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Sports Capsule: Players Golf Tour holds event at Eagle Vines
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CommentEagle Vines Golf Club in Napa hosted “The Players Golf Tour” Sunday.
The top finishers, by division:
The top finishers, by division:
• Net competition Division I — 66, Joseph Ahn, Pleasant Hill, $1,525.
• Gross competition Division I — 75, Eric Blum, Dublin, $135; 75, Carlos Concha, Jr., Reno, $135.
• Gross competition Division I — 75, Eric Blum, Dublin, $135; 75, Carlos Concha, Jr., Reno, $135.
• Net competition Division II — 71, Dan Sherman, Yuba City, $1,525.
• Gross competition Division II — 80, Dan Sherman, Yuba City, $180; 80, Jose Rodriguez, Berkeley, $180.
• Gross competition Division II — 80, Dan Sherman, Yuba City, $180; 80, Jose Rodriguez, Berkeley, $180.
• Net competition Division III — 68, Gary Collins, French Camp, $1,525.
• Gross competition Division III — 85, Jericho Das, Fremont, $225.
• Gross competition Division IV — 89, Gary Collins, French Camp, $150.
• Doubles net competition — 61, Rick Shetka/Gary Collins, $426; 61, Gary Collins/Rick Shetka, $426.
• Championship Series Challenge — 78 (points), Rick Shetka, Stockton, $2,000.
For more information, go to www.theplayersgolftour.com or call (775) 852-(GOLF) 4653./Register
Napa Valley Special Olympics takes part in run/walk event
Napa Valley Special Olympics took part in the fall classic long distance run/walk Nov. 3 and 4.
The Napa Road Racers team received the silver award for the 5K run. Earning medals were Ivan Madrigal, silver; Irene Martinez, gold; Kelly Hargis, silver; Mark Lucas, gold; and George Hylton, gold.
In the 5K walk, Casey Mason got a silver medal, Michael Bei took fifth place, and Joan Hargis got a silver medal.
In the 3K walk, the Napa Pacers got the gold award. Twila Van Damme received a gold medal, Anna Warnork took fourth place, and Kim Price got a bronze medal.
To donate or volunteer for Napa Valley Special Olympics, call 280-4694./Register
Napa High alumni hoop game tonight
Any former Napa High boys varsity basketball players who played both their junior and senior year at Napa High School are invited to play in the Napa High alumni game on Wednesday, Nov. 21.
The game will start at 7 p.m. Those that plan on attending should notify Indians coach Mike Warrington at mwarrington@nvusd.k12.ca.us.
Players are asked to wear a white T-shirt for the game./Register
Vintage water polo alumni game, fundraiser set for Saturday
Vintage High School’s inaugural water polo alumni game and fundraiser will be held Saturday at the site’s new pool. The pool opens at 10 a.m., and games begin at 11 a.m.
There will be a $7 per participant minimum fee, and larger donations are gratefully accepted.
All proceeds will go to purchase new equipment or to fund water polo activities at Vintage.
Teams will be formed from those attending and players will play a minimum of two quarters and a maximum of four quarters.
There may be more than four quarters played depending upon the number of attendees.
A barbecue will immediately follow, and the program will provide the grill, salad and non-alcoholic beverages.
No alcohol is permitted on school property.
Attendees will provide their own meat and dessert.
A Vintage High water polo alumni organizing group will be meeting with the goal of nominating players for a Hall of Fame at the 2008 alumni game.
For more information, contact girls head coach Julian Szmidt at 815-2859 or jszmidt@nvusd.k12.ca.us/Register
Women’s handgun familiarization course Nov. 28-30
A women’s handgun familiarization course, offered by the Napa Rifle & Pistol Club, is Nov. 28, Nov. 29 and Nov. 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. each night, at the clubhouse of the Napa Rifle & Pistol Club, 2216 Monticello Rd., Napa.
This class is open to women only, and students will learn about handgun safety, the care and storage of firearms, and how to shoot both safely and accurately. The course covers the subjects that all handgun owners must know in order to shoot targets, as well as to practice the general safe use of any firearm. Students must attend all three sessions. There is a class fee of $10 to cover the cost of instruction materials, including a handgun manual.
Women who wish to bring their own handgun must also supply one box of ammunition (50 rounds) for their gun. If you do not own a handgun, one will be made available for you to shoot.
To register for the course, call Bob at 224-6359./Register
City youth basketball clinic has Nov. 29 deadline
Boys and girls, ages 4 to 14, are eligible to sign up for a youth basketball preseason clinic offered by the Napa Community Resources Department. It will be held Dec. 1, 8 and 15, at Redwood Middle School. Skills for dribbling, passing, shooting and defense will be taught. The registration deadline is Nov. 29. The age groups are 4-6, 7-8, 9-10 and 11-14, and there is a $25 or $30 cost per age group. For more information, contact Kelly Abernathy at 257-9529./Register
City of Napa youth basketball preseason clinic deadline Nov. 29
The city of Napa’s Community Resources Department is offering a youth basketball preseason clinic at Redwood Middle School Dec. 1, 8 and 15.
The registration deadline is Nov. 29.
Boys and girls, ages 4 to 14, will have an opportunity to learn the fundamentals for basketball through a series of fun drills and activities. Skills for dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense will be taught.
Register online at www.naparec.com, by fax at 257-9532, or walk-in to the Community Resources Department, 1100 West St.
For more information, contact Kelly Abernathy at 257-9529./Register
Justin-Siena fall sports banquet reservation deadline Nov. 30
Justin-Siena High School will honor its fall sports teams at a banquet Dec. 9 at 4 p.m. Check-in is at 4 p.m. and includes Hors d’ oeuvres and a meet and greet, followed by dinner at 4:30 p.m., and an overview of the fall season by varsity head coaches at 5:15 p.m. Teams will move to break-out rooms for team ceremonies and dessert at 5:30 p.m. The cost is $5 per athlete and $15 per additional guest. The deadline to sign up is Nov. 30. Reservation and payment is to be turned in to Tanya Bozarth in the main office. For more information, call athletic director Derek McIntyre at 255-0950, extension 655 or by e-mail at mcintyred@justin-siena.com./Register
American Canyon Little League spring sign-ups continue Dec. 1
American Canyon Little League spring 2008 baseball and softball sign-ups continue Dec. 1, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Dec. 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. All sign-up dates will be held at the American Canyon Little League complex, 300 Hess Rd.
The season fees are $185 for youths ages 13 to 17 (Senior League), $115 for youths ages 7 to 12 (Little League), and $95 for youths ages 5 and 6 (T-Ball).
There is $10 off for each child for the early sign-ups and $10 off for each additional child in the same family.
Late sign-up dates are on Jan. 5 and Jan. 12, 2008, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Jan. 9, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the AmCan Little League complex.
A birth certificate and three proofs of residence are required at the time of registration.
Baseball players must be 5 years of age and no older than 15 years of age by April 30, 2008.
Softball players must be 7 years of age and no older than 15 years of age by Dec. 31, 2007.
For more information, visit www.acll.org, or leave a message at 644-5430./Register
Napa Little League 2008 spring baseball season sign-ups Dec. 8
Sign-ups for Napa Little League baseball will be held Dec. 8, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Garfield Park, located off Garfield Lane. No mail-in registrations will be accepted.
Only complete applications will be accepted. Application packets are available online at www.napalittleleague.org or at registration. All forms must be completed, including a parent/guardian volunteer application. New players must bring an original birth certificate and two proof of residency documents. See application packet for more information. Players returning from the 2007 spring season only need to complete an application packet unless they have moved, in which case new residency documents are also required.
Boys and girls ages 6 through 12 years old by April 30, 2008 are eligible.
The cost is $85 for those in the rookie league (6-8 year olds) and $155 for those in Little League (majors and minors, 8-12 year olds). See application packet for detailed information regarding specific league age requirements/eligibility. There is a $15 per player mandatory fee that the league collects and pays to the Napa Youth Sports Council for city-wide field maintenance.
For more information, leave a message at 257-2684, visit www.napalittleleague.org, or send e-mail questions@napalittleleague.org./Register
City of Napa youth basketball league deadline Dec. 13
The city of Napa’s Community Resources Department is offering a youth basketball program.
Registration is now being accepted for the winter. The program is set up so that boys and girls, 7-12 years old, have the opportunity to learn and develop basketball skills.
The fee is $70 per player and registration will be accepted on a first come, first served basis through Dec. 13.
Each team consists of 10-12 players of the same age group to ensure equal playing time for everyone. Each team practices one hour and one day per week, between Monday and Friday at a school to be announced.
Practices will begin the week of Jan. 7 and games will begin Feb. 2. This program has been designed to provide the opportunity for a positive learning experience in a fun environment for boys and girls of all skill levels. Volunteer coaches are always needed and should sign up early for the greatest selection of practice times.
Register online at www.naparec.com, by fax 257-9532, or walk-in to the Community Resources Department, 1100 West St. For more information, contact Kelly Abernathy at 257-9529.
City youth basketball league has Jan. 2 deadline
The city of Napa’s Community Resources Department is offering a youth basketball league for 4 to 6 year olds. The season goes from Jan. 5 through Feb. 2 at the Redwood Middle School gym. The cost is $50 per player. The mini-hoop stars will meet for 50 minutes per week for five consecutive weeks. All players will be assigned to a team on Jan. 3. All players will be scheduled to play Jan. 5 at 9, 10 or 11 a.m. The registration deadline is Jan. 2. Volunteer coaches are needed. For more information, call Kelly Abernathy at 257-9206./Register
Napa Valley Water Polo to offer winter camp starting Jan. 7
Napa Valley Water Polo will offer a winter camp from Jan. 7 through Feb. 28, 2008, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The location is to be announced. The camp goes Monday through Thursday, with the boys camp on Monday and Wednesday and the girls camp on Tuesday and Thursday. There is no camp on Jan. 21 and Feb. 18.
It’s open to all athletes age 13 and older (unless a player has club water polo experience). Annual membership ($60) to USA Water Polo 2008 is required for insurance). For more information, go to usawaterpolo.com.
The camp fees are $120, which includes the opportunity to play in two tournaments (this fee is separate from USA Water Polo membership). Make checks payable to NVWP. All paperwork must be completed before you can practice.
Go to NVWP.net and click on registration to print out NVWP registration form. Follow instructions and use this information provided to fill out your USA Water Polo form. Print out the NVWP registration form and USA Water Polo confirmation. Mail completed forms and check to: Napa Valley Water Polo, P.O. Box 5633, Napa, CA 94581./Register
Indoor youth soccer leagues at Mare Island start Jan. 12
The Mare Island Sports Center in Vallejo is offering indoor youth soccer leagues for boys and girls in the under-8, under-10, under-12, under-14, under-16 and under-19 divisions.
Session II starts Jan. 12, 2008 for girls and Jan. 13 for boys. The registration deadline is Jan. 7, 2008. League fees are $595.
There is a team discounted fee of $550 for teams signing up for both sessions or coaches signing up two teams at once. There are no individual membership fees required. For more information, contact Mare Island Sports Center at 562-4625 or e-mail pacificsports32@aol.com./Register
Justin-Siena needs JV wrestling coach
Justin-Siena High School is seeking a junior varsity coach for its wrestling program. Candidates should be experienced and knowledgeable in the sport as either a player or coach.
The paid position — which begins immediately and ends in mid-February — is currently a walk-on position with the possibility of full-time teaching in the future, depending on the candidate’s teaching background.
The coach will organize practices and work with student-athletes on developing proper fundamentals, and work closely with the varsity program and head coach Roger Bubel.
Interested applicants must send a resume and a cover letter to athletic director Derek McIntyre by fax at 707-255-1334 or by e-mail at mcintyred@justin-siena.org./Register
Vintage High needs head track and field coach
Vintage High School has an opening for a head track and field coach for the 2008 season. The coach will be responsible for both the boys and girls team. It’s a paid position. To apply, contact the Napa Valley Unified School District’s human resources dept., at 253-3885./Register
Justin-Siena needs event coaches for track and field program
Justin-Siena High School is looking for various event coaches for its track and field program. Candidates should be experienced and knowledgeable in the sport either as an athlete or coach.
This paid position begins in February and ends in mid-May. It is preferred if the candidates specialize as a jumps or sprints coach, but the program is open to coaches with experience in other events. They also will work closely in coordination with the varsity program and head coach Michael Douglass.
This is currently a walk-on position with the possibility of teaching full-time in the future depending on the candidate’s teaching background.
Interested applicants must send a resume and a cover letter to athletic director Derek McIntyre by fax at 255-1334 or by e-mail at mcintyred@justin-siena.org./Register
Trinity Prep has opening for varsity head girls basketball coach
Trinity Prep is looking for a head varsity girls basketball coach for the 2007-08 season. It’s an entry-level job for young coaches looking for coaching experience. For more information, contact athletic director Bob Greene at 258-9030./Register
Tornadoes 10-and-under softball looking for players
The Tornadoes softball organization is looking for players for its 10-and-under team to complete their fall roster.
For more information, contact Mike Gray at 428-3354 or Rick Payne at 732-3026, (650) 467-4272, payne.richard@gene.com or rpayne@bay-tec.com./Register
Volleyball open gym on Wednesdays
Free open gym volleyball is offered on a first-come first-serve basis every Wednesday starting at 7:30 p.m. at Napa Christian, located at the corner of Pine and Montgomery streets. The program is available to players of high school age and older, both men and women. For more information, call (415) 644-2005./Register
Free baseball camps and lessons
“Play It Like A Pro” baseball camps and lessons is offering free baseball camps and lessons. This is an opportunity to work with former professional Dan Parker for free. Parker is a former member of the Houston Astros organization.
To sign up, call (925) 325-2954 or e-mail playitlikeapro@yahoo.com./Register
Napa Junior Lacrosse Club accepting registrations
The Napa Junior Lacrosse Club is now accepting registrations for the Northern California Junior Lacrosse Association 2008 season. The NJLC hopes to field eight teams this year.
Registration is open to boys in the third through 11th grade and girls in the third through 12th grade. The club is also looking for adults interested in being a part of the program who would like to coach or mentor young players.
For a registration packet, go to www.napalacrosse.com, or call 259-1849./Register
Crush Volleyball Club’s Sunday clinics
Youths in the fifth through eighth grade and high schoolers are invited to the Crush Volleyball Club’s Sunday clinics, which run from 1 to 3 p.m. for junior high players and from 3:30 to 6 p.m. for high school players at Napa High School’s Messner Gym. These clinics are designed to reinforce and introduce the skills needed to play high level volleyball. All clinics will include coaches from the Crush Volleyball Club based in Napa.
The Crush staff includes coaches from Napa High, Justin-Siena, Sonoma Valley, St. Helena and Napa Valley College. Visit www.crushvbc.com to download a flyer and learn more about the Crush Volleyball Club.
For more information, e-mail crushvbc@hotmail.com or call Manny Johnson at 280-3934./Register
Napa Youth Soccer League’s free soccer swap
The Napa Youth Soccer League is conducting a free soccer swap at Ben & Jerry’s, located at 1299 Napa Town Center, daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Soccer cleats, shin guards and uniforms are available. Organizers will also accept equipment that is donated./Register
Junior golf sessions at Vintner’s Golf Club on Saturdays
The Vintner’s Golf Club in Yountville is offering junior golf sessions every Saturday. Sessions, open to all ages and all skill levels, run from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m.
The cost is $25 per player per session.
Sessions will cover golf instruction for all skill levels, golf etiquette, general golf rules, daily contests and skills challenges.
Advance reservations are required, and players need to check in 10 minutes prior to a lesson at the driving range.
To sign up, or for more information, contact Jeff Dennis at 738-8276./Register
• Gross competition Division III — 85, Jericho Das, Fremont, $225.
• Gross competition Division IV — 89, Gary Collins, French Camp, $150.
• Doubles net competition — 61, Rick Shetka/Gary Collins, $426; 61, Gary Collins/Rick Shetka, $426.
• Championship Series Challenge — 78 (points), Rick Shetka, Stockton, $2,000.
For more information, go to www.theplayersgolftour.com or call (775) 852-(GOLF) 4653./Register
Napa Valley Special Olympics takes part in run/walk event
Napa Valley Special Olympics took part in the fall classic long distance run/walk Nov. 3 and 4.
The Napa Road Racers team received the silver award for the 5K run. Earning medals were Ivan Madrigal, silver; Irene Martinez, gold; Kelly Hargis, silver; Mark Lucas, gold; and George Hylton, gold.
In the 5K walk, Casey Mason got a silver medal, Michael Bei took fifth place, and Joan Hargis got a silver medal.
In the 3K walk, the Napa Pacers got the gold award. Twila Van Damme received a gold medal, Anna Warnork took fourth place, and Kim Price got a bronze medal.
To donate or volunteer for Napa Valley Special Olympics, call 280-4694./Register
Napa High alumni hoop game tonight
Any former Napa High boys varsity basketball players who played both their junior and senior year at Napa High School are invited to play in the Napa High alumni game on Wednesday, Nov. 21.
The game will start at 7 p.m. Those that plan on attending should notify Indians coach Mike Warrington at mwarrington@nvusd.k12.ca.us.
Players are asked to wear a white T-shirt for the game./Register
Vintage water polo alumni game, fundraiser set for Saturday
Vintage High School’s inaugural water polo alumni game and fundraiser will be held Saturday at the site’s new pool. The pool opens at 10 a.m., and games begin at 11 a.m.
There will be a $7 per participant minimum fee, and larger donations are gratefully accepted.
All proceeds will go to purchase new equipment or to fund water polo activities at Vintage.
Teams will be formed from those attending and players will play a minimum of two quarters and a maximum of four quarters.
There may be more than four quarters played depending upon the number of attendees.
A barbecue will immediately follow, and the program will provide the grill, salad and non-alcoholic beverages.
No alcohol is permitted on school property.
Attendees will provide their own meat and dessert.
A Vintage High water polo alumni organizing group will be meeting with the goal of nominating players for a Hall of Fame at the 2008 alumni game.
For more information, contact girls head coach Julian Szmidt at 815-2859 or jszmidt@nvusd.k12.ca.us/Register
Women’s handgun familiarization course Nov. 28-30
A women’s handgun familiarization course, offered by the Napa Rifle & Pistol Club, is Nov. 28, Nov. 29 and Nov. 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. each night, at the clubhouse of the Napa Rifle & Pistol Club, 2216 Monticello Rd., Napa.
This class is open to women only, and students will learn about handgun safety, the care and storage of firearms, and how to shoot both safely and accurately. The course covers the subjects that all handgun owners must know in order to shoot targets, as well as to practice the general safe use of any firearm. Students must attend all three sessions. There is a class fee of $10 to cover the cost of instruction materials, including a handgun manual.
Women who wish to bring their own handgun must also supply one box of ammunition (50 rounds) for their gun. If you do not own a handgun, one will be made available for you to shoot.
To register for the course, call Bob at 224-6359./Register
City youth basketball clinic has Nov. 29 deadline
Boys and girls, ages 4 to 14, are eligible to sign up for a youth basketball preseason clinic offered by the Napa Community Resources Department. It will be held Dec. 1, 8 and 15, at Redwood Middle School. Skills for dribbling, passing, shooting and defense will be taught. The registration deadline is Nov. 29. The age groups are 4-6, 7-8, 9-10 and 11-14, and there is a $25 or $30 cost per age group. For more information, contact Kelly Abernathy at 257-9529./Register
City of Napa youth basketball preseason clinic deadline Nov. 29
The city of Napa’s Community Resources Department is offering a youth basketball preseason clinic at Redwood Middle School Dec. 1, 8 and 15.
The registration deadline is Nov. 29.
Boys and girls, ages 4 to 14, will have an opportunity to learn the fundamentals for basketball through a series of fun drills and activities. Skills for dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense will be taught.
Register online at www.naparec.com, by fax at 257-9532, or walk-in to the Community Resources Department, 1100 West St.
For more information, contact Kelly Abernathy at 257-9529./Register
Justin-Siena fall sports banquet reservation deadline Nov. 30
Justin-Siena High School will honor its fall sports teams at a banquet Dec. 9 at 4 p.m. Check-in is at 4 p.m. and includes Hors d’ oeuvres and a meet and greet, followed by dinner at 4:30 p.m., and an overview of the fall season by varsity head coaches at 5:15 p.m. Teams will move to break-out rooms for team ceremonies and dessert at 5:30 p.m. The cost is $5 per athlete and $15 per additional guest. The deadline to sign up is Nov. 30. Reservation and payment is to be turned in to Tanya Bozarth in the main office. For more information, call athletic director Derek McIntyre at 255-0950, extension 655 or by e-mail at mcintyred@justin-siena.com./Register
American Canyon Little League spring sign-ups continue Dec. 1
American Canyon Little League spring 2008 baseball and softball sign-ups continue Dec. 1, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Dec. 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. All sign-up dates will be held at the American Canyon Little League complex, 300 Hess Rd.
The season fees are $185 for youths ages 13 to 17 (Senior League), $115 for youths ages 7 to 12 (Little League), and $95 for youths ages 5 and 6 (T-Ball).
There is $10 off for each child for the early sign-ups and $10 off for each additional child in the same family.
Late sign-up dates are on Jan. 5 and Jan. 12, 2008, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Jan. 9, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the AmCan Little League complex.
A birth certificate and three proofs of residence are required at the time of registration.
Baseball players must be 5 years of age and no older than 15 years of age by April 30, 2008.
Softball players must be 7 years of age and no older than 15 years of age by Dec. 31, 2007.
For more information, visit www.acll.org, or leave a message at 644-5430./Register
Napa Little League 2008 spring baseball season sign-ups Dec. 8
Sign-ups for Napa Little League baseball will be held Dec. 8, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Garfield Park, located off Garfield Lane. No mail-in registrations will be accepted.
Only complete applications will be accepted. Application packets are available online at www.napalittleleague.org or at registration. All forms must be completed, including a parent/guardian volunteer application. New players must bring an original birth certificate and two proof of residency documents. See application packet for more information. Players returning from the 2007 spring season only need to complete an application packet unless they have moved, in which case new residency documents are also required.
Boys and girls ages 6 through 12 years old by April 30, 2008 are eligible.
The cost is $85 for those in the rookie league (6-8 year olds) and $155 for those in Little League (majors and minors, 8-12 year olds). See application packet for detailed information regarding specific league age requirements/eligibility. There is a $15 per player mandatory fee that the league collects and pays to the Napa Youth Sports Council for city-wide field maintenance.
For more information, leave a message at 257-2684, visit www.napalittleleague.org, or send e-mail questions@napalittleleague.org./Register
City of Napa youth basketball league deadline Dec. 13
The city of Napa’s Community Resources Department is offering a youth basketball program.
Registration is now being accepted for the winter. The program is set up so that boys and girls, 7-12 years old, have the opportunity to learn and develop basketball skills.
The fee is $70 per player and registration will be accepted on a first come, first served basis through Dec. 13.
Each team consists of 10-12 players of the same age group to ensure equal playing time for everyone. Each team practices one hour and one day per week, between Monday and Friday at a school to be announced.
Practices will begin the week of Jan. 7 and games will begin Feb. 2. This program has been designed to provide the opportunity for a positive learning experience in a fun environment for boys and girls of all skill levels. Volunteer coaches are always needed and should sign up early for the greatest selection of practice times.
Register online at www.naparec.com, by fax 257-9532, or walk-in to the Community Resources Department, 1100 West St. For more information, contact Kelly Abernathy at 257-9529.
City youth basketball league has Jan. 2 deadline
The city of Napa’s Community Resources Department is offering a youth basketball league for 4 to 6 year olds. The season goes from Jan. 5 through Feb. 2 at the Redwood Middle School gym. The cost is $50 per player. The mini-hoop stars will meet for 50 minutes per week for five consecutive weeks. All players will be assigned to a team on Jan. 3. All players will be scheduled to play Jan. 5 at 9, 10 or 11 a.m. The registration deadline is Jan. 2. Volunteer coaches are needed. For more information, call Kelly Abernathy at 257-9206./Register
Napa Valley Water Polo to offer winter camp starting Jan. 7
Napa Valley Water Polo will offer a winter camp from Jan. 7 through Feb. 28, 2008, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The location is to be announced. The camp goes Monday through Thursday, with the boys camp on Monday and Wednesday and the girls camp on Tuesday and Thursday. There is no camp on Jan. 21 and Feb. 18.
It’s open to all athletes age 13 and older (unless a player has club water polo experience). Annual membership ($60) to USA Water Polo 2008 is required for insurance). For more information, go to usawaterpolo.com.
The camp fees are $120, which includes the opportunity to play in two tournaments (this fee is separate from USA Water Polo membership). Make checks payable to NVWP. All paperwork must be completed before you can practice.
Go to NVWP.net and click on registration to print out NVWP registration form. Follow instructions and use this information provided to fill out your USA Water Polo form. Print out the NVWP registration form and USA Water Polo confirmation. Mail completed forms and check to: Napa Valley Water Polo, P.O. Box 5633, Napa, CA 94581./Register
Indoor youth soccer leagues at Mare Island start Jan. 12
The Mare Island Sports Center in Vallejo is offering indoor youth soccer leagues for boys and girls in the under-8, under-10, under-12, under-14, under-16 and under-19 divisions.
Session II starts Jan. 12, 2008 for girls and Jan. 13 for boys. The registration deadline is Jan. 7, 2008. League fees are $595.
There is a team discounted fee of $550 for teams signing up for both sessions or coaches signing up two teams at once. There are no individual membership fees required. For more information, contact Mare Island Sports Center at 562-4625 or e-mail pacificsports32@aol.com./Register
Justin-Siena needs JV wrestling coach
Justin-Siena High School is seeking a junior varsity coach for its wrestling program. Candidates should be experienced and knowledgeable in the sport as either a player or coach.
The paid position — which begins immediately and ends in mid-February — is currently a walk-on position with the possibility of full-time teaching in the future, depending on the candidate’s teaching background.
The coach will organize practices and work with student-athletes on developing proper fundamentals, and work closely with the varsity program and head coach Roger Bubel.
Interested applicants must send a resume and a cover letter to athletic director Derek McIntyre by fax at 707-255-1334 or by e-mail at mcintyred@justin-siena.org./Register
Vintage High needs head track and field coach
Vintage High School has an opening for a head track and field coach for the 2008 season. The coach will be responsible for both the boys and girls team. It’s a paid position. To apply, contact the Napa Valley Unified School District’s human resources dept., at 253-3885./Register
Justin-Siena needs event coaches for track and field program
Justin-Siena High School is looking for various event coaches for its track and field program. Candidates should be experienced and knowledgeable in the sport either as an athlete or coach.
This paid position begins in February and ends in mid-May. It is preferred if the candidates specialize as a jumps or sprints coach, but the program is open to coaches with experience in other events. They also will work closely in coordination with the varsity program and head coach Michael Douglass.
This is currently a walk-on position with the possibility of teaching full-time in the future depending on the candidate’s teaching background.
Interested applicants must send a resume and a cover letter to athletic director Derek McIntyre by fax at 255-1334 or by e-mail at mcintyred@justin-siena.org./Register
Trinity Prep has opening for varsity head girls basketball coach
Trinity Prep is looking for a head varsity girls basketball coach for the 2007-08 season. It’s an entry-level job for young coaches looking for coaching experience. For more information, contact athletic director Bob Greene at 258-9030./Register
Tornadoes 10-and-under softball looking for players
The Tornadoes softball organization is looking for players for its 10-and-under team to complete their fall roster.
For more information, contact Mike Gray at 428-3354 or Rick Payne at 732-3026, (650) 467-4272, payne.richard@gene.com or rpayne@bay-tec.com./Register
Volleyball open gym on Wednesdays
Free open gym volleyball is offered on a first-come first-serve basis every Wednesday starting at 7:30 p.m. at Napa Christian, located at the corner of Pine and Montgomery streets. The program is available to players of high school age and older, both men and women. For more information, call (415) 644-2005./Register
Free baseball camps and lessons
“Play It Like A Pro” baseball camps and lessons is offering free baseball camps and lessons. This is an opportunity to work with former professional Dan Parker for free. Parker is a former member of the Houston Astros organization.
To sign up, call (925) 325-2954 or e-mail playitlikeapro@yahoo.com./Register
Napa Junior Lacrosse Club accepting registrations
The Napa Junior Lacrosse Club is now accepting registrations for the Northern California Junior Lacrosse Association 2008 season. The NJLC hopes to field eight teams this year.
Registration is open to boys in the third through 11th grade and girls in the third through 12th grade. The club is also looking for adults interested in being a part of the program who would like to coach or mentor young players.
For a registration packet, go to www.napalacrosse.com, or call 259-1849./Register
Crush Volleyball Club’s Sunday clinics
Youths in the fifth through eighth grade and high schoolers are invited to the Crush Volleyball Club’s Sunday clinics, which run from 1 to 3 p.m. for junior high players and from 3:30 to 6 p.m. for high school players at Napa High School’s Messner Gym. These clinics are designed to reinforce and introduce the skills needed to play high level volleyball. All clinics will include coaches from the Crush Volleyball Club based in Napa.
The Crush staff includes coaches from Napa High, Justin-Siena, Sonoma Valley, St. Helena and Napa Valley College. Visit www.crushvbc.com to download a flyer and learn more about the Crush Volleyball Club.
For more information, e-mail crushvbc@hotmail.com or call Manny Johnson at 280-3934./Register
Napa Youth Soccer League’s free soccer swap
The Napa Youth Soccer League is conducting a free soccer swap at Ben & Jerry’s, located at 1299 Napa Town Center, daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Soccer cleats, shin guards and uniforms are available. Organizers will also accept equipment that is donated./Register
Junior golf sessions at Vintner’s Golf Club on Saturdays
The Vintner’s Golf Club in Yountville is offering junior golf sessions every Saturday. Sessions, open to all ages and all skill levels, run from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m.
The cost is $25 per player per session.
Sessions will cover golf instruction for all skill levels, golf etiquette, general golf rules, daily contests and skills challenges.
Advance reservations are required, and players need to check in 10 minutes prior to a lesson at the driving range.
To sign up, or for more information, contact Jeff Dennis at 738-8276./Register
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