White Oak Athletic Center
in Newnan will host an International Shootout competition
on Dec. 4. It is a national basketball shooting
competition for male and female amateurs age 11 and
older. You may enter as an individal or as a team of two.
Winners at the local level will advance to a state
championship. Your entry is free and you may re-shoot
either the free throws or the three point shots for $5.
The competition will begin at 10 a.m. and you may pick up
an entry form at White Oak Athletic Center today. Call
Kat at 770-304-2348 for more information.� The Peachtree
City Paddlers Metro Hooch will be held on Dec. 11 and
will be led by John Dennis. It is a short, peaceful ride.
Call John at 770-487-5888.
Applications are now being
accepted for the Ten Star All Star Basketball Camp. Boys
and girls age 7-19 can apply. Toreceive an evaluation
form call 704-372-8610 anytime.
The Soccer Centre in
Fayetteville and Mike Balson will again offer the Indoor
Soccer Skills Camp on Dec. 20, 21, and 22. Players can
choose either the half day camp (9a.m.-12 p.m.) or the
full day camp (9a.m.-4 p.m.) The emphasis will be on
small sided games with specialized goalkeeper training.
Call 770-460-8785 or visit them on the web at
www.fcysl.org/soccercentre/
The Soccer Centre in
Fayetteville announces the 2000 Indoor Championships. The
tournament includes boys and girls in ages Under 8
through Under 19 as well as high school teams. Last
year's tournament was the largest indoor soccer
tournament in the southeast with teams from Tennessee,
Alabama, North Carolina and Kentucky. Call 770-460-8785
for more information.
The Florida Bobcats of the
Arena Footbal League will hold tryouts at Dacula High
School on Dec. 18. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and
tryouts begin at 9:30 a.m. sharp. the fee to trryout is
$35 cash, no checks will be accepted. Bring your cleats.
Contact Daniel James, Jr. at 850-562-7553 or David Irons
at 770-339-9808.






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