Mid-City Co-Ed Draw Grass Volleyball Tournament Or Pickup Games January 24, 2009
New Orleans, Louisiana 70119-4928
A new tournament will be held every Saturday now through the end of January.
Teams will be quads, triples or doubles, depending on turnout.
Teams selected at 11am. Play begins at Noon.
A one-time $15.00 US Amateur Volleyball outdoor membership fee which will include newsletter and liability insurance will be charged.
Donate $200.00 or more to Mid-City Volleyball and get your business name/logo printed on our T-shirt.
Donate $1,000.00 or more to Mid-City Volleyball and enter 4 players in all tournaments plus get your name on our T-shirt.
Donations of prizes or services are also welcome, and your suggestions and input are valuable.
Check out the Mid-City Volleyball Group on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=40339567762&ref=ts
Website:
Official Website: http://midcityvolleyball.org
Added by KevinKolb on January 23, 2009
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KevinKolb
Dear fellow citizens of New Orleans,
If you do not already know, a grassroots organization called the Friends of Lafitte Corridor (www.folc-nola.org) has been urging the City of New Orleans to convert an abandoned railroad line along the Lafitte Corridor into a bicycle path and recreational area. This would be an approximately three mile long linear park that would connect the French Quarter to the base of Lakeview, passing through historic neighborhoods and crossing a second bike path at the foot of Bayou St. John. Mid-City Volleyball Group (www.midcityvolleyball.org), of which I am chair, is proposing that the city of New Orleans include an outdoor volleyball recreational area along the greenway, preferably near Bayou St. John.
A Mid-City beach volleyball venue will enhance our area by providing a fun place to be active and socialize, drawing a diverse group of people with similar interests and provide a previously unavailable opportunity for our youth to participate in a challenging and rewarding team sport. It could be a focal point of activity and with proper lighting could provide a safe destination for nighttime and weekend recreation.
The Lafitte Greenway Project will be presented to the City Planning Commission on January 27th as an Informational Report, and the public can submit suggestions to the executive director of the City Planning Commission that, if received by January 20th, will be attached as an addendum to the official report. Please sign our petition BEFORE 1/20/09 in support of sand volleyball courts being included in the vision for the Lafitte Corridor Revitalization Plan: http://www.PetitionOnline.com/VballLaf/petition.html.
Thank you,
Peter J. Hickman
[email protected]
Chair of the Mid-City Volleyball committee of the MotherShip Foundation