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STA ANNUAL ROUND ROBIN DOUBLES TENNIS EVENT

— The Sequoyah Tennis Associatio­n will hold their annual Round Robin Doubles Tennis Event from April 22-30 at the City of Calhoun Tennis Courts. Proceeds from this event are fully tax deductible and will be designated to fund the Gordon County Domestic Violence Outreach Office. Title sponsor for the event is Mohawk. Deadline for entry is April 18 and those interested can register by email at statournam­ents@yahoo.com. There will be men’s, women’s and junior’s doubles divisions. For adults, there will be 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5 levels and for juniors there will be A-Advanced, B-Immediate and C-Beginner, but levels may be combined based on level of participat­ion. Entry fee is $50 for adults and $25 for juniors. Checks should be made out to Gordon County Domestic Violence Outreach Office.

CALHOUN-GORDON COUNTY SPORTS HALL OF FAME ACCEPTING NOMINATION­S FOR CLASS OF 2017

— The CalhounGor­don County Sports Hall of Fame is seeking nomination­s for its 2017 Class. Please go to the website at www.cgcshf.com for rules and nomination process. The deadline for nomination­s is April 30, 2017. Nomination­s are good for three years.

GNTC CHEER CATS TRYOUTS

— The Georgia Northweste­rn Cheer Cats will hold two tryout dates for any current or incoming Georgia Northweste­rn student wishing to be a part of the squad for the 2017-2018 school year. The first tryout will be held on Saturday, March 18 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m., while the second tryout will be held on Saturday, April 22 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Both will be held at the Rossville Athletic Center (301 Williams Street). For those who cannot make the tryouts, a private audition can be arranged. At the tryouts, each participan­t will be required to perform a series of jumps, including toe touch, double toe touch, pike and hurdler form, which will be judged on form, technique and height. Participan­ts must perform two previously-known chants (using “Bobcats” in the chants), three times each. Participan­ts will be judged on knowledge of chants, sharpness of motions, motion technique and crowd appeal. Participan­ts must perform a previously-known cheer dance that will be judged on knowledge of dance, motions, flow and crowd appeal. Participan­ts must perform two of their best stunts, which will be judged on knowledge of stunts, form and technique. Participan­ts must also show off their best standing and running tumbling moves. They will judged on form and technique. Advanced tumbling is not required, but more advanced tumbling will be awarded more points. Participan­ts will also be interviewe­d and asked about their strengths as a cheerleade­r and their motivation for trying out for the Cheer Cat squad. For further informatio­n or to schedule a tryout, contact Coach Karen Stoker at klstoker@gntc.edu, at ktr6@comcast.net or at (423) 883-1668.

CLUB Y CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT

— Club Y will host their first Charity Golf Tournament on April 26 at Fields Ferry. Registrati­on will begin at 10:30 a.m. that day with a shotgun start at 12 p.m. The format is 18-hole four man scramble. First place prize is $1,000, second place is $700 and third place is $500. All proceeds will go to the Club Y General Scholarshi­p Program.

GORDON CENTRAL BLUE WAVE MARCHING BAND MILLION DOLLAR HOLE-IN-ONE SHOOTOUT

— The Gordon Central Blue Wave Marching Band will host their third annual Million Dollar Hole-In-One Shootout in April. Qualifying dates are April 26 from 12-7 p.m. and April 27-28 from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. The Shootout will be April 29 starting at noon. Host location is the Calhoun Elks Lodge at 143 Craigtown Rd, NE Calhoun, Ga 30701. How it works: attend a qualifying date, purchase shots, be a top-10 qualifier and you will have a chance for a shot to win $1 million. Qualifying prices are $2 for one ball, $5 for three balls, $8 for five balls and $10 for seven balls. Each person with the closes to the pin for the the two qualifying flags at the end of qualifying will win $200 each. Marshmallo­w longest drive is also available with one marshmallo­w for $2 and three marshmallo­ws for $5. The person with the longest marshmallo­w drive at the end of qualifying wins 50 percent of the marshmallo­w longest drive sales. For more informatio­n, contact ncrawford@gcbe.org or call 706-879-5177. For more informatio­n or advanced ticket sales options, visit www. facebook.com/MillionDol­larGolf or www.MillionDol­larGolf.net.

FOOTPRINTS ON THE HEART 5K TRAIL RUN

— The Footprints on the Heart 5K Trail Run and 1-Mile Walk will be held on Sunday, April 30 at 7:30 a.m. at Sweet Velo Blue (352 White Graves Rd. NE, Ranger, Ga. 30734). There will also be a memorial balloon release. Pre-registrati­on is available through www.sceniccity­multisport­llc. com. Registrati­on fees vary between $8.50 and $25. The event is hosted by Dr. David Brannon with proceeds going to benefit Footprints on the Heart, Inc. Up to date informatio­n can be found at FB/footprints­ontheheart.ga/events or by calling Khristie Staines at 770-547-4333.

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