Cape lax selling Jungle Jims tickets

Discounted Jungle Jim's Waterpark tickets are now available. The Cape Henlopen boys' lacrosse team is holding a fundraiser, and the ticket price is greatly reduced. Each ticket lists three dates - June 21, 22, 23 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Buyers may choose the day they visit. To place an order, call 302-236-0857.

Learn to play disc golf June 8

The Friends of Cape Henlopen State Park is sponsoring a Disc Golf - Learn & Play event in the park from 8 a.m. to noon, Saturday, June 8. A great 18-hole disc golf course is one of the park’s less well-known features. Every state park in Delaware has an 18-hole disc golf course. The course is spread over a mixture of sand dunes and beach pines. It offers an excellent setting for both beginners and professionals.

The Friends welcome members of the Delaware Disc Golf and its local chapter Cape Henlopen Disc Golf, as well as the Schumaker Pond Disc Golf Group. They participated in the past two year’s events and are volunteering for this year’s event as well. They have agreed to demonstrate, assist and play a round with attendees.

The event is open to everyone ages 6 and up, and a $10 registration fee applies. Registration begins at 8 a.m. The first 30 participants will receive a free golf disc from INNOVA Disc Golf. The demonstration session starts at 8:30, followed by a practice session, a closest-to-the-pin contest at 9:30, and a 9-hole round with a professional starting at 10. Awards presentation is planned for noon or as soon as everyone has finished their round.

Parking will be at the basketball courts. For more information, call 302-858-6127.

Seaford driver to make debut at Dover

CJ Faison of Seaford, a NASCAR driver in the K&N Pro East series, will make his NASCAR Camping World Trucks Series debut at Dover International Speedway Friday, May 31, driving the No. 7 Delmarva Chevy Dealers Chevrolet Silverado in the Lucas Oil 200. Faison is in the top 10 in points in the NASCAR K&N Pro East series and will be driving for veteran truck series owner Bobby Dotter.

Faison started his racing career in Delaware at 5 years old at the U.S. 13 Kart Club in Delmar. He graduated from Salisbury Christian School in early 2012 and moved to North Carolina to pursue his dream.

Faison, the son of local business owner Ron Faison, has been supported by friends and the family business, Delaware Auto Exchange, for the past 14 years, but will be carrying the names of several local businesses on the Eastern Shore for this event.

Dew Tour returns to Ocean City June 20-23

Alli Sports, a division of the NBC Sports Group, has announced the competition schedule and top confirmed athletes for the Dew Tour Beach Championships in Ocean City, Md., June 20-23.

The best in skateboarding and BMX will converge on the beach to compete in Skate and BMX Vert, Skate Bowl (Pro and Legends divisions), BMX Park, BMX Flatland, Surf and new Skate and BMX Battle at the Beach Street Sessions. Among the top athletes competing are Baltimore native Bucky Lasek, Pierre-Luc Gagnon, Tom Schaar and Brazilian bowl dominator Pedro Barros. Scotty Cranmer, hailing from Jackson, N.J., will compete in BMX Park along with Kyle Baldock. In addition, Steve McCann will attempt to take the BMX Vert win away from living legend Jamie Bestwick.

The 2013 Dew Tour will be available on NBC, NBC Sports Network, Dew Tour Live on DewTour.com, NBC Sports Live Extra and the NBC Sports Live Extra App - the NBC Sports Group’s live streaming product for desktops, mobile devices and tablets. All telecast hours will be distributed internationally across NBC’s global distribution partners.

The Dew Tour Beach Championships will be free to attend. Premium passes  are available for purchase; they include guaranteed seating at all events, a souvenir credential and a Dew Tour Swag Bag. Passes for Thursday, June 20, will cost $35; Friday through Sunday will cost $80 for each day. For more information visit dewtour.com.

Sussex Pines ladies golfers post results

Sussex Pines Country Club ladies played a game of 18 less handicap May 21. Linda Townsend was the day's winner, with Stevie Scales and Carol Love finishing second and third, respectively.

Miss Delaware Golf Classic set for June 24

The Miss Delaware Scholarship Organization will host the Miss Delaware Golf Classic IV, teeing off at The Rookery North at Shawnee Golf Club, 6152 S. Rehoboth Blvd., Milford, at noon, Monday, June 24. Miss Delaware 2012 Alyssa Murray will be on hand to start the tournament in style. This tournament will be the primary fundraising event for the year, and there are five ways the public can participate:

• Become a player

• Become a Miss Delaware patron and tournament hole sponsor

• Come for dinner and an auction following the tournament

• Make a contribution to the auction

• Make a contribution for the golfer gift bags.

To participate, go to www.missde.org click on upcoming events and then Golf Classic. Anyone with questions can call Kenney Workman at 302-245-2755 or email kenney.workman@merck.com.

Highway One Pictures 5K to be held May 27

The Highway One Group and Races2run have announced the 11th Annual Highway One Pictures 5K run/walk at the Rusty Rudder will take place at 8 a.m., Monday, May 27. The registration, start, finish and post-race party will take place at the Rusty Rudder, Dickinson Avenue and Route 1 in Dewey Beach. Registration will open at 6:45 a.m.

This event benefits the Home of the Brave in Milford.

The Pump and Run event is also included with the entry fee. There are special prizes for folks who win their age group based on the number of times they bench press their weight or a portion of their weight.

For more information or to register, go to Races2run.com or email Barb@races2run.com.

AMC Museum Foundation golf tourney set for June 21

The AMC Museum Foundation will host its 9th Annual AMC Museum Foundation Fundraiser Golf Tournament Friday, June 21, at Jonathan’s Landing. Registration for the four-person scramble tournament is from 11 a.m. to noon, with a shotgun start at noon.

All proceeds from the auction will benefit the Air Mobility Command Museum, the No. 1 free cultural attraction in Delaware.

Cost is $85 per person, $75 per active-duty military officer and $55 per active-duty enlisted personnel and includes golf with cart, buffet dinner, snacks and beverages, prizes and hole-in-one prizes.

“The golf tournament is an excellent opportunity to enjoy a round of golf, have some fun, good food and of course, prizes, while showing your support of the Air Mobility Command Museum,” said Phil White, a member of the AMC Museum Foundation Board of Directors and tournament organizer. “We are also seeking local enterprises to be hole sponsors as well as to donate prizes.”

The proceeds from this tournament help fulfill the mission of the Air Mobility Command Museum as an aviation and aerospace, education, scientific, cultural, historical and inspirational facility for the general public and the Air Force community.

The AMC Museum Foundation is a nonprofit 501c3 educational organization that provides capital support to the Air Mobility Command Museum for facility improvement, expansion, educational programs, events and projects for which U.S. Air Force funding is not available.

Anyone interested in participating in the tournament, should contact Phil White at 302-653-6825 or email white.arthur@mailcity.com.

Great Wyoming Buffalo Stampede 2013 5K & 10K

The Downstate Delaware Striders & Riders will hold the 35th Annual Great Wyoming Buffalo Stampede 5K Run/Walk and 10K Run July 20 at 8 a.m. at the Wyoming Park in Wyoming. Chip timing and technical shirts for all participants. Register online at www.active.com or www.ddsr.org. Registration fee is $20 until July 13 and $25 thereafter. Fees for Downstate Striders & Riders Club members are $12 until July 13 and $17 thereafter. Day of event registration begins at 7 a.m. There will be a pre-race packet pickup Friday, July 19, at Wyoming Tavern in Wyoming from 6 to 8 p.m., and during that time a military discount rate ($20) will be offered.

Buffalo Awards will go to first-, second- and third-place male and female runners in five-year age groups starting at 9 & under through 80 & over.  5K walk awards will be given for the top five male and female finishers. There will be a post-race party at the Camden-Wyoming Moose Lodge with live music, beverages, massage therapist, shade and picnic tables.

Georgetown Library 5K to be held June 14

A 5K and 1-Mile walk will be held at 7 p.m., Friday, June 14, to benefit the Friends of the Georgetown Public Library. Prior to June 12, adult registration is $15; child registration (8 years and under) is $5. Day-of-race adult registration is $20. The race will start and end at the Georgetown Public Library. Registration the day of the race begins at 6:30 p.m. Registration forms are available at the Georgetown Public Library or Georgetown Town Hall. For more information, call 302-856-7958.

Maryland Lax Shoot-Out set for June 14-16

Team registrations are now being accepted for the Maryland Lax Shoot-Out Tyker 8V8 Tournament scheduled for June 14-16 in Owings Mills, Md.

The shoot-out is an open event for all school, recreation and club teams within the Mid-Atlantic region. The tournament features round-robin competition, with all teams being guaranteed a minimum of three games. Competition levels of A, B and C are available. The event is open to both boys' and girls' tyker teams following the age guideline of all players being born between Sept. 1, 2003 and Aug. 31, 2006.

Registration information is available at both usamateursports.com under Lacrosse and cmsasoccer.com under Lax Shoot-Out. For more information, call Skip Apple at 443-255-0521 or email nwasports@aol.com.

Rehoboth Applebee's team raises funds for Special Olympics Delaware

The Rehoboth Applebee’s participated in the Dodge Ball Madness Tournament held March 23 in Camden. Sponsored by the Delaware State Police, the tournament is held annually to raise money for Special Olympics Delaware. This year, the Rehoboth Applebee’s raised more than $500 for the cause through a bake sale at the store.

Unfortunately for the Applebee’s team, three wins and four losses were not enough to win the tournament, but the hundreds of dollars raised for Special Olympics was well worth it.

DNREC accepting applications for low-number hunting license lottery June 4

DNREC’s Division of Fish and Wildlife is accepting applications from Delaware residents for its annual low-number hunting license lottery. The division will conduct the lottery drawing for 20 available low-number Delaware hunting licenses at 9 a.m. Tuesday, June 4, in the auditorium at DNREC’s main office in the Richardson & Robbins Building in Dover.

Licenses will be awarded to the applicants whose names are drawn starting with the lowest and ending with the highest number available via a live drawing. The lottery is open to the public, but successful applicants do not need to be present as they will be notified by phone or mail.

An applicant must be a Delaware resident, having lived at a primary residence in the state for at least one year. An applicant must be at least 15 years of age, and not older than 64 years of age on July 1, 2013.

To be considered, an applicant must submit one and only one postcard by mail or hand-deliver it to the Richardson & Robbins building in Dover.

Postcards must be addressed to: Candace Dunning, Low-Number Hunting License Lottery,  Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife, 89 Kings Highway, Dover, DE 19901.  The following information must be included on the reverse side of the postcard: applicant’s name, street address, city, state, ZIP code and daytime phone number.