¢ Phenix U-14 Third: Lawrence Phenix U-14 girls fastpitch finished third in the Triple Crown World Series in Park City Utah, winning eight games and losing two. Team members are Maddy Wilson, Kacie Welborn, Lexi Smith, Madison Oller, Anna Mages, Kylee Mader, Calleigh Durr, Haley Finucane and Laiken Rockhold. Coaches are Marv Oller and Bill Finucane.

¢ Patterson Champ: Jay Patterson carded a 67 for the low net score in Sunday’s Jayhawk Golf Club tournament at Alvamar. Steve Crawford was runner-up with a 69. Ted Johnson, Ed Phlegar and Stephen Morgan all posted 70s. Ed Scholtes had a 71 while Sean Claycamp and Kent Hodgson each notched a 72. Chad Roesler shot the low gross with a 75.

¢ CJHS Meeting: Central Junior High will conduct a parent-athlete meeting for prospective football players at 7 p.m. today at the school. For information, call Scott Petry at 841-7581.

¢ Select Second: Lawrence Select, a basketball team composed of Lawrence High juniors and seniors, finished second in its age group at the Sunflower State Games in Topeka. Team members are Baba Diallo, Mitch Gill, Pat Hannah, Kevin Logan, Jace McNabb, John Schneider, Jared Vinoverski and Nick Wagner. Coaches are John Moos and Andy Hudnall.

¢ Boeck Titlist: Dee Boeck of Lawrence finished first in her age group (women 50-plus) in the Quivira Mile Race Sunday in Overland Park. Tonganoxie’s Wally Brawner was second in his age category (men 60 plus). D.J. Hilding of Lawrence was fourth in the men 20-34 division.

¢ Quantrill Fun Run: Quantrill’s Raid Fun Run for History 10K will be Aug. 19. The run will start in South Park and go through seven sites of significance during Quantrill’s 1863 attack on Lawrence. For information, call the sponsoring Watkins Museum at 841-4109.

¢ Athletics Tryouts: Kansas Athletics baseball team tryouts will be Saturday at SCABA Gopher diamond in Topeka – ages 11 at noon and ages 13 at 10 a.m. For information, call 550-1564.

¢ Parents Meeting: Free State High will hold a meeting for parents of fall-sports participants at 5 p.m. Sunday in the auditorium. For information, contact Steve Grant or Deb Carpenter at 832-6050.

¢ Phenix Tryouts: Lawrence Phenix Fastpitch Assn. will hold tryouts Saturday at Haskell Indian Nations University’s softball field. U-10 will be at 9 a.m., U-12 at 11 a.m. and U-14, U-16 and U-18 will all be at 2 p.m. For information, call Becky Harper at 542-3542 or go to www.lawrencephenix.com.

¢ Roll Workout: Fred Roll Workout’s second session of classes at First Serve will run through Aug. 31. The Tuesday and Thursday beginning fitness program is geared toward eventual weight training. For information, call 331-8200 or e-mail freroll13@hotmail.com.

¢ Soccer Sessions: VIP Sports Soccer training sessions are available. For information, go to www.vipsports-ks.com.

¢ Fall Baseball: Registration forms for fall U-12, U-14 and U-17 baseball league under the auspices of the city and the Holcom Baseball Assn. are available at Holcom Rec Center as well as at www.lprd.org. For information, call Mike Mattan at 760-0194 or Lee Ice at 832-7940.

¢ Speed Clinic: Former Kentucky All-American sprinter Christian Adair will conduct a speed clinic Sept. 4-6 at the Lawrence High track. The clinic is open to all ages and all sports participants. For information, call (859) 519-7431.

¢ Rebels Tryouts: Kansas Rebels U-10 will conduct tryouts for next summer at 3 p.m. Aug. 20 at YSI Field No. 4. For information, call Pat Karlin 865-8682 or e-mail kufireman@sbcglobal.net.

¢ Plowboys Trials: Tryouts for the Kansas Plowboys, a U-12 tournament baseball team, will be at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Holcom Gold. For information, call Kirk Patterson at (913) 680-7234.

¢ Sport 2 Sport Baseball: Fall youth baseball leagues at Sport 2 Sport will begin with a Fall Classic scheduled over the Labor Day weekend. For information, call Nick Fergus at 843-4263.

¢ Alvamar Ace: Jon Beougher hit a hole in one Tuesday at the 153-yard No. 8 hole at Alvamar Country Club. He used a 9-iron for the ace, which was witnessed by Ken Gleason, Jack Huckabay, Ken Creasey and David Broderick