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 Photos by Robert Trautman |
| California City Yankees |
Photos by Robert Trautman |
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| David - Waiting For The Big Catch! |
Robert - About To Throw The Heat! |
California City Yankees vs EAFB Yankees |
| Basketball |
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Basketball
Clinic
Contact: Michelle Hornback
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559-5768 |
Clinic starting Feb. 21 - 28,
2006
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Football
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Cal City Youth
Football
Contact: Corey Williams
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Registration: July 31 - Screamin' Eagles of California City holds registration and their first practice at California Ciy Little League Fields for the Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior football teams. |
Freshmen - Erick and Tristan prepare for their first day of practice on the freshmen team.
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Pep Talk - Coach Bobby, Coach Chris, and Doug give the freshmen a little pep talk before beginning warm-ups. |
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Freshman Coaches - (from left to right) Coach Bobby, Coach Chris, Coach Jim, Coach Doug. |
Sophomore - Matthew and friends get an early start on practice for the screamin' eagles sophomore team. |
Sophomore Coach - Napolean, Head Coach of sophomore Screamin' Eagles. |
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Junior team - Junior team coaches, Marco ang Greg get to know their team before they begin practice. |
Senior team - Senior Screamin' Eagles warm-up before the first practice of the season. |
Senior Coach - Seniors Head Coach, Tom Marshall |
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Cheerleaders - Screamin' Eagles Senior cheerleaders were only the next field over practicing their new cheers for the season. |
Cheer Coaches - Coach Kim and Coach Tytiana |
photos by: Caroline Pinal |
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California City Screamin' Eagles
Junior Rural Champions 2006 |
2006 Junior Team in Big Bear for Super Bowl game against AV Silver. |
Photos, Courtesy of Carolyn & Chris Wiles |
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California City Screamin' Eagles
Freshman Rural Champions 2006
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2006 Freshman Team in Big Bear for Super Bowl game against Big Bear. |
Photos, Courtesy of Carolyn & Chris Wiles |
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| Golf |
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California City Municipal Par
3
Contact: Jerry Fortner
373-7165
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Shack hours:
7:00A - dusk (Apr - Oct)
8:00A - dusk (Nov -
Mar) |
Call for special startup
tournaments, events or fundraisers. |
Tierra
del Sol Golf Course
10300 North
Loop Boulevard
California City, CA
93505
Contact: Bob
Dacey
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373-2384 |
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Little
League
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Cal City Little
League
Contact: Tom & Susan
Marshall
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373-3028 |
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| Parks & Recreation |
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California City Pool
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373-8004 or 373-3530 |
More Information |
Scouts
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Cub and Tiger
Scouts
Contact: Jeff & Pam
Williams
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373-8331
Grades: 1 - 5
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Dens forming all the time.
Call for signup and information. |
Since 1930, the Boys Scouts of America has helped younger boys through Cub Scouting. It is a year-round family program designed for boys who are in the first grade through the fifth grade (or 7, 8, 9 and 10 years of age). Parents, leaders, and organizations work together to achieve the purposes of Cub Scouting. Currently, Cub Scouting is the largest of the BSA's three membership divisions. Cub Scouts are organized in dens according to their ages. They work from books in their dens and at home to earn awards and their ranks. They also participate in fun activities such as Pinewood Derbies, family camping, and community service programs. If you would like to sign your boy up or find out more information regarding Cub Scouts, please call 373-8331. Photos provided by Pam Williams.
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Cub Scout, Brandon with Cub Scout leader, Luis Martinez, pose for a picture after helping with the Boy Scouts of America's annual Scouting for Food community service program. The scouts collect donations of food from the community to take to the community's food pantry located at the California City Community Church. |
Cub Scout, John, receiving his Webelos neckerchief as he crosses over from a Bear to a 1st year Webelo. The ceremony was held at California City's Central Park and was preceded with a family barbeque and potluck.
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Wolf Cub, Micah, welcomes Mateo to Cub Scouts by
tying on a Tigers neckerchief with the help of CubScout leader, Luis Martinez. Tiger cubs are first graders and the first level in Cub Scouting. They attend meetings withtheir adult partner.
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Boy Scouts, Troop
413
Contact: David Brottlund
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373-2716
Grades: 6 - 12
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Call for signup and
information. |
Girl Scouts
Contact:
Pam Williams
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373-8331
Grades: K - 12
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Troops forming all the time.
Call for signup and
information. |
| Lockheed Martin AERO Club Donates $492.13 To Blowing Sands Service Unit |
| Girls in kindergarten through high school are eligible to join the Girl Scouts of the USA. Girl Scouting is more than crafts, cookies, and calendars! It is an opportunity to make friends, learn new hobbies, take trips to exciting destinations, help the community, and learn skills that will make them leaders of the future. Or if you as an adult would be interested in being a leader in this fantastic and dynamic organization, call 1-800-520-5711 to find out what it takes to register with the Girl Scouts of the USA. Girl Scouts..Every girl, Everywhere. |
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| Troop 110 visits with Laurie and her guide dog puppy after observing the pair at the California City Airport. The two of them along with several other club members taxied in a small plane and even went for a ride. The girls were finishing up the Guide Dogs of America patch program. |
Some young Girl Scouts and Cub Scout Brandon help out with a food drive to benefit the local community's food pantry located at the Community Church. |
Troop 176 presents a song at the annual Girl Scout World Thinking Day event at California City Middle School. The event is to remind girls that they are "sisters to every Girl Scout". Not only the girls in their own troop but also sisters to the Girl Scouts and Girl Guides all around the globe. |
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Skydiving / Parachuting / Aerial
Tours
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Cal City Parachute Club
Caracole
Soaring
West Airways
(tours)
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373-4047
373-1019
373-1468
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Silver Saddle
Ranch
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Silver Saddle Ranch &
Club
20751 Aristotle Drive,
California City, CA,
93505
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373-8617 |
Archery, boating, cycling,
camping, trap and skeet, golf, equestrian center, sports &
games, tennis,
fun for kids, petting zoo, park, spa, hotel and
restaurant
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Pee Wee Soccer Ages 3-4 1/2
California City Parks & Recreation |
Cost $15 plus uniform |
Call 760-373-3530 for more information and ask for Rita |
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Sponsored by the California City Parks and Recreation Department, the Pee Wee Soccer league has attracted six mixed gender teams of five players each. The children are taught sportsmanship and teamwork, qualities that will serve them throughout their lives. Congratulations to California City for this worthwhile effort to inspire its youth! |
The Roadrunners (blue) and the Tigers (yellow).
Three and four-year-old boys and girls of California City took to the soccer field in California City on Thursday,
September 27, in brightly colored uniforms. The young kickers rambled up and down the miniature field often ignoring the boundaries and chasing the chartreuse ball far afield. |
Closely attended by their parents/coaches/referees, the youngsters tasted the thrill of the “Gooooooal!” to the enthusiastic cheers of onlookers. Easily distracted, one player, Mason Holden, hugged his somewhat reluctant teammate, Jaz Barraza, celebrating a goal, as his father looks on. “The object of the league is not winning or losing, but to instill a love for the game in our youth,” explained Coach Tom Holden, Mason’s father. |
Photos & Story by Phil Cowan |
AYSO Soccer
Contact: Kristen Pearson
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373-5264
www.calcitysoccer.com |
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Registrations for the 2009 Season are now being accepted.
Registration Instructions & Registration Applications |
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17-year old, Hyatt Sprague of the Y-19 Boys team leads the team in a training drill. |
Head coach, Kristen Pearson, watches as her team warms-up. |
Asst. Coach, Leon Woodard, directs the team through push-ups. |
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Head Coach of Y-19 Boys team, Kristen Pearson. |
Asst. Coach of Y-19 Boys team, Leon Woodard. |
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| Softball |
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Adult
Softball
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373-3530 |
On hold until further
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