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PAL BIDDY BASKETBALL
Biddy Ball Basketball is an instructional league designed to teach children the fundamentals of basketball to include dribbling, shooting, passing, and defense. There is also a controlled game setting that exposes the children to a game like experience.
The teams are coached by Richmond City Police Officers which pursues PAL's goal building positive relationships between police officers and the youth of our community
A league t-shirt is included in the registration fee.
Biddy Basketball is only open to boys and girls ages 8 to 13.
The teams are coached by Richmond City Police Officers which pursues PAL's goal building positive relationships between police officers and the youth of our community
A league t-shirt is included in the registration fee.
Biddy Basketball is only open to boys and girls ages 8 to 13.
Richmond PAL would like to invite you to our Health and Wellness Day Event
Officer Willie Ruffin, along with students from the Professionalism, Health and Integrity Training Program “PHIT” will be hosting a Health and Wellness Day on Saturday, October 16, 2021 at 5200 Midlothian Turnpike from 11-2pm. Participants will have the opportunity to meet instructors/officers to learn about fitness, yoga, nutrition, health and wellness. Cold pressed “all natural juices” will be available for you to try (provided by Afya NJema Fitness). Please let us know if you plan to come (Email -Sgt. Kenneth Peterson at Kenneth.Peterson@richmondgov.com) and we hope to see you out there. This event is FREE!
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About UsThe Richmond Police Athletic League is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to providing quality affordable programs to the City of Richmond Community. Richmond PAL also seeks to bridge the gap between the Police Officers of our department and the youth of our community. Our program is staffed by police officers and the programs provided are run by and involve police officers. How will PAL achieve this vision? To be a premier organization providing opportunities through sports and education for at‐risk youth. Officers helping kids become champions for life! What values are important to PAL? Integrity — promoting the wholeness and soundness of the person Trust — fostering confidence in relationships Safety — learning about a safe environment Respect — showing consideration Leadership — teaching kids to lead and be examples to others Teamwork — working together to make our community stronger Highlights
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