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Even simple projects can go complicated when dealing with hunting rifles. A story of woe and how to correct it.
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runs 6/19/2008 until 7/13/2008
The Lakeland Golden Eagles (PAL) 10u travel baseball team is playing in the Cooperstown Dreams Park tournament this week.
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runs 6/14/2008 until 6/14/2008
Commitment is the key to athletic success in any sport, not in one more than another. One's natural talent can be great, but when fully committed, can reach even greater and almost unbelievable levels. Clarence Booth, a fighter from the Polk County Boxing Team, is proof of such possibilities.
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After an outstanding performance in the USA Junior Nationals All-State High School Basketball competition at the University of Central Florida, D'Warren Williams, son of Samuel and Carolyn Bryant, who recently graduated from George Jenkins High School, has been invited, based upon his performance, to participate in the prestigious USA Junior Nationals International Sports Festival in Columbus, Ohio from July 21-27, 2008.
Based in Madison, Wis., the USA Junior Nationals provides one of the top amateur competitions in the United States and offers its program to all athletes who have a high talent level in basketball and want to develop their skills and techniques through statewide, national, and international competition. This is a unique opportunity for all athletes to improve their basketball talent through highly organized competition. Information about our participating athletes is provided to educational institutions throughout the U.S. and Canada for possible scholarship opportunities.
The USA Junior Nationals offers competitions at approximately 42 sites in the spring with competitions scheduled throughout the South, Midwest, East, and West coasts. Athletes who demonstrate advanced skills, team leadership, competitive spirit, and good sportsmanship go on to the next level of play which is the USA Junior Nationals "International Sports Festival" in Columbus, Ohio.
Posted by Carolyn Bryant
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