Cecil County Sports Weekly Vol 3 Issue 16

PUBLISHER:

CALEB POTTER

Caleb pitched against Perryville this past week throwing 6 no-hit innings with 16 Ks and 1

CECIL COUNTY SPORTS SCHEDULE

Evan Smith joins Sports Weekly Golf Team for Cecil County Arts Council Tournament

ELKTON - On Friday April 28 the Cecil County Arts Council held a Golf Tournament at Patriots Glen Golf Course. Sports Weekly had a foursome entered into the tournament that include Aaron Widdoes, Zack Strong, Dougy Phillips and Evan Smith.

Evan Smith is a seventh grader at North East Middle School and currently ranked #1 in his age group on the UnderArmour JR Tour in the Baltimore Region.

Our team did very well. Phillips won the longest drive contest and the team placed second in the tournament with a score of -15 and only 1 stroke behind the leaders.

Look for the Sports Weekly Golf Team at the Remax Vision says YES tournament on Friday May 5 at Patriots Glen. The Cinco de Mayo themed tournament will benefit Youth Empowerment Source.

Our team in the ReMax tournament will be led by Tome School Junior Karina Serio.

Loomis wins two national procurement awards

NORTH EAST, Md. – Cecil College proudly announces that Diane Loomis has received two national awards for her work as the institution’s procurement manager. She is the 2022 recipient of the Sterling Agency Award from the Universal Public Procurement Certification Council (UPPCC) and the 2023 recipient of the Distinguished Service Award from the National Association of Educational Procurement (NAEP). Loomis was also the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award in 2020. Procurement involves obtaining the goods and services Cecil College requires to support its daily operations. These functions include sourcing, contract negotiations, providing guidance, advice and counseling to stakeholders, asset management, receiving and inspecting goods, and maintaining a comprehensive purchase requisition and contract database.

“I appreciate the College’s commitment to providing professional development opportunities to its employees. The knowledge I have gained through the CPPO and the NIGP-CPP certification process is invaluable,” said Loomis.

The Sterling Agency Award is an advanced level of recognition reserved for agencies that apply for and achieve Universal Public Procurement Certification Council (UPPCC) Agency Certification Award recognition for three consecutive years.

“We are proud of Diane’s dedication and achievements,” said Cecil College Controller Craig Whiteford. “It’s advantageous for our college and those that do business with us to have a certified professional working to improve the college’s operations.”

Through its Agency Certification Award program, UPPCC identifies organizations that have earned the distinguished and unique honor of achieving and maintaining a high percentage of UPPCC-certified staff. As the College’s sole procurement employee, Loomis has maintained her certification.

The NAEP Distinguished Service Award recognizes extraordinary contributions to the institution, higher education community, profession, and association. They are champions not only of the profession but of creating value for their campus and community by leveraging procurement to pursue new initiatives, lead others, and create value for their students, faculty, and administration.

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MOMENTS IN TIME

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* On May 20, 1609, Shakespeare’s sonnets were first printed in London by “procurer of manuscripts” and publisher Thomas Thorpe. While it is unclear how he acquired the manuscript, it may have been an illegal copy, and was apparently issued without the Bard’s permission, causing some damage to Thorpe’s reputation.

* On May 17, 1861, the first color photo, of a tartan ribbon, was taken by Thomas Sutton and Scottish mathematical physicist James Clerk Maxwell, by photographing it three times through red, blue and yellow filters before combining the images into a single color composite.

* On May 21, 1881, former schoolteacher, patent clerk and later pioneering nurse Clarissa Harlowe Barton, better known as Clara Barton, founded the American Red Cross. She served as its president for 23 years before retiring in 1904 at the age of 83. She was posthumously inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame in 1973.

* On May 16, 1947, singer Billie Holiday was arrested at her New York apartment on the charge of narcotics possession. When it came time to appear in court, her attorney advised her to plead guilty, thinking she’d likely be placed on probation and taken to a hospital for addiction treatment. She was instead sentenced to a year and a day in prison.

* On May 18, 1974, India conducted its first successful nuclear bomb test. The mission’s code name was “Smiling Buddha.” The bomb was detonated on the army base Pokhran Test Range under the supervision of several key Indian generals.

* On May 15, 1990, the “Portrait of Dr. Gachet” by Vincent van Gogh was sold for $82.5 million in just three minutes, becoming the most expensive painting ever sold at an auction. The artist had lived with Gachet following a spell in an asylum, and Gachet cared for van Gogh during the last months of his life.

* On May 19, 1996, the Space Shuttle Endeavour launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on its 11th mission. In 10 days and 40 minutes, the shuttle completed 161 revolutions and covered a total distance of more than 4 million miles before landing.

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2007 Girls RL with a huge win over rival Bethesda squad! The girls netted 4 goals and held onto the shutout to secure the victory!!

Tome Titans Take the Game Over FCA Freedom in a Blow-Out Victory, 7-1

NORTH EAST - The Tome

Titans Softball Team won big over the FCA Freedom Softball on Tuesday.

The Titans fired up the offense in the first inning, when Ashley Widdoes doubled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run.

FCA Freedom evened things up at one in the top of the third inning when Emily Ovelman doubled on a 0-1 count, scoring one run. Tome pulled away for

good with three runs in the fourth inning. In the fourth Olivia Limberger singled on a 3-2 count, scoring one run and Amiyah Moretz tripled on a 1-2 count, scoring two runs.

Keely led things off on the rubber for the Lady Titans. The ace allowed two hits and one run over seven innings, striking out 14.

Mandi Redmiles was in the circle for FCA Freedom. The righthander went six in-

nings, allowing seven runs on seven hits, striking out 17 and walking one.

The Tome Titans collected seven hits on the day. Widdoes and Limberger each collected multiple hits for the Titans each having two hits to lead the Titans.

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Sports Quiz

By Ryan A. Berenz

1. The James Mortimer Memorial Trophy is awarded in what sporting event?

2. In 2022, Marcus Ericsson became the second driver from Sweden to win the Indianapolis 500. Who was the first?

3. Name the English-Moroccan mixed martial arts fighter who was convicted for masterminding the 2006 Securitas depot robbery, the biggest cash heist in U.K. history.

4. What tennis player from Russia won the 2021 U.S. Open men’s singles title?

5. What National Women’s Soccer League team has Natalie Portman, Eva Longoria, Mia Hamm and Serena Williams among its owners?

6. What wide receiver from the University of Virginia was selected 10th overall in the 1991 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions?

7. What North Carolina military installation was the site of a 2016 regular-season game between the Atlanta Braves and Miami Marlins?

Answers

1. The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show (for Best in Show if the winner is American-bred).

2. Kenny Brack (1999).

3. “Lightning” Lee Murray.

4. Daniil Medvedev.

5. Angel City FC.

6. Herman Moore.

7. Fort Bragg.

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TIGERS DEFEAT BEL AIR BOBCATS 3-2

CALVERT - Both teams were strong in the pitcher's circle Wednesday, but Rising Sun’s Lady Tigers would defeated the Bel Air Bobcats 3-2. Faith McCullough allowed just three hits to Bel Air.

Rising Sun got things moving in the first inning, when Jordan Lynch grounded out, scoring one run.

McCullough led things off in the circle for the Tigers. The pitcher allowed three hits and two runs over seven innings, striking out six.

Sadie Whittaker toed the rubber for Bel Air. The hurler allowed three hits and three runs over four and a third innings, striking out four and walking zero. Kyrsten Coppage threw one and

two-thirds innings out of the bullpen.

Bri Cole went 2-for-3 at the plate to lead the Tigers in hits.

The Bel Air Bobcats were sure-handed and didn't commit a single error.

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TRIVIA TEST

By Fifi Rodriguez

1. GEOGRAPHY: How many U.S. states border Canada?

2. THEATER: The musical “My Fair Lady” is based on which play?

3. SCIENCE: Who was the first person to win Nobel prizes in two different sciences?

4. MOVIES: Which 1997 movie featured a character named Jack Dawson?

5. TELEVISION: What is the name of Ross’s pet monkey in “Friends”?

6. LANGUAGE: How many languages exist worldwide?

7. FOOD & DRINK: Which country produces Manchego cheese?

8. GENERAL KNOWL-

EDGE: How many track and field events are in a decathlon?

9. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Which president had the most children?

10. MUSIC: What is the title of Britney Spears’ first album?

Answers

1. 13.

2. “Pygmalion,” by George Bernard Shaw.

3. Marie Curie, physics and chemistry.

4. “Titanic.”

5. Marcel.

6. More than 7,000.

7. Spain.

8. 10.

9. John Tyler, who fathered 15 children.

10. “... Baby One More Time.”

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PANTHERS BLOW OUT HAWKS 11-1 ON SENIOR NIGHT

PERRYVILLE - The Perryville Panthers Softball

Team put up six runs in the fifth on its way to an 11-1 victory over the North Harford Hawks on Monday as the Panthers celebrated Senior Night. The offensive onslaught came from an error on a ball put in play by Brook Strong and Jocelyn Rebman, a walk by Kylee Seidle, a single by Riley Jackson, and a double by Kayla Brustman.

Perryville opened up scoring in the first inning, when Senior Kayla Brustman singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run.

The Panthers put up six runs in the fifth inning. The

offensive onslaught by the Lady Panthers was led by Seidle, Strong, J. Rebman, Jackson, and Brustman, who all drove in runs in the inning.

Brustman started in the circle for Perryville. The pitcher lasted five innings, allowing three hits and one run while striking out four and walking one.

Ashlie McMillan took the loss for North Harford. McMillan lasted four and twothirds innings, allowing ten hits and 11 runs while striking out two.

Perryville tallied 11 hits in the game. Sarah Cantrell, Jocelyn Rebman, Brustman, and Jackson all managed

multiple hits for Perryville. Cantrell went 3-for-3 at the plate to lead the Panthers in hits.

The night was also a time for celebrating the Seniors who will be leaving the team this year. Perryville had four seniors on the roster with Brook Strong, Briana Rebman, Riley Jackson and Kayla Brustman. Team Manager Katie Ruark will also be graduating this year. Seniors were introduced before the game and presented gifts from the team.

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STRANGE BUT TRUE

By Lucie Winborne

* Competitive swimmer Tim Duncan grew up in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where he trained for the 1992 Olympics, until Hurricane Hugo destroyed his island’s only Olympic-size pool. Since the only alternative was to swim in the ocean, and he was afraid of sharks, he decided to play basketball instead.

* Red Bull was developed in Thailand as an energy drink for truck drivers.

* Georg Gartner, a German POW, escaped his American prison camp near the end of World War II and lived in America for 40 years under a fake name before finally confessing his true identity on “The Today Show.”

* History’s longest prison sentence, a whopping 384,912 years, was given to a mailman -- for not delivering the mail.

* Johnny Depp dropped out of high school to become a rock musician. When he attempted to return two weeks later, the principal told him to follow his dream of being a musician.

* A shopping center in Zimbabwe uses an air conditioning system inspired by African termite hills. Ventilated and cooled by natural means, it uses less than 10% of the energy of a conventional building its size.

* The largest-known bird nest belonged to a pair of bald eagles and measured 9 feet wide by 20 feet deep, with an estimated weight of 4,400 pounds.

* Colorblind people tend to have better night vision and can sometimes see a luminosity of colors that normal-sighted people can’t. As a result, the U.S. Army discovered that they could perceive camouflage colors that are difficult for those with normal color vision to see, giving them the unique ability to better make out hidden enemies at night.

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Chesapeake Division Track Championships

By: Katie Callaghan

EDGEWOOD - On Thursday April

27th, 8 teams travelled to Edgewood High school for the 2023

UCBAC Chesapeake Championships. The Chesepeake Division is made up of the 8 most competitive track teams in all of UCBACs.

Three teams from Cecil County participated in this meet, including Rising Sun, Perryville, and Elkton.

With greater competition athletes continued to perform extraordinarily, with Rising Sun girls coming in 2nd, Elkton girls in 7th, and Perryville in 8th. Perryville boys took 6th, followed by Rising Sun in 7th and Elkton in 8th. Many athletes performed well individually too, with many personal records and even school records set.

To start off the meet, Rising Sun boys earned 3rd in the 4x800,

their team consisting of John Ferry, Anthony McGonigle, Matthew McKay, and Nik Haraldsson ran a time of 9:03.03. Next was the 110 and 100m Hurdles, where Ty Stiffler of Perryville took home second with a time of 15.91, and Katie Callaghan from Rising Sun also won second with a time of 17.12 seconds. In the 100m dash, Rocky Ramsland of Perryville won third with a time of 11.45 seconds.

In the 1600m, Anna Callaghan and Matthew McKay of Rising Sun both earned 3rd, with times of 5:47.15 and 4:43.60 respectively.

In the 400m, Amanda Callaghan took home second for Rising Sun with a time of 1:02.00.

Following the 400m, John Ferry of Rising Sun won second place in the 3200m with a time of 10:19.51.

In the 300m Hurdles, Rising Sun faced plenty of success, with Katie

Callaghan winning first with a time of 47.94, followed by Madi Cleary in third with a time of 51.52. Callaghan’s time set a new school record, which had been standing for 27 years since 1996. Sage North of Elkton won the 200m dash with a time of 26.91.

Following the 200m dash was the 800m. Amanda Callaghan of

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Chesapeake Division Track Championships

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Rising Sun won second with a time of 2:26.93 and was followed by her sister Anna Callaghan who earned 3rd with a time of 2:31.01. Elkton’s boys 4x100 of Solomon Pope, Isaiah Huffstutler, Allan Tate, and Joshua Brill took home second place with a time of 44.49. Elkton girl’s team of Shadai Givens, Myracle Miles, MyAven Ewing, and Sage North also placed, taking home third with a time of 53.91. In the last running event of the meet, Rising Sun Girl’s team of Caroline Mercer,

Anna Callaghan, Amanda Callaghan, and Katie Callaghan took home first place in the 4x400 with a time of 4:19.28.

Cecil County athletes also brought home many points in field events. Sydney Phillips of Perryville threw 46-04.50 in the Shot Put to win first, and was followed by Jaden Nichols of Elkton who threw 45-05.00 to win second. Caroline Mercer of Rising Sun also won the Shot Put with a throw of 3207.00. In Discus, Garrett Rees of Rising Sun earned 3rd, throwing 128-01. Caroline Mercer of Rising Sun

also won first in the Discus, throwing 112-07. Teammate Sophia Amoretti followed in second, throwing 92-04. Amanda Callaghan of Rising sun won third in the High Jump, earning a height of 4-08.00. Madi Cleary of Rising Sun won the Long jump, jumping 15-00.00 to win.

In the Triple Jump, Mekhi Lockhart of Elkton placed third, jumping 39-08.00. Katie Callaghan of Rising Sun also placed 3rd in the Triple Jump, jumping a distance of 34-02.50.

With many personal records and outstanding performances, the meet was a

huge success. Edgewood High School ran the meet incredibly well and it went off without a hitch. We’ll see all these athletes and more this Wednesday and Thursday for the UCBAC Championships, combining both the Chesapeake and Susquehanna divisions at Perryville High School!

Photos by Becky Young

FLASHBACK

By Mick Harper

1. Name Bread’s first No. 1 song.

2. Which group released “Have You Seen Her”?

3. Who topped the charts with “So Emotional”?

4. Which artist wrote and released “Fire Lake”?

5. Name the song that contains these lyrics: “I find myself in a strange situation and I don’t know how, What seemed to be an infatuation is so different now.”

Answers

1. “Make It With You,” in 1970. The song ranked as No. 13 of all songs that year. The group’s name was created when they were stuck in traffic behind a bread truck.

2. The Chi-Lites, in 1971. Narration begins and ends the song as the speaker tells his tale of lost love, but radio stations deleted the spoken parts when the song was played.

3. Whitney Houston, in 1987. It was Houston’s sixth No. 1 song in a row, which put her in a tie with the Bee Gees and the Beatles for most consecutive No. 1 songs. The next year she broke her own record and netted No. 7 with “Where Do Broken Hearts Go?”

4. Bob Seger, in 1980.

5. “I Don’t Want to Live Without You,” by Foreigner in 1988 on their “Inside Information” album. As a single, the song climbed to No. 5 on the Hot 100 chart.

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SCENES FROM CHERRY HILL vs RISING SUN MIDDLE SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY

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CECIL COUNTY PARKS & REC CALENDAR

Club Extreme

Get into the Club - Club Extreme will include such daily activities as Nerf wars, kickball, wiffle ball, dodgeball, obstacle courses, water play with a giant water slide and various sports. Best suited for the more active and competitive types. Club dates are August 7-11, daily from 9 am - 3 pm at the Cecil County Community Center, 17 Wilson Road in Rising Sun. Children must bring a lunch. All activities will follow recommended state Covid protocols at time/ date of Club

Registration is open to children 6-12 years old and there is a Club Fee of $125.00.

Soccer Camp Session 1

Soccer Camp at the Rising Sun Community Center with instructor Terry Tallman will run 9am to 12pm from June 19th to June 23rd focusing on skills, drills, and some fun along the way!

This camp is $100 for the week, which includes equipment and a tshirt.

Tennis Camp Session 1

Tennis Camp will teach tennis skills and techniques to help kids learn the game, as well as some break time antics to cool off and have fun like taking a ride on a 75 foot slip and slide!

Some loaner equipment is available, but campers are encouraged to bring their own if they have it.

Camp will be held July 17 - 21, from 9 am -12 pm at the tennis courts behind the Rising Sun Community Center.

The fee for the week long camp is $100, which includes a tshirt.

Track and Field Camp (Grades 6-8)

Come join us this summer for our Summer Track and Field Program. Camp begins June 22nd and runs through July 27th. This six week program is designed for beginner runners who want to learn something new and be active. The Track and Field program will be held on Thursdays for six weeks, meeting at the track at Perryville High School. Running heats, sprints, distance, long jump, softball throw and relays are some of the events focused on during the summer.

Time 7:30 - 8:30pm

Cost of the program is $45.

Meet will be held on last day of camp, July 29.

Track and Field Camp (K-5)

Come join us this summer for our Summer Track and Field Program. The program begins June 22nd and runs through July 27th. This six week program is designed for beginner runners who want to learn something new and be active. The Track and Field program will be held on Thursdays for six weeks, meeting at the track at Perryville High School. Running heats, sprints, distance, long jump, softball throw and relays are some of the events focused on during the summer.

Time 6:30 - 7:30pm

Cost of the camp is $45.

Meet will be held on, July 27 at the final practice.

Track and Field Pole Vault Clinic

Come participate in Cecil County’s pole vault clinic. These are learn-by-doing, interactive sessions for beginners through advanced vaulters that will build on each other every week. Participants will learn and improve proper technique, drills, and basic fundamentals to broaden knowledge and understanding of the pole vault all with safety as the number one priority. Athletes are encouraged to video themselves drilling and vaulting for analysis and feedback.

The clinic will be held at Perryville High School on Thursday nights from 6pm - 8pm and will last for six weeks, July 6- August 10. Cost of the clinic is $120. We have poles, but you can bring your own if you have one.

Velocity XPress Kickstart

Want to start your child in track & field but unsure if they’ll like it?

Then Kickstart is for you! VX Kickstart is an introductory sub-program of Velocity Xpress Track Club, designed to introduce track and field to children ages 10 and under. This six-week developmental program for track and field first-timers will introduce athletes to Track & Field by developing coordination and helping athletes recognize their strengths to prepare them for the AAU/ USATF travel team, Registration cost is $30.

Velocity Xpress Track Club Kickstart practices start on May 22, 2023 on Mondays and Wednesdays and Fridays with the travel team at 5:30pm to 7pm. Meets are Wednesday evenings starting in June.

Team uniform running top or team t-shirt purchase is required and not included in registration. Check out our website for more info: www.velocityxtc.org.

Velocity XPress Track Club

Velocity Xpress is a developmental track and field travel team for youth 5-18 years of age. This program is designed to teach the fundamental concepts of running and field events to enhance the overall athletic performance. Velocity Xpress will teach and equip athletes with power, endurance, speed, and coordination while promoting character and integrity. Registration includes USATF & AAU membership - it does not include uniforms or meet fees.

Team uniform running top and shorts purchases are required at minimum and are the responsibility of parents/guardians. Most meets are held on Saturdays and/or Sundays. Check out our website for more info: www.velocityxtc.org.

Uniforms: https://trackbarn.com/collections/velocity-express

Practices will be held at the Elkton High School track Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays from 5:30pm to 7pm from April 3rd - mid July.

Cost of the program is $65. After May 2nd, the cost will rise to $75.

Volleyball Camp Session 1

Volleyball Camp will focus on teaching and developing fundamentals to children ages 8-14, and will include some breaks in the action to cool off and enjoy the sun, like taking a ride on a 75 foot slip and slide!

The camp will run from 9 am - 12 pm every day from July 10thJuly 14th.

Campers will practice and learn the basics of the game of volleyball to introduce them to the sport in a fun and safe environment.

The camp will be held at the Rising Sun Community Center Park, drop off will be by the tennis courts. Cost of the camp is $100, which includes a t-shirt.

Arts and Crafts Camp

A 5 day program full of fun activities and crafts for your child to get creative and think up innovative designs. Each day we will bring a new theme to keep your child engaged within an enjoyable environment.

Camp will be located at the community center - 17 Wilson Road, Rising Sun from 9:00am - 12:00pm. Beginning June 26th through June 30th.

Ages: 5-9

Cost: $75

Calvert Soccer Camp

A fun, activity filled camp where children can learn the basics of soccer, and how to play the game. Each day will be focused on a new topic through offense and defense so beginners can be introduced to the game or advance the skills of already introduced players. It will be a new, exciting, and a great environment for kids to learn.

This camp will be at Calvert park turf from 9:00 - 12:00pm from July 31st to August 4th.

Ages: 5-10

Cost: $75

Calvert Girls LAX Camp

Girls Lacrosse Camp for all skill levels, improving stick work and learning the game of lacrosse.

This camp will be at Calvert park turf from 9:00 - 12:00pm from July 17th to July 21st.

Grades: 1-8

Cost: $75

Cecil Arena Cheer Camp

Participants will spend a week together to create a routine to showcase on the last day. The routine will consist of basic cheer elements; dance, cheer, jumps, and basic stunts and tumbling. It’s a good time to perfect the basics and show off skills. This camp is open for all levels.

Participants should wear comfortable athletic clothes; shorts, t-shirts, tank tops. No jeans or jewelry.

Camp will take place at the Cecil Arena July 24-28th from 9 a.m.12 p.m.

Cost: $75

Ages: 5-10

Multi-Sports and Activity Camp

CCPR Multi Sports Activity Camp. The sun will be shining and the fun never ends! Our camp is designed to keep kids active, engaged, and entertained with a wide range of activities, including dodgeball, tag, soccer, and basketball.

In our dodgeball games, campers will get to show off their throwing and dodging skills as they try to eliminate their opponents. They’ll have a blast strategizing with their teammates and ducking and weaving to avoid getting hit by the ball in 3 different modified games as well as regular dodgeball. These games are supervised by Dillon and will be a lot of fun.

Our tag games will have campers running, jumping, and crawling as they try to avoid being “it.” They’ll have to use their speed, agility, and quick reflexes to stay ahead of their pursuers and make it to the safety zone. Ben is the camp leader running the tag activities.

Camp location will be at Calvert park from 9:00am - 12:00pm and begins on June 19th through June 23rd.

Cost of the program is $75.

Ages: 6-12

Cecil Arena Cheer Camp

Participants will spend a week together to create a routine to showcase on the last day. The routine will consist of basic cheer elements; dance, cheer, jumps, and basic stunts and tumbling. It’s a good time to perfect the basics and show off skills. This camp is open for all levels.

Participants should wear comfortable athletic clothes; shorts, t-shirts, tank tops. No jeans or jewelry.

Camp will take place at the Cecil Arena July 24-28th from 9 a.m.12 p.m.

Cost: $75

Ages: 5-10

Photography Camp

This camp will provide multiple factors within photography for children to learn and enjoy. The camp will look at different effects the children can have on photographs. Pictures will be taken inside and out and will consider lighting, angles, distance and actions.

Camp will be located at the Cecil Arena 2706 North East Road, North east. 9:00am - 12:00pm. Beginning June 19th through June 23rd.

Cost: $75

Ages: 5-9

Music Camp

Each weekday, we will take a look at 2 pieces of music. These two pieces will fit the level of ability of the participants. Each day we will learn to perfect the pieces and then on Friday, we will showcase these pieces to the parents of participants.

Camp will be held at the Cecil Arena from August 7th-11th. *Please bring your instrument to work on your skills.

Cost: $75

Grades: 4-8 THANK