All Southern California Association 2009 Graduating Seniors
The members of the scholarship committee, as well as all those involved in the Southern California Association of USATF, would like to say congratulations on a job well done for completing the mandatory requirements for high school set forth by the State of California and your upcoming graduations.
Each year, the Youth Committee of the association awards scholarships to as many as six (6) graduating student/athletes. You are receiving this package from your coach, a mentor, or someone who cares enough for your name to be in the selection process. However, you can only become a possible candidate for one of the awards given for the 2009 graduation year, if you respond and submit a complete scholarship application.
This scholarship application includes athletic participation and achievement in track & field/cross country as criteria for award and may conflict with NCAA Bylaw Article 15, Financial Aid, Section 15.01.3. Potential applicants who anticipate receiving financial aid should check with their college's financial aid/NCAA compliance officer to determine if you are eligible for this scholarship before applying.
Download SCA Youth Scholarship Application (PDF)
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
Volunteers Needed for Al-Impics
Los Angeles AL-IMPICS
Saturday, May 16, 2009
El Camino College
Compton Community Educational Center
1111 E. Artesia Blvd.
Compton, CA 90221
The Los Angeles AL-IMPICS is celebrating the continuation of a 36-year tradition started in Antelope Valley by Mr. Kurt Freeman from Warm Springs Rehabilitation Center in Los Angeles County. The 2009 AL-IMPICS promotes the societal benefits of community health through substance abuse prevention, treatment and recovery. The AL-IMPICS promotes the message that recovery from alcohol and drugs is possible.
Volunteers are needed in the following areas: Kidz/Teen Zone, Track & Field, VIP Hosts Center, and Volunteer Center from 5:30am--4:30pm four to six hour shifts.
Download Flyer (PDF)
Saturday, May 16, 2009
El Camino College
Compton Community Educational Center
1111 E. Artesia Blvd.
Compton, CA 90221
The Los Angeles AL-IMPICS is celebrating the continuation of a 36-year tradition started in Antelope Valley by Mr. Kurt Freeman from Warm Springs Rehabilitation Center in Los Angeles County. The 2009 AL-IMPICS promotes the societal benefits of community health through substance abuse prevention, treatment and recovery. The AL-IMPICS promotes the message that recovery from alcohol and drugs is possible.
Volunteers are needed in the following areas: Kidz/Teen Zone, Track & Field, VIP Hosts Center, and Volunteer Center from 5:30am--4:30pm four to six hour shifts.
Download Flyer (PDF)
Sunday, March 29, 2009
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