| Coral Springs Chargers football team plays Delray Beach The Coral Springs Chargers youth football team competed against a team from Delray Beach in s scrimmage. The players gained valuable game experience to help them prepare for the upcoming season. Stephen Thomas, Chargers coach said, “Football prepares boys for life. It helps them gain mental toughness. We give the players love but we also hold them accountable. The players learn from their mistakes and move on. They learn the importance of teamwork.”David Martin, a Chargers coach said, “The players are getting game experience. They are facing a strong opponent and this will help prepare them for the season. We have some players who have never played in a football game before and this is an important experience for them,” said Martin.Roosevelt Bynes, a Chargers coach said, “Football is a good experience for boys. It is fun and the players learn the importance of team work,” he said. |
Coral Springs to begin holding Family Fun Nights
The Coral Springs Parks and Recreation Department is about to begin free Family Fun Nights at the Coral Springs Gymnasium (2501 Coral Springs Dr.) starting August 11, 2021, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and every second Wednesday of the month thereafter. The new initiative is meant to bring the community together, providing a fun and interactive way for residents and guests to engage with one another. No registration is required to attend, and participation is free of charge.
An important priority for Coral Springs leaders is to provide a platform for residents to raise their voices and be heard. To maintain this commitment, the City will host a ‘Slice of Springs’ community meeting, scheduled for August 12, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. This event gives residents the opportunity to interact Coral Springs city staff and ask question and concerns related to issues affecting the community. Resident are invited to attend in person at City Hall or join live on Facebook or YouTube.
| Coral Springs Charter Football program The Coral Springs Chargers youth football team competed against a team from Delray Beach in s scrimmage. The players gained valuable game experience to help them prepare for the upcoming season.Stephen Thomas, Chargers coach said, “Football prepares boys for life. It helps them gain mental toughness. We give the players love but we also hold them accountable. The players learn from their mistakes and move on. They learn the importance of teamwork.”David Martin, a Chargers coach said, “The players are getting game experience. They are facing a strong opponent and this will help prepare them for the season. We have some players who have never played in a football game before and this is an important experience for them,” said Martin.Roosevelt Bynes, a Chargers coach said, “Football is a good experience for boys. It is fun and the players learn the importance of team work,” he said. |
| Coral Springs Commission agrees to install two new basketball courts On August 4, 2021, the City Commission approved the construction of two full basketball courts that will be located at Cypress Hammock Park. In September 2020, the city installed pickleball courts to provide residents with new sports activities. However, the City of Coral Springs recognizes the importance and availability of basketball courts and worked to provide a resolution for basketball enthusiasts. Mayor Scott J. Brook said, “Pickleball is a fast-growing sport that many of our residents have come to enjoy, including me. However, when new pickleball courts were installed that replaced the basketball courts at Cypress Park, several residents expressed their frustration. We, as a Commission, listened. As a city, we want to ensure our parks and facilities are enjoyable for all recreational activities. I am very proud that city staff developed a great solution, constructing new full courts for basketball enthusiasts.” Construction is expected to begin in late summer; weather permitting. Free parking is available on-site during operational hours. |
Coral Springs high school football team practices for upcoming season
The Coral Springs High School football team is getting ready for the upcoming season. The team will face some strong opponents this fall. Coach Ian Headley said, “We are coming together. For use to win the players have to be committed and they have to work together. I tell the players it is no about the individual, it is about the Coral Springs football team.”
Some of the leading players include Trejon Monereau and Owens Noel Jeune.
