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The Palm Coast City Council and representatives of Cora Health Services officially kicked off the 2016 Senior Games season with a proclamation on May 17.
Flagler Knights win the Tar Heel Bowl over the Carolina Recon.
Kaz Maia
Kyle Huff
Pete Hald
Registration opens for Palm Coast and Flagler Beach Senior Games
Active adults ages 50 and older can now sign up for the third-annual Palm Coast and the Flagler Beach Senior Games, which will be held Sept. 10-18.
The Games are open to athletes of the same gender and age group, and registration is $15, which includes a T-shirt and participation in one sports event. Participation in each additional sports event is $; competition is offered in nine different age categories.
The Senior Games are sanctioned by the Florida Sports Foundation and serve as a local qualifying event for the Florida Senior Games State Championships. This year’s events are:
archery, golf croquet, cycling, ballroom dancing (Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango, Swing, Rumba and Cha Cha), tennis, tennis mixed doubles, golf, horseshoes, indoor volleyball, pickleball, pickleball doubles, basketball shooting, table tennis and swimming.
The Palm Coast City Council and representatives of Cora Health Services officially kicked off the 2016 Senior Games season with a proclamation on May 17. Cora Health Services is partnering with the City to provide public educational programs and sports medicine services for athletic events in Palm Coast this year. Cora Health Services has two clinics in Palm Coast.
For more information, visit www.palmcoastgov.com/seniorgames or call Palm Coast Parks and Recreation at 986-2323.
Knights get big win on the road
Every Flagler Knight pitched in to make the team’s road game trip possible on Saturday, June 11, in Jacksonville, North Carolina, and it was well worth it.
The Knights blew out the home team 38-6 behind Torrance Brown’s five (four passing, one rushing) touchdowns.
“It was by far the best-coached game I've ever had,” said Charlie Washington, the Knight’s owner.
Brown connected with Willie fields on two TD passes, and he also hit Avery Harris and Romone Hollins for touchdown scores. Justin Edwards scored the other rushing touchdown. Tracee McCoy,
Keith Duhart, Marcus Mitchell and Harris each scored a two-point conversion.
More Bulldogs signed!
Flagler Palm Coast’s Kaz Maia recently signed his National Letter of Intent to forward his education and wrestling career at Iowa Lake Community College in Estherville, Iowa. Maia finished his high school career with a 143-12 record, was a three-time state qualifier and a two-time state finalist. He is slated to wrestle at 149 pounds for the Lakers, who finished seventh in the NJCAA Division I National Tournament last year.
Kyle Huff signed his NLI to attend Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Huff played three years for the Bulldogs, scoring 15 goals and assisting on 35 goals. He won Most Improved for his sophomore year. Huff plans to major in business accounting.
Go to Goal girls soccer camp
FPC girls soccer coach Pete Hald will be hosting his annual, competitive Go to Goal Soccer Camp from 8:30-11:30 a.m. June 20-24, at FPC.
This camp is for girls in the ninth-through-12th grades; seventh and eighth graders need a recommendation.
“Go to Goal is a very competitive, technical based camp that will emphasize the fundamentals of the game and players will be utilizing these skills during competitive small-sided games,” Hald said.
The camp’s cost is $100. Registration forms will be at the FPC front desk. Email Hald at [email protected] or call 793-4414 for more information.
