Kitsap Post 68 Baseball wins one, loses one
On June 11 the Post defeated Sequim, 14-6.
Eli Olson, Reuben Smith, James Smith took care of business from the mound and Josh Horst caught. From the plate Daniel Orr, one hit, a double and an RBI; Bradely Durham, one hit, a double and an RBI; Eli Olson, two hits; Andy Smith, an RBI; Kramer Uvila, an RIB; and Robert Jordan, an RBI.
On June 12 the Post lost to Narrows Baseball, 7-2.
The Post now has a 10-2 record. It played South Sound Pepsi yesterday. Results of the game were not available at presstime.
Poulsbo Parks and Rec Summer Sailing
Sailing lessons will be offered again this summer for ages 8-18. Camps will be held at the Port of Kingston next to the boat ramp. There will be seven all-day camps for students 11 and older using a variety of boats, and six short-day camps in the Opti boats for 8- to 12-year-old sailors. Camps start the week of July 7 and continue through the week of Aug 22. Students must have beginner swimming skills and provide their own Coast Guard-approved life jackets. This year’s camp staff will all be returning veterans: Camp Director, Colin Olson and Instructor Katie Deets.
For those interested in competitive sailing, a single week-long camp has been added, Aug. 25-29 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Port of Poulsbo. In addition to the summer sailing camps, community sailing is offered on Wednesdays and some Saturdays at the Port of Poulsbo. A season pass costs $60. For more information or to register contact Poulsbo Parks and Recreation at (360) 779-9898.
Sailing Camp will be a good time
Youth 10-15 will have a blast while learning a skill that will last a lifetime. Choose from eight weeks of sessions. For information, call 779-3321 and leave your phone number or e-mail, or visit www.poulsboyc.org, click on events, click on Jr. sailing. Poulsbo Yacht club sailing instructors are US Sailing-certified and the curriculum includes boat handling, racing, knots, docking, boat etiquette and wind and weather.
Community field closure in effect
The field at North Kitsap Stadium and all Strawberry Fields in Poulsbo are closed to the public this summer while artificial turf is being installed. The track at the North Kitsap Stadium is also closed. It’s unsafe to be on these fields during construction and the public is reminded not to use them this summer.
