2010 SportFest

Join in the Fun!

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The pre-Opening Ceremonies party will take place northwest of Seacrest Field in the park. SportFest features inflatable games, mascots, music, interactive displays and free food for all registered athletes.

Admission is free for registered athletes via the CSG All-Star Pass (included in athlete packet or team box). Athlete packets, for those who did not choose shipping will be available for pick-up on-site from 4:30–7 p.m. Athletes must present pass for free admission. Children under the age of 6 are also admitted for no charge.
Students (K–12) may enter for $3. Admission, including dinner, is $7 for all other guests. All athletes will be directed to report to their respective sport sign at 7:15 p.m. to stage for the Opening Ceremonies Parade of Athletes.

Women's Wilderness Weekend will be at SportFest! Click here for more information about the August outing in Alma, NE. To download a WWW registration form, click here.

2010 SportFest will feature Justice – Nebraska's Rising Tween Pop Star

Justice is a twelve year old pop singer from Nebraska. At the age of four, she started singing.  By age nine, she was singing and dancing whenever possible, in addition to playing soccer, studying and being with her close-knit family.

Her style has influences of Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus and Vanessa Hudgens, but it is all her own. She sings with a sweet but soulful voice that leaves no doubt that this girl is reaching for her star. Her songs speak of the fun and fancies of a young girl, but they also take a look at the pressures and difficulties of growing up in a challenging world.

Also performing at SportFest is a group of very talented fiddlers called the Spitfire Fiddle Band. The Spitfire Fiddle Band is a group of fiddlers who have come together to learn, share, and play fiddle tunes. This group is designed to cultivate fiddle music within the community, as it compiles fiddlers of all ages and skill levels. Spitfire was founded in August of 2005 in Lincoln, NE, as an extension of Nissa’s Violin Studio. Nissa is the director of the group, but the fiddlers themselves assist in choosing tunes, creating parts, learning, and teaching. This fun-loving fiddle group performs regularly throughout Eastern Nebraska at various events and venues. To check out more information on this young band, visit their website http://www.violin-studio.com/index.asp or their MySpace page at http://www.myspace.com/spitfirefiddleband.

En Pointe Dance Academy
En Pointe Dance Academy at YWCA Lincoln is a professional Academy offering artistic expression for every age. En Pointe provides a fun, friendly, and safe environment to develop artistic expression and increase self-esteem. The Academy provides a place for dancers to learn self respect and teaches a love of the arts, confidence, poise, discipline, teamwork and much more. To learn more about En Pointe Dance Academy, click here.

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