Tournament to be held in May Registration...

March 5, 2004 12 AM PT

Tournament to be held in May

Registration for the upcoming 47th annual City of Laguna Beach

Tennis Tournament will begin on April 1.

The event, which will be held May 15-16, will feature play in

men’s and women’s singles and doubles, as well as mixed doubles.

Tournament entry forms will be available beginning April 1, with

registration ending April 30.

Registration forms at available at the City of Laguna Beach

Recreation Department or by visiting by e-mailing

Laguna resident to chair golf event

Laguna Beach resident Bob McKnight, President and CEO of

Quiksilver Inc. has been named chairman of the Ocean Institute’s 10th

annual Golf Classic and Gala Committee.

The golf tournament will take place April 19 at Coto de Caza Golf

& Racquet Club.

On April 18, preceding the golf classic, a dinner gala and silent

and live auctions will be held at the Ritz-Carlton in Laguna Niguel.

All tournament proceeds benefit the Ocean Institute, a nonprofit

organization located in Dana Point dedicated to increasing awareness

and understanding of the ocean and the marine environment through

hands-on education.

“What could be better than to instill in the future generation, an

appreciation of and respect for our sensitive ocean environment?”

said McKnight, who has been involved with the institute for eight

years.

For more information on the Ocean Institute’s 10th annual Golf Classic & Gala Committee, contact Suzanne Perez at (949) 496-2274,

ext. 412, or visit the website, https://www.ocean-institute.org.

Coaches picked for North/South prep grid game

Rick Curtis and Greg Gibson have been selected to serve as head

coaches for the 45th annual Brea Lions Club Orange County North/South

Prep All-Star Football Game.

The game will be played July 16 at Santa Ana Municipal Stadium.

Curtis has led Northwood High to three straight Pacific Coast

League championships, a 15-game span in which the Timberwolves did

not lose a single league game.

Northwood is a Pacific Coast League rival of Laguna Beach.

Gibson, meanwhile, has coached at Orange High the past three

years.

He inherited a program that had gone 1-29 the three previous years

but under Gibson, the Panthers have gone 20-14 and have won a league

championship and reached the Division VII semifinals last fall.