Sentences with phrase «plays rec league»
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Before back surgery sidelined him, Smits played for nine years in Indianapolis rec leagues.
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Every Wednesday, Ostertag — who lives in Scottsdale, Ariz., with his wife, Heidi, and their three children, Cody, 17, Shelby, 11, and Bailey, 14 — straps on size 16 skates at the Ice Den, where he plays in a rec hockey league, no checking allowed.
Gray has been suspended by the NCAA for one - game for an incredibly strange reason: He played in a church rec league game this summer.
Play softball with him in our rec men's league.
He boxed out, instead, playing 5» 11» center for a local rec league basketball team to get in shape.
Essentially the kids who starting playing sports during the five to ten years after the Colts left could care less about the NFL, it wasn't covered in the media that much, and football as a whole wasn't played that much (rec football leagues dissolved due to lack of players, they all went to baseball, soccer and lacrosse).
Pros: Young athletes can reach a point where they are bored with rec league play.
And there is no guarantee of playing time (unlike in rec leagues where often, all kids will get a chance to play regardless of ability).
«There's no reason kids should be more safe playing for school then they are playing for rec league,» said parent Wendy Etz.
Town rec leagues, church leagues, AAU, All Star, travel leagues, sport specific coaching facilities, position specific coaching, and youth / college showcase events mean your athletes can play their sport 12 months a year without taking a true off - season.
It's not all work and no play — I play flag football in a Rec league and stay very active.
I play rugby well into college, in intramural and rec leagues, until the day I'm on the bottom end of a pile - up and my face and upper body are mashed into moist grass and I feel fully, with a clarity that comes only from pain, that I have a body, that it has a shape and texture, and I get up from the pile and walk off the field and never play again.
He also wanted the gathering, and his late friend, to know that the Parkland Basketball Club rec - league team that he and Alex played on would be bringing home a championship trophy to honor the kid who wore No. 5.