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Sports Briefs
Rugby Signups
The Silicon Valley Rugby Football Club is looking for high school age players (14-18). Players will be trained, so no experience is necessary
Practices are held Tuesdays and Thursdays. League play begins Feb. 18 and runs through April with matches to be played on Friday nights and Saturday mornings.
For more information, contact Joel or Kendyl Roman by e-mail at JoelRoman@aol.com or by phone at 408.732.3212, or contact their website at www.mediaframe.org/svrfc.
South Bay Soccer
The South Bay Youth Soccer League is holding spring signups for boys and girls in the under-6 through under 17 age groups. Signups are held Saturdays, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at the stadium snack bar at the Campbell Community Center.
The cost is $65 per player, with discounts available for siblings. The season runs from mid-March through June, with games played on Saturdays.
The league is also offering a soccer clinic for parents and coaches.
For more information on the program, call 408.248.8516.
Soccer Tryouts
The De Anza Force, a girls under-11 CYSA District 2 soccer team, will hold tryouts for the 2000 spring and fall seasons on Feb. 8, 4-5:30 p.m., at Hoover Field.
The Force will play Class 3 soccer in the spring and Class 1 in the fall. Practices will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m., under the direction of trainer Paul Lester, the head coach of the women's soccer team at UC-Santa Cruz.
For more information, call Jim Yglesias at 408.973.9369 or e-mail him at jjycycle@ix.netcom.com.
Clinic for Track & Field Officials
A clinic for track and field officials will be held Feb. 19, 9 a.m., in room 91 at Los Gatos High School. For more information, call Rick Milam at 408.241.6578.
PAL Baseball
The San Jose PAL is accepting signups for the 2000 season for players ages 7-16.
Signups for players ages 13-16 are held at San Jose PAL Stadium. Call Mark Muldron at 408.928.6103.
There are also leagues for players ages 7-12. Call Officer Kevin White at 408.272.9725, ext. 102.
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City Council approves Azule Crossing renovation project
Harry Slesnick donates defibrillator to Southwest YMCA
Automated external defibrillators become more common in Silicon Valley
City Clerk Susan Ramos resigns
City hires consultant to file challenge with ABAG
District 24 Assembly seat
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Nemat Maleksalehi pleads no contest to theft, fraud
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