Welcome
The Y is the starting point for many youth to learn about becoming and staying active, and developing healthy habits they'll carry with them throughout their lives. The benefits are far greater than just physical health. Whether it's gaining the confidence that comes from learning to play a sport or building the positive relationships that lead to good sportsmanship and teamwork, participating in sports at the Y is about building the whole child, from the inside out.
Our Mission
When kids play sports, they develop skills beyond the field. Through healthy competition, kids can discover their personal best, have fun and be a part of a team. Modeling fairness, cooperation and hard work, our volunteer coaches recognize achievements, large and small, and understand that winning isn't just about the score. By playing sports, kids and their families feel a sense of belonging that comes from a community gathering together to cheer on their team.
Our Philosophy
Like many youth sports programs, volunteer coaches lead players through drills and games that build skills, develop coordination and enhance a love of the game. But what makes us special is our philosophy. We make sure everyone participates. The YMCA Youth Sports philosophy is based on equal participation, fun, skill development, physical fitness, teamwork, sportsmanship, family involvement and volunteer leadership
Fall Indoor Soccer
Our Indoor Soccer League delivers the ultimate indoor soccer experience for all youth. This program encourages multiple touches on the ball and promote quick decision-making and even quicker reaction times. For boys and girls, ages 3 to grade 6.
Winter Basketball
This is a recreational basketball league designed for youth to have fun while learning sportsmanship, as well as basketball rules and skills. Games are played with age appropriate equipment and lower hoops for the younger kids. For boys and girls, grades K-9.
Spring Outdoor Soccer
Take the fun outdoors this spring! This sport provides players with skill building activities in a variety of subjects such as passing, dribbling, shooting, and defense. For boys and girls, ages 3 – 14.
Spring Basketball
Our spring basketball league emphasizes fundamental skills such as passing, dribbling, defense and participation. The spring league is designed to be an opportunity for boys and girls to continue their growth, abilities, & skills development in the game of basketball. For boys and girls, grades K-9.
Spring Flag Football
Y Flag Football is all about fun, fitness, and developing football skills. Flag football is a growing alternative to full contact football that teaches basic skills and concepts of the game. Our league is designed to introduce young athletes to the game while providing a safe environment to grow in the sport. For boys and girls, ages 6-13.
Spring Volleyball
Our volleyball league is designed to develop fundamental skills while emphasizing teamwork, strategy, and sportsmanship. The focus of the league is to have fun, meet new friends and play in a non-competitive environment. For boys and girls, grades 4-9.
Summer Ball Tball/Coach Pitch
Here is your kids chance to put on a hat and glove and give America’s favorite pastime a try. Our summer ball program will focus on the fundamentals of t-ball/baseball such as throwing, catching, hitting and base running. For boys and girls, ages 3-8.
Fall Floor Hockey
The YMCA Floor Hockey Program is open to members and non members from Kindergarten to 6th grade. From basic puch work and shooting to successful stickhandling and passing techniques, kids have a great time learning floor hockey fundamentals at the Y. In this comprehensive program, kids progress from the basics to more advanced techniques as they master each level in a safe environment.
Itty Bitty Sports
We are committed to providing a fun, educational first sports experience for your child. Our Itty Bitty Sports program introduces children and their parents to the games, rules and fundamental skills for sports such as soccer, basketball and floor hockey. Our program also concentrates on teaching sportsmanship, positive competition and building positive relationships between participants. For boys and girls, ages 3-4.