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Women's Soccer Team

Women’s soccer team in Arlington seeking players for upcoming season. Games on Sunday mornings. If interested, contact jklippenstein@ncfc.org

This was posted 1147 days ago

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The DC Bocce League Expands to Wednesday Nights

Ever since the DC Bocce League began, Tuesdays have been the only night of the week where 300 people gather together on Capitol Hill to play bocce, have fun and celebrate their inner Italian. However, the League has grown exponentially, and so to accommodate the popularity of this unique sport the DC Bocce League is pleased to announce its expansion to Wednesday nights at the start of the 2007 Summer Season. Now area residents can choose to participate in the League either on Tuesday or Wednesday nights, which is good news for all those bocce lovers floating around the District.

Founded several years ago by a close group of friends, the DC Bocce League is the District’s premier organized bocce league. In 2005, the League fully funded and constructed two courts in Garfield Park – the first and only public courts in the District of Columbia. Set up as a non-profit entity, the DC Bocce League has donated thousands of dollars to several charitable organizations; each charity selected at the end of every season by the top four ranking teams.

Games are played each week in Garfield Park located at 2nd and F Streets, SE. After games adjourn, members stroll over to the Pour House a few blocks away for food and drinks. The Pour House has been the DC Bocce League’s sponsor bar since their first season of play. During post-game happy hours, members can relax, socialize and enjoy beer specials courtesy of Miller Lite and Italian import Peroni, the Leagues’ two sponsor beers.

Bocce is certainly a competitive game of skill, but anyone at any age can enjoy it. The DC Bocce League is perfect for those young professionals interested in joining a sport that doesn’t require physical exertion. Coupled with the post-match festivities, the DC Bocce League is one of the best ways to have fun in the District!

Registration for the 2007 Summer Season opens on Wednesday, June 13th. Members can register to play either Tuesday or Wednesday nights. Teams must have a minimum of five players. Participants can register individually or as a team. The 2007 Summer Season starts the week of July 15th, with games played on a weekly basis through the end of August. Each season is capped with an End-of-Season party at Pour House.

To register or learn more about the DC Bocce League, visit www.dcbocce.com.. Feel free to contact the board at mail@dcbocce.com for additional information.

This was posted 1183 days ago

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Gonzaga Hoops Basketball

2006-2007

Who we are : 40 guys (junkies) who play hoops 52 weeks
per year (age 25-35)

What: Non league play; four days a week for two hours
; two full courts

When: Saturday & Sunday, 4:00-6:00 PM ; Monday &
Thursdays, 6:30-8:30 PM

Where: Gonzaga High School : (1200 No. Eye St NW)
parking on the campus; two blocks north of Union
Station

Skill level: Played some high school ball and had some
but not much coaching. If you weren’t drafted into the
NBA and are stilled pissed, not for you.

Need: $300.00 and a good attitude

Interested ?? Call: 202 544 5101 and leave a message
for Peter J. Waldron

Have openings for 15 new players. Call right away.

This was posted 1393 days ago

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DC BOCCE LEAGUE OPENS REGISTRATION FOR 2006

Contact:Sarah DeLucas
(202) 422-2106
sarah@dcbocce.com

The DC Bocce League is pleased to announce the opening of the 2006 Spring Season. Founded several years ago by a close group of friends, the DC Bocce League is the District’s first and only organized league dedicated to the unique sport of bocce ball. With membership numbers totaling over 300 people in 2005, the League is excited to provide area residents the opportunity to play bocce in the spring and summer of 2006.

Games are played Tuesday evenings on the fields of Garfield Park located at 2nd and F St., SE. After games adjourn, members stroll over to the Pour House a few blocks away for food and drinks. The Pour House has been the DC Bocce League’s sponsor bar since their first season of play. During post-game happy hours, members can relax, socialize and enjoy exclusive beer specials courtesy of Italian import Peroni, the League’s sponsor beer.

Continuing in their commitment to the community, in 2005 the DC Bocce League fully funded and successfully constructed two new bocce courts in Garfield Park. The courts are the only public bocce courts in the District of Columbia. Regardless of membership status, the DC Bocce League invites the entire community to enjoy a few games on the new courts and celebrate their inner Italian.

Registration is officially open for the 2006 Spring Season. Teams must have a minimum of five players. Participants can register individually or as a team. Membership costs $35 per person. Games will be played starting April 25th and will run weekly through May 30th. The finals and championship games will be held June 3rd for qualifying teams. Every season is capped with an End-of-Season party at the Pour House.

To register or learn more about the DC Bocce League, visit www.dcbocce.com. Feel free to contact the board at mail@dcbocce.com for additional information. A 2006 Summer Season will be played starting in July; details will follow at a later date.

This was posted 1636 days ago

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Racquetball

It’s cold and wet outside—let’s play racquetball. Intermediate player (a bit rusty) with a bit of competitiveness, seeks same, for reasonably fast-paced but not too serious games. I play at Montgomery College in Silver Spring/Takoma Park—they let non-students use the facilities at a great price. You can try it out for free. Parking nearby, nearTakoma Metro. Interested? Email kh3kh3kh3@hotmail.com.

This was posted 1780 days ago

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Co-ed soccer

Co-ed soccer on the mall near the Capitol, weeknights to be determined. Please email topher_spiro@aging.senate.gov.

This was posted 1931 days ago

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