Reality Sports staff entered the open division of the Auburn High School Dodgeball Tournament (put on to raise money for their Grad Night) on 11/10/09 and came away with the championship.  Through 13 games on the night in the 15-team field, the RS team suffered only one loss, coming in the best-of-3 championship final.  The staff showed their grit and bounced back with two decisive wins in the final to walk away with the trophy.

Though there were a couple of wrestlers on the team, it never hurts to load it with baseball players who can throw hard with accuracy!

Reality Sports will be conducting another 6-week Father-Son baseball training starting Wednesday, Nov. 4th and continuing through Wed, Dec. 9th, 2009.  Dads (or guardians) will be coached by RS Director of Baseball, Tim Kuykendall, in how to teach skills and drills to their sons (ages 8-12) each Wednesday night during the session.

Reality Sports is excited to have Rusty Tyack kicking off our Martial Arts program with self-defense classes for kids (12 and under) and adults in November.

Kids will cover self-defense basics in the discipline of Kajukenbo, with each child progressing from beginner to advanced via a youth belt rank promotions system.  Adult instruction will be Ge Shou Dao Kajukenbo self-defense systems, with progression from beginner to advanced in the Kajukenbo belt rank system.  Instruction for both groups will include hands-on drilling and scenario situation training. 

I lost a remarkable friend on Sunday, August 30th.  His name was John Nelson, better known by Pacific Lutheran University (PLU) students and alumni as "Nellie."  The story of Nellie's life is unbelievable.  He inspired me to look past my limitations.  He caused me to thank God for my many blessings.  He focused me on God's graces in the midst of trial.  This he did for many, not just for me.