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SportsPage 14 • July 29, 2015 Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter

Sport Shorts Clear Lake baseball players
named to All District teams
Volleyball camps set at Clear Lake
Adams, Keeran and Merrill named to
Volleyball camps are quickly approaching at Clear Lake. A camp for Middle the 2A Central District First Team
School (6th-8th grade) will be held on Aug. 4, from 8 a.m.-noon. Cost of the
camp is $25. A camp for high school students (9th-12th grade) will be held Aug.
5-7, from 9 a.m. to noon. Cost is $40. An elementary camp (5th grade and
under) will be held Aug. 5-7, from noon-1 p.m. This camp is free. Forms are
available at the high school office or will be accepted (with payment) on the first
day of camp. Camp cost also includes a camp T-shirt. High School fall practice
begins on Aug. 10.

CL Booster Club to hold golf outing

The 2015 Clear Lake Booster Club Golf Outing will be held on Sunday,
Aug. 9, at Veteran's Memorial Golf Course, 2000 N. Shore Dr., Clear Lake.
Registration will be held from 2-2:45 p.m. with a shotgun start at 3 p.m. This is
a 4-Person Best Shot - 9 Hole Tournament. There will be a division for men and
women (must be 21 or older). This event will kick off the 2015-16 school year.
The cost for green fees and dinner is $50 per person. Dinner only is $20 per
person. To reserve a golf cart call 357-4457. Dinner will follow the tournament
and the awards presentation and door prizes will be held at 7:30 p.m.

CL Dance Team to host 5K Glo-Run/Walk Bringing home some hardware BROCK ADAMS MITCH KEERAN
First Team First Team
The Clear Lake Dance Team will host a 5k Glo-Run/Walk on Thursday, Julia Merfeld (left) and Macey Spilman (right) proudly display the runner up
Aug. 6, at 9 p.m. at the Seawall by City Park. The route will take the runners trophy earned by the Mason City Wildcats at the USSSA National Champion- All-District baseball teams were COOPER MERRILL
down South Shore Drive around Pine Tree Park then back to the finish line ships in Topeka, Kan., July 15 - 18. Merfeld, of Clear Lake, and Spilman, of released over the weekend by the Iowa First Team
at the City Park Seawall. Registration forms are available at Lyla’s Boutique Garner, were members of the AAU softball team made up of girls from through- Baseball Coaches Association:
and Clear Lake City Hall, and at a booth during Thursdays on Main. Cost is out North Iowa. Merfeld played shortstop for the team, while Spilman was Clear Lake’s Brock Adams, 3Dimensional
$25 for adults and $20 for children 18 and younger, and kids five and under an outfielder. The Wildcats played a total of eight games (in 100 degree heat Mitch Keeran and Cooper Merrill Coaching to offer
are free. Participants will receive a free T-shirt and glow-products. Registra- index) in the Fast Pitch Girls 14 and under C division. Five games were played were named to the 2A Central Dis- workshop at GHV
tions need to be received by July 30 to ensure a T-shirt. On the day of the on Saturday. The team advanced all the way to the Championship, where they trict First Team. Adams was honored
event, registration will begin at 7 p.m. by the Seawall at City Park. For any were defeated by the Arkansas Hurricanes.-Submitted photo. as a pitcher, Keeran as an outfielder The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura
questions regarding this event please contact Jamie Rieck at 641-494-7370. and Merrill as a utility player. coaching staff and parents will have
Jacob Hogan, Ethan McHenry a unique opportunity offered on the
Oak Hills to host Junior Open and Ben Mason, all from Clear Lake evening of Monday, Aug. 3. 3Dimen-
were named to the Second Team. Ho- sional Coaching will be presenting a
Oak Hills Golf Course, Clear Lake, will host a Junior Open Golf Tourna- gan played first base and hit the bases workshop to the coaching staff from
ment on Tuesday, Aug. 4. The shotgun start will begin at 8:30 a.m. Age divisions loaded grand slam which gave the 6-7:45 a.m. in the media center and
include boys 8 and under, boys 9-10, boys 11-12, boys 13-14, girls 10 and under, Lions a bottom of the seventh inning then will present a parent workshop
girls 11-13 and girls 14-17. The cost is $10 per person and includes lunch and win over Forest City in District play. from 8-9 in the Garner-Hayfield-Ven-
prizes. For further questions or to register call 357-2216. McHenry is a designated hitter for the tura High School Auditorium.
Lions, while Mason was selected as a Being a 3Dimensional Coach
Results for Oak Hills Ladies Golf utility player. means that you are:
•Fundamentally sound
Seventeen ladies played a round of golf at Oak Hills in Clear Lake on Rockets participate at State Baseball Tourney •Skilled at coaching the mind/
Thursday, July 23. The events of the day were won by Shirley Miller with most motivation of the athlete
pars and Chyrl Bergvig with second best score. Becky Wilharm made a chip-in The Clear Lake Rockets, a 9U USSSA Baseball Team, participated in the 1A State Baseball Tournament held on July •Focused on capturing and devel-
on #6 and Chyrl Bergvig made one on #4. The door prizes were won by Janis 10-11. This is the team’s first year. They placed sixth at the state tournament. Rockets that Participated in the state oping the heart of the player.
Hutchison, Shirley Berry, Darnell Fairbanks, and Connie Wheeler. The ladies tournament (as pictured): Wesley Wharton, Kinnick Clabaugh, Braden Roske, Hudson Smith, Degen Manson, Adian •A 3Dimensional Coach realizes
meet every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. and play begins at 9 a.m. All area ladies are Hartl, Andrew Thiess, Taylor Plagge, Gavin Anderson and Tyler LeFevre. Coaches (L-R): Nick Plagge, Dan Hartl and the power of the coaching platform to
welcome to join in the fun. Jay LeFevre. Not pictured: Jack Englin and Thomas Sonderman. -Submitted photo inspire, motivate, and produce posi-
tive change in his or her sphere of in-
Sherman fires 14th career hole-in-one fluence. He/she is acutely mindful of
the moral, social, emotional, psycho-
For the 14th time in his career, Tom Sherman, 57, of Clear Lake, recorded logical, and spiritual needs of his/her
a hole-in-one. Sherman aced hole #8 (103-yards) at Oak Hills Golf Course on athletes.
Thursday, July 23. He used a 52 degree wedge. The shot was witnessed by Shane 3Dimensional Coaching pre-
Hanley, Jeremy Korenberg and Jackie Iwazko. This was the 8th hole-in-one of senter, Dave Turnball, will discuss the
the season at Oak Hills. topic of “Coaching the Heart Behind
the Jersey.” Parents attending will get
Holes of Hope Charity Golf Tourney set receive the book, “Raising Cham-
pions – Helping Your Child Grow
Holes of Hope Charity Golf Tournament will be held on Sunday, Aug. 30, at Through Sports.” Dave Turnball will
Veterans Memorial Golf Course, Clear Lake. The tournament will benefit Relay give his experiences from 50+ years of
for Life of Cerro Gordo County. Registration begins at 8 a.m. with tee-off at 9 sports involvement, 44 years of FCA
a.m. The cost is $200/foursome and includes 18-holes of golf, cart, meal and a involvement, 33 years of parenting,
chance to win various prizes. There will be a happy hour with a free keg and food 30 years of officiating and 20 years of
from 8-9 a.m. and a hole-in-one competition that pays $25,000. Register today coaching. He graduated from Waver-
(18 team limit) by contacting Traci Koehn at [email protected] or ly-Shell Rock High School and holds
641-512-5522 or contact Stephanie Hassebroek at shassebroek@clearlakebank. an undergraduate degree from Cornell
com or 515-494-3826. College and a Master’s Degree from
Truman State University. Turnbull
VFW holds Bean Bag Tournament taught and coached for 12 years at
the high school and small college lev-
The VFW Post 4868 held their weekly Bean Bag Tournament on Wednesday, els before joining FCA staff. He has
July 22. The winner of the Afternoon Singles Match was Stu Parr and Gordy been on staff with FCA in Iowa for 30
Wiemann was the runner-up. years. He has been a basketball official
for over 30 years.
 Attention College Athletes All parents are welcomed to come
learn about 3D Coaching and Parent-
Clear Lake If you are a Clear Lake or ing. For more information about the
Made in Iowa GHV graduate who is playing night, email Athletic Director Matt
Graham at mgraham@ghvschools.
in a college sport this year, org.
we would like to hear from
you. We would be happy to Snake and turtle
publish your team’s schedule program at Lime Creek
and any personal highlights
A program entitled “Snake Scales
from your season. and Turtle Tales” will be held on
Wednesday, July 29, at 1 p.m. at the
Please send your news to us at: Lime Creek Nature Center.
Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter The program will include live
turtles and snakes, and participants
12 N. 4th St., Clear Lake, IA 50428 will have the opportunity to get a pic-
EMAIL: [email protected] ture taken with a Ball Python! In ad-
dition, “Turtles, Secrets of the Shell,”
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