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S Maui Youth Basketball Program Now Accepting Applications
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By Maui Now Staff
The Maui department of Parks and Recreation is now accepting applications for the 2015 South Maui youth basketball program.
The program is open to boys and girls ages 5 to 14 years old.
Pre-season clinics will be held in November and team practices will begin in December.
Games will be held January through March, 2015.
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All clinics and league games will be played at Kamaliʻi Elementary School or Kalama Park in South Maui.
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Registration forms can be picked up from school offices in South Maui or from the Parks and Recreation South Maui District office at 303 E. Līpoa Street.
More information is available by calling Todd at (808) 879-4533.
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