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We have been asked by several other sporting
organizations to "network" with them. In other words, get the
word out. So we have created this page to help you find other
opportunities for your student to play sports as a home
schooler. We do not endorse these organizations, please check
them out yourself.
| LIONS
BASKETBALL OPPORTUNITY The Lions Sports Club has openings available for boys interested in playing competitive basketball. Practices have started but we routinely have football players join us after the football season is over. If they love basketball (a Hoosier tradition) we are willing to take the time to catch them up. The Lions basketball club exists to offer home schooled boys an opportunity to play organized and competitive basketball. Our club is serious about basketball but our heart’s desire is to honor our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ through these team activities. We have four teams (12 and under, Junior High, Junior Varsity, and Varsity). Our team is based out the NE side of Indianapolis and we play our home games at the Noblesville Boys and Girls Club. We also offer the team involvement to students at private schools that do not have a basketball program. If you or someone you know has interest please have them contact: Jim Schwartz 317-440-0640 jim.a.schwartz@monsanto.com Sean Winchell 317-697-8576 swinchell@firstmortgageindiana.com God bless and Go Lions! Sean Winchell |
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Please
distribute the
following to any homeschool baseball player you may know. Thank
you. The
Indianapolis Kings Home School Baseball
Club will be having our 2012 call-out/organizational meeting on Saturday, November 19
from
9:00-11:00 AM at Hancock Reformed Baptist Church,
944 E.
Davis Rd., Greenfield, IN 46140. This meeting is for all current
and
prospective Kings. We will be distributing important information
on the
2012 season, answering questions, and getting re-acquainted with one
another.
Look at this meeting as the very first event of the 2012 season that
will
culminate with a tournament championship in May! "Christ
suffered once for sins, the righteous for the
unrighteous, that he might bring us to God" |
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Have you ever want to play Lacrosse? Or find out more about the sport? If so, please contact us at: marshall.best@comcast.net or 317-335-7036 or cell 317-946-4097 |
| Horizon Wrestling November 14th – January 19th - Practices will be every Monday, Thursday, and Friday after school unless otherwise notified. (There might be times where we will have to have morning practice from 6:00 AM – 7:30 AM. You will know at least a week in advance.) - A parent meeting is TBA. Horizon Christian School Wrestling Schedule 2011-2012 - Saturday, December 10th – 10:00 AM @ HOME - Thursday, December 15th – 5:00 PM @ Faith Baptist, Lafayette, IN - Thursday, January 19th – 6:00 PM @ HOME - We are trying to schedule one more meet between December 15th and January 19th. It is TBA. Cost: $65 for one sport athletes, $40 for two sport athletes, $85 for home school athletes Who: Our team will consist of jr. high and high school men. In order to fill the 14 weight classes needed to have a team. Required gear: (gear can be purchased at any sporting goods store, online, or in Indy) o Head gear o Mouth guard o Gym shorts or sweats (no loose or baggy clothing) o T-shirt or sweatshirt (no loose or baggy clothing) o Running shoes o Wrestling shoes Strongly Recommend gear: o Knee pads What does a wrestling practice look like? - Set up and clean the mats. - Devos - 10 minutes of warm-ups: o Running o Plyometrics o Stretching - Foundational technique drills/teaching - Specialty moves - Situational wrestling - Cool down - Clean and put mats away Why Wrestle? 1. Wrestling is a natural activity, one of the first forms of physical play that young children do without ever having been taught. 2. As wrestlers gain experience, technique becomes complex and often correlates to high academic performance. 3. Wrestling does not favor any particular race, gender, culture, size, or stature and is practiced on all continents. 4. Wrestling builds character that contributes to one's ability to become a responsible member of society. 5. Wrestling is a sport of control - not violence. 6. Wrestling is a great way to build confidence and self-defense skills. 7. Wrestling can dramatically improve one's ability to perform in other sports. 8. Wrestling develops agility, balance, reflexes and strength in every major muscle group. 9. Win or lose, wrestlers must shake their opponent's and opposing coach's hands, ensuring that sportsmanship remains a vital part of the sport. 10. Proper weight management develops healthy eating habits that benefit the individual throughout life. 11. Just as in other sports, college scholarships are available for wrestlers who excel both on the mat and in the classroom. |
| Ice Hockey for Homeschoolers: Our practices are held that the Forum in Fishers Ice Rink behind the YMCA on 126th Street. This is a Learn-to-Play program for k-12 students, and experience is not necessary. We teach the unskilled how to skate, stick-handle, and shoot while the more experienced players do more advanced drills. This is a Christ-centered activity where positive encouragement and interaction is expected. Each practice is followed by a brief chapel with all the players. Contact Jeff Fox at foxjeffrey2002@yahoo.com or (317) 385-9864. The Fall session begins on Monday, August 29th. Practices are weekly at 1:00 p.m. Thanks, Jeff Fox Team Chaplain Indiana Ice |
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