2010 Eastview Summer Camps and Clinics Info
Information for the 2010 Eastview Lightning Boys Basketball Summer Camps and Clinics is now available. Learn the cost, who is eligible to attend, when the camps and clinics will take place and how to register by downloading this PDF (Adobe Acrobat required): 10-11_Boys_Basketball_Camps_Brochure.pdf
Register online or by mail (see above PDF for more information regarding mail registration). For registration or payment questions, call 800-472-6269 during normal business hours.
$60,000 Raised During 2010 Twin Cities Hoop-A-Thon
The 2010 Twin Cities Hoop-A-Thon was a success with around $60,000 raised in the one-day event. The Hoop-A-Thon was started by 2005 Eastview Alum and former Varsity basketball player B.J. Viau. It is an annual fundraiser to help find a cure for Huntington's Disease in support of the Viau family.
During the event participants shoot free throws for 5 consecutive minutes trying to sink as many as they can. About 600 people attended the event with 248 shooters making 12,211 baskets. Leading the fundraising was Joel Giefer with $2,000 raised and 36 sponsors! Well done, Joel.
Each age group had a competition for most made baskets. Those winners won a free camp tuition for the 2010 Eastview summer camp for making the most baskets. The age-group winners are as follows:
1st-3rd Grade: Isiah Misukanis, 32
4th-6th Grade: Ben Neubert, 105
7th-8th Grade: Kyle Rush, 65
Thanks to the Eastview Community for their great participation in this year's event.
For more information and to make a donation, check out the Hoop-a-thon Website.
Good Sportsmanship- Our Tradition
As a member school of the Lake Conference, Eastview High School is committed to the concept of good sportsmanship by players, coaches, and fans alike. Each of these groups accepts this responsibility when they participate in or attend a Lake Conference event.
-Players & Coaches are to compete in a fair manner following the rules and accepting the decisions of the contest officials.
-Fans and Cheerleaders are encouraged to support their teams while at the same time recognizing the efforts of the opposing teams. Cheers or shouts intended to embarrass or demean players, coaches or officials have no place in high school athletics.
Please help Eastview High School and the Lake Conference in promoting good sportsmanship by following these guidelines.
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