PACE REMINDER THAT AGES 12-14 clinic today IS ON:
Monday Pony Clinic for ages 12-14 years old at Christie Heights is on for 6pm!
OUR SATURDAY CLINIC that was scheduled for 1pm for ages 6/7-11 year olds that was CANCELLED has been re-scheduled it for next Saturday May 26th at 10am at Christie Heights. Please call Jon Firmature with any questions at 402-880-8989.
We will still have the older kids 12-14 baseball clinic this Monday May 21st at 6pm at Christie Heights.
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Any questions call Jon Firmature 402-880-8989
The P.A.C.E. program was started in 2005 by the Omaha Latino Peace Officers Association in conjunction with the Police Athletic League and area volunteers. The program is dedicated to preventing “at-risk” and disadvantaged inner-city children from becoming involved in street gangs, crime, drug use and victimization. It provides an opportunity to develop discipline, self-esteem and positive moral values through wholesome competition and "free" participation in soccer, baseball, CrossFit and flag football. P.A.C.E. has always stressed the importance of education to our youth, and we now offer "free" A.C.T. preparation classes to our high school participants.
Current Rained Out Message:
See Everyone in 2018!
Clinic Information WHEN: NEW DATE - Saturday April 8th, 20 minutes following the conclusion of the Creighton baseball game vs. Butler WHERE: TD Ameritrade Park WHAT: Kids will receive a free t-shirt and free instruction by former pros, area high school coaches and the entire Creighton team. They also get free admission to the CU game that day.The clinic will include base running, pitching, catching, infield, outfield, and hitting. WHO: Boys and Girls, ages 7 to 15 Parents are welcome to watch the entire event. All area baseball coaches of any level are welcome to watch and learn from drills that instructors will conduct during the clinic to help them further their skills as a coach. COST: Absolutely FREE!!!
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YOUR involvement in our programs makes everything we do possible!
The P.A.C.E. program started in 2005 by the Latino Peace Officers Association in conjunction with the Police Athletic League and volunteers. The program is dedicated to preventing “at risk”, inner-city children from becoming involved in gangs, crime and drug use. It provides an opportunity to develop discipline, self-esteem and positive moral values through wholesome competition.
Donations fund equipment purchases, field maintenance, and uniforms. Every penny of your donation goes towards this LOCAL program. Because of sponsor support, these services have been provided at no cost to all participants.
This program is not only a constructive outlet for the children to be involved in, but it also gives them a sense of pride and what it means to be part of a team. This is a great program for children who would not be able to afford participation in other sports leagues/clubs.
Plain and simple, we need your help. Our officers volunteer their time to coach and help at games, but we could always use more involvement from our community. If you have any experience with soccer or baseball, please contact us for volunteering information.
Spread the word. The more kids we can reach, the more involvement we have, the bigger the impact we can make. Please tell your friends, co-workers, family members about our wonderful program. Mention our program on your Facebook or Twitter. We would really appreciate the exposure.
Come watch a game and see the impact our program makes in the community. We need more audience and cheers for the kids. Doesn't matter what team or child - come root for them all!
