Creekstone wins Jimmy Campbell tournament
Town Hall Adult Coed Volleyball Ginger Dagnall, volleyball coordinator, gave this report on last week’s games: • Monday, Jan. 6, Idyllwild Inn beat Café Aroma •…
Jeremy Teeguarden reported on Town Hall Adult Volleyball for the week of Dec. 5. The adult volleyball league kicked off Monday, Dec. 5 with a match between the two teams who were in last year’s championship. Idyllwild Garage and Idyllwild Inn looked sharp in their first games since last winter. Idyllwild Inn won the first…
Town Hall Sports Coordinator Jeremy Teeguarden reported on youth basketball for both the College League (kindergarten through third-grade) and the Pro League (third- through sixth-grade) for the week of Jan. 30. College League (Kindergarten through third-grade) Thursday night, Feb. 2, the College league had two games. In the first game, the Gastrognome Gators and the…
Basketball Robert Lewis, Town Hall recreation director, gave this report on Town Hall Youth Basketball. Division 1 (ages 6-9) On Tuesday, Jan. 23, the Cafe Aroma Lakers hosted the American Legion Warriors. Triston Bilecky of the Warriors handled the ball very well with some good passes. The Lakers got a good game out of Ota…
Town Hall Sports Coordinator Jeremy Teeguarden reported on Town Hall Adult volleyball for the week of Jan. 14. The week’s games got started with a good one between the Idyllwild Garage and Idyllwild Inn. The game went back and forth as both teams played well throughout the match. Idyllwild Inn’s Jason Sonnier played great. He…
Town Hall Youth Basketball Town Hall Sports Coordinator Jeremy Teeguarden reported on youth basketball for both the College League (kindergarten through third-grade) and the Pro League (third- through sixth-grade) for the week of Dec. 17. College League (Kindergarten through third-grade) The College League (grades K-3) had two games this week both on Tuesday, Dec. 18….
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Having been away from Idyllwild news for awhile, what a wonderful way Jimmy’s friends have honored him, by having a baseball tournament in his name. Such a kind and loving man, we were blessed to know him. I was lucky enough to work with him at the Forest Service Ranger Station where he lit up the place with his personality and laughter. You are often in our thoughts, Jimmy, and we were blessed to know you. Now I live in Florida and those memories are a few years old, but they feel like yesterday. Also, our thoughts are with you all for making it through the Mountain Fire. The San Jacinto Wilderness I loved so much is burned up, but thankfully the town and residents are in good shape.