Where are they now?
Do you have information about former Live Oak High and Morgan Hill-area athletes who went on to athletic and other endeavors?
If so, we want to hear from you.
Anyone with information about these athletes and what they’re doing now is encouraged to call (408) 779-4106 or e-mail us at
ji**@mo*************.com
Cheer divas tryouts
The Cheer Divas All-Stars will be holding a tryouts session for their All-Star Cheerleading teams on April 10. Girls age four and older are invited to try out. Details: call (408) 370-DIVA or visit the Web site at www.cheerdivas.com
Salinas wildcats need player
The Salinas Wildcats 12U fastpitch softball team needs a position player. Details: call Todd Larsen at 831-758-2660 or e-mail him at
wi******@sv********.com
Gilroy chaos clinics
The Gilroy Chaos 10U traveling softball team will be holding a clinic on Sunday at 1 p.m. The clinics will be held at Christmas Hill Park in Gilroy. Details: call James Jimenez at (408) 422-1600.
SCBA Spring registration
The SCBA basketball program is currently accepting applications for its Spring Program. The season runs from Saturday, March 6 to Saturday, May 22. Paid applications postmarked on or before February 13: $95 for new players or who need a new jersey; $75 for returning players. The price goes up $10 for late and or walk up registration. Details: Jim Green 460-7402 or scbabasketball.org
USYVL signups
Spring registration is underway for the United States Youth Volleyball League in Morgan Hill at Galvan Park. The instructional/recreational league runs for eight weeks from April to June. Details: call 888-988-7985.
Pride of MH seeks coaches
The Pride of Morgan Hill Girls Softball Association is seeking coaches and managers for its 10U, 12U, 14U and 16U “B” teams for this Spring and Summer. Details: call Mike Turay at (408) 588-6534.
SJ Sharks kids program
The San Jose Sharks and Outback Steakhouse have joined forces to present the Outback Steakhouse Most Valuable Kids Program again this season.
The award is given to a youth hockey player each month based on recommendations from their respective coaches for their on and off-ice accomplishments.
One of these winners will be recognized at halftime of the Feb. 23 Sharks vs. Columbus game. Winners of this year’s award can earn valuable prizes. Details: visit sjsharks.com
California women’s baseball
The California Women’s Baseball League will hold its first games of the 2004 season on Sunday at Mission College near Highway 101 and the Great America Parkway.
The season-opener will feature a doubleheader, including the 10 a.m. game between the Peninsula Peppers and the Alameda Oaks and the 2 p.m. game between the San Jose Spitfires and the San Francisco Fillies.
Details: visit the CWBL Web site at www.calwomensbaseball.org
