NCCAA Sports Clinics Draw Large Crowds to Holland Park, Palm Harbor Golf Club

The City of Palm Coast was proud to present its annual NCCAA (National Christian College Athletic Association) Sports Clinics this past Saturday March 28 – an annual city event for the past 18 years that has consistently drawn crowds to its host locations. 

This year continued the tradition, as nearly 200 local youths took to the fields and courts at James F. Holland Park and the practice facilities at nearby Palm Harbor Golf Club for a day of sports, community and perfect weather conditions. This year’s roster of sports included baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, basketball and golf – all instructed by student-athletes from Trinity College in Jacksonville, FL.

“We are very thankful for the tremendous partnership we have with the NCCAA, and their continuous efforts to making these sports clinics a memorable experience for the kids in our community,” said City of Palm Coast Parks and Recreation Director James Hirst. “We’ve seen this event grow and it’s become a Springtime tradition that we look forward to each year.”

In addition to the clinics, kids were treated to lunch sponsored by Chic Fil-A Palm Coast, as well as a visit from “Shelly” the Turtle, mascot from the Daytona Tortugas Minor League baseball team, who awarded attendees and their families with free tickets to an upcoming home game.

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