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KEYSTONE HOOPS
‘SHOOT THE ROCK’ GIRLS
NATIONAL QUALIFIER
TOURNAMENT
The Keystone Hoops Group
Annual Shoot the Rock Tournament
Series continues with the Shoot
the Rock Spring Classic, Friday,
May 20, through Sunday, May
22. The tournament carries a
four-game guarantee, and will
be held at Family First Sports
Park and Central Tech High School.
All tournaments are open to boys teams
in 4th through 11th grade, and girls teams
from 5th to 11th grade. This
tournament will serve as the
girls’ national qualifier, and the
winners will receive a free
bid to the National NTBA
Tournament in Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina.
Admission to each
tournament is $6 ($3 for seniors); free for
children under 10. Tournament schedules
will be available on the Keystone Hoops app
in advance of each tournament. For more
information, visit keystonehoops.com.
HIKING WITH THE
HUMANE SOCIETY
Come out to Sidewalk Trail May 21 from
1-2:30 p.m. to meet the Presque Isle Park
naturalists and some special pups from The
Humane Society of Northwest PA. The
Humane Society will be
explaining the adoption
PUP
process at the event. This
PY
event is family friendly
and will require no fees or
registration.
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
AND DESIGN SENIOR
SHOW
Through Sunday, May 22
Cummings Art Gallery
Senior interior architecture and design
students at Mercyhurst University display
their final projects, culminating 30 weeks
of design thesis study. The students were
challenged to identify problems that could be
addressed through the design of unique built
environments and to find new and better
ways to create interior environments that
support health, safety and well-being.
Cummings Art Gallery is located in the
lobby of the Mary D’Angelo Performing
30 724.942.0940 TO ADVERTISE | Millcreek
Arts Center on the Mercyhurst campus. The
show is free and open to the public through
May 22, weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
and weekends from 2 to 5 p.m. For more
information, call 814.824.2092.
OBSERVING WILDLIFE
AT PRESQUE ISLE STATE
PARK
Nearly four million visitors each year
enjoy the natural beauty that Presque Isle