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Kids as young as 3 have the opportunity to be active, build confidence, learn new skills and make new friends in sports at the Y. Youth sports are a fun and engaging way to learn important life lessons, including positive competition, fair play, the value of participation over winning, team-building, positive self-image and respect for others.

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Sports are one way the Y nurtures the potential of youth and teens. Youth sports provide a structured opportunity for kids to learn the game, improve technique, stay active, build social skills, gain confidence and develop leadership while taking into consideration the latest public health guidelines for a safe environment. The focus is on teamwork in a positive environment where everyone plays and everyone is a part of the team.

Now Open for Registration: Winter Flag Football and Bitty Sports

Make a Difference - Be a Coach

Become a coach at the Y

Help kids find their strengths and advance their skills by becoming a volunteer coach! Training is provided.

FAST TWITCH FITNESS:
SPEED AND AGILITY CLASS FOR YOUTH ATHLETES

Fast Twitch Fitness is a sports performance group training program for youth ages 10 to 18. It focuses on sprint mechanics, both front side and backside, proper force absorption and force production and change of direction that applies in all sports.

YMCA Challenger Sports

Kids of all abilities have the opportunity to play sports with Y Challenger. Through baseball, basketball, bowling, flag football, soccer, tennis and fitness, ages 4-30 with special needs can stay active, learn teamwork and build confidence.

Y Members Save on Sports

Y members save up to 50% on youth and Bitty sports! Not a member? Sign up online now and save on your sports registration!

Make a Gift

As a nonprofit, mission-driven organization, the Y strives to turn no one away because of the inability to pay program registration fees. Your gift to the Y’s annual campaign gives provides financial assistance to make sure all kids who want to play sports at the Y - regardless of their background or their family’s resources - can be part of a team.