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ORCHARD VALLEY YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE
Craig C. Van Keulen, President
17600 Monterey Road, Ste. D
P.O. Box 0251
Morgan Hill, CA
779-6696 Mike McCombs
Provide Forum/organization for recreational and competitive soccer play and education.
Affiliated with California Youth Soccer League - North.
Formed through combination of Morgan Hill Toros and Gilroy
Blazers soccer clubs. Decision making body is the ORYSC
Board of Directors. Meet at Mountain Mike's Pizza in Tennant
Station on 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:30pm. Facilities
used include community fields, school fields, Morgan Hill
Soccer Complex.
April - June; September - November (Ages 4-18)
Need: additional field space and maintenance assistance.
Serving South San Jose, Morgan Hill, San Martin and Gilroy.
PRIDE OF MORGAN HILL
Debbie Grove, 778-1736,
600 Encino Drive
Morgan Hill, CA 95037.
Girl's Tournament Softball League. Coordinates with Spirit.
Promotes advanced-skill tournament softball for girls 8-18.
Traveling summer teams. Also, spring and fall ball. Began
in 1988; has a board of Directors which meet on the 2nd
Wed. Of each month at 7:30pm at St. Louise Hospital Conference
Room (subject to change). Facilities used at the San Martin
Fields in San Martin School and Live Oak Fields.
Needs: Centralized fully services sports facility for practice,
games and tournaments. Similar to soccer complex; e.g.;
Community Park renovation
SPIRIT OF MORGAN HILL
P.O. Box 1102
Morgan Hill, CA 95038
(408)683-2066
email: spirit@garlic.com
"developing, promoting, and administering the game
of softball among our youth and also promoting its recreational
value regardless of race, creed and/or ability"
Season runs from March to June. For girls ages 5-18 years
in 5 age groups. Games played at San Martin Gwinn Elementary
School.
MORGAN HILL RAIDERS POP WARNER
FOOTBALL
P.O. Box 993
Morgan Hill, CA 95038
776-3044
Contact: Abby Martinez
Season runs August 1 - October
Open to girls and boys ages 7 to 15 years
$150 per season Practice Monday thru Friday 6-8pm
Program includes Contact Football and Cheerleading
MORGAN HILL PONY BASEBALL
Morgan Hill Pony Baseball
80 W. Central Avenue
P.O. Box 353
Morgan Hill, CA 95038-0353
778-6472
Bill Stryker or Bob Benevento
MT. MADONNA YMCA
Pete Zsiga, Executive Director Patty Reed, Office Manager
Friendly Inn
17666 Crest Ave
Morgan Hill, CA 95038-0353
779-0208 Fax: 778-5040
We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities
Serving South County
Volunteer Board of Directors
Facilities not met: Indoor Gymnasium, indoor pool
MORGAN HILL MAKOS SWIM CLUB (MHSC)
Edward Toatley, Head Coach
Diane Suchomel, President 778-2698
MAKO hotline 782-0088
Second oldest swim club in the Santa Clara Valley. Began
in 1962 and joined the Coast Valley Aquatic League in January
1997. Board of Directors meet the first Tuesday of each
month at St. Louise Hospital at 7:30p.m. The club fosters
young swimmers' development and sense of personal achievement
through competitive swimming. The club provides excellent
coaching for all swimmers, regardless of age and ability,
to reach their individual aquatic goals in an environment
of friendship, fun, focus, and team spirit.
Open to all swimmers aged 5 through 18 who can swim one
pool length of 25 yards without stopping. Learn-to-swim
clinics are taught in Spring and Summer. Meet at Live Oak
High School, Britton Middle School and Lynbrook swimming
pools.
LIVE OAK SPORTS CAMPS
Norm Dow, Coordinator
1505 East Main Street
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
201-6100
Live Oak Athletic Boosters sponsor a summer sports program
at Live Oak High School. Coached by Live Oak Coaching staff
and selected student athletes. Camps include all sports
as well as speciality: baseball, basketball, volleyball,
softball, field hockey, wrestling, soccer, tennis, water
polo, street hockey, and football. Introduced this year
was science camp.
Camps are for children ages 6-17.
MORGAN HILL GYMNASTICS CLUB PRIVATE
Tharien Bramhall, Owner
15700 Monterey Road #400
Morgan Hill, CA 95038-0353
778-2882 Fax: 778-5799
WProfessionally trained USGF instructors providing full
Olympic training program which improves self esteem, physical
conditioning, and basic motor skills.
Monthly dues.
ROLLER HOCKEY
Mike Sanders, LO Asst. Coach
779-4816
9 to 12th grade --play in Gilroy, San Jose
Facilities needed: Parking Lot for street hockey
MORGAN HILL YOUTH SPORTS ALLIANCE
15650 Vineyard Blvd. #A103
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
779-6063
Martine Kapetanic, Sect. 779-7432
Bill Conrad, Treasurer
John Varela, President
Terry Gorve, Vice-President
Started in April 1996 as a participant in the Vision of
Morgan Hill. As a result of this participation, submitted
a proposal for a Youth Sport Complex to the RDA in September
1996. This evolved into the introduction of the concept
for a non-profit organization to act as an umbrella for
youth sports in February 1977. The Morgan Hill Youth Sports
Alliance received non-profit status on July 3, 1997.
Goals:
Enhancement of Youth Sports
Improve Sports Fields and Facilities
Assist in Fundraising Activities
Mission Statement: The purpose of the Morgan Hill Youth
Sports Alliance is to provide funding, maintenance, and
operations management for sport facilities and activities
for youth, adults and families in Morgan Hill and the surrounding
South Valley Community.
Meet on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at the
Commonwealth Credit Union Community Meeting Room at 7:00pm.
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