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Maritime Y pg 2 Pictures of the Week pg 3 UWF Golf pg 4 Hunter’s Corner pg 5 UWF Tennis pg 6 Upcoming Events pg 7 City of Milton pg 8 With names like to “Kickalob Ultra” and “Mama said knock you out”, the kickball leagues are full of colorful teams. Some of the teams are self spon- sored, some of the teams have cor- porate sponsors like Subway or Sandy Sansing. No matter how they get there the name of the game is fun. Kickball is kind of a combination between coed softball with elements of dodgeball since a player can be thrown out by being hit with a ball. The players range in age from 18 well into their 50s and their back- grounds are as diverse as students or lawyers or CPAs. From year-to- year most of the teams are made up of about 50% of the same four play- ers. At gametime teams that are short players often pick up additional players from Franzone of the group or friends of friends or even visitors for of friends were from out of town sometimes even friends from insight in the stands and aside from some good-natured ribbing, fun seems to be the priority of the games. Here is the schedule and the sign up info. http://www. leaguelineup.com/welcome. asp?url=pensacolakickball INSIDE THIS ISSUE: City of Milton: Player of the Week Name: Andre Smith Age: 13 Parents: Floyd and Sen- toria Smith Team/Coach: Coach Floyd Smith / 7th and 8th Grade School: King Middle Favorite School Sub- ject: Math Favorite Food: Ramen Noodles Favorite Basketball Team: Miami Heat Favorite Basketball Player: LeBron James Favorite Movie: Roscoe Jenkins Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter Favorite Animal: Pan- ther What you like to do when you are not play- ing basketball? Play video games What you would like to do when you grow up? Play in the NBA What celebrity or indi- vidual would you like to meet most and why? LeBron James because I want to be like him and play basketball in the NBA. In an effort to promote youth sports at the Milton Community Center we are featuring an athlete of the week. As we are currently enjoying basketball, we are featuring individuals who are part of our basketball league at the Milton Community Center. This week’s featured co-athlete of the week is Andre Smith, who plays in our 7th and 8th grade division. With a great deal of com- munity support as well as the very likely fulfillment of a debt free facility, it seems as though the new $10 Mil- lion Maritime YMCA, to be placed at the waterfront of the Community Maritime Park, will be in place as well in use in the near future. According to information provided by the YMCA of Northwest Florida, “During the spring of 2012 we spoke to a number of community leaders who unanimously confirmed what we know: a new YMCA is needed to continue our community- building work for genera- tions to come and to revital- ize downtown. “We are committed to be- ing part of the successful fu- ture of Pensacola and its sur- rounding communities. It’s our vision that a Y located at the Community Maritime Park will continue our lega- cy of service.” Teri Levin, Finance Chair for the Maritime Y confirms that saying the support is overwhelming and this will be a debt free complex. “We will raise $10 million will be private funds.” Levin continues, “The in- vestors are excited and are awaiting lease approval by the city. We also currently have a gift of $5 Million from Quint and Rishy Stud- er.” With the funding and com- munity support coming to- gether as it is, no financing of this project will be needed. For more information re- garding the coming Mari- time YMCA please visit their website found at http:// MaritimeY.org. Community Maritime Park Welcomes Debt Free Maritime YMCA www.FamilySportingNetwork.com Volume 1 • Issue 5 • February 28 – March 14, 2013 The Spirit of Local Adult Kick Ball
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Maritime Y pg 2 Pictures of the Week pg 3 UWF Golf pg 4 Hunter’s Corner pg 5 UWF Tennis pg 6 Upcoming Events pg 7 City of Milton pg 8
With names like to “Kickalob Ultra” and “Mama said knock you out”, the kickball leagues are full of colorful teams. Some of the teams are self spon-sored, some of the teams have cor-porate sponsors like Subway or Sandy Sansing. No matter how they get there the name of the game is fun. Kickball is kind of a combination between coed softball with elements of dodgeball since a player can be thrown out by being hit with a ball. The players range in age from 18 well into their 50s and their back-grounds are as diverse as students
or lawyers or CPAs. From year-to-year most of the teams are made up of about 50% of the same four play-ers. At gametime teams that are short players often pick up additional players from Franzone of the group or friends of friends or even visitors for of friends were from out of town sometimes even friends from insight in the stands and aside from some good-natured ribbing, fun seems to be the priority of the games. Here is the schedule and the sign up info. http://www.l e a g u e l i n e u p . c o m / w e l c o m e .asp?url=pensacolakickball
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
City of Milton: Player of the Week
Name: Andre SmithAge: 13Parents: Floyd and Sen-toria SmithTeam/Coach: Coach Floyd Smith / 7th and 8th GradeSchool: King MiddleFavorite School Sub-ject: MathFavorite Food: Ramen NoodlesFavorite Basketball Team: Miami HeatFavorite Basketball Player: LeBron JamesFavorite Movie: Roscoe JenkinsFavorite TV Show: SportscenterFavorite Animal: Pan-therWhat you like to do when you are not play-ing basketball?Play video games
What you would like to do when you grow up?Play in the NBAWhat celebrity or indi-vidual would you like to meet most and why?LeBron James because I want to be like him and play basketball in the NBA.
In an effort to promote youth sports at the Milton Community Center we are featuring an athlete of the week. As we are currently enjoying basketball, we are featuring individuals who are part of our basketball league at the Milton Community Center. This week’s featured co-athlete of the week is Andre Smith, who plays in our 7th and 8th grade division.
With a great deal of com-munity support as well as the very likely fulfillment of a debt free facility, it seems as though the new $10 Mil-lion Maritime YMCA, to be placed at the waterfront of the Community Maritime Park, will be in place as well
in use in the near future. According to information provided by the YMCA of Northwest Florida, “During the spring of 2012 we spoke to a number of community leaders who unanimously confirmed what we know: a new YMCA is needed to
continue our community-building work for genera-tions to come and to revital-ize downtown. “We are committed to be-ing part of the successful fu-ture of Pensacola and its sur-rounding communities. It’s our vision that a Y located
at the Community Maritime Park will continue our lega-cy of service.” Teri Levin, Finance Chair for the Maritime Y confirms that saying the support is overwhelming and this will be a debt free complex. “We will raise $10 million
will be private funds.” Levin continues, “The in-vestors are excited and are awaiting lease approval by the city. We also currently have a gift of $5 Million from Quint and Rishy Stud-er.” With the funding and com-
munity support coming to-gether as it is, no financing of this project will be needed.For more information re-garding the coming Mari-time YMCA please visit their website found at http://MaritimeY.org.
Community Maritime Park Welcomes Debt Free Maritime YMCA
www.FamilySportingNetwork.comVolume 1 • Issue 5 • February 28 – March 14, 2013
The Spirit of Local Adult Kick Ball
A Healthy Way to Grow Pensacola
Paid For by Friends of the Y
We encourage everyone to visit MaritimeY.org to see more YMCA examples and consider the possibilities of a new Maritime Y. Tell us what you would like to see built, what amenities you would like to enjoy.
Imagine a new YMCA right on the waterfront. Imagine what it would look like and the programs it would o�er.Imagine a Community Maritime Park that is busy with activity.
Imagine a safer and healthier community!
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Share your voice. Join us in supporting the new Maritime YMCA.
The images below were taken at YMCAs around the country. They illustrate that a YMCA is more than a gym. They show the variety of programs and amenities we could include in a new Maritime Y.
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Pictures of the WeekDallas Gulf Coast Texans Soccer Tournament
held February 16-17, 2013www.dallastexansflorida.com
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WEST FLORIDA WOMEN’S GOLF CRACKS TOP 20 IN LATEST POLL
Argonauts improve five spots overall to No. 17
NEW YORK, N.Y. – A strong start to the spring season has been recognized by head coaches around the nation as the West Florida women’s golf team jumped five spots in the first Golf World/WGCA Division II College Women’s Coaches Poll of the spring Wednesday. The Argonauts improved to No. 17 in the nation, up from No. 22 at the end of the fall season. UWF is fresh off a fourth place finish at the Lady Moc Golf Classic yester-
day where it outplayed most of the 17 team field and finished ahead of six ranked programs, including five that remain among the top 15 in the na-tion. The result followed a third place showing by the Argonauts during the first week of February at the Kiawah Island Intercollegiate, where they similarly finished ahead of five teams ranked higher than them at the time. The Argonauts leapfrogged five spots in the poll despite only having one tournament under their belt when the
voting period ended on Feb. 22. Their finish at the Lady Moc Golf Classic will not be considered until the next poll. Leading West Florida through the first two tournaments of the spring is freshman Elin Olsson (Mantorp, Swe-den/Bildningscentrum Facetten), who notched the first two top 10 finishes of her career. She tied for eighth at the Kiawah Island Intercollegiate before tying for seventh at the Lady Moc Golf Classic to pace UWF at both events.
Through five tournaments in both the fall and spring that does not include the Lady Moc Golf Classic, (Camila Sevillano Cali, Colombia/La Arbo-leda) leads West Florida in scoring average with 77.30 strokes per round. Olsson is exactly a stroke behind her, averaging 78.30. West Florida resumes play next week at the Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational in Winter Springs, Fla. For informa-tion on all UWF athletics, visit www.GoArgos.com.
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By Jim Taylor
Hello, friends! Well, our deer seasons have come and gone, and I hope all of you have had a great year. Now, for some of us we will start going through withdrawals until the fall, but for others we will start now preparing for next year. Now is a good time to do some after-the-season scout-
ing for those big bucks we didn’t get this year and to cut out shoot-ing ranges and look for places to put new stands for next year. With that said, some of us just finished our late muzzleloaders’ season and even with the bad, windy weather some nice bucks and quite a few hogs were taken. One buck in particular, a nice 10-pointer, was
taken on Eglin near Eg-lin Roads 213 and 212. This buck was taken at 5:00 p.m. one afternoon and also quite a few hogs were taken. Now, speaking of hogs, their numbers have re-ally exploded recently, both on public and pri-vate land. In Florida, you can hunt feral hogs all year long in many places. These hogs can do a lot of damage
to food plots and deer feeders. They can also tear up gardens and ter-rorize family pets, along with running off most of the deer and turkeys in an area. Some of these hogs make excellent ta-ble meat. I recommend a young shoat or sow. I do not suggest the old boars or sows with pigs. If you happen to get a barr – a boar that has been cut – then you
will have excellent eat-ing. If hunting these ani-mals interests you, be very careful. They can be extremely aggres-sive, but it will help you pass the time until spring turkey season. Good luck to all of you and may God bless.
Hunter’s Corner
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National Guard Retirees are invited to breakfast April 27 at the Ellyson Field National Guard Armory located at 8790 Grow Drive, Pensacola, FL 32514. Coffee and breakfast will begin at 8 am. For more information please contact
Logan Fink at 850-516-7687.
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Argos Hold Tight At No. 2 In First Regular-Season ITA Poll UWF holds on to national rank-ing in first release during the spring regular season
SKILMMAN, N.J. – The No. 2 West Florida men’s tennis team held on to its national ranking in the first regular-season Intercollegiate Ten-nis Association poll of the spring. The Argonauts (5-0, 4-0 Gulf South Conference) remain undefeated on the season after a pair of matches against nationally-ranked oppo-nents was canceled last weekend. The top nine teams in the rankings stayed the same. UWF was scheduled to play No. 1
Armstrong Feb. 22 in a rematch of the 2012 NCAA Finals match, but the match was canceled due to in-clement weather. The Argos’ match against No. 6 Rollins, scheduled for Feb. 23, was postponed to March 3 for the same reason. UWF is 4-0 in conference play, outscoring GSC opponents 33-3. The Argos only win against a ranked opponent is against then-ranked No. 13 Valdosta State, 7-2. VSU dropped to No. 24 in the latest rankings UWF will play three neutral site matches in Valdosta, Ga, this week. The Argos will play No. 4 Barry at 10 a.m. ET March 1, No. 3 Lynn
March 2 at 10 a.m. ET and No. 6 Rollins March 3 at a time to be de-termined. Two other GSC teams were ranked in the top 50. West Alabama fell from No. 34 to No. 39, and Delta State dropped from No. 38 to No. 42 The first set of regular-season rankings did not include individual or doubles rankings. No. 5 Bruno Savi (Santana do Livramento, Bra-zil/Auburn Montgomery) and No. 13 Kevin Ducros (Aix-en-Provence, France) hold on to their preseason national rankings, as do doubles tandems No. 6 Ducros and Tony Ra-
jaobelina (Orleans, France/Univer-sity of Montpellier) and No. 13 Savi and Elio Latela (Sydney, Australia/Sydney Seconday College). The first set of individual, dou-bles and team regional rankings are scheduled to be released March 20, while the first set of individual, doubles and team national rankings are scheduled to be released March 27. For information on all UWF ath-letics, visit www.GoArgos.com.
(Above) Perdido Soccer plays participates in a Soccer Clinic going on February 7,8 and 9th. (Left) A young soc-cer player is going through the drills while working for the the next game
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Pensacola Beach Yacht Club www.pensacolabeach-yc.org Portofino Island2200 Via de Luna DrivePensacola Beach, FL 32561850-698-6088
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Shoreline Park800 Shoreline DriveGulf Breeze, FL 32561850-934-6572
MILTONEast Milton Youth Sportswww.EastMiltonYouthSports.com
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Milton Youth Basketballwww.eteamz.com/[email protected]
Santa Rosa Sports Plex Tennis Courts5976 Chumuckla HwyMilton, FL 32571 Youth Athletic Clubwww.YouthAthleticClub.org(850) 623-4671
NAVARRECurves For Womenwww.curves.com2276 Highway 87Navarre, FL 32566(850) 936-0204 J & M Tacklewww.jmtackle.com/8711 Navarre ParkwayNavarre(850) 939-9885
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PACEPace Athletic and Recreation [email protected]
PERDIDOPerdido Bay Futball [email protected]
Perdido Bay Soccerwww.PerdidoBaySoccer.org850.324.3516
Perdido Bay Youth Sports Associationpbysa.org
First City Gymnastics Cheerleading March 18,2013
Miracle League of Pensacola Spring Season Mar 15
Navarre Youth Sports Association Cheerleading Early Reg Mar 30
Baseball/Softball Reg Mar 3 Opening Day Mar9
Pace Athletic and Recreation Association Cheerleading Registration Mar 5-9
Baseball/Softball Opening Day Mar 8-9
Football Early Reg Mar 9
Perdido Bay Soccer Spring Soccer Practice 3/1 Games 3/23
Southern Youth Sports Association Cheerleading Mar 15, 2013
UPCOMING EVENTS
City of MiltonMilton Community Center Recreation
League Standings: Championship Results from Feb. 23, 2013
K-2 DivisionSlack 33, Hollis 19High scorers:Jayden Leverette 13 (SLACK); Gabe Patterson 9 (HOLLIS)
Grade 3-4 DivisionHall 21, Parker 18High scorers:Kameryn Hall 11 (HALL); Robert Ward 13 (PARK-ER)
Grade 5-6 DivisionWilliams 21, Cooley 19High scorers:Bobby Williams 11 (WILLIAMS); Hayes Cooley and Stephen English 5 (COOLEY)
Grade 7-8 DivisionSmith 45, Samuels 39High scorers:Austin Thomas 16 (SMITH): Jacob Jones 17 (SAMU-ELS)
Cell: (850)291-8540eMail: [email protected]
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Florida LicenseA 9000322
City of Milton: Player of the Week
Name: Kemontre Cur-rentAge: 9Parents: Kiki Rambo and Korey CurrentTeam/Coach: Coach Paul LeeSchool: W.H. Rhodes El-ementaryFavorite School Sub-ject: MathFavorite Food: Texas Cheese ToastFavorite Basketball Team: Milton PanthersFavorite Basketball Player: Kobe BryantFavorite Movie: Mon-ster HouseFavorite TV Show: Spi-der ManFavorite Animal: LionWhat you like to do when you are not play-ing basketball?Playing football.
What you would like to do when you grow up?Play pro football.What celebrity or indi-vidual would you like to meet most and why?Chris Brown because he is a great singer and ac-tor.
In an effort to promote youth sports at the Milton Community Center we are featuring an athlete of the week. As we are currently enjoying basketball, we are featuring individuals who are part of our basketball league at the Milton Community Center. This week’s featured co-athlete of the week is Kemontre Current, who plays in our 3rd and 4th grade division.
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