This event provided an opportunity for youth, from cities all over Southern California, to compete against children of their own age in 1K, 2K and 3K races.
Under the instruction of Coach Emily Hinde, the Santa Clarita runners excelled in their respective races earning 3 First Place, 1 Second Place and 1 Third Place finishes.
The 2013 fall Youth Sports Volleyball season ended this past Saturday with some exciting championship games.
Around 700 players and families attended the championship games at the Valencia High School gym. This is the first time championship games have been played in volleyball for the Minor, Major, and Senior divisions.
Players were introduced over the P.A. system and to run out from under a very large balloon arch.
At the conclusion of all championship games, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place trophies were awarded to teams in recognition of their outstanding season.
There was also a corn hole tournament held at the event.
For more information about the Senses on Main and future events, visit ThursdaysAtNewhall.com; follow Thursdays@Newhall on Twitter or like us on Facebook.
To check out the full photo gallery from the Senses block party, go to the City’s Flickr page.
The Youth Sports and Healthy Families Festival is being held today at the Santa Clarita Sports Complex from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Check out the festival featured on KTLA morning news with Allie Mac Kay.
The FREE Festival is designed to bring the community together to raise awareness about the important role physical activity plays in the lives of young people. Admission is free to the public.
In the new Healthy Families Experience, presented by Kaiser Permanente, families will have the opportunity to receive important information in a fun environment. In addition, families will be able to learn about food choices in a fun, interactive way, in the Explore the Store! area sponsored by Whole Foods, which includes choosing the colors and flavors of fresh fruit and veggies, and then Create their Plate!, for a free, healthy snack.
To encourage outdoor activity and get kids moving, the Play Every Day! area will be available with Back to the Basics activities of hop scotch, tetherball, jump rope, and even hula hoop. The Festival is divided into activity zones offering more than 20 recreational games and activities, including: tennis, golf, football, hockey, volleyball, baseball, rock climbing, interactive fitness equipment, trampoline jumping, and much more.
Some of the region’s biggest names in sports will be represented at the event including the 2012 NHL Stanley Cup Champions - Los Angeles Kings, the Lancaster JetHawks and many more!
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For more information about this year’s Youth Sports and Healthy Family Festival, visit Santa-Clarita.com.
SENSES will host a Odd Ball Sports themed block party happening tonight, August 15, from 7 p.m. – 11 p.m. on Main Street in Old Town Newhall.
In anticipation of the Youth SPORTS and HEALTHY Families Festival, SENSES is getting the ball rolling early. Main Street will be filled with sports related activities all evening long, from a corn hole tournament to a ping pong challenge.
Covering five decades of music, Mr. Pink will perform live at the Senses block party tonight. Mr. Pink performs everything from Pitbull to MJ, and Lady Gaga to Nancy Sinatra, all with a millennial mash-up remix flair.
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For more information about the Senses on Main and future events, visit ThursdaysAtNewhall.com; follow Thursdays@Newhall on Twitter or like us on Facebook.
In the new Healthy Families Experience, presented by Kaiser Permanente, families will have the opportunity to receive important information in a fun environment. To encourage outdoor activity and get kids moving, the Play Every Day! area will be available with Back to the Basics activities of hop scotch, tetherball, jump rope, and even hula hoop.
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In addition, families will be able to learn about food choices in a fun, interactive way, in the Explore the Store! area sponsored by Whole Foods, which includes choosing the colors and flavors of fresh fruit and veggies, and then Create their Plate!, for a free, healthy snack.
A behind the scenes look at today’s shoot with KTLA.
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For more information about the Youth Sports and Healthy Families Festival, visit Santa-Clarita.com.
The Youth Sports and Healthy Families Festival is coming to the Santa Clarita Sports Complex on Saturday, August 17, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Admission is free to the public.
The FREE Festival is designed to bring the community together to raise awareness about the important role physical activity plays in the lives of young people.
A new component to this year’s festival is the Healthy Families Experience, presented by Kaiser Permanente, event happening in the Activities Center, which will teach parents about healthy and nutritional meals for their children and how to keep them active throughout the year.
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The Festival is divided into activity zones offering more than 20 recreational games and activities, including: tennis, golf, football, hockey, volleyball, baseball, rock climbing, interactive fitness equipment, trampoline jumping, and much more.
Some of the region’s biggest names in sports will be represented at the event including the 2012 NHL Stanley Cup Champions - Los Angeles Kings, the Lancaster JetHawks and many more!
For more information about this year’s Youth Sports and Healthy Family Festival, visit Santa-Clarita.com.
SENSES will host a Odd Ball Sports themed block party happening on Thursday, August 15, from 7 p.m. – 11 p.m. on Main Street in Old Town Newhall.
In anticipation of the Youth SPORTS and HEALTHY Families Festival, SENSES is getting the ball rolling early. Main Street will be filled with sports related activities all evening long, from a corn hole tournament to a ping pong challenge.
For more information about the Senses on Main and future events, visit ThursdaysAtNewhall.com; follow Thursdays@Newhall on Twitter or like us on Facebook.
This Week in Santa Clarita previews this year’s Youth Sports and Healthy Family Festival being held at the Santa Clarita Sports Complex on Saturday, August 17, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
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A new component to this year’s festival is the Healthy Families event happening in the Activities Center, which will teach parents about healthy and nutritional meals for their children and how to keep them active throughout the year.
For more information about this year’s Youth Sports and Healthy Family Festival, visit Santa-Clarita.com.
In late May, nearly 900 athletes and spectators participated in this Spring’s Youth Sports Flag Football and Softball championship games that were held at Central Park and Newhall Park.
The NFL 5-on-5 Flag Football program held the City Championship Games at Central Park and featured teams from the Minor, Major, and Senior Divisions.
This was followed by the Softball City Championship Games for Minor Boy’s and Girl’s and Major Boy’s and Girl’s Divisions held at Newhall Park.
All games included player introductions, music and play-by-play announcing to create a special, “big game” atmosphere for participants. At the conclusion of all championship games, 1st or 2nd place trophies were awarded to teams in recognition of their outstanding season.
For more information about the City’s Youth Sports Program, visit Santa-Clarita.com.
