Rachelle Glaser jumps for the ball as GHS head volleyball coach Lori Dailey provides instruction. Glaser was one of nearly 100 participants in the recent volleyball camp offered by Dailey at the high school.
A four-day volleyball camp was held at GHS June 12-15, and was attended by nearly 100 campers. Glasgow's head volleyball coach, Lori Dailey, along with assistants Somer Hoerster and Natalie Hopstad, welcomed the campers to Scottie Gymnasium for skills instruction, laughs, and a very competitive playing atmosphere.
From novice kindergartners to experienced high schoolers, every age group was represented. According to Dailey, this year had the highest number of attendees ever. "Attendance continues to climb every year," she said. "I'm pleasantly amazed to be a part of the enthusiasm of our sport, both locally and across northeast Montana. I've always wanted to include kids from all over and that dream is continually becoming more of a reality." In fact, with girls from Glasgow, Poplar, Custer, Kalispell, Saco, Lustre, Hinsdale, Larslan and Richland all participating, the week has evolved into more of a Hi-Line camp.
The camp was a combination of instruction (technique and fundamentals) and competition. "The broader base of athletes that we welcome to camp has definitely improved the level of play for everyone," noted Dailey. "I see it during camp, again at open gyms and I'm hopeful that pre-season finds us ready to jump into season at a higher starting point."
With so many kids in attendance, Dailey expressed appreciation for the help she received from some of her players and alumni. "Thank goodness they were available to help coach at the middle school level," she said. "There were so many kids, I could never have survived without their enormous help."
Coach Dailey wanted to remind everybody that although the camps are over, open gym is still an option for high school girls. They will be held all summer on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, from 5:30-7 p.m.
Shawwood Park is preferred option – but no decision made on leisure centre site - The Glasgow South and Eastwood Extra
A report by consultants who looked at alternative sites concluded that the site is the most suitable options for the Leisure Centre.
The report is due to be considered by councillors at the next meeting on Wednesday evening, October 31
Consultants looked at ten sites – Eastwood campus, Woodfarm, Braidbar/Huntly Park, Rouken Glen North, Rouken Glen East, Rouken Glen South and Drumby were all considered unsuitable.
In their report on the Shawwood site they stated: “In terms of ground conditions it has minimal issues, risks and threats to development.
Due to its location it presents opportunities to stimulate regeneration in the local area and potentially drive increased footfall to the local shops.”
Consultants went on to say that should there be any unidentified issues with Shawwood, it would be possible to develop the new facility at Broomburn and still achieve the same benefits.
While Shawwood has been identified as a likely option, East Renfrewshire Council stressed that no decision has been made and criticised comments made by East Renfrewshire MP, Paul Masterton and Eastwood MSP, Jackson Carlaw who claimed that the green light had already been given by the SNP/Labour administration.
Masterton and Carlaw blasted the decision and claimed that a decision had been taken to move to Shawwood after various other location in the constituency had been dismissed.
Mr Masterton said: “The decision reached by the SNP-Labour administration on the future of Eastwood Leisure Centre is based on a consultation which doesn’t appear to be worth the paper it is written on. We will continue to stand up for residents as we fight this flimsy, short sighted decision.”
Mr Carlaw added: “It seems as if the Council had this plan all along, and railroaded the wishes of local residents with a sham consultation. Paul Masterton MP and I stand against the proposal in the strongest possible terms and would encourage residents who haven’t already to sign up to our petition.”
A spokesman for East Renfrewshire Council said: “It is absolutely not the case that any decision has been taken over a proposed site for the location of a new leisure centre.
“A report going to a meeting of the full council next week quite clearly indicates that a new study is to be carried out looking at the feasibility of a new leisure centre in Eastwood Park.
“Once this work has been completed, the Director of Environment will report back to the council. We reiterate that no decision has been taken on any site.”
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There has been a lot of talk since the UK voted to leave the European Union about how it is impossible for Britain to negotiate free trade agreements with non-EU countries within the two-year negotiation period.
Liam Fox, secretary of state for international trade, has provided some insight into the way negotiating free trade agreements will work, at least in relation to countries that the EU currently has trade agreements with. ‘When we leave, we will want to develop new arrangements with countries like Australia, New Zealand and India. We are conducting trade audits with a number of countries to see how we can remove barriers to trade and investment to our mutual benefit,’ he said in an article for The Telegraph.
He states that a Global Britain will simple adopt the current European Union’s free trade agreements (FTA) which exist with about 40 other countries.
The UK will prioritise the Korean and Switzerland deals as they amount to about 80 percent of the trade to the 40 countries mentioned.
Fox sees this as the easiest way of creating a host of trade agreements and calls these ‘transitions’ rather than totally new agreements.
‘In a globalised world, Britain must stand ready to trade, to build a free and open network of commerce and trust that will not only safeguard our nation’s prosperity, but spread wealth across the world.’
‘We have taken our first steps to establishing ourselves as the champions of free trade and taking our place, once again, as one of the greatest open trading nations in the world.’ He said.