LAGA City Tournament: The Lawrence Amateur Golf Association’s City Tournament will be contested July 10 at Eagle Bend and July 11 at Alvamar Public. Any golfer who lives or works in Douglas County or plays in a local league or is a member of the city’s two country clubs is eligible to compete. Registration is at Golf USA (832-9009) at 33rd and Iowa. Entry fee of $25, plus greens fees and (optional) cart fees charged by the courses. There are four divisions: Open, Women, Senior, Super Senior. Prizes awarded to top golfers in each flight.

Mass. St. Mile: The Mass Street Mile will be held Sunday in downtown Lawrence. The race will be divided up into 3 heats, and the course will start and end on Mass Street beginning at 9:30 a.m. For more information, visit www.massstreetmile.com, stop by Garry Gribble’s Running Sports at 839 Mass or call 785-856-0434. This is being held in conjunction with the Tour of Lawrence bicycle races.

Youth Football Camps: The Lawrence Youth Football Camp for quarterbacks, wide receivers and defensive backs is July 6-8. Sessions will run 9:30-11:30 a.m. Registration forms for the LHS and FSHS camps are at city elementary and junior high schools. For additional information, call Free State’s Bob Lisher at 832-6050 or Lawrence High’s Dirk Wedd at 832-5050.

Adult Softball and Kickball: The Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department is taking registration for adult fall softball and kickball through July 9. For information, call 832-7920 or log on to www.lprd.org.

LHS Boys Basketball Camp: Dates for the 2010 Lawrence High boys basketball summer camps have been set. Basketball camps for grades 3-5 and 6-8 will be held July 6-9. For more information, contact LHS boys basketball coach Mike Lewis at 840-5492 or lhsboysbasketball@gmail.com.

LHS volleyball camp: The LHS volleyball camp at Lawrence High is July 12-16 for girls in grades 3-12. Register on Lawrence High website usd497.org. For information, call Stephanie Magnuson at 691-8941 or e-mail her at smagnuso@usd497.org.

Free State Volleyball Camp: The Free State volleyball camp for eighth-graders and younger will run July 19-July 23. For information about camps or summer conditioning, contact Nancy Hopkins at nhopkins@usd497.org or call 766-7677.

Youth Football Camp: A football camp for youths entering the second through sixth grades will be held July 22-24. No pads or helmets will be used, and there will be no contact during the camp, which will be held at Haskell Indian Nations University. For information, contact info@lawrencelightningfootball.com or visit www.lawrencelightningfootball.com.

Girls Soccer Academy: Kaw Valley Soccer will hold an All Girls Soccer Academy. Deadline is July 15. For information, visit www.kawvalleysoccer.com or e-mail kvsaregistrar@sunflower.com.

Preschool Soccer: Registration is open for Kaw Valley Soccer’s preschool programs Kickers and Hobbits for 3-, 4- and 5-year-olds. For information, visit www.kawvalleysoccer.com.

Woodard Camps: Former Kansas University standout Lynette Woodard and business partner Deborah Newkirk will hold camps this summer at Seabury Academy. Camps for grades 4-6 and for grades 7-12 will be July 19-22. To register log onto www.rule13athletics.com.

Cagers baseball: Kansas Cagers Basketball Team is looking for ninth- and 10th-grade boys (2010-2011 school year) who are interested in playing competitive basketball in the Lawrence and Kansas City areas. Practices are held most Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at Tonganoxie Middle School Gym, 824 Washington Street, Tonganoxie. If you are interested in a competitive tournament team, contact Coach Jason McCoy at jmccoy34@sbcglobal.net.

Campbell Hole in One: Brandon Campbell used a 7-iron for a hole in one on the 116-yard, No. 17 at Eagle Bend on June 26. Dennis Long, Mark Prilliman and Kalyn Fordemwalt witnessed it.

Stewart Hole in One: Tom Stewart used an 8-iron to ace the 145-yard No. 11 at Lawrence Country Club on June 20. Witnesses were Andrew Stewart and Hannah Stewart.

Zylstra Hole in One: Jon Zylstra used a 7-iron to ace No. 11 at Lawrence Country Club, from the 165-yard tee, on June 26. Witnesses were Sean Lester, Jason Seeman and Jay Hepler.

Magnuson Hole in One: Eric Magnuson hit a hole in one on the second hole at Lawrence Country Club, using an 8-iron from 156 yards. Jim Clement, Kit Grove and John Handrigan witnessed the June 28 shot.

Caldwell Standout Swimmer: Lawrence’s Courtney Caldwell, 12, broke three Lawrence Aquahawks records and five meet records at the Clayton Shaw Park 72 swim meet in St. Louis. Her top performance came in the 50 butterfly, where she posted a time that ranks 10th nationally in the USSSA.

Free State Softball Camp: Free State High will host a softball camp for five weeks of Sundays beginning August 22. The camp is for girls in grades 4 through 8. For information, contact FSHS coach Lee Ice at ice@sunflower.com.

Jayhawks Golf Club Results: Mike Hertling, Chris Petr, Bud Stagg and Drew Walters shot 16-under par to win the Jayhawk Golf Club’s Four-Man, Two-Net Ball tournament Saturday at Alvamar Public.

South Football Camp: South Junior High’s football camp will run 8-noon July 19-21 at Haskell Indian Nations University. Camp attendees will be instructed in offensive and defensive fundamentals, position-specific skills and techniques, as well as general football skills and techniques. For information, e-mail info@lawrencelightningfootball.com.

Phenix Third at State: Lawrence Phenix-Fyler, an 18-under softball team, placed third at the Kansas State ASA tournament in Wichita last weekend. The Phenix went 1-1 in pool play and 2-2 in bracket play for their highest state finish since 2006. For the tournament, Dana Kramer was 11-for-21 with eight runs, two doubles and two triples; Jamie Jarrett was 7-for-18 with five runs, two home runs and a double; Jamie Morgison was 7-for-17 with four runs; Brianna Ploude was 7-for-18 with five runs; Shelley Prost went 2-2 and threw 25 innings; and catcher Kristen Bell was cited for her defensive play. The Phenix moved to 11-7-1 on the season and have qualified for three national tournaments.