Al's Clinics was established to provide an opportunity for Sandusky's area youth to learn lifetime sports in an exciting, positive environment. The clinics are open to ALL interested youth, regardless of age, experience and background. The clinics will be a catalyst for future opportunities such as leagues and camps, and monetary assistance will be available for continued instruction. Proper techniques, game rules and sportsmanship will be taught at all events.
- 2011 Perkins Pirates Alumni Basketball Game
November 25, 2011
- This event is open to anyone who played basketball and graduated from Perkins High School, and funds raised will benefit Al's Clinics. $25 minimum donation per player, Friday November 25, 2011, Slow Break Game: 11 am, Competitive Game: 12:30 pm. Click here to download the registration form, due by November 11, 2011.
35th Annual Hoop Shoot Contest sponsored by Sandusky Elks Lodge #285
December 3, 2011
- This annual competition for boys and girls ages 8-13, is based upon the best score of 25 free throws. Saturday, December 3, 2011, Registration at 12:30 and contest begins at 1 pm at the Jackson Learning Center, 314 W. Madison Street, Sandusky, Ohio. Contact John Schlessman, Hoop Shoot Chairman, at 419-625-1589 or streakball@aol.com for more information or click here to download the the information sheet.
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The 2nd Annual Bloor/Ortner Memorial Tennis Classic Tournament, was July 28-31, 2011, at the Perkins Community Courts. Click the tourney logo to the left for results and info.
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- 2011 Lake Erie Jr. Tennis League / Kids Quickstart Tennis - was Sundays, May 15 - June 26, Perkins Community Courts behind Perkins High School. Ages 5-8: 3-4 pm; Ages 9-5th grade: 4-5:30 pm. For more information, call John Schlessman at 419-366-1543 or email alsclinics@aol.com. Click here to visit MidwestTeamTennis.com and learn about Quickstart Tennis instruction.
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- LAKE ERIE JUNIOR TENNIS TOURNAMENT 2011
- Al's Clinics was proud to sponsor a first-ever under 10 tennis tournament, Friday, July 8, 2011, at Perkins Courts. About 20 youth tennis players took part in this tournament, with the youngest players using USTA shortened courts and rules.
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