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The middle school leagues are sponsored and run by the San Bruno Recreation Division. San Bruno teams will play in the N.C.R.L., North County Recreation League, and will compete with teams from Millbrae, South San Francisco, Brisbane, Pacifica, Burlingame, and Hillsborough. This program is open to all 6th -8th grade youth who reside in or are enrolled at a school within San Bruno. Please note: Leagues may be modified or put on hold due to COVID-19. This page is for informational purposes and leagues are not guaranteed at this time.

 
 

 
 
 

Become a volunteer coach!Coach elementary and middle school teams in volleyball, basketball, flag football, golf, cross country, and field sports. Complete the Volunteer Form (pdf) and email to the Youth Sports Coordinator at JCarlisle@sanbruno.ca.gov.

 
 
 

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Program Registration opening soon! Register on our CIVIC Rec Registration Site.February - AprilEvaluation Days will be emailed to registering parent or guardian. Please note: Practice days and times are at the discretion of the coach and facility availability.• Supervision before and after practice is the responsibility of the registered participant's parent or legal guardian.• All enrolled participants will be placed on a team.• There are evaluation days that all participants must attend. Teams will be determined by evaluations. Team placement requests will not be granted..• The top rated players will be put on the "A" & "BB" teams.
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The Town of Danville is pleased to announce Summer & Fall 2024 adult league registration information.Softball - Summer 2024Registration is currently open Last date to submit registration: Thursday, June 6 at 5:00 p.m.League MondayThursdayStart DateJune 17June 20End DateAugust 5August 15Playoffs August 12August 22Skip Dates-July 4Basketball - Summer 2024Registration is currently open Last date to submit registration: Thursday, June 6 at 5:00 p.m.League TuesdayStart DateJune 11End DateJuly 30Playoffs August 6ChampionshipAugust 13Bocce - Summer 2024Registration is currently open Last date to submit registration: Thursday, June 6 at 5:00 p.m.LeagueMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridayStart DateJune 24June 25June 26July 11June 28End DateAugust 12August 13August 21August 29August 23PlayoffsAugust 19August 20August 28Sept 5Sept 6 Skip DatesJuly 3July 5, Aug 30Senior Softball - Summer 2024Registration is currently open Last date to submit registration: Thursday, June 6 at 5:00 p.m.League WednesdayStart DateApril 24End DateSept 18Playoffs Sept 25 & Oct 2Skip Dates-Softball - Fall 2024Registration for Residents: opens Tuesday, August 20 at 8:30 a.m.Registration for all: opens Thursday, August 22 at 8:30 a.m.Last date to
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Adult SoftballThe Recreation Division offers four seasons throughout the year; Winer, Spring, Summer, Fall.  Games are played Monday, Wednesday, and Friday nights and Lions Field at the end of 1st Avenue.The level of competition in the City of San Bruno Community Services Department Slow Pitch Softball League is currently designed for “C” and lower divisions of play.  Teams that regularly play in “Open, A or B” division leagues are discouraged from playing in this league.All seasons will be scheduled as double round robin (5 team league) If league has more or less than 5 teams, the schedule will be made to accommodate an 8 game regular season. Men’ sC-Leagues - Are designed for teams that wish to have a good time with an element of competition but the emphasis of the league is recreational and fun.D-Leagues - Are more recreational and less competitive than the C League.Coed Designed for groups who form teams and want to have fun. Teams are made up of various playing levels.  

 
 
 

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Winter 2023 Registration is open!When:League will be held at Lions Field; January through April, 7:30pm-10pmCost:$800 per team ($12 discount per San Bruno resident, up to $60)League Nights:Monday-Recreational CoedWednesday-Men's DFriday-Men's DEmail league director at kclyma@sanbruno.ca.gov for more information and to submit the team registration packet. Packets are available through email and online. The league currently does not have a free agent system.Deadline to register is December 16, 2022 at 4pm.

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Name: Maj Jayson Geroux (Canada) – @JaysonGeroux on TwitterPosition and /or interest: Senior Fellow with 40ID Urban Warfare Center, Urban Operations Instructor (planning, tactics and sustainment of offensive / defensive urban operations from company to division level), Urban Warfare Historian and occasional contributor to the MWI’s Urban Warfare Project
Mr. Stuart Lyle (United Kingdom) – @Stu_Lyle on TwitterPosition and / or interest:  Urban Operations Research Lead, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, United Kingdom Ministry of Defence. Interest: Urban warfare technology, equipment and tactics; urban complex systems environments research
Dr. Anthony King (United Kingdom) – @antbruceking on TwitterPosition and / or interest:  Chair of War Studies, Politics and International Studies Department, Warwick University.  Author of Urban Warfare in the Twenty-First Century
Dr. Charles Knight (Australia) – @ChasAHKnight on TwitterPosition and / or interest:  Researching capabilities for urban operations. Educating for asymmetric conflict.  Interest: battle of Marawi; the media and information operations in urban conflict
Warrant Officer Peter Vandoremalen (Canada) – pvandoremalen938@gmail.comPosition and / or interest:  Urban Operations Instructor (individual to platoon level skills) and Urban Warfare Historian 
Mark Murphy- mark.j.murphy2.civ@army.mil Position and/ or Interest: Joint Proponent Analyst/Pentagon and Interorganizational Liaison at the U.S. Army Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute (PKSOI)
Dr. John P. Sullivan (United States) – @ZFTWARNING on TwitterLieutenant (Retired), Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department; Instructor, Safe Communities Institute, University of Southern California/  Interest: Medical and Humanitarian Challenges in urban warfare, policing, organized crime, Mexican/Central American/South American cartels, hybrid influence
Jesus Roman (UK/Spain) – @jesusfroman on Twitter, jfromangarcia@gmail.com Architect / Interest: Urban Warfare, UAVs & UGVs in Urban Warfare PLA
CPT Colin Papuschak (Canada) – @CPapuschak on TwitterPosition and / or interest: Canadian Armed Forces Intelligence Officer, urban IPOE, ISR, and urban operations doctrine
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Royal Military Academy Sandhurst Urban Operations Since 1945: A Bibliography (link pending)
Australian Army Research Center: A Practitioners Annotated Bibliography – Urban Warfare
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Name: BG Rob Wooldridge (US) – @40ID_DeputyCG on TwitterPosition and/or Interest: Deputy Commanding General and Director of 40ID Urban Warfare Center
Name: COL (CA) John Spencer (US) – @SpencerGuard on TwitterPosition and/or Interest: Senior Fellow with 40ID Urban Warfare Center, Chair of Urban Warfare Studies, Modern War Institute, and co-director of the MWI’s Urban Warfare project 
Dr. Russell Glenn (USA) – russellwglenn@gmail.comPosition and / or interest: Prolific urban warfare scholar, academic, researcher, writer.
LTC (Ret’d) Louis DiMarco (USA) – louis.a.dimarco.civ@army.milPosition and / or interest: Author Concrete Hell, urban operations instructor and urban warfare historian at the U.S. Army Command and Staff College.
Name: Maj Jayson Geroux (Canada) – @JaysonGeroux on TwitterPosition and /or interest: Senior Fellow with 40ID Urban Warfare Center, Urban Operations Instructor (planning, tactics and sustainment of offensive / defensive urban operations from company to division level), Urban Warfare Historian and occasional contributor to the MWI’s Urban Warfare Project
Mr. Stuart Lyle (United Kingdom) – @Stu_Lyle on TwitterPosition and / or interest:  Urban Operations Research Lead, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, United Kingdom Ministry of Defence. Interest: Urban warfare technology, equipment and tactics; urban complex systems environments research
Dr. Anthony King (United Kingdom) – @antbruceking on TwitterPosition and / or interest:  Chair of War Studies, Politics and International Studies Department, Warwick University.
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Antônio Sampaio (Italy / UK) – @antoniosamp on TwitterPosition and / or interest: Senior Analyst @GI_TOC on Twitter, research and writer on violence and armed groups in cities.

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Other notable works are by Erich Neumann (Depth Psychology and a New Ethic, 1990), Marshall Rosenthall (Nonviolent Communication, 2003), T. Thorn Coyle (Kissing the Limitless, 2009), Michael Brown (The Presence Process, 2010), Tara Brach (True Refuge, 2013), and Martín Pretchel (The Smell of Rain on Dust, 2015).
Progressions started in 2015 in Portland with Chaplain Morris working with Veterans at the VA Portland Health Care System Portland and Vancouver campuses. In 2018 the work expanded to such an extent that Chaplain Greg Widmer, MDiv, BCC, was hired, in large part, to stabilize programming in Vancouver. Chaplain Widmer is an Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) Veteran where he served as an enlisted member of the Wisconsin Army National Guard for two deployments. As part of the training process to facilitate Progressions, he went through all phases of Progressions and was welcomed home in 2020 as part of Compassionate Warrior Training for Reintegration. Chaplain Widmer describes Progressions as “the opposite of boot camp” and about “becoming human again.” He finds inspiration in the works of existential philosophers (Sartre, Camus) and humanist psychologists like Rollo May and Irvin Yalom and has contributed greatly to the program with his embodied experience of these philosophers’ teachings as living experience. 
Although Chaplains Morris & Widmer come from radically different backgrounds and spiritual training (Buddhist Churches of America and Federation of Christian Ministries), the two of them have found a common understanding of these collective teachings that inform their partnership in offering Progressions to Chaplain Service, Mental Health & clinical resilience to address burnout post-vention alike.

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The Compassionate Warrior Training Pilot was birthed out of an identified need to help Veterans move from continuing to utilize acute and crisis mental health services, to greater engagement in their lives and communities. After listening to our outpatient mental health Veteran’s trauma stories as they have unfolded in the clinical-pastoral relationship, we analyzed using the interpretative framework of assessment. Our analysis revealed an ongoing need for reintegration spiritual programming.
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“A Primer on Civilian Harm Mitigation in Urban Operations,” by Sahr Muhammedally and the Center for Civilians in Conflict  
“Policies and Practices to Protect Civilians: Lessons from ISF Operations Against ISIS in Urban Areas” by the Center for Civilians in Conflict
The Human Factor: The Enduring Relevance of Protecting Civilians in Future Wars, by Sahr Muhammedally and Daniel Mahanty. 
Medical and Humanitarian Challenges in Urban Operations, by John P. Sullivan
“Reducing Civilian Harm in Urban Warfare: A Commander’s Handbook,” by the International Commission of the Red Cross
“International Humanitarian Law in Urban Warfare,” with Dr. Abby Zeith and Dr. Ruben Stewart of the ICRC, The Voices of War podcast series  
Advanced:  The Urban Battle Of Ortona, Chapter 7, “Making Sense of the Aftermath, The Ortonesi,” by Jayson Geroux (thesis)

Intelligence Preparation of the Urban Environment

Street Smart: Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield for Urban Operations by Jamison Jo Medby and Russell W. Glenn
TC 2-91.4 Intelligence Support to Urban Operations
ATP 2-01.3 Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield – Chapter 7, Section II, pages 7-19 – 7-33, Urban Environments
Intelligence Support to Dense Urban Areas, by the MI Professional Bulletin, July-September 2016
Urban Terrain Building Types, Second Edition, Public Releasable Version, by Richard Ellefsen and David Fordyce
Applying the Degree of Urbanization: A Methodical Manual to Define Cities, Towns and Rural Areas for International Comparisons, by Eurostat
Blood and Concrete: 21st Century Conflict in Urban Centers and Megacities, A Small Wars Journal Anthology, by Dave Dilegge, Robert J. Bunker, John P. Sullivan and Alma Keshavarz (editors).  Chapter 16 Intelligence Challenges in Urban Operations, by James Howcroft
“Assessing Urban Terrain Features for Dense Urban Environments,” by Dr. John Sullivan

Medical Support in Urban Operations

B-GL-322-007-FP/001 Unique Operations – Urban, Chapter 10, Annex B, pages 285-296, Canadian Armed Forces doctrinal publication
The Battle for Hue: Casualty and Disease Rates during Urban Warfare, by C.G. Blood and M.E. Anderson