The White Falcon - 17.05.1985, Síða 12

SPORTS PAGE 2
'Photo by J01 Howard Watters
John Petersen, from the CFK men's team, attempts
to block an NCS spike during semi-final action of
the NATO Base Intramural Volleyball Tournament.
CFK finished third and NCS fourth in the competi-
tion.
VP-40 top intramural volleyball team
The NATO Base Intramural Volleyball competition
finished Saturday. In the Men's Division, VP-40,
playing southern-California style volleyball,
dominated the tournament in spite of game post-
ponements caused by a busy operational flying
schedule.
The COMFAIRKEF coed team rallied to come thru
the consolation bracket and win that division,
and the AFI team was declared the champion in the
Women's Division by virtue of their league record.
In the Men's Division championship match VP-40
had little trouble with 960th AWACS,winning 15-12
and 15-8. The competition in the Coed Division
final provided a better spectator sport as COM-
FAIRKEF took all three games to finally edge a
tenacious NSGA team.
Final standings: Coed Division - 1st, CFK;
2nd, NSGA; 3rd, NCS and 4th, EOD. Men's Division
-1st, VP-40; 2nd, 960th AWACS, 3rd, COMFAIRKEF;
and 4th, NCS, Women's Division - 1st, AFI and
2nd, NAVFAC.
Gym Shorts
All intramural softball ros-
ters are due at the base gym no
later than close of business to-
day.
Any command desiring to enter
a team in the Memorial Weekend
Budweiser Softball Tournament
must turn in their rosters by
May 17. Free hats will be given
to all tournament players; jack-
ets will be awarded to the win-
ning team.
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lian personnel and their de-
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to 4 p.m. on Fridays.
All personnel desiring to
enter the Memorial Day Golf Tour-
nament may sign up at the base
gym. Tee off time is at 10 a.m.
A golf organizational meeting
will be held on May 23 at 6 p.m.
in the NAVSTA conference room
(752). Commands entering teams
in the Intramural Golf League
should have a representative at
the meeting.
The following are practices
for the NATO Volleyball Team:
Saturday 9-11 a.m.
Sunday 1-3 p.m.
Tuesday 9-11 p.m.
Thursday 9-11 p.m.
Kempo Karate cl asses are being
offered at the base gym on Tues-
day and Thursday at 6:30-8:30 p.m.
and on Saturday at 10-12 a.m.
Aerboic classes are also being
offered Wednesday and Friday
from 5:15-6:15 p.m. Sign up at
the gym.
The soccer field and softball
field across from the Youth Cen-
ter are secured for repair and
renovation.
Lettfeti Runners Club runs
from Hofn to NATO Bose
The Lettfeti Runners Club,
will sponsor a three-day, 325-
mile run, from Hofn to the NATO
Base, May 25th, 26th and the 27-
th.
The run will consist of re-
lays, with a total of 12 runners
participating in the event. The
run will be in conjunction with
May's Fitness for Life Month. It
will also highlight the NATO
Base's Memorial Day activities.
Pledges will go toward pur-
chasing recreational equipment
for the US0. Persons interested
in making pledges may continue
to do so up until the day of the
event. Any member of the Le-
ttfeti Runners Club is authoriz-
ed to take pledges.
The predident of the Lettfeti
Runners Club, Juan Becerra, says
the runners have been in train-
ing for the event for the past
month.
"We don't anticipate any pro-
blems during the run," says Bec-
erra, "except for the hills and
maybe some adverse weather."
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May 17, 1985 The White Falcon