Hold the Date: Sports Recognition Night - Tuesday, April 17, 2012
This year's Kilgour Sports Recognition Night will be held on Tuesday, April 17, 2012, at 6pm in the Kilgour Gym. The children will enter the gym by grade in an informal parade. Each child that played a Kilgour sport will then receive a small memento such as a miniature basketball, baseball/softball and/or soccer ball in recognition of their hard work. This is a fun event for the kids - we look forward to seeing you there!
Participation in Kilgour Sports by Non-Kilgour Students
Some parents have asked if non-Kilgour students can play on Kilgour teams. The answer is yes per the following policy.
Participation by Non-Kilgour Students – Current Kilgour students shall be given priority to participate on KSB sponsored sports teams if they register prior to the established registration deadline. Subject to the specific sport league rules and if space permits, Non-Kilgour students may be offered positions on such teams, but will be placed in a “waiting pool” until all registration periods expire. There is no guarantee that any students will be able to participate on KSB sponsored sports teams even if they meet a registration deadline.
Softball and Baseball Registrations Due by Friday, Jan 27, 2012
Softball and Baseball registration forms will be coming home with your child in the next Tuesday envelope, Jan 10, 2012 and are available in the Forms section. Registrations are due by Friday, January 27, 2012. Practice will start in mid-late March with games running from April through early June. For Softball (girls only), the cost is $60 which can be offset by selling raffle tickets. For Baseball (girls and boys), the cost is $40 for the instructional league and $80 for the Knothole League (born between 5/1/2000 - 5/1/2005). For Softball information, contact Liz Koch,
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For Baseball information, contact Nick Wood,
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SPRING 2012 KILGOUR SOCCER SIGN-UPS BEGIN JAN 20, 2012
The Spring 2012 girls' and boys' soccer signups begin Friday, Jan 20, 2012. Registration forms will be coming home with your child in the next Tuesday envelope, Jan 10, 2012 and are available in the Forms section. Please contact Steve Wetzel with questions,
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GIRLS' & BOYS' PONY LEAGUE
Pony League, an instructional, all Kilgour league for 1st and 2nd grade girls and boys, began Friday, Oct. 28. Boys play from 5:45-6:45pm. Girls play from 6:45-7:45pm. Play resumes Friday, Jan 6, 2012 and will run through Friday, Feb 24, 2012. It's not too late to sign up. Please submit the registration form to the KSB mailbox with a check for $18 and contact Liz Koch,
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KILGOUR SAY Fall 2011 Soccer
The Fall 2011 SAY Soccer Regular Season has concluded. Please visit the SAY East website for SAY soccer information, www.sayeast.org. Next Spring, game schedules will be posted on the website, click on “UPDATED SCHEDULES POSTED!”, then click on the schedule for the appropriate Division: Passers (ages 6-7), Wings (ages 8-9), Strikers (ages 10-11) and Kickers (ages 12-13). If you need additional information, contact Kilgour Soccer Coordinator, Steve Wetzel at
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. Go Mustangs!
Kilgour Sports Boosters is a non-profit parent organization dedicated to providing opportunities for all Kilgour students to participate in athletics. The Kilgour Sports Boosters board supervises school sports and sporting events, as well as fund-raising activities to better support player participation and scholarships, parent coaches, teams and sports facilities, uniforms and equipment. Our goals are to:
- Give every child the opportunity to participate in sports;
- Reinforce good sportsmanship in a positive team environment;
- Help coaches teach the fundamentals of their sport;
- Uphold the recreational status of the sport, including equitable playing time.
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