Futsal courts open at kiwanis park in Othello
Othello Mayor Shawn Logan, left, and Public Works Director Robin Adolphsen, right, cut the ribbon and officially open the new futsal court at Kiwanis Park. The court received over $200,000 in funding from the Recreation and Conservation Office, according to Logan.
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Soccer players from youth teams and the high school hold up City of Othello Parks and Recreation towels on the new futsal court at Kiwanis Park. Teams from each level competed in exhibition games to celebrate the court opening.
Othello Mayor Shawn Logan giving his opening remarks to community members before cutting the ribbon at the new futsal court. Logan said the court will benefit Othello community members for years to come.
11U Othello Boys Soccer Club player tries to turn the corner on his opponent in an exhibition match. Teams competed in five-minute halves on the opening day of the futsal court.
Huskies boys and girls soccer players competed in their own exhibition match, though they did not take it easy on each other. Othello Mayor Shawn Logan said the court will benefit high school players by training their footwork and ability to work in a smaller space.
OTHELLO – On Tuesday, the Othello Parks and Recreation held a ribbon cutting for their new futsal courts at Kiwanis Park. Othello Parks and Recreation Coordinator Valerie Hernandez said the event was special for the Othello community.
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