Sentences with phrase «does kickball»
We're going to do the Kickball Rankings first this week before getting to the Floor Hockey Playoff Preview OK let's get to it!
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If they win out in Kickball and Flag Football, there's nothing anyone can do to pass them..
As for Kickball, next week is the final week of the Regular Season and there's still some jockeying for position left to do..
Well someone did the prudent thing and made a spoof of it, making it a commercial for kickball instructional videos.
They are going to have an opportunity to show everyone what they can do next Wednesday Night when they take on Team Sternberg in Kickball and Softball v. Team Gordon in the second Game of their Double Header!
Injuries, suspension and the remarkable (and, admit it, surprising) form of J - Dizzly aside, it's maybe time the smiling Togolese hitman stopped fannying about and got on with the business of doing professional kickball
His onstage theatrics — a very liberating experience for boys — did nothing to prevent him from being the first out on the play yard at recess for kickball, running successfully for class representative to the student council or being a sometimes goofy but articulate class participant.
And wait, do YOU play kickball?
My weekend was great even though I didn't do anything except a kickball game earlier today (we won!).
We had joined a kickball league together and started hanging out casually, and our love didn't blossom until much later that year.
I play kickball 2x a week, and I do 5k's when I can.
If Zog isn't in your city, there are usually kickball teams, softball games, or other types of sports leagues, including co-ed leagues and leagues that don't take themselves too seriously.
So does the social networking idiom, and if you can't write it you suffer the digital equivalent of missing kickball at recess.
If there is still much to be done at Sherman, the hay bales are already a favorite spot for students looking for some respite from the din of a hundred elementary school kids playing kickball on the asphalt playground that will remain in place on the school's west side.
Unfortunately, Count Olaf (disguised as the school's coach) has plans for this unlucky duo and it doesn't involve playing kickball.
That means simply being open to ideas and maintaining a state of perpetual curiosity, which is a trait any of us can adopt (and you don't have to join a kickball team to do so).