2010 Rock Climbing Results Are In
Beginner results
1st- Scott Sharp 7,800 points
2nd- Adarsh Mahalingam 5,450 points
3rd- Cole Sharp 4,400 points
4th- Caitlin Dibiase 3,100 points
5th- Hanah Ingram 2,900 points
6th- Krista Hammermiller 2,100 points
7th-Lauren Sharp 1,500 points
There were 7 people who competed in the beginner section on the competition. All of the competitors did a great job in this year’s comp. Many of them cheered each other on and were very excited about competing. They all had a blast and did a great job. Everyone had a little challenge climbing the walls but all had a lot of fun with it.
Intermediate results
1st- Kolbi Lackey 21,300 points
2nd- Zak Nichol 8,200 points
3rd- Jonathan Peterman 19,900 points
4th- Jacob Luhn 13,400 points
5th- Will Martimer 6,000 points
6th-Carson Hannas 8,100 points
7th- Patti Cleary 14,300 points
All the competitors in the intermediate level did a great job. Kolbi was back to defend her win from last year. The format was changed for this level. They had to climb 10 hard routes to qualify for the final. They all had to climb one route. Who ever got the highest got first so on and so on. We had had a four way tie. They way the tie was scored. Was there points they scored back at the qualifying rounds. There were two kids that entered the intermediate level who are in the Mountaineers class on Monday night. Their hard work and competitive edge helped them with this competition.
Advance results
1st-Lowell Johnson 23,000 points
2nd- Brett Krueger 22,900 points
3rd-Chris Hannas 16,400 points
The advanced level was a blast to watch. All the competitors did an awesome job. These guys had fun and enjoyed the comp. they had the same set up as the intermediate. They all had to climb 10 rounds to qualify for the finals. Whoever got the highest got 1st and so on. This was Brett first competition. He did a awesome job. They had a lot of fun.
6th Annual Kenosha Community Health Fair & Wellness Screening
Early detection is the key to staying healthy. One out of ten participants is made aware of potentially serious illnesses through a screening process. Join us Saturday, April 17th from 7:30am - 12:00pm at Madrigrano Auditorium, Gateway Technical College.
..... ................................................. $400 Value - Ony $79
Wellness screening blood draw with 35 tests for early detection of Diabetes, Heart Disease and others, done on site with a complete analysis of the results sent to your home. pre-register by calling (630) 723-0175 or click here.
Screenings also available from 6:00am - 10:00am on Thursday, April 15th, at the Callahan Family Branch and Friday, April 16th, at the RecPlex (9900 Terwall Terrace). For more information on the screenings available, click here.
NEW EQUIPMENT!!
FreeMotion is here! The Kenosha YMCA has just replaced the strength training curcuit with new equipment from FreeMotion. To view the FAQ's on FreeMotion Equipment, click here.
COME FOR A SWIM IN OUR NEW POOLS!
The Robert M. & June. Kueny Aquatic Center is now open for all to enjoy.
Lap swimming and open swim are always available in the 8-Lane 25-Yard Lap Pool.
The Warm Water Instructional Pool is open at various times throughout the day.
For a printable pool schedule click here.
NEW - GYM SCHEDULE
To download a copy of the current gym schedule, click here.
PHAT SUCCESS TO WEIGHT LOSE
This group workshop will help you gain the confidence and knowledge needed to succeed in losing those unwanted pounds. For more information, click here.
SPRING II REGISTRATION
Member registration begins Monday, April 19th
General Public registration begins Monday, April 26th
HURRY IN TODAY TO SIGN UP FOR YOUR FAVORITE CLASS BEFORE IT FILLS!!
Genesis Medical Health Series - APRIL Topic
Join Dr. Ellen Spiering, Genesis Medical Center, on April 13, from 6:30pm - 7:00pm for "Lymphedema Management ". To register call 654-9622 ext. 201. To view upcoming topics, click here.
Teen Night
March Teen Nights are scheduled for Friday, April 16th. Teen Nights take place on the first and third Friday of most months, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., during the school year, and are open to Kenosha County teens in grades 6-10. For complete details, click here.
Boy & Girl Scout Climbing Badges
Did you know the Kenosha YMCA offers a five hour class covering all the requirements of the Climbing Merit Badge? Requirements include: belaying, rappelling, knot tying, rope management and other safety requirements.
Fee: Member $25 per scout & General Public $35 per scout. Click here for further details.
Military One-Source
Armed Services YMCA and Department of Defense partnership gives military families access to youth development, family strengthening, and health and well-being programs.
As part of the new Armed Services YMCA (ASYMCA) and Department of Defense (DoD) Outreach Initiative, the Kenosha YMCA will provide military families with access to youth development, family strengthening, and health and well-being programs at community YMCAs nationwide. Membership fees will be underwritten by the DoD and administered through Military OneSource, an information and referral service for military families. Eligible military families participating in the initiative are eligible for YMCA memberships based on participation requirements. Those eligible to participate in the new initiative include: all interested families of joint deployed National Guard and Reserves of all military branches; families living in newly established Joint Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) bases; Active Duty Independent Duty station personnel and their families; and Relocated spouses and family members of deployed Active Duty personnel. More information about the ASYMCA-DoD Outreach Initiative can be found by visiting www.asymca.org. For information about participating YMCAs, please visit click here .
