KSA swimming

The Kissimmee Swimming Association is accepting new swimmers. Swimmers must be at least age 5 who can swim freestyle and backstroke. KSA also is accepting swimmers age 18 or older for its masters program. For more information, call Coach Crystal Tavares at 407-529-6082 or visit on the Web: kissimmeeswimassociation.org.

Water polo, diving

Youth ages 8-18 may join Toho Water Polo or Dive Osceola offered at the Makinson Aquatic Center in association with the Kissimmee Parks and Recreation Department.

No experience is necessary, but students must demonstrate swimming ability. For information, contact Ron Minor at 321-402-6991.

Golf camp

Royal St. Cloud Golf Links is hosting two summer golf camps for youth ages 6-15.

PGA professionals Doug Holloway and Ernie Cruz will instruct juniors on all aspects of the game. Session 1 begins June 15 and session 2 begins July 6.

Each session is from 8 to 10 a.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays over a three-week period for a total of 18 hours of instruction. Cost is $110.

Call 407-891-7010 or e-mail doug6@pga.com for more information.

GOU tryouts

The Greater Osceola United Soccer Club (GOU) is holding competitive team tryouts today and Friday at Austin-Tindall Park at 5:30 p.m.

Tryouts today are for U-9, U-10, U-11, U-12, U-17, U-18 and U-19 boys and girls teams.  Tryouts Friday are for U-13, U-14, U-15 and U-16 boys and girls teams.Visit www.osceolasoccer.com for more information.

Top Gun camp

St. Cloud High basketball coach Tim McMullen will host the 23rd Top Gun basketball shooting camp June 14-18 from 8 a.m. to noon at the high school gym.

The camp features instruction, competition and fun for children in grades 4-12. The fee is $75. T-shirts and trophies are included.

Information is available at St. Cloud area middle schools and at St. Cloud High. Call McMullen at 407-892-5391 for information.

Shooter’s Gold camp

New Dimensions High School will host the Shooter’s Gold summer basketball camp June 21-24 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m for students entering grades 5-8 next school year.

The camp includes instruction, a T-shirt, breakfast and lunch. The fee is $80. For more information, call Coach Ryan Adams at 407-592-3028 or e-mail adams@newdimensionshs.com.

KUA track

The city of Kissimmee Athletics Division offers its junior track program, sponsored by KUA,  through June 25 at Gateway High.

Children ages 6-17 are eligible. Practices are  Mondays and Wednesdays,  and meets are  Fridays. Practices and meets are from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Register by calling 407-518-2504.

Poinciana Hoops

Poinciana Hoops will host an AAU boys basketball tournament June 18-20 at the Poinciana High and Horizon Middle School gyms.

The fee is $295.

Check in for 13-U, 14-U, 15-U, 16-U and Senior teams is June 18 at Poinciana High from 6 to 8 p.m.

Check in for 12-U teams at Horizon Middle School is 7:30 to 10 a.m. All teams must bring their AAU roster and age verification documents. All players must be AAU registered. Tournament fees are payable online at www.poincianahoopsinc.com or mail to: 3043 Rodrick Circle, Orlando, Fl 32824.

All checks payable to Poinciana Hoops.

Father’s Day golf

Kissimmee Bay Country Club will host the 21st Annual Father’s Day Golf Tournament June 20 at 8 a.m.

The $45 fee includes all fees, lunch, awards and a 5-by-7 photo. For more information, contact Ross LeDuc  at 407-348-4653 or through e-mail at ross@kissimmeebaycc.com.

SC Aquatic Team

The St. Cloud Aquatic Team, a Team U.S.A.  Swimming affiliate, welcomes swimmers of all ages. For information on SCAT, visit www.scat1.org.

American Tennis

The American Tennis Club (ATC) is accepting registration for children ages 12-under for its Quick Start Tennis Clinics. The USTA (United States Tennis Association) Quick Start Tennis is an entry level program for new players.

Quick Start Tennis will be at the ATL complex at the Ramada Inn, 6375 U.S. Highway 192 (across from Celebration). For more information, contact ATC at 407-517-4645 or email info@americantennisleague.com.

Sippio scores 3 TDS

Bobby Sippio caught two touchdown passes and ran for another during the Orlando Predators’ 62-50 loss to Tampa Bay Friday at the Amway Arena. Sippio, the former OHS player,  has scored six touchdowns in two games. The Preds (3-4) travel to Tulsa Saturday at 8 p.m.