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RECREATION CENTER NEWS SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS s' f L `,sue ,...00041 he Recreation Center has a variety of summer sports T camps for your kids.These camps offer the chance for Recreation & m your kids to learn something new or improve their skills in a Senior Services specific area. For complete information or to register, please visit www.louisvillerecreation.com or call Ture Nycum at Check out our new web site with 303.335.4909. online information and registration at Coyote Soccer Camp, ages 6-10 www.louisvillerecreation.corn. Camp LAX(Lacrosse),grades 1-High School Rocky Hockey Inline Alliance Camp,grades 1-6 YOUTH ANNUAL PASS SPECIAL Skyhawks Volleyball, ages 7-14 Skyhawks Basketball, ages 5-14 a`la� ive the kids an opportunity to recreate this summer! Skyhawks Baseball, ages 6-12 `sii Your youth, ages 13-18, can join the Recreation g Center for$99 for Louisville residents and$125 for non- Skyhawks Flag Football, ages 6-11 ' F residents. Fees must be paid in full and are non-refundable. Skyhawks Lacrosse, ages 7-14 Passes are valid for one year from purchase date and can be used at the Recreation Center and at Memory Square Pool! TRACK & FIELD CAMPS SUMMER ADVENTURE DAY CAMP AGES 7-18 There are still a handful of spots available for day Introduction Program camp (ages 5-11) this summer, mostly Tuesday/ C ome out and practice various track events includ Thursday openings. Camp runs in one week sessions,June ing sprints, distance runs,jumping and throwing. 12-August 11, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM. Please call Mandy Perera This track program will provide its participants with fun and at 303.335.4902 or stop by the registration desk for more encouraging events to develop skills and sportsmanship.Ath information. letes will have the opportunity to compete in all track and field events. ell, CREATIVE EXPLORERS Practices will be on Tuesday and Thurs- day mornings from 8:30— 10:00 AM at ._ your children's mind soar!Your child (ages 3-5) will Centaurus High School,June 13 July 6 J ,et be pat of an amazing summer adventure through (no practice on July 4th). Coaching staff imagination and play, keeping those summer humdrums will help participants establish running away! Keep the fun and learning alive this summer with any times and jumping/throwing distances. of our two-week sessions that begin on June 14. Classes are Staff will monitor performance throughout Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30— 10:00 AM at the Rec- the program and help participants improver y ' reation Center. Each session is $44. For more information, on their times and distances. please call Mandy Perera at 303.335.4902. Step-up Program SUMMER SWIM LESSONS Interested in competing in Track and Field?Join the club!We will be working on goal setting and training T essons are more fun than ever,with our new"mini in the event of your choice. Our excellent coaching staff will Lswim meet"we now have at the end of each ses- help develop each track participant and help set personal sion, including GAMES AND PRIZES! Show off the skills goals. Participants can then test their abilities at local`all- you have learned during class while enjoying some friendly comers' (schedules to be determined). competition.All class levels and times are offered, Parent/Tot Practices will be on Tuesday and Thursday mornings through Adult classes; mornings, evenings,weekends. New from 8:30— 10:00 AM at Monarch High School,July 11- classes include Junior swimmer and Parent/Child. It will be a August 17. Fee includes singlet and shorts for competitions. great summer, sign up on-line or at the Recreation Center. Meet fees may be an additional cost. Please call Janet Cole at 303.335.4927 for information. June July 2006 6