University Hills Optimist (UHO) Little Miss Kickball league (or simply, "UHO LMK" or "UHO Kickball") is a sports organization for young ladies, 4-18. Through kickball, UHO provides a game that's easy to learn, highly-competitive, and useful for developing young girls physically, mentally, and socially.


Disclaimer: The names listed here are unofficial and for informational purposes only. The official listing of UHO Kickball 2010 All-Stars has been submitted to Little Miss Kickball State Tournament officials.
The season is over. They've played hard under the banners of different colors and teams. Now, they come together under one banner and one set of colors: UHO. They are your UHO Kickball 2010 All-Stars. If you weren't at Closing Ceremonies, you didn't get the chance to put faces together with the names. With that in mind, here are the names. Congratulations to all of these young ladies. Go UHO!

Click to see more photos of the teams.

All good things must come to an end. However, don't worry. Good things, like seasons, will come back around eventually. So it is with UHO Kickball 2010 season. We've seen much excitement and entertaining play during the season. However, the time has come to shut the party down... until next season. At any rate, we'll be celebrating another successful, interesting season at our closing ceremonies, taking place on June 1st, 2010, starting at 6:30 PM.
At the ceremonies, we'll give out awards for our league champions, awards for the other finishers within each division, some other special awards, and we'll also unveil this year's All-Star teams for the State tournament.
There might be a couple of other surprises thrown in as well. We look forward to seeing you there!

By Dennis, Your Neighborhood (and DVD watchin') UHO Webmaster
Let me introduce you to modern dramatic theory.
While there may be some variations of one sort or another, dramatic theory divides a story into three parts. Those parts (typically referred to as acts) are the setup, conflict, and resolution.
Act I, the setup, introduces the main characters and their goals. Act II, the conflict, introduces circumstances, obstacles, and individuals that hinder, or perhaps prevent, the main characters from reaching their goals. Act III, the resolution, is all about ending the story while answering lingering questions: did the main characters reach their goal? Did the main characters change their goals? Did the main characters change within? Did they learn anything along the way?

Quick multiple-choice quiz for you! Here's the question: why are these coaches considered fly girls?

It is fitting that the Jaguars and Lady Hurricanes will play for the league's Juniors overall championship.

Does this picture really need a comment?
And to that certain mother who is bound to see this, "Yes, that's your baby."

Members of Little Miss Kickball's District IV leadership gathered together yesterday at the UHO Clubhouse to discuss scholarship applications and consider scholarship recipients for this year.

Some people have to bend to see the game, while others seem to have no problem at all. Hmmm... you figure out what that means.
