Email:
jknight@cabarrus.k12.nc.
us
Assistant Coach: Kevin
Knight
Assistant Coach: James
Knight Sr.
JV Coach: Austin Hall
JV Asst. Coach: Jeff
Granger
May 9... Playoffs 1st
Round... TBA
May 13... Playoffs 2nd
Round... TBA
May 16... Districts...
TBA
May 20... Sectionals...
TBA
May 22-24... Regional
Series... TBA
May 30-31... State
Championship Series... TBA
* The JV & Varsity will play
at the same site for the
games against Davie County
on 2/26 and 2/29. JV games
will start at 4:30
* All games played after the
Intimidators Classic will be
at the same site, with all
JV games starting at 4:30
except the Parkwood game
(4:00pm start time)
Logan Community Festival -
Fun for all in Caldwell
Park. Amusement games and
rides for children,
basketball shoot-out, music,
vendors with crafts and
jewelry, food, food and more
food. Come and join the fun!
June 7, 2008 - 1:00-6:00 pm
Baseball Camp Offered for Rowan, Cabarrus Kids
KANNAPOLIS For the third
year, the Kannapolis Police
Department will present the
Wendy's Summer Classic
baseball camp to boys and
girls in Cabarrus and Rowan
counties.
The brainchild of Lt. Bret
Johnson with the Kannapolis
Police Department, the
weeklong baseball camp is
aimed at teaching the kids
ages 8 to 13 the
fundamentals of baseball
along with another important
lesson.
The camp will run from June
23 to 26 on the fields at
Northwest Cabarrus High
School from 8:30 a.m. to 1
p.m., and is free for the
participants. Johnson has
gotten sponsors to cover the
cost of the camp. Space is
limited to the first 100
students that register and
so far, 60 people have
registered for the camp.
Each year, there is a
waiting list.
Coaches on tap to help lead
this year's camp include Joe
Hubbard, Northwest Cabarrus
head coach; Empsy Thompson,
A.L. Brown High School head
coach; Joe Gragg, China
Grove Middle School coach;
Jason Sarvis, J.M. Robinson
head coach; Jason Hooks,
Northwest Cabarrus coach;
Craig Steward, Mooresville
High School coach; Todd
Hagler, A.L. Brown coach;
Jim Gant, Catawba College
coach; David Langley,
Northwest Cabarrus coach;
Thad Chrismon, South Rowan
High School coach; and Mark
Hayes, Pfeiffer University
coach.
The participants will be
divided up by age groups and
assigned an officer, who
will stay with that group
all week. The groups will
rotate from coach to coach,
getting a chance to learn
from each of the coaches.
At the end of each day,
there will be a featured
speaker to talk about
positive life choices.
Speakers on tap for this
year's camp include Mike
Morton, a former St. Louis
Rams football player and
current dentist in
Kannapolis; Cabarrus County
Sheriff Brad Riley; and
Lauren Hibs, the coach at
the University of North
Carolina at Charlotte. If
any of the speakers falls
through, Johnson said it's
possible that a famous
NASCAR driver could be a
guest speaker.
The coaches, officers and
featured speakers will teach
the kids all week about
baseball as well as making
positive life choices and
the consequences of making
poor choices such as using
drugs, joining gangs and
violence.
On the last day of the camp,
there will be a coaches
forum, where coaches will
tell the students what they
look for in baseball players
and give those participants
a chance to ask questions.
In addition to Wendy's
restaurant, other sponsors
include ASE Communications,
Cheerwine, Quality Motors,
Mike Morton Dentist Office,
Quality Home Improvements,
Attorney Ben Franklin, Bill
Reames Nationwide Insurance
Agent, Sun Drop, the
Salisbury Post, Dick's
Sporting Goods and Bost
Bonding Agency.
To register for the camp, or
if you have more questions,
contact Lt. Bret Johnson at
the Kannapolis Police
Department at 704-920-4016.
Pubic Swim
Join in the fun at the John
F. McInnis Aquatics Center.
Located at 151 Academy Ave,
NW in Concord, the Aquatics
Center offers child and
adult swimming lessons,
water aerobics, and public
swim.
Registrations open March 31.
Pubic Swim
Swimming open to the general
public. Patrons must
purchase a Privilege Pass
I.D. in order to swim. The
Aquatic Center is open
Monday through Sunday
beginning May 24 and close
August 16.
Hour for public
swimming:
Monday Thursday
.1:00
5:00 p.m.
Friday -
..1:00 7:00
p.m.
Saturday
..12:00 7:00
p.m.
Sunday
..1:00 5:00
p.m.
Fees :
$10 Individual Privilege
Pass ;
$5 city resident discount
$30 Family Privilege Pass
$15 city resident discount
Daily swim fee :
$1.50 Youth
$2.50 Adults
10K UNITED WAY RUN FOR LIFE
SEPTEMBER 13 -
Starts at 8:30 a.m. 10K race
begins and ends at the
Academy Recreation Center.
Enjoy vendors after the
race. The course is
certified and will be chip
timed. Pre-registration is
$15.00. After September 5,
run cost is $20.00 Proceeds
benefit United Way of the
Carolinas.
Night Time Coed Basketball
Created a team and play
after hours. Ages 16 and
up.
No fee
Staff
supervised.
Last Friday
of each month
9:00
11:00 p.m.
Logan Multi-purpose
Center
151 Rone Avenue, SW
Rodney Smith, Center
Supervisor
704-920-5603
Old Man 9 Ball Pool Play
The object is to play any
ball in any pocket without
calling the pocket. The 9
ball is the last ball to be
played unless another ball
makes contact and causes the
ball to go into the pocket.
Other rules will be
explained before the game is
played.
No fee.
Mondays Fridays,
continual
will not meet
on holidays
10:00 a.m. 12:00 noon
Logan Multi-purpose
Center
151 Rone Avenue, SW
Rodney Smith, Center
Supervisor
704-920-5603
Walking Class
Walking Class
Join us for a total body
walking program that
produces serious fat
burning. You get muscle
conditioning and stretching
all in one powerful,
energized program. No fee.
Continual, no class
5/6
Morning Class
Mondays, Wednesday &
Friday
9:15 10:15 a.m.
Evening Class
Mondays, Tuesday &
Wednesdays
5:00 6:00 p.m.
Hartsell Recreation
Center
60 Hartsell School Road
Center Supervisor, Billy
Smith
704-920-5602
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