KYDC open house

The Kinzua Youth Development Center, located at 200 Struthers St. in Warren, invites the public to an open house featuring the presentation “Inside the Circle — KWC in Action” on Thursday from 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Attendees will have the opportunity to meet KYDC executive director Asha Waterstreet and members of the board of directors, enjoy light refreshments and watch a live wrestling practice. The session will showcase Warren County’s aspiring boys and girls wrestling teams as they prepare for the upcoming spring freestyle and summer folkstyle seasons.

Koltyn Eason, director of wrestling operations at the KYDC and head wrestling coach at Warren Area High School, along with Glenn Baldensperger, Warren County girls coach, will lead the workout.

“This event offers the community a behind-the-scenes look at our programs and the bright future of scholastic wrestling in Warren County,” said Asha Waterstreet. “We welcome everyone to come see the positive impact the Kinzua Youth Development Center is making on our young people.”

The open house is free and open to the public. No registration is required.

The Kinzua Youth Development Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering personal and social responsibility in children, adolescents, and young adults through positive youth development programs, including the Kinzua Wrestling Club.

Golf leagues

RUSSELL — Registration for the Friday Senior Men’s League at Cable Hollow Golf Course will be held from 8-10 a.m. Friday.

New players 55 or older are welcome. The first week of play is May 1.

Call or text 814-730-5888 for more information.

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The first round of the Jackson Valley Golf Course Tuesday Night League was played last week.

Three teams — Shults of Warren, Digger’s Misfits and Tasta Pizza — are tied for first place in the standings with 29 points, followed by Shaw House (27.0) and 4-Score (25.0).

Individual point leaders were Tim Watkins with 10.0, Chet Munksgard and Ron Irwin with 9.0 apiece and Mark Sweet with 8.5.

Following are the low-gross leaders: Casey Moyer 38 (front 9), Brandon Franklin 40 (back nine), Tim Watkins 36 (senior front 9) and Mickey Caldwell 39 (senior back 9).

Following are the low-net leaders: Mike Moyer Sr. 36 (front 9), Nate Reynolds (back 9), Dale Johnson 34 (senior front 9) and Steve Selan 35 (senior back 9).

One Ball Tournament

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — The 13th annual One Ball Tournament for testicular cancer will be held June 27 at War Veterans Recreation, 3431 Fluvanna Ave. Ext., Jamestown, New York.

Check-in table opens at 8:30 a.m. First pitch is at 9:30 a.m.

Registration fee is $150 per team on or before June 1 or $180 per team after that date. The tournament field will include up to 20 teams in three divisions — competitive, intermediate and “we’re here for the party.”

Rules include: up to six people per team with a guarantee of three games; up to four players on the field at a time, but no base running; and four-inning games, with the 10-run rule in place after three innings.

Prizes will be awarded for best team uniform and team name. In addition to raffles and music, food and drink specials will be available for puchase at War Vets. Do not bring your own alcohol.

Registration and payment can be done online at www.1BALL4TC.com. For more information, contact tournament director Ben Lindquist at 716-499-8427, 1BALL4TC@hotmail.com or www.1BALL4TC.com.

Proceeds benefit One Ball Foundation Inc., a 501c3 non-profit organization whose mission is to raise awareness about testicular cancer and help support those in treatment.