Sports Briefs: Snowmobile, cash awarded to raffle winners
The Colorado Snowmobile Association announced winners for a snowmobile raffle.
Steamboat Springs resident John Koak took home the first-place prize, a 2011 Arctic Cat M8 snowmobile.
Troy Madsen, of Craig, won the second-place prize, $1,000 in cash.
The Colorado Snowmobile Association thanked the community for the continued support in Craig, as the Northwest Colorado Snowmobile Club in Craig sold the most raffle tickets in the state at 1,050 raffle tickets.
NOWECOS will use half of the proceeds to maintain more than 107 miles of snowmobile trails in the Black Mountain area, host two days of avalanche safety awareness and practice for the public, and award scholarship money to local high school students.
The other half goes to the Colorado Snowmobile Association.
NOWECOS also thanked the Arctic Cat Snowmobile Manufactures and the Colorado Arctic Cat dealers that provided the 2011 M8 Artic Cat snowmobile and the Colorado Snowmobile Association for providing the $1,000 second-prize money.
Youth basketball registration open
Registration is now open for Craig Parks & Recreation’s youth basketball program for boys and girls in kindergarten, first grade and second grade.
The deadline to register for the season, which begins in February, is Jan. 12. The cost is $30 for the season. Parents are encouraged to volunteer for coaching positions.
Games will be at Sunset and Sandrock elementary schools.
For more information, call Pam Maneotis at 826-2004.
Registration for water aerobics now open
Craig Parks & Recreation is now taking registration for water aerobics, which begins Jan. 24 and runs through March 23.
Classes takes place from 7 to 8 p.m. Monday and Wednesday.
Drop-in fee is $3 per class or $45 for the entire session. For more information, call 826-2017.
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