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TAMU Outdoors, the Recreational Sports
Outdoor program, is composed of four areas:
the outdoor equipment rental operation,
resource information, basic skill development
in a variety of outdoor activities, and trips.
All of these areas form a program that is
designed to provide opportunities for Texas
A&M students, faculty/staff members, and
Bryan/College Station residents to experience
outdoor activities in a safe, fun and ecologically
sound manner.
Rec Photos
During the semester, you may
see a Rec Photographer taking
pictures of you or your team in
action. You can order any photo
graph on file at the Rec Sports
Office in 159 Read Building.
Some photographs will be
available to view on bulletin
boards on the first floor in the
Read Building. The cost for a
5 x 7 is $4.00 and an 8 x 10 is
$5.00.
Sports Officials Wanted!
The Department of Recreational Sports at Texas A&M
University sets a high standard for the Intramural Official. Each
official is a vital part of the overall program. Therefore, officials
are instructed in the proper rules and techniques of officiating.
As in all types of officiating, maintaining a good attitude is
essential for intramural officials. In addition to this, the ability
to work with and for the official's peers is needed. The intramural
officials training program will help the individual learn how to
adjust to and cope with this peer pressure. So get "fired up" and
become part of the Texas A&M Intramural Program as a sports
official.
What the officiating program offers a student at
Texas A&M University;
• Training in any team sport offered in the Intramural Program.
• The opportunity to serve the entire university population.
• Monetary rewards: Pay.
• Flexible working hours.
• Social development.
• Opportunity to join the Texas A&M Sports Officials
Association.
• Awards
• The opportunity for advancement through hard work.
• Association, through the Intramural Program, with the
National Intramural Recreational Sports Association and
the Amateur Softball Association.
Officials Orientation Clinic Schedule for this Spring;
Basketball
Jan. 21
6 p.m.
267 GRW
Indoor Soccer
Jan. 21
6 p.m.
267 GRW
Wallyball
Jan. 27
6 p.m.
164 Read
Slowpitch Softball
Feb. 3
6 p.m.
267 GRW
Inner tube Water
Mar. 2
6 p.m.
164 Read
Basketball
Volleyball Triples
Mar. 2
6 p.m.
164 Read
The following events are
OPENING on Monday, January 27!
Wrestling
Free!
Table Tennis Doubles
Free!
Team Bowling
Fee: $24.00 per team
Wallyball
Fee: $15.00
Please Note!
The following events are
CLOSING on Tuesday, January 28!
Pre-Season
Basketball
Fee: $10.00
Racquetball Singles
Free!
Basketball
Fee: $30.00
Indoor Soccer
(Men's & Women's)
Fee: $30.00
3-Point Shot
Free!
This Week's Game Plan
Monday, Jan. 20
Tuesday, Jan. 21
Wednesday, Jan. 22
Thursday, Jan. 23
Friday, Jan. 24
Entries Open:
Basketball
Pre-Season Basketball
Indoor Soccer (Men's &
Women's)
Racquetball Singles
3-Point Shot
Basketball & Indoor Soccer
Meeting tonight at 6:00 p.m.
Entries Oven:
Exercise Classes
First Day of Classes
National
Handwriting Dav
Popularly observed on the
birthday of John Hancock, the
first person to sign the
Declaration of Independence, to
encourage more legible
handwriting.
T.6.I.F.!
Attention!
Recreational Lockers
to be cleared!
Next Monday, January 27, is
the last day to renew your
recreational locker. The cost is
$12.00 per semester. Any lockers
not renewed by this time will be
cleared January 28. Lockers will
NOT be available for new rental
on this day.
Free Agents!
The Free Agent Program assists
in helping individuals to become
participants on teams or find
doubles partners. If you have an
interest in a particular sport
activity, please stop in at the
Recreational Sports Office (159
Read Building) while entries are
are open. Fill out a Free Agent
form and post it. We encourage
teams that need more players to
take advantage of this service.
We may be able to place some
interested individuals on your
team.
Here are some important telephone numbers for the different
Recreational facilities and services:
Recreational Sports Office: 845-7826
Rec Facility Hotline: 845-0737
Read Check-Out: 845-2624
Rain Out Information: 845-2625
Intramural Sports Center: 845-9655
The Grove: 845-4511
Register To WIN
A Free T-Shirt!
Stop in the Department of Recreational Sports, 159 Read
Building, today and check out all the activities planned
for this semester. While you're there, register to win a free
T-shirt! Drawing will be January 31.
Lockers Available!
Recreational lockers are avail
able for rent. The cost is $12.00
per semester. For more infor
mation, call the Department of
Recreational Sports at 845-7826.
Equipment Rental
and Checkout
The Department of Recreational
Sports has a variety of equipment
for use by groups and individuals.
Some equipment has a rental fee,
while other equipment is avail
able for checkout with a recre
ational ID. To reserve the follow
ing equipment, stop in 159 Read
Building during office hours:
stop watches $3.00/day
megaphone $5.00/day
starting gun $5.00/day
outdoor volleyball set $10.00/day
pylons (per dozen) $3.00/day
field marking chalk $5.00/bag
starting gun blank shells ....$5.00/box
The following equipment is avail
able for checkout or rental in the
Read Building Check-Out Room,
157 Read Building, during regu
lar building hours:
racquet rental 75# per hour
(racquetball, badminton, tennis, squash)
basketballs softballs
footballs softball bats
volleyballs bases
soccer balls horseshoes
indoor soccer balls volleyball nets
tug-of-war ropes badminton nets
Acknowledgments
Rec Sports Hi-Lites is a
creation of Jason 0. Rogers
and Judy Raising.