East Cooper Recreation Report
Throwdown tourney looking for teams
The second annual Charleston Braves' Chucktown Throwdown Father's Day Frenzy will be held June 13-15.
Beef O'brady's
Beef O'Brady's captured the regular season baseball championship of the Mount Pleasant Recreation League's 9-10 National Division. Members of the team are (first row, from left) Dylan Atkins, Matthew Fitts, Chandler Mahaffey, John Anderson, Jared Moran, Emma Wofford, (second row) Jack Rhiel, Matthew McManus, Joe Baker, Christopher Bell, Matthew Inman, Adam Reisberg, and (third row) coach Joe Baker.
This year's competition includes brackets for traveling teams from 9-and-under through 18-U and a bracket for all-star teams, ages 10, 11 and 12. The West Ashley fields will host the 9-12 age groups, while the John's Island Complex will host the 13-15 age groups.
Registration ranges between $350-$425, depending on the age group. The age determination date is May 1, 2008.
The 16-U teams will play the First Baptist Complex on James Island, while The 18-U team will play at James Island High School.
For more information, contact King Walker at 870-1713 or by e-mail at kingpwjr@hotmail.
Developmental league formed
Lowcountry Soccer in cooperation with the Goose Creek Recreation Commission is offering a summer 6v6 soccer league for boys and girls ages 14-18.
The league consist of Under-16 and U18 divisions and will be played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Dogwood Park in Goose Creek.
The cost is $60 per player, and registration will last through June 4. Register at lowcountrysoccer.net under the Youth Soccer tab.
For more information, call 795-2005 or e-mail lcsoccerinfo@comcast.net.
If you would like to see news of your league or recreation department published in the Recreation Report, contact Bill Henley at 937-5595 or by e-mail at bhenley@postandcourier.com.
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