Tucson Weekly: Sports (October 19

SPORTS

DISC GOLF. Santa Cruz River Park Disc Golf Course. The Tucson Chain Lightning Disc Golf Club holds informal tournaments every Sunday at 4 p.m. Players of all levels, including novices, are welcome. Loaner discs are available at tournaments. Call Dave at 791-3845 for more information.
INLINE SKATE CLUB. Reid Park. Southwest corner of Broadway Boulevard and Alvernon Way. Roll with the Tucson Inline SK8 Club, a non-profit advocate of safe skating, every Sunday afternoon. Call 747-2903 for skate times and information.
LATE NIGHT HOOPS. Tucson Parks and Recreation. Randolph, El Pueblo and Udall Regional Centers. Game times are from 7 to 11 p.m. Call 791-4870 for details.
RUGBY. Oury Park. 600 W. St. Mary's Road. The Tucson Magpies hold open rugby football practice from 6 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday through April. Athletes of all skill levels are welcome. Call 903-2420 or e-mail info@tucsonrugby.com for more information, or visit the team's website at www.tucsonrugby.com.
RUNNERS WANTED. The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society is seeking people who are interested in traveling, improving health and fitness, and making a difference in the lives of others. The Society's Team in Training program is looking for both novice and experienced runners and walkers to run or walk the Chicago Marathon, Dublin Marathon and Cozumel Marathon. For more information call (602) 788-8622 or (800) 568-1372.
ULTIMATE FRISBEE. The Tucson Ultimate Frisbee Club announces free, co-ed pick-up games at Himmel Park, starting about two hours before sunset every Sunday. It also organizes leagues and tournaments throughout the year, and there's a club at the UA for students. All skill levels are welcome. Call Jim at 298-3857, or e-mail jkilleen@u.arizona.edu for information.