RCSSC had a great kickball summer, and are gearing up for
Fall Football, Wiffleball & Broomball seasons,
and hope to see new and returning teams joining in the fun.

New website improvements are also coming soon to
make it easier to navigate find deadlines & schedule changes.

FALL DEADLINES & REGISTRATION UPDATE:

PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARS.

Football:

• Social | Super Social |Extreme Social (no playoffs)

• 9/12/10 – First Game
• 10/31/10 – Last Game
• Team fee – $600 (first 12)
• Individual/Extras – $50/each
• Deposit – $250 ($50 escrow-ed)

• Coach Registration – 8/11 & 8/12 @ Home Team Grill (The Fan) | 5PM-8PM
• Shirt Pick-Up Date – 9/09/10 @ Home Team Grill (The Fan) | 5PM-8PM

Wiffleball:

• Super Social Only

• 9/21/2010 & 9/23/2010 – First Games
• 11/2/2010 & 11/04/2010 – Last Games
• Team fee – $600 (first 12)
• Individual/Extras – $50/each
• Deposit – $250 ($50 escrow-ed)

• Coach Registration – 8/26/2010 @ Home Team Grill (The Fan) | 5PM-8PM
• Shirt Pick-Up Date – 9/16/2010  @ Home Team Grill (The Fan) | 5PM-8PM

Broomball:

• Super Social Only

• 9/22/2010 -First Game
• 11/3/2010 – Last Game
• Team fee – $600 (first 12)
• Individual/Extras – $50/each
• Deposit – $250 ($50 escrow-ed)
• Coach Registration – 9/09/10 @ Home Team Grill (The Fan) | 5PM-8PM
• Shirt Pick-Up Date – 9/16/10  @ Home Team Grill (The Fan) | 5PM-8PM

Team Deposit Policy Change: A $250 deposit will be required for all teams.

**$50 of the $250 deposit will be held in escrow by RCSSC during the season and any team forfeit fines will automatically be deducted (if incurred) during seasonal play. If no fines are charged, the $50 escrow amount will automatically be converted to a $50.00 team restaurant/bar credit and available for use the last week of the season.  All unused portions will go to charity.

Two reasons for this new policy include:

* Reducing the time required to chase down fines from teams/captains
* Encourage team social interaction at the end of the season and support sponsor locations

Due to weather games are going to be rescheduled.

Click thumbnail to view/print or Download PDF File Here.

Updated schedule for Wed. games below.

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PLAYOFFS  – ALL GAMES PLAYED AT GILLIES CREEK
Games are at 6:20PM and 7:20PM

• If the horn blows during an inning, you will be allowed to finish the inning.
• Games that are tied after 50 minutes will then have a “sudden death” playoff.
• The inning will start off with one out and a runner on 2nd.
• The last person out from the previous inning will become the 2nd base runner.
• Each team will then proceed to play the inning.
• If still tied, then the next inning will start with a similar situation, but there will be 2 outs and the runner will start on 3rd.

FILE DOWNLOADS:

KICKBALL 2010 playoff SEEDS (PDF DOWNLOAD)

KICKBALL 2010 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE w seeds (PDF DOWNLOAD)

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Have fun, be safe, and spread the word.

River City Sports and Social Club (RCSSC) is hosting a league charity event to benefit an organization that is near and dear to us, Henrico Police Athletic League on Saturday, July 3rd for the Flying Squirrels baseball game. The tickets are only $10/ ticket and they are reserved seating so you do not have to worry about arriving early to save your seat. If you are going with a group we will make sure your seats are next to each other.

This is a fireworks night (see video below) and the tickets will sell out.

RSVP:
If you are interested in this please contact us and let us know how many tickets you want since we already have the tickets (Limited seats available…so don’t delay!)
…As a bonus, you may also purchase a raffle ticket for just $5 to try and win a chance to throw the first pitch of the game that very night.!!

About the cause: http://henricopal.itenginuity.net
The Henrico Police Athletic League (Henrico PAL) is one if the oldest citizen-building youth programs in the nation. It builds friendships between law enforcement officers and children within the community and is based on the conviction that young people – if reached early enough – can develop strong positive attitudes towards police officers in their journey through life toward the goal of maturity and good citizenship. Studies have shown that if a young person respects a police officer on the ball field, in the gym or classroom, they will likely come to respect the laws that police officers enforce. Our staff and volunteers also have the opportunity to be a trusted authority figure that assists children with finding guidance, setting goals, and enjoying new life opportunities. PAL has embraced traditional American values where one generation responsibly shares its wisdom and helps kids learn to work together to be responsible for themselves, as well as set goals in their lives.

Video courtesy of Richmondtimelapse.com via: http://vimeo.com/10987863

2010 Kickball Season Schedule:
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Super Social

Extreme Social