68°F
weather icon Mostly Clear

City Recreation, Feb. 22

Updated February 21, 2018 - 3:10 pm

Double-elimination basketball tournament begins tonight

The Boulder City Park and Recreation Department’s men’s recreational basketball league will begin its double-elimination tournament tonight, Feb. 22, with Slow and Steady as the top seed, earning a bye in the first round.

Devonte White from Slow and Steady earned 35 and 31 points last week to help his team to that spot. Flight S2S is beginning the tournament in second place thanks to big scoring efforts from Dave Murtha (29 points) and Rob Sandoval (30 points), according to Kelly Lehr, sports coordinator for the department.

The playoff games begin at 7 p.m. in the department’s new gymnasium, 900 Arizona St. The tournament continues through March 6, with the championship game scheduled for 8 p.m.

League standings: Slow and Steady 10-1; Flight S2S 7-4; Woodbury Law 6-5; Boulder Dam Credit Union 6-5; B.C. Kids 6-5; Judge Joe’s Jury 2-9; The Katz 2-10

Adult co-ed kickball, women’s volleyball leagues to start soon

Coed recreational kickball begins Sunday, Feb. 25, at the ballfields at Hemenway Valley Park. Games begin at 6 p.m. and will be played Sundays through March.

The women’s recreational volleyball league begins spring play in March. There is a manager meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 26, at the recreation center, 900 Arizona St. Games will be played on Mondays beginning at 6:30 p.m. and will continue through May. If you have any questions or are interested in registering a team, call the recreation center at 702-293-9256.

Floor hockey season underway, registration for older kids ends today

The coed youth floor hockey league for kindergartners through second-graders is in midseason. The children play starting at 11 a.m. Saturdays through March 17.

The league for third- through six-graders will begin March 14. Games will be played Mondays and Wednesday evenings through April in the old gymnasium, 900 Arizona St.

Registration ends at 6 p.m. today, Feb. 22. Those interested can register by phone at 702-293-9256.

MOST READ
THE LATEST
Eagles have to wait for postseason play

Traveling to rival Pahrump Valley on May 2, Boulder City High School baseball ended the regular season with a 5-4 victory.

Lady Eagles undefeated in league play

Finishing the regular season undefeated in 3A play, Boulder City High School softball is riding an emotional high into the postseason, following a 7-4 victory over rival Virgin Valley on May 1.

Eagles on quest for another state volleyball title

Defending their state championship with pride, Boulder City High School boys volleyball defeated Somerset Losee 3-1 on May 6.

Volleyball still on pace for 5th state title

Goal No. 1 is complete for Boulder City High School boys volleyball, who won the regular season Mountain League title, giving them the top seed heading into the postseason.

Unique tradition to BCHS continues

From waiting for the recess bell to ring to counting down ‘til graduation day, seniors are beginning to wrap up their final year of a journey that has carried them from kindergarten through high school. Boulder City High School celebrates this milestone by continuing a cherished tradition for BCHS seniors: the Senior Grad Walk.

Track teams shine in home meet

Representing their home field, Boulder City High School girls track won their weekday event on April 24, while the boys finished second.

Eagles look to improve on playoff seeding

Heading into the final stretch of the regular season, Boulder City High School baseball split a pair of games this past week with SLAM Academy.

Eagles control destiny

Back in the hunt for a league title, Boulder City High School baseball defeated The Meadows 5-4 behind some late-inning heroics.

Softball hits double-digit win streak

Extending their winning streak to 10 games, Boulder City High School softball routed Valley 15-0 on April 17.

Eagles have little trouble with top-ranked rival

Playing perhaps their toughest competition in the 3A, Boulder City High School boys volleyball showed why they’re still considered the favorite to capture their fifth consecutive state championship.