Woolard Second: Mickey Woolard of Lawrence placed second in the male ultra division of the Patriots Run on Sept. 11 in Olathe. Woolard ran 51 miles in 8:57:46.

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Youth Basketball: Registration for the city’s basketball program for youths in kindergarten through sixth grade will end soon. For information, call 832-7940 or go to www.lprd.org.

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DC Closed Tennis: Entry deadline is next Tuesday for the Lawrence Tennis Assn.-sponsored Douglas County Closed Tournament on Sept. 25-27 in Baldwin City. LTA members pay no entry fee. For information, contact Bud Pettit at 865-6354 or e-mail kaybud99@hotmail.com.

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Stagg JGC Winner: Bud Stagg fired a three-over 75 and won the weekly Jayhawk Golf Club tournament Sunday at Alvamar. William Gantz was runner-up at 78, with Mike Naegele, Travis Walsh and Van Reichert all posting 79s. In net scoring, Randy Gebhards was low with a 68, followed by Tony Kovach 70, Bob Kocour 72 and Mike Farve and Mike Hertling, each at 74.

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Family Promise Golf: Former Kansas University basketball players Wayne Simien and Christian Moody will be co-hosts for the Family Promise benefit golf tournament on Monday at Lawrence Country Club. On Sunday evening, Maceli’s will be the site of a silent and live auction. For information, call 760-3395 or go to www.lawrencefamilypromise.org.

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Shoreline Shuffle: The Shoreline Shuffle 5K trail run, sponsored by the Lawrence Trail Hawks, will be Sept. 26 on Clinton Lake’s north shore trails. Entry forms are available at ultrastory.com or by e-mailing unews@ultrastory.com. Or call Gary Henry at 766-0293.

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Flag Football: An adult flag football tournament will be Oct. 5-6 in Lawrence. For information, go to www.afflflag.com.

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Junior High Girls Hoops: Lawrence High girls basketball coach Nick Wood and Free State High girls coach Bryan Duncan are conducting clinics for junior high girls on Wednesday nights at Free State. Contact Wood at 477-5015 or Duncan at 766-9840.

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Hammer Lessons: Former Lawrence High basketball coach Gary Hammer is conducting small group and private lessons at Schwegler School. Contact Hammer at 841-1800 or gjhammer@sunflower.com.

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Softball Tournament: The Batting Against Breast Cancer softball tournament will be Oct. 3 at Lyons Park. Entry deadline is Sept. 28. Contact Lacey Moore at 218-2508 or Stephanie Lantz at 393-0334.

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Lions Spirit Clinic: The Little Lions Spirit Clinic for youths in preschool through sixth grade will be at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Lawrence High gym. Registration will begin at 12:30 p.m. For information, call Cindy Aldridge at 843-2374 or Gwen Wedd at 842-0454.

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Firebirds Spirit Clinic: The Little Firebirds Spirit Clinic for youths in preschool through sixth grade will be Oct. 4 at Free State High. Registration forms are available at the Free State athletic office. For information, call Paige Hofer at 841-4013.

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Injury Clinics: OrthoKansas is staging sports injury clinics for injured junior high and senior high athletes at 8:30 a.m. on Saturdays through Oct. 31. No appointment is necessary. For information, call 843-9125.

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Phenix Fundraiser: A Texas Hold’em Tournament to benefit Phenix Fastpitch will be Oct. 3 at the Knights of Columbus. For information, call Barry Johnson at 218-9155.

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WOW Run: The Women Opening Doors for Women (WOW) 5K and mile fun runs, sponsored by Body Boutique and Women’s Transitional Services, will be Oct. 10. For information, contact Tracey English and 749-2424 or tce1227@gmail.com.

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KU Baseball Camps: Kansas University baseball will be offering several camps in October and November. For information, call Kevin Frady at 864-7955.