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LOOKINGGLASS
Lookingglass Block Run set March 6
The annual Lookingglass Block Run is set for March 6 at 10 a.m. Runners and walkers can choose between the 2- and 5-mile courses around “the block” through the countryside. The course starts and finishes at Lookingglass Elementary.
The entry fee is $20 with a long sleeve T-shirt before March 1 and $30 after. Cost is $10 without the T-shirt. Proceeds benefit the Roseburg, Joseph Lane and Fremont cross country teams.
Ribbons are awarded for the first 25 finishers of each race.
Information: Nathan Eckman at neckman@roseburg.k12.or.us
PORTLAND
SOU wrestling to celebrate success
The Southern Oregon wrestling program will celebrate 40 straight years of winning seasons with a reunion at the OSAA State Wrestling Championships.
The reunion and social will be held the Red Lion Convention Center in Portland on Feb. 26, immediately following the semifinals of the state tournament at 8 p.m.
Former SOU wrestlers and friends of the program are all encouraged to attend the event. Former SOU coaches Bob Riehm and Bob Bergen and current head coach Mike Ritchey will host the event and dress is casual and the event will be family friendly.
RSVP is not essential, but those wanting to can RSVP to Ritchey at ritchey@sou.edu.
WINSTON
Winston Babe Ruth sign-ups ongoing
Sign-ups for Winston Babe Ruth Baseball continue. Players ages 13-15 wishing to play can pick up sign-up sheets at the Winston Middle School office.
There will be three games per week this season, which ends June 30. A copy of birth certificate is required unless already on file.
Information: Lhea Beach, 541-679-4836.
ROSEBURG
RHS Softball Clinic scheduled
The Roseburg High School Softball Clinic, for girls in grades 1-8, is scheduled for Feb. 27-28. The clinic will be held at Stewart Park — weather permitting — or in Robertson Memorial Gym or on the Finlay Field turf at the high school.
The offensive and defensive portion session of the clinic will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Feb. 27. Sign-ups start at 9:30. The session will emphasize hitting, bunting, fielding and outfield play.
The Feb. 28 session, which runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., is for pitchers and catchers. Players should bring tennis shoes or cleats, a glove, a bat, water bottle and sack lunch. Cost is $30 for either session or $50 for both, and includes a T-shirt.
Roseburg softball coach Tony Campos and his assistants will instruct the clinic. Information: Campos, 541-430-0478 or 541-673-7734.
ROSEBURG
RHS Booster Club banquet March 10
The Roseburg High School Booster Club spring banquet and fundraiser is scheduled for March 10 at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.
The silent auction begins at 5:30 p.m., with dinner at 6:30.
This year's program is a roast/reunion for Roseburg head football coach Thurman Bell, who's guided the Indians for 39 years. Bell ranks third on the all-time Oregon high school football win list with 296 victories. His overall record is 296-125-1, highlighted by state titles in 1981, 1990, 1995 and 1996.
Several former Indians who played under Bell are scheduled to attend.
The banquet is the booster club's largest fund raising event of the year. A silent auction and limited oral auction will be held. Proceeds raised at the event will go to student scholarships, and help RHS teachers and coaches purchase items for classrooms and sports.
Information: Janice Wimberly, 541-672-1997.
Lookingglass Block Run set March 6
The annual Lookingglass Block Run is set for March 6 at 10 a.m. Runners and walkers can choose between the 2- and 5-mile courses around “the block” through the countryside. The course starts and finishes at Lookingglass Elementary.
The entry fee is $20 with a long sleeve T-shirt before March 1 and $30 after. Cost is $10 without the T-shirt. Proceeds benefit the Roseburg, Joseph Lane and Fremont cross country teams.
Ribbons are awarded for the first 25 finishers of each race.
Information: Nathan Eckman at neckman@roseburg.k12.or.us
PORTLAND
SOU wrestling to celebrate success
The Southern Oregon wrestling program will celebrate 40 straight years of winning seasons with a reunion at the OSAA State Wrestling Championships.
The reunion and social will be held the Red Lion Convention Center in Portland on Feb. 26, immediately following the semifinals of the state tournament at 8 p.m.
Former SOU wrestlers and friends of the program are all encouraged to attend the event. Former SOU coaches Bob Riehm and Bob Bergen and current head coach Mike Ritchey will host the event and dress is casual and the event will be family friendly.
RSVP is not essential, but those wanting to can RSVP to Ritchey at ritchey@sou.edu.
WINSTON
Winston Babe Ruth sign-ups ongoing
Sign-ups for Winston Babe Ruth Baseball continue. Players ages 13-15 wishing to play can pick up sign-up sheets at the Winston Middle School office.
There will be three games per week this season, which ends June 30. A copy of birth certificate is required unless already on file.
Information: Lhea Beach, 541-679-4836.
ROSEBURG
RHS Softball Clinic scheduled
The Roseburg High School Softball Clinic, for girls in grades 1-8, is scheduled for Feb. 27-28. The clinic will be held at Stewart Park — weather permitting — or in Robertson Memorial Gym or on the Finlay Field turf at the high school.
The offensive and defensive portion session of the clinic will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Feb. 27. Sign-ups start at 9:30. The session will emphasize hitting, bunting, fielding and outfield play.
The Feb. 28 session, which runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., is for pitchers and catchers. Players should bring tennis shoes or cleats, a glove, a bat, water bottle and sack lunch. Cost is $30 for either session or $50 for both, and includes a T-shirt.
Roseburg softball coach Tony Campos and his assistants will instruct the clinic. Information: Campos, 541-430-0478 or 541-673-7734.
ROSEBURG
RHS Booster Club banquet March 10
The Roseburg High School Booster Club spring banquet and fundraiser is scheduled for March 10 at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.
The silent auction begins at 5:30 p.m., with dinner at 6:30.
This year's program is a roast/reunion for Roseburg head football coach Thurman Bell, who's guided the Indians for 39 years. Bell ranks third on the all-time Oregon high school football win list with 296 victories. His overall record is 296-125-1, highlighted by state titles in 1981, 1990, 1995 and 1996.
Several former Indians who played under Bell are scheduled to attend.
The banquet is the booster club's largest fund raising event of the year. A silent auction and limited oral auction will be held. Proceeds raised at the event will go to student scholarships, and help RHS teachers and coaches purchase items for classrooms and sports.
Information: Janice Wimberly, 541-672-1997.
