Sports Briefs

Published 2:25 pm Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Washington Parish Golf League

The Washington Parish Golf League takes place this summer at the Franklinton Country Club.

The league is under way, but is still open to any Washington Parish resident who is between 10 and 18 years of age.

The league has one more tournament and it takes place July 22.

Awards will be given to the top three from each age following the tournaments.

There will be an overall award, following the final tournament. Golfers will receive points based on where they finish in each tournament and that goes toward the overall award. The overall award is not based on age.

The league has three age groups, 10-12, 13-14 and 15-18, and they will play a different number of holes.

The 10-12s play five holes while 13-14s compete on nine holes and 15-18s are going all 18.

The cost is $10 to $20 per tournament per child depending on their age and that includes their range balls.

For more information about the league, call League Director coach Aaron Lott, who is Bowling Green School’s golf coach, at 601-329-9002.

 

Varnado basketball camp

Varnado High School is hosting a basketball camp on Friday, July 12 at the school’s gym.

The clinic runs from 8 a.m. until noon and focuses on defensive fundamentals, offensive fundamentals, proper stance, footwork, rebounding, ball handling, shooting and individual moves.

The camp is open to all boys and girls ages 5-15 and the cost is $23 per participant.

Former Covenant Christian Academy basketball coach and current youth speaker with the group Brothers at Peace, Ronald Scott will speak at the camp.

For more information, call Varnado High School at 985-732-2025.

 

Bowing Green School Baseball Camp rescheduled

The Bowling Green School Baseball Camp, which was originally scheduled for June 24-27, has been rescheduled for July 15-17.

The clinic is for ages 7-13.

The camp is designed to cover all of the fundamentals of the game. Things they will focus on include hitting, pitching, base running, fielding, catching, baseball IQ, attitude and effort.

The clinic is hosted by Bowling Green School coach Justin Garcia.

The instructors include Buccaneers’ assistant coach Boomer Nunez, former players in Cameron Bell, Andy Bienvenu and Timmy Ruffino and current Bowling Green players.

The cost is $125 per camper.

Early registration is encouraged, but walkups are welcomed too.

For more information, email jgbaseball2828@att.net.