacrosse is far from mainstream nationwide. But, that may soon change.

In Wisconsin, the sport has bal-looned from 473 lacrosse players in 2004 to more than 3,600 cur-rently. The 2011 season saw 47 high school teams compete statewide and another 25 at the youth level. Next year, the state is expecting that number to grow substantially.

Breaking it down to the local level, the Kenosha Raptors – a cooperative high school team which competes in the Milwaukee Area Youth Lacrosse League – had 30 participants last year and plans to have over 100 in its program over the winter and next spring. The organization will be expanding from one team to six or seven for youth at all levels for boys and girls, depending on the turnout.

The next soccer?But what accounts for the

growth? Soccer was virtually non-existent in these parts 40 or 50 years ago, so could lacrosse become the next soccer?

Rob Wikstrom, president of the Raptors, shared his thoughts on questions such as these.

“I don’t know if lacrosse can be the next soccer, but it is growing rapidly around the country,” he said. “The Midwest has been the slowest part of the country to react to the sport, but it appears to be reacting in a positive way now.”

Backing Wikstrom’s comments is the fact Wisconsin Lacrosse was recently awarded a grant from U.S. Lacrosse. The reasoning behind the financial award is due to the fact that the governing body feels lacrosse in our state is about to explode. The Raptors have applied for some of that grant money to purchase equip-ment.

Lacrosse is not an elitist or expensive sport to play, and many parents find that attractive. On the

Tremper high School sophomore kevin roepke sends a pass ahead.

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Lacrosse no longer flying under the radarKenosha Raptors creating awareness for the sport in southeastern Wisconsin

youth and adult level, clubs and leagues have popped up in the Milwaukee area and in northeast Illinois.

“For kids in Kenosha, our club gives them another option,” reasoned Wikstrom. “When you get to high school and you decide you want to try out for the baseball team, if you haven’t played since you were a little kid, you can pretty much forget about making the team. The kids pick up lacrosse so fast. If you’re an athlete, playing sports like hockey, soccer, football or basketball, they transition well into lacrosse.”

The game, which is sometimes called “the fastest game on two feet,” could be the easiest way to garner a collegiate athletic scholar-ship. More and more colleges are starting lacrosse programs. In this area, both Marquette University and Beloit College will field lacrosse pro-

grams next year. A large percentage of colleges also have lacrosse clubs available, so high school students have many options when it comes to playing at the collegiate level.

Carthage College men’s head lacrosse coach David Neff does not have any players from southeastern Wisconsin on his roster. But, that may change in the near future.

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“As Kenosha and the rest of the state continue to advance the court-ship of the sport, I not only expect our roster to reflect this, but college programs throughout the Midwest will as well,” he stated. “I would love it to take off and expect it will in a short time.”

Both Neff and Wikstrom feel that the addictive nature of the sport will play a large role in its projected growth.

“Picking up a lacrosse stick may be the best bet to getting on a col-lege sports team,” said Wikstrom. “I’ve had coaches call me about the players we have in our club, and we are only five or six years old.”

“The sport is just so much in de-mand by younger generations once they have a taste of it,” noted Neff, a Waukegan native. “High school and youth lacrosse in Wisconsin is still in a development stage. Wisconsin has a rich tradition in other sports and there are very similar cross-overs to the game of lacrosse, so growth is just around the corner.”

Maybe 40 or 50 years from now, should the sport enjoy the popular-ity many envision, local historians will trace lacrosse’s Kenosha roots to when Tom Delany, a transplant from the East Coast, landed in Kenosha near the beginning of the century, wanting a place for his son to play. Those doing the research will find he created an unofficial club, giving his son a venue to play

the sport he loves. Then, Wikstrom and his group picked up the club, rather than letting it die, after Delany’s time. They made the club called the Raptors official and saw explosive growth.

This “history” is currently in the making.

Jake greskoviak fires a shot on goal.

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Football Top Performers

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Reese DuttonCYC Broncos, returned an

interception 40 yards for a

touchdown in a 39-0 victory over

the Redskins, Aug. 27.

Frank Garcia

CYC Broncos, returned the opening kickoff 60 yards for a touchdown

and had 75 yards rushing with 2 more touchdowns in a 39-0 victory

over the Redskins, Aug. 27.

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Upcoming Events

Kenosha MerchantsThe U10 Kenosha Merchants are

looking for players for the 2012

season. Players’ birth dates must

fall between May 1, 2001, and April

30, 2002. For more information on

the team, call Lou Caira at 262-945-

0664.

Pleasant Prairie Pleasant Prairie is offering recre-

ational baseball leagues in the fall

for children between the ages of 7-9

and 9-13, as well as team leagues

for any current U11/12 or U13/14

teams. Call Kris Jensen at the

RecPlex at 262-925-6739 for more

information.

Pleasant Prairie recPlex

The Pleasant Prairie RecPlex is

proud to announce the formation

of a new basketball program, the

Pleasant Prairie Patriots. The Patri-

ots travel basketball program will be

offered to boys and girls in grades

5-11, with camps and clinics being

offered to players as young as third

grade. For more information, con-

tact Jamie DeMatthew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.com

Pleasant Prairie Patriots

The Pleasant Prairie Patriots Basket-

ball Club will host a Fall Basketball

League for boys and girls in middle

school and high school. The season

begins Sept. 17 and ends Oct. 15.

Sign your team up today at www.

recplexonline.com/sports/patriots-

basketball. Contact Jamie DeMat-

thew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.

com for more information.

Pleasant Prairie Patriots

Patriot Basketball will host separate

clinics for guards, post players and

shooters. Each camp will be held

once a week starting the week of

Sept. 5 and running through the

end of October. The fee is $10 per

session or $72 for all eight weeks

for members, and $15 per session

or $108 for an eight-week pass for

non-members. Sign up at www.recplexonline.com/sports/

patriots-basketball

Wisconsin WaveThe Wisconsin Wave Basketball club

is offering a fall basketball camp

that will take place once a week,

on Thursdays, beginning Sept. 16.

The focus of this camp is to allow

young athletes to continue practic-

ing and learning fundamental skills.

Camp fee is $60. For more informa-

tion or to sign-up, send an email to

coachlesnik@wavebball.com

Kenosha 600The annual 600 Club Bowling Tour-

nament will be held Sept. 25 at

Surfside Lanes. All members past

and present are welcome to play.

Contact Nancy Laken for more infor-

mation at 262-651-2825 or nancy@fpswi.com

YMcaFor the first time this fall, the Keno-

sha YMCA is offering ballroom

dancing for participants of all ages.

Senior ballroom for older active

adults will be offered on Tuesday

mornings for $20 for members and

$30 for the general public. Youth

and adult ballroom will be offered

Tuesday evenings for $35 for mem-

bers and $60 for the general public.

YMcaThe Kenosha YMCA dance pro-

gram has a variety of programs for

dancers of all ages and skill levels.

Introductory dance classes include

creative movement and rhythms/

tumbling/ballet on Wednesday

evenings and Saturday mornings.

Beginning dance classes include

jazz/ballet/tap I, hip hop, and pom/

cheer. Intermediate dance classes

include jazz/ballet/tap II and III, hip

hop, and pom/cheer. Registration

fee is $35 for members and $60 for

the general public.

Kenosha treMPerThe Tremper football team will hold

its Pasta Dinner Fundraiser on Oct.

9 at St. Mary’s Bell Hall from 12-6

p.m. Raffle Baskets, 50/50 Raffle

and I-Pod Touch Raffle will be held

on that day as well. Cost is $7.

Pleasant Prairie recPlex

The RecPlex is partnering with NFL

Flag to offer boys and girls ages 7-

14 the chance to play flag football in

Kenosha. League play begins in late

August. Age divisions are 7-8, 9-11

and 12-14. For more information,

call 262-925-6739 or visit www.recplexonline.com

YMcaThis fall, the Kenosha YMCA is

offering Men’s Flag Football on

Sunday mornings. All leagues are

recreational in nature, providing

all participants with an opportunity

for physical activity, competition,

socialization and fun. All leagues

begin the week of Sept. 5. Contact

Stacy Plowman at 262-654-9622,

ext. 213, or at splowman@keno-

shaymca.org to indicate your inter-

est or to seek additional information.

YMcaThe YMCA is currently accepting

registration for youth and adult golf

lessons with PGA professional Gary

Brooks. The price for members is

$50, while the general public price is

$100 for youths. Adult member

pricing is $60 with the general

public paying $120. For more in-

formation, contact Stacy Plowman

at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, or visit

www.kenoshaymca.org

Kenosha raPtorsThe Kenosha Raptors Lacrosse Club

will host a one-day Lacrosse Clinic

BASEBALL

BASKETBALL

BOWLING

DANCE

FOOTBALL

GOLF

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Upcoming Events

PLEASANT PrAIrIE Pleasant Prairie is offering rec-reational baseball leagues in the fall for children between the ages of 7-9 and 9-13, as well as team leagues for any current U11/12 or U13/14 teams. Call Kris Jensen at the RecPlex at 262-925-6739 for more information.

PLEASANT PrAIrIE rECPLEx The Pleasant Prairie RecPlex is proud to announce the forma-tion of a new basketball program, the Pleasant Prairie Patriots. The Patriots travel basketball program will be offered to boys and girls in grades 5-11, with camps and clinics being offered to players as young as third grade. For more informa-tion, contact Jamie DeMatthew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.com.

PLEASANT PrAIrIE PATrIOTSPatriot Basketball will host separate clinics for guards, post players and shooters. Each camp will be held once a week, running through the end of October. The fee is $10 per session or $72 for all eight weeks for members and $15 per session or $108 for an eight-week pass for non-members. Sign up at www.recplexonline.com/sports/patriots- basketball.

UW-PArkSIDEThe University of Wisconsin-Park-side men’s basketball program will once again be offering the Junior Rangers Basketball Club to local boys and girls in grades K-5. The clinics will run from 12-1:30 p.m. on Oct. 23, Nov. 6 and Nov. 13. The cost is $60 and includes three clinic sessions, a Junior Rangers t-shirt and basketball, and free admission

to all Ranger home games. For more information or comments, please contact Sports Information Director Brad Fischer at 262-595-2045.

ST. JUDEThe St Jude 9 pin Tap Bowl- A –Thon will take place on Oct. 15 at the Guttormsen Recreation Center. Check in time is 12:15 p.m. and start time will be 1 p.m. The event will feature great raffle prizes, silent auctions, 50/50 raffles and more. Sign up now by calling the GRC desk at 262-658-8191 or email jguttormsen@grcbowling.com.

YMCAFor the first time this fall, the Kenosha YMCA is offering ballroom dancing for participants of all ages. Senior ballroom for older active adults will be offered on Tuesday mornings for $20 for members and $30 for the general public. Youth and adult ballroom will be offered Tuesday evenings for $35 for mem-bers and $60 for the general public.

YMCAThe Kenosha YMCA dance pro-gram has a variety of programs for dancers of all ages and skill levels. Introductory dance classes include creative movement and rhythms/tumbling/ballet on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings. Beginning dance classes include jazz/ballet/tap I, hip hop, and pom/cheer. Intermediate dance classes include jazz/ballet/tap II and III, hip hop, and pom/cheer. Registration fee is $35 for members and $60 for the general public.

kENOShA TrEMPEr The Tremper football team will hold its Pasta Dinner Fundraiser on Oct. 9 at St. Mary’s Bell Hall from 12-6 p.m. Raffle Baskets, 50/50 Raffle and I-Pod Touch Raffle will be held on that day as well. Cost is $7.

kENOShA BrADFOrDBradford will host a football Pan-cake ‘n Porky Breakfast Fundraiser on Oct. 8 from 8-11 a.m. at the Mary D. Bradford High School Cafeteria. Tickets are $5. Children 3 and under get in free.

kENOShA LACrOSSE CLUBThe Introduction to Lacrosse pro-gram will be offered at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha. Programs will begin in November and run through March. Cost is $60 per six-week session or sign up and prepay for all three for $160. For more information, call Rob Wikstrom at 262-770-2041 or send an email to kenoshalacrosseclub@yahoo.com.

YMCAThe YMCA is home to a year ’round, continuous martial arts program for children and adults. The fall session has already begun. The four disci-plines that are available are Europe-an-style Fencing, Olympic Judo and JuJitsu, Shorei Kempo Karate and Traditional Tae Kwon Do. Registra-tion fees range from $30 to $80 for members and from $60 to $110 for the general public. For additional information, contact Stacy Plow-man at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, or at splowman@kenoshaymca.org.

BASEBALL

BASKETBALL

DANCE

FOOTBALL

LACROSSE

MARTIAL ARTS

BOWLING

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ACE kENOShA CrEW The Crew will have a signing night on Nov. 7 at the Kenosha Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha from 7-9 p.m. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact Sue Deacon at mickey04D@hotmail.com or 262-697-9617.

ChrISTIAN LIFE SChOOL Christian Life School would like to welcome all former players back to the field for the first men’s alumni game. The game will take place Oct. 8 at 3 p.m. following the varsity homecoming game against Faith Christian and the Powder Puff game. Email akrass@kclsed.org with questions.

kENOShA SPOrTS 21Session I Programming has been

announced for youth and high school soccer at the Boys & Girls Club’s new indoor facility. Registra-tions will be taken at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha. The public can sign up as complete teams or as individuals. Individuals will be placed on teams that are short of players or when a specific team is not assigned. For more information, email kenoshasports21@gmail.com or call 262-818-1502.

UW-PArkSIDEThe UW-Parkside Softball program has announced that the date for its annual alumni game will be Oct. 8 at 11 a.m. More information, including a registration form for alums, can be found at www.park-siderangers.com/news/2011/7/29/sB_0729115702.aspx.

YMCAThe Kenosha YMCA is offering an American Red Cross Waterfront Lifeguarding certification course beginning Tuesday, Dec. 20. Course fee is $200 for a member and $210 for the general public. Payment is due upon registration. Sign up at the Member Service Desk or call 262-654-9622.

WISCONSIN JUNIOrS The Wisconsin Juniors have re-leased their fall programs. Intro-ductory programs include a K-4 “VolleyKidz” program, in addition to a third and fourth grade league. To see all of the organization’s fall programs, visit www.wisconsin juniors.com/camps-and-clinics.

SOFTBALL

ADD AN EVENT

SWIMMING

VOLLEYBALL

SOCCER

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Top Photos

@PLAY TOP PICk - Josiah McCall (left), CYC Falcons

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JaKE FoSTEr (right)FIREFIGHTERS

Diana DeJonge, Bradford JV Luke Christie, Bradford JV Michael Mleczko, Bradford JV

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Falcons vs. Bears Bears vs. Falcons

reese Dutton (with ball), CYC Broncos

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A corner kick to Liam Westhoff, Isaac Prince and Ben Barrett

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@PLAY TOP PICk - kurt riemer (12), Tremper

CLS 7th and 8th grade Volleyball Nickie Taylor, Christian Life School JV

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Ethan Bolderson (blue, 10)Christian Life School

Captain Mikes vs. Kickers

Franco TenutaBoca Juniors

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Standings

FINAL STANDINgSPEE WEE LEAgUETeam Won Lost Ties Pct. PF PASteelers 6 0 0 1.000 115 38Falcons 5 1 0 .833 112 20giants 5 1 0 .833 87 19ravens 5 1 0 .833 86 33Packers 3 3 0 .500 91 37Seahawks 3 3 0 .500 54 55Panthers 2 4 0 .333 36 97raiders 1 5 0 .167 44 88Bears 0 6 0 .000 13 119Colts 0 6 0 .000 7 139

JUNIOr LEAgUETeam Won Lost Ties Pct. PF PABroncos 6 0 0 1.000 166 19Chargers 6 0 0 1.000 138 53Browns 5 1 0 .833 104 32Cowboys 4 2 0 .667 121 58Eagles 4 2 0 .667 97 51rams 3 3 0 .500 64 65Lancers 3 3 0 .500 57 4549ers 2 4 0 .333 91 105

JUNIOr LEAgUE CONT. Team Won Lost Ties Pct. PF PAJaguars 2 4 0 .333 33 108redskins 1 5 0 .167 44 183Titans 0 6 0 .000 18 107Saints 0 6 0 .000 56 163

SENIOr LEAgUETeam Won Lost Ties Pct. PF PAknights 5 0 0 1.000 185 8Patriots 4 1 0 .800 102 49Cardinals 2 3 0 .400 77 98Lancers 1 3 0 .250 32 98Vikings 0 5 0 .000 30 1

gAMES TO WATChPeewee Falcons (5-1) vs. Ravens (5-1), 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, at CYC East FieldSteelers (6-0) vs. Giants (5-1), 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, at CYC Quilling FieldSeniorPatriots (4-1) vs. Knights (5-0), 7 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 11, at CYC Quilling Field

ADULT FALL SUNDAY SOCCEr - (STANDINgS ThrOUgh OCT. 4)Team Won Lost gS gACaptain Mikes 1 0 8 2Team Valeri 1 0 8 1k. Fire 1 0 13 3Faded glory 1 0 5 4FTFC 1 0 8 4Palermo FC 0 1 4 8kickers 0 1 2 8Blue x-Ten 0 1 3 13Boca Juniors 0 1 4 5St. Joe’s Alumni 0 1 1 8

Team Won Lost gS gADeportivo Azul 0 0 0 0r. Madrid 0 0 0 0

OCTOBEr 9 gAMESPalermo FC vs. Boca Juniors (9 a.m.)Team Valeri vs. K. Fire (10 a.m.)Blue X-Ten vs. Kickers (11 a.m.)FTFC vs. R. Madrid (12 p.m.)St. Joe’s Alumni vs. Captain Mikes (1 p.m.)Deportivo Azul vs. Faded Glory (2 p.m.)

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Top Performers - Cross Country

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Kendra EvertsBradford, finished in fourth place in the Kenosha County Cross-Country Meet at UW-Parkside, Sept. 30.

Danielle MacarenoBradford, finished in fifth place in the Kenosha County Cross-Country Meet at UW-Parkside, Sept. 30.

Justin KreuserBradford, finished in fifth place in the Kenosha County Cross-Country Meet at UW-Parkside, Sept. 30.

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Top Performers - Soccer

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Nicholas SaldanaACE U12 Wizards, scored 4 goals in a 12-10 victory over SC Waukesha U12, Oct. 1.

Shannon BeckerUW-Parkside, tied the school’s all-time goals scored record in the Rangers’ 3-2 loss at Northern Kentucky, Sept. 30.

Cassie glodowski, UW-Parkside, recorded her 30th career shutout and 50th career victory at Parkside with a 1-0 win over Bellarmine University, Oct. 2. Juan hernandez, Fire, scored 5 goals in a 13-3 victory over X-Ten, Oct. 2. Ben Loyd, United FC U9 Red, scored 3 goals in a 12-1 victory over Racine United, Oct. 1.

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henry Christensen, McTernan Wireless, went 3-for-3 with a double and RBI in a 9-7 loss to Santarelli OMS, Oct. 1.

Tony Martin, Racine Raptors, threw for 100 yards, including two touch-downs, and twice ran the ball into the end zone for the extra point in a 40-6 win over Texas Tech, Oct. 1.

kevin gonzales, Palmero FC, scored a hat trick in an 8-4 loss to FTFC, Oct. 2. Moises Velasquez, Fire, scored 4 goals in a 13-3 victory over X-Ten, Oct. 2.

More top performers...

Missy Lonergan (left) and Kris Hamelink (right)Kenosha Running Club, competed in the 30th annual Twin Cities Marathon in Minnesota, Oct. 2.

BASEBALL

FOOTBALL

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Collin KlimischTremper, was named Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Player of the Week for high school volleyball players in the area.

Claire Czerwonka11, took first place in the USTA-sanctioned girls 12 and under tennis tournament during the Le Club Fall Open in Milwaukee, Sept. 30-Oct. 2.

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@PLAY TOP PICk - Tremper Trojans Volleyball

The Tremper Trojans Volleyball team won all six matches to capture first place in the Tremper Invite for the first time in the history of the event on Oct. 1.

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The United FC red U1� girls soccer team finished as the U18 Wisconsin State Cup runners-up on Oct. 2.

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DirectoryARChERY

kENOShA BOWMEN Contact: 262-857-9908; jpicard2@wi.rr.comWorks in conjunction with the Wisconsin Field Archery Association and the Wisconsin Bow Hunters Association.

BASEBALLBUrLINgTON LITTLE LEAgUEContact: www.bllbaseball.com Founded in 1959, the program now has over 500 children playing in five levels.

hITTErS BASEBALLContact: 262-995-4742; rj@hittersbaseball.org Competes in major showcase tournaments with prospect teams typically ranging from U15 to U18.

kENOShA BOBCATS Contact: 262-515-3545; jatanasoff@carthage.edu Travel baseball organization.

kENOShA LEgION POST 21 MErChANTSContact: 262-488-4895; www.leaguelineup.com/kenoshalegion Traveling baseball organization with teams from U10 to U19.

kENOShA rAMPAgE rhINOSContact: 262-208-0770; frank.granucci@anixter.com Focuses on character development, confidence and skill building through loyal, positive leadership. Emphasizes sportsman-ship, team spirit and family involvement.

kENOShA rAMPAgE YOUTh BASEBALL CLUBContact: 847-204-6075; bolear@wi.rr.comTravel organization bringing competitive baseball opportunities to U9 through U14.

kENOShA VIPErSContact: 262-552-0169; thwitt@hotmail.comU15 baseball travel team.

k TOWN SLUggErS U14Contact: 262-960-0494; www.leaguelineup.com/kts U14 travel baseball team.

LITTLE LEAgUErS OF kENOShAContact: 262-945-8717; www.littleleaguersofkenosha.com Dedicated to helping children become good citizens through teamwork, sportsmanship and fair play.

PLEASANT PrAIrIE PrEDATOrSContact: 262-705-1215; www.predatorsbaseball.com Travel baseball club for U9 through U14. Affiliated with Cal Ripken Baseball, playing out of the Rec Plex.

WESTErN kIWANIS YOUTh BASEBALLContact: 262-884-0951; hamiltonjimm@gmail.com Summer baseball pro-gram. Traveling teams allow more talented players to play at a more competitive level.

WISCONSIN rAMPAgE SELECT BASEBALLContact: 262-344-2887; rampageselect@yahoo.com Competitive travel baseball organization.

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A C A D E M Y

JC’S BASkETBALL ACADEMYContact: 920-277-6953; jcbasketballclasses@gmail.com Focuses on team chemistry, discipline, respect and unity. Develops skills for basketball and life.

kENOShA BLUE DEVILSContact: 262-308-1659; mark.keckeisen@abbott.com Fifth grade boys travel basketball team.

kENOShA SMALL FrYContact: 262-653-9630; jmilkie@sbcglobal.net Opportunities for shorter boys and girls to excel in basketball. Developmental, yet competitive.

PLEASANT PrAIrIE PATrIOTS BASkETBALL CLUBContact: 262-925-6764; jdematthew@plprairiewi.com For players who seek to play at a high level with exposure to college coaches.

UW-PArkSIDE MEN’S BASkETBALLContact: 262-595-2468; reigel@uwp.eduMember of the Great Lakes Valley Conference, which boasts multiple national champions.

WISCONSIN DESTINY BASkETBALLContact: 262-620-0999; www.destinybb.orgFor girls in grades 3-12. Travel and training take place between January and May.

WISCONSIN WAVE BASkETBALL CLUBContact: 262-818-5012; www.wavebball.comOffers different opportunities and activities for youth basketball players of all abilities.

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gUTTOrMSEN rECrEATION CENTErContact: 262-658-8191; www.grcbowling.com Independently owned modern bowling center.

ShErIDAN LANESContact: 262-654-0411; www.bowlsheridan.comBowling, volleyball, parties, fundraisers. Family owned and operated since 1973. Bowling leagues.

BOxINGSTrAIghT UP BOxINgContact: 262-914-9257; www.straightupboxing.com Focus is on the workout and sparring. Team members travel to amateur boxing events.

ChEER AND DANCECLASSIC YOUTh ChEEr AND DANCE CYC rAIDErS ALL STArSContact: 262-925-1199; www.cycraiders.comCompetitive all-star cheerleading and dance teams from K-12. One of the oldest programs in the nation.

TrEMPEr hIgh SChOOL ChhErLEADINgContact: 262-359-2200; www.trempercheer.webstarts.com/index.htmlJunior varsity and varsity cheerleading promotes school spirit, pride and loyalty. Teaches self-respect while striving for perfection.

CYCLINGkENOShA VELOSPOrTContact: 262-748-5003; www.kenoshavelosport.org Promotes junior bicycle racing. Focuses on road and track racing from the club to the national level.

DARTSTUESDAY NIghT FOUr MAN DArTBALL LEAgUE Contact: 262-770-1151; littlekw022@gmail.com Tuesday night dartball league from October through March.

FOOTBALLWISCONSIN WArrIOrSContact: 414-759-8823; www.wiwarriors.comWomen’s full contact football team.

WIFFLEBALL

GOLFrOTArY CLUB OF kENOShA WESTContact: 262-818-4405; randbstevens@aol.com Wednesday afternoon co-ed league at Petrifying Springs Golf Course.

GYMNASTICSSCAMPS gYMNASTICSContact: 262-945-8978; clemson31@wi.rr.com Provides children with a safe, fun-filled, progressive educational experience through gymnastics.

hOCKEYkENOShA kOMETSContact: 262-945-9767; www.kenoshakometshockey.com Youth hockey for ages 5-17.

kENOShA ThUNDErContact: 262-914-9876; www.kenoshathunderhockey.com Hockey team.

MILWAUkEE JUNIOr ADMIrALS AAA hOCkEYContact: P.O. Box 44116, Milwaukee, WI 53214. Develops kids who are willing to accept all the challenges and self-discipline necessary to compete at the AAA level and become positive role models.

WISCONSIN rAMPAgE JUNIOr hOCkEYContact: 847-529-8248; www.wisconsinrampage.com Junior B team play-ing in the Great Lakes Junior Hockey League.

LACROSSEkENOShA rAPTOrS LACrOSSEContact: 262-770-2041; kenoshalacrosseclub@yahoo.com Open to high school-age boys with competition in the Milwaukee Area Youth Lacrosse League in the spring.

MARTIAL ARTSBrAUN’S kArATE AND MArTIAL ArTSContact: 262-412-5942; www.bkmartialarts.org Incorporates discipline and respect through karate, aikido, capoeira and more.

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DAVE STrASSEr’S FrEESTYLE ACADEMYContact: 262-605-8760; www.davestrasser.com Trains individuals in the sport of life through tailored fitness and disciplined sports training for all ages. Teaches self-defense.

kENOShA TAE kWON DO CLUBContact: 262-657-8397; www.kenoshataekwondo.net All instructors certified through Kukkiwon.

MuLTIpLE SpORTSBIg BLUE CAMP Contact: 262-964-0264; www.bigbluecamp.com Designed to emphasize the learning of basic skills and fundamentals in football, basketball and volleyball.

BOYS & gIrLS CLUB/CYC Contact: 262-654-6200; www.bgckenosha.orgOffers instruction/play in softball, basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, football and golf. Also has instruction in dance and cheerleading.

BrADFOrD hIgh SChOOLContact: 262-359-6200; http://bradford.kusd.edu High school sports.

kENOShA ChrISTIAN LIFE hIgh SChOOLContact: 262-694-3900; spowell@kclsed.orgHigh school sports in the Midwest Classic Conference, WIAA Division 3.

kENOShA SPECIAL OLYMPICSContact: 262-652-1699; clewis@khds.org Sports training and competition for cognitively challenged adults.

kENOShA YMCA Contact: 262-654-9622; www.kenoshaymca.org Offers activities in multiple sports for all ages.

LAkELAND LITTLE LEAgUEContact: 262-942-7751; burnett914@yahoo.com Youth baseball and softball organization serving western Kenosha County.

rEC PLExContact: 262-925-6764; www.recplexonline.com/sports Offers programs which play a vital role in promoting physical, social, emotional and mental health development.

SPOrTS 21Contact: 262-818-1502; www.kenoshasports21.com Offers leagues, camps and clinics at the new Boys and Girls Club facility.

STAY IN ThE gAMEContact: 262-697-4021; www.stay-in-the-game.com Indoor baseball, softball and golf training facility.

ST. JOSEPh CAThOLIC ACADEMYContact: 262-654-8651; dwitthun@kenoshastjoseph.com High school athletics.

WISCONSIN CLUB NETContact: 262-652-7373; todd.anderson@club-net.com The West Side Tennis and Swim program.

RuGBYkENOShA VULTUrES rUgBY FOOTBALL CLUBContact: 262-552-7167; www.kenoshavulturesrugby.com Open to high school boys for spring and summer play. No experience is required.

UW-PArkSIDE MEN’S rUgBY FOOTBALL CLUB Contact: 262-880-7602; www.parksiderugby.com Club sport at UW-Parkside.

RuNNINGkENOShA rUNNINg CLUBContact: 262-652-9046; www.kenosharunningclub.org Puts on two races per year with proceeds going to Kenosha area charities which have health and fitness as an important part of their service.

SOCCERACE SOCCEr CLUBContact: www.acesoccerclub.org Travel Soccer Club with branches in Racine, Milwaukee and Kenosha. Youth U8 and above.

CArThAgE COLLEgE Contact: 262-551-5930; sdomin@carthage.edu Division III soccer.

kASLContact: 262-694-0248; www.kenoshasoccer.com Soccer for all ages and skill levels in gender and competition divisions.

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DirectorySOCCER

kENOShA CrEWContact: 262-945-0806; www.kenoshacrew.com Club soccer for U8 through U18.

UNITED FC SOCCEr CLUBContact: 262-945-8514; www.unitedfcwi.comSelect club of the Kenosha Area Soccer League. Competitive program from age 5 through high school.

SOFTBALLkIWANIS BrEAkFAST CLUB Contact: 262-945-5141; jwavro@fairwaymc.com Sponsors softball.

SOFTBALLkENOShA CYCLONES FASTPITCh CLUBContact: 262-210-8456; www.kenoshacyclones.org Serves U10 through U18. Members of the Amateur Softball Association Junior Olympic program as well as other national associations.

TENNISEAST SIDE TENNIS CLUBContact: 262-960-4722; www.estfc.comFeatures instruction and recreational play. USTA junior and adult teams.

WIFFLEBALL

kENOShA TENNIS CLUBContact: 262-496-7781; tpacetti@yahoo.comSummer tennis with lessons and match play opportunities.

VOLLEYBALLSOUThPOrT VOLLEYBALL CLUBContact: 262-764-1930; muvolleyball@hotmail.com Boys volleyball for age 14-18. Club competes at regional level.

WISCONSIN JUNIOrS VOLLEYBALL CLUBContact: 262-862-7294; www.wisconsinjuniors.com Based out of the Rec Plex. Works closely with college coaches.

WRESTLINGLITTLE rED hOT WrESTLINg CLUBContact: 262-515-3097; ktownwrestling@yahoo.com Designed to develop basic wrestling skills, life skills and high academic excellence for boys and girls.

TrEMPEr hIgh SChOOLContact: www.kenoshawrestling.orgHigh school wrestling.

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Bradford HighFor more information, contact steve knecht at

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Nina Hauser sprints to the finish.

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The Kenosha Bradford girls cross-country team placed third in the annual Keno-sha County Cross-Country meet held at the Wayne E. Dannehl National Cross Country course on the campus of UW-Parkside in Somers. Two Red Devil harriers were among the first five to cross the finish line.

BhS girls varsity cross-country team turns in great performance

Missy Seiberlich finishes strong.

Scott Seymour in action.

TOP PErFOrMErS

kendra Everts finished in fourth place for the Red Devil girls varsity cross-country team at the Kenosha County Cross-Country Meet held on the campus of UW-Parkside. Danielle Macareno was fifth in the county meet.

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Christian Life SoccerFor more information, contact Alan krass

at 262-705-1725 or www.christianlifesoccer.com

MOrE PhOTOS

Tony Blade fights for the ball.

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The Christian Life boys var-sity soccer team posted a 3-0 shutout over Westlake Christian on Senior Day for the Eagles. The match was con-tested at the CLS soccer field Sept. 30. Seniors Dan Rozema, Sean Taylor, Colin Thorne, Tony Blade and Chris Gellen were honored after the game.

TOP PErFOrMErS

CLS goalkeeper Nick rozema kept Westlake Christian off the scoreboard in logging another shutout. Sean Taylor scored a pair of goals against Westlake Christian, while Matthew Mink scored his first goal of the season.

Eagles score a shutout win on Senior Day

Chris Gellen gets loose for a breakaway.

Sean Taylor on the attack

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Christian Life VolleyballFor more information, contact jack Decker

at 262-694-3900 or www.kenoshachristianlife.org

MOrE PhOTOS

Coming together as a team

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The Christian Life seventh-eighth grade girls volleyball team remained unbeaten after facing a tough test from Concordia. The Eagles won the match two sets to one to improve to 9-0 on the season.

CLS seventh-eighth grade team remains unbeaten

Clarissa Bates sets to Kayla

Kemp for a kill.

Nickie Taylor serving the ball

Fifth-sixth grade team members Kaitlyn Hill and Amber Teigland high five.

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Tremper High VolleyballFor more information, contact john Matera, Athletic Director

at 262-359-2307 or http://tremper.kusd.edu/sports/

MOrE PhOTOS

Collin Klimisch puts a kill past a defender.

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The Tremper boys volleyball team won all six of its matches on Oct. 1 to grab first place in the Tremper Invitational. It marked the first time the home team earned the championship of the tournament.

Trojan boys volleyball team captures tournament title

Tremper Boys Volleyball - 2011 Trojan Invite Champions

Tournament MVP Andrew Fricke with another kill

Adam Landgraf with one of his 138 assists at the tournament

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UW-Parkside Men’sFor more information, contact tamie Falk-Day at

262-595-2485 or www.parksiderangers.com

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

Northern Kentucky showed the UW-Park-side men’s soccer team why it is the defending national champions in a match in Highland Heights, Ken., Sept. 30. The Norse, ranked No. 10 in the land, survived a major scare from the Rangers, holding off their feisty guests, 1-0. “Against the defending national champions, on their home field, you’ve got to play error-free,” said UWP head coach Jason Zitzke.

UWP men’s soccer bows to defending national champs

Spencer Bursten led a Ranger charge which fell a goal short at Northern Kentucky.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Goalkeeper ryan Onwukwe made 10 saves at Bellarmine, giving the Rangers a chance in a 2-0 setback Oct. 3 in Louisville, Ken.

Collin Monahan (right) battles for possession.

Kinkade Lo settles the ball.

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262-595-2485 or www.parksiderangers.com

TOP PhOTOSTOP STOrY

The UW-Parkside women’s soccer team concluded its Ken-tucky road swing with a match in Louisville against Bellarmine, ranked No. 16 in the country, Oct. 2. The Rangers were up to the challenge and knocked off the Knights, 1-0, making a goal scored in the eighth minute of the match stand up.

ranger women’s soccer knocks off nation’s No. 16

Freshman Emily Konior picked a great time to score her first collegiate goal in the 1-0 win at Bellarmine.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Emily konior scored in the eighth minute for the lone goal of the match at Bellarmine. Shannon Becker set the all-time UWP goal-scoring record at 39 in a 3-2 loss at Northern Kentucky Sept. 30. Bridget Nickel put down 13 kills and Cayla Flood added 27 assists for the Ranger women’s volleyball team in a straight-set victory at Maryville (St. Louis, Mo.) Oct. 2.

Crystal Chalery shields off a defender.

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Little Leaguers of KenoshaFor more information, contact jim santarelli at

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Adam Tweedt takes a cut for McTernan Wireless.

Santarelli OMS’ Blake Schwandt works from the stretch.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Blake Schwandt made the catch of a screaming line drive at third base for the final out of the game as Santarelli OMS edged McTernan Wireless, 9-7. henry Christensen and Peter hyde each went 3-for-3 for McTernan Wireless.

TOP STOrY

Southport Bank ex-ploded for five runs in the first inning, only to see Mobile One come from behind and score a thrilling 11-10 vic-tory. The highly con-tested Little Leagu-ers of Kenosha tilt at Kenosha Sports Complex Oct. 1 ended on a walk-off single.

Mobile One squeaks by Southport Bank, 11-10

Pitcher Scott LaMothe focuses on the strike zone for Southport Bank.

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Steelers’ Kyle Lange hands off to Cole Ramos.

TOP PhOTOS

Adam Antonneau stiff arms a defender from the Browns.

TOP STOrY

The Falcons posted their fourth shut-out of the season in a 21-0 win over the Bears, despite committing three turnovers in the contest played at CYC East Field Oct. 1. The Falcons have given up only 20 to-tal points so far this season, heading into their match with the Ravens the morning of Saturday, Oct. 10.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Seahawks’ Damarion Williams returned a punt to the Raiders’ 1-yard line in the fourth quarter, setting up the only score of the game in a 6-0 victory. Neeko romanovik and Cole ramos each rushed for more than 80 yards with a touchdown for the Steelers in their 13-6 triumph over the Packers Oct. 1.

Falcons continue dominant defense in win over Bears

Bears defender tries to run down Falcon runner.

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Boys & Girls ClubFor more information, contact jackie schmit at

262-654-6200 or www.bgckenosha.org

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Eye on the ball

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Looking for a recipient

TOP STOrY

The Kenosha U12 ACE Wizards put on a dominant perfor-mance in whipping SC Waukesha, 12-0, in a match played at UW-Whitewater Oct. 1. The defense did not allow a single shot on goal.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Nicholas Saldana scored four goals to pace the U12 ACE Wizards past SC Waukesha, while teammate Mariano Tenuta added a pair. Cristo Alvarez and Paul Serratos scored two goals each for U11 ACE in a 4-4 tie with Racine United Oct. 1.

U12 Wizards rout SC Waukesha, 12-zip

U12 ACE Wizards worked as a team all day against SC Waukesha.

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Jaguars and Leopards battle for the ball.

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The U6 Dukes of the Keno-sha Area Soccer League (KASL) passed the ball around effectively in their game against the KASL U6B Sorcerers. Scores are not kept at this age and each player on both sides was put in a position to score.

U6 Dukes spread the ball around

Dukes wait on the opening whistle.

TOP PErFOrMErS

ryan rivera and Mason runyard each scored multiple goals for the U6 Dukes. Sal Siemion and Valton haxhiu were the leaders on the back line.

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KaSLFor more information, contact linda englund at

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Rebecca Reget takes control of the ball.

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haley Johnson scored a pair of goals in the U12 girls Red victory over Hartford SC. Chloe kostos scored the lone goal for U12 girls White in a 1-1 tie with Brookfield White Oct. 1 in Brookfield.

U12 girls red posts a win over hartford SCThe Racine United’s U12 girls Red squad contin-ues to develop its individ-ual and teams skills while picking up victories along the journey. The team’s latest victim, Hartford SC, bowed with a 3-1 final score. The match was played Oct. 1 at SCORE Soccer Complex.

Chloe Kostos dribbles for the U12 girls Red.

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racine UnitedFor more information, contact Fred yasatan at

262-989-0887 or racineunited.com

Erin Puhek heads down the sideline.

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Kevin Gonzales on the attack.

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Blue X-Ten’s Gavin Garay eludes a defender.

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TOP PErFOrMErS

Chris Miller scored the game-winning goal with two min-utes left in the match, giving Faded Glory a 5-4 win over Boca Juniors. Juan hernandez scored five goals and Moises Velasquez scored four for Kenosha Fire Blaze in a 13-3 win over Blue X-Ten. kevin gonzales registered a hat trick for Palmero FC in an 8-4 loss to FTFC.

Faded glory tallies late goal to defeat Boca Juniors

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Sports21For more information, contact jeff Reget at

262-818-1502 or www.kenoshasports21.com

The lead changed hands four times, but when the clock expired sig-naling the end of the game, Faded Glory had prevailed with a 5-4 win over Boca Juniors. Faded Glory’s game-winner was scored with two minutes left in the tightly con-tested men’s adult league indoor soccer game at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha Oct. 2.

Kevin Hagen (right) battles for the ball.

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Savannah Weyrauch strikes the ball.

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United FC U10 boys Red continues to play great team soccer, as was evidenced by its 8-1 thrashing of Sus-sex United Academy in an Oct. 2 match. The squad displayed great passing and use of spacing, with and without the ball, in earning its sixth victory of the season.

TOP PErFOrMErS

Ben Loyd logged a hat trick for U9 boys Red in a 12-1 trouncing of Racine United, while teammates Andrew Martinez, Andrew Alia, Jacob Ashmus and kael Stulo each tallied two.

United FC U10 boys red kicks Sussex United Academy, 8-1

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United FCFor more information, contact Gino Alia at

262-694-9454 or www.unitedfcwi.com

Vincent Chiappetta is ahead of the pack.

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Trey Meier wins the ball.

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Reese DuttonCYC Broncos, returned an

interception 40 yards for a

touchdown in a 39-0 victory over

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Frank Garcia

CYC Broncos, returned the opening kickoff 60 yards for a touchdown

and had 75 yards rushing with 2 more touchdowns in a 39-0 victory

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Upcoming Events

Kenosha MerchantsThe U10 Kenosha Merchants are

looking for players for the 2012

season. Players’ birth dates must

fall between May 1, 2001, and April

30, 2002. For more information on

the team, call Lou Caira at 262-945-

0664.

Pleasant Prairie Pleasant Prairie is offering recre-

ational baseball leagues in the fall

for children between the ages of 7-9

and 9-13, as well as team leagues

for any current U11/12 or U13/14

teams. Call Kris Jensen at the

RecPlex at 262-925-6739 for more

information.

Pleasant Prairie recPlex

The Pleasant Prairie RecPlex is

proud to announce the formation

of a new basketball program, the

Pleasant Prairie Patriots. The Patri-

ots travel basketball program will be

offered to boys and girls in grades

5-11, with camps and clinics being

offered to players as young as third

grade. For more information, con-

tact Jamie DeMatthew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.com

Pleasant Prairie Patriots

The Pleasant Prairie Patriots Basket-

ball Club will host a Fall Basketball

League for boys and girls in middle

school and high school. The season

begins Sept. 17 and ends Oct. 15.

Sign your team up today at www.

recplexonline.com/sports/patriots-

basketball. Contact Jamie DeMat-

thew at jdematthew@plprairiewi.

com for more information.

Pleasant Prairie Patriots

Patriot Basketball will host separate

clinics for guards, post players and

shooters. Each camp will be held

once a week starting the week of

Sept. 5 and running through the

end of October. The fee is $10 per

session or $72 for all eight weeks

for members, and $15 per session

or $108 for an eight-week pass for

non-members. Sign up at www.recplexonline.com/sports/

patriots-basketball

Wisconsin WaveThe Wisconsin Wave Basketball club

is offering a fall basketball camp

that will take place once a week,

on Thursdays, beginning Sept. 16.

The focus of this camp is to allow

young athletes to continue practic-

ing and learning fundamental skills.

Camp fee is $60. For more informa-

tion or to sign-up, send an email to

coachlesnik@wavebball.com

Kenosha 600The annual 600 Club Bowling Tour-

nament will be held Sept. 25 at

Surfside Lanes. All members past

and present are welcome to play.

Contact Nancy Laken for more infor-

mation at 262-651-2825 or nancy@fpswi.com

YMcaFor the first time this fall, the Keno-

sha YMCA is offering ballroom

dancing for participants of all ages.

Senior ballroom for older active

adults will be offered on Tuesday

mornings for $20 for members and

$30 for the general public. Youth

and adult ballroom will be offered

Tuesday evenings for $35 for mem-

bers and $60 for the general public.

YMcaThe Kenosha YMCA dance pro-

gram has a variety of programs for

dancers of all ages and skill levels.

Introductory dance classes include

creative movement and rhythms/

tumbling/ballet on Wednesday

evenings and Saturday mornings.

Beginning dance classes include

jazz/ballet/tap I, hip hop, and pom/

cheer. Intermediate dance classes

include jazz/ballet/tap II and III, hip

hop, and pom/cheer. Registration

fee is $35 for members and $60 for

the general public.

Kenosha treMPerThe Tremper football team will hold

its Pasta Dinner Fundraiser on Oct.

9 at St. Mary’s Bell Hall from 12-6

p.m. Raffle Baskets, 50/50 Raffle

and I-Pod Touch Raffle will be held

on that day as well. Cost is $7.

Pleasant Prairie recPlex

The RecPlex is partnering with NFL

Flag to offer boys and girls ages 7-

14 the chance to play flag football in

Kenosha. League play begins in late

August. Age divisions are 7-8, 9-11

and 12-14. For more information,

call 262-925-6739 or visit www.recplexonline.com

YMcaThis fall, the Kenosha YMCA is

offering Men’s Flag Football on

Sunday mornings. All leagues are

recreational in nature, providing

all participants with an opportunity

for physical activity, competition,

socialization and fun. All leagues

begin the week of Sept. 5. Contact

Stacy Plowman at 262-654-9622,

ext. 213, or at splowman@keno-

shaymca.org to indicate your inter-

est or to seek additional information.

YMcaThe YMCA is currently accepting

registration for youth and adult golf

lessons with PGA professional Gary

Brooks. The price for members is

$50, while the general public price is

$100 for youths. Adult member

pricing is $60 with the general

public paying $120. For more in-

formation, contact Stacy Plowman

at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, or visit

www.kenoshaymca.org

Kenosha raPtorsThe Kenosha Raptors Lacrosse Club

will host a one-day Lacrosse Clinic

BASEBALL

BASKETBALL

BOWLING

DANCE

FOOTBALL

GOLF

LACROSSE

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