Sports Briefs
GOLF
Hertzke cards hole-in-one at Rifle Creek Golf Course
Georgiana Hertzke of Rifle carded a hole-in-one at Rifle Creek Golf Course on April 12. Hertzke recorded the ace on the par-3, 107-yard fifth hole using an 8-iron. The shot was witnessed by Marge Fleming, Douglas Zon, Barbara Husaluk and Allison Rencoret.
Rifle woman records ace at Rifle Creek
Kim Dehan recorded a hole-in-one at Rifle Creek Golf Course on April 5. Dehan, from Rifle, hit the shot on the par-3, 124-yard 11th hole using an 4-hybrid club. Michael Dehan witnessed the shot.
RECREATION
Youth baseball, softball signups end on Friday
The New Castle Recreation Department is offering youth baseball and softball programs for the upcoming summer season.
Programs range from Pre T-ball and coach pitch to baseball and softball programs geared towards players ages 8-15.
Pre T-Ball, T-ball and coach pitch players will receive instruction on the fundamentals of throwing, catching and hitting. Cost is $40 for T-ball and $50 for coach pitch.
Baseball and softball teams with players aged 8-15 practice two to three times per week, with games one to two days per week. Games are played in the Colorado River Youth League. Baseball and softball registration fees are $75 per player.
Registration deadline is Friday.
Information/registration: New Castle Recreation, http://www.newcastlerec.com, or 970-984-3352.
Rifle pool to open on May 23
The Art Dague Pool and Waterslide, located at 1718 Railroad Ave. in Rifle, will open for the summer season on May 23.
General admission prices are $5 for children and adults and $2.50 for senior citizens. A daily waterslide pass is $2. Swim lessons for children and adults are available through the Rifle Parks and Recreation Department.
Information: 970-665-6570.
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