This Sunday November 28, 2010 the PAL Seahawks Pee Wees will be playing in Regional Championships against the East Bay Wildcats. The winner will head to Orlando, Florida the following week for the Pop Warner National Championship. If the Seahawks win, it will be the first time in our 50 year history a team has […]
PAL Seahawks alumni Chris Blohm will be the starting Tight End for Yale at this weekend’s Harvard-Yale game in Boston. The game will be broadcast on Versus at 9:00 AM Saturday. Look out for #89!!
What does it take to be a PAL ref? What are the joys — and difficulties? Bob Pizzi, a longtime soccer referee talks about his own experiences.
The newly renovated Kimbell Field has been a boon to PAL’s football and cheer/dance programs.
PAL/SFRP basketball program comes at an unusual time — the fall, before most basketball seasons even get started. But this gives PAL/SFRP a special appeal.
First in a series on PAL’s donors. Who are they? What motivates them? Helen Gibbons is a typical small donor, whose loyalty to SFPAL runs deep.
Football, baseball, and soccer fans all converged on Kimbell Field on September 19 for a fun day of festivities marking the official opening of the newly renovated field.
Thanks to all of SFPD and friends who came out to the Mariposa Hunters Point Yacht Club Friday September 24. We had great company, yummy food prepared by the SFPAL Law Enforcement Cadets and the Hermanos Unidos, and lively music by District 8. And did we mention the superb weather? Looking forward to seeing everyone […]
Congratulations to the graduates of the First Summer Cadet Academy class! See photos of the graduation Our new cadets will begin their station internships after Labor Day. Thanks to all the officers at SFPD who made this such a great program for our cadets.
Two dads turned to PAL and the two men turned to PAL for help in setting up the soccer teams. They canvassed the entire second grade for players, and came up with 24 kids — enough for two teams. It made sense to put their daughters on opposing teams, so each of the men could coach his own daughter. But soon four more parents were lining up to help with the coaching.
The outpouring of enthusiasm and support was unexpected — and heartwarming.
