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PARKS & RECREATIO WS 1111 NITE AT THE REC 4th.Practice begins March 19th and games start April 7th. The Nite at the Rec spring session starts January 26th and goes through May 4th (no Nite at the Rec on February 16th, ADULT SPORTS March 30th and April 13th).We'll have some great theme Beginner Running-This class will focus on the brand new nights and fun activities(inflatables,swimming,sports, runner.Class will always run inside at the Louisville Recre- dancing,raffle prizes and more!)on Friday nights for 3rd-6th ation Center.Coached by Erin Watson.January 8th-Febru- graders.For more information,check out our Spring 2018 ary 21st,Mondays and Wednesdays 6:30-7:15 am.Fee$98. catalog online at www.LouisvilleRecreation.com,the City's Register at www.LouisvilleRecreation.com. website at www.LouisvilleCO.gov/NiteattheRec or contact Peggy Jones at 303.335.4920 or PeggyJ@LouisvilleCO.gov. AQUATICS YOUTH SPORTS Louisville Recreation Center will offer the following American Red Cross classes:Adult&Pediatric CPR/AED/FA,a blended Denver Nuggets Skill Challenge-January 28th at Louisville online instruction class.2.5 hours of self-lead study using Elementary School.Free to girls and boys ages 7- 14.7/8 an online program and 1 hour of classroom skills demon- year-olds at 9 am,9/10 year-olds at 9:30 am, 11/12 year-olds stration.We also offer lifeguard classes for$35.Please see at 10 am and 13/14 year-olds at 10:30 am.Compete in drib- upcoming Winter catalog for more information. bling,passing and shooting. Winter Basketball-Registration is currently being taken. FATHER & DAUGHTER DANCE Leagues for both boys and girls,3rd 12th grade.Early Tulip Twist,Father&Daughter Dance-Ages 3-8, February registration ends December 11th.Practice begins January 3rd from 3:30 4:30 pm at the Louisville Center for the Arts. 8th with games starting January 20th and ending March 3rd. A magical afternoon,including a live DJ,crafts,light refresh- Volunteer coaches are needed. ments and many smiles.Formal to semi-formal attire encour- Junior Jammers Basketball-January 22nd for boys and aged.$10 per person.Register at www.LouisvilleRecreation. girls in 1st and 2nd grade.Monday and Wednesday or Tues- corn. day and Thursday nights for 45 minutes starting at 6 pm.This is an introductory league for young basketball players.The SENIOR SERVICES hoops will be lowered to 8 feet.For more information,please contact 303.335.4909. Louisville Senior Services offers a wide variety of classes and activities including day trips,special events,drop-in activi- Sports Action (Coed)/Sporty Girls(4-6 Years)-This course ties,daily lunch,support groups,community resources,and is designed to introduce your child to the basic rules of much more.Join us for a trip,special event,a fitness class,or sports and exercise.We'll develop your child's athletic and an educational consumer class.That and much more found social skills in our 4-week sessions.January(punt,pass and at www.LouisvilleRecreation.com or call 303.666.7400 for kick/dodge ball),February(flag football/tag games),Febru- more information. ary(hockey camp)and March (gymnastics camp). Racquetball Lessons-Basic skills.Class combines basic rules VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES and fundamentals of racquetball with the skills required for Snowbusters-For seniors 60&over.Assistance with basic competitive play.Ages 7- 14 years-old.January 11th-Febru- ary 1st,Thursdays 4:30 5:15 pm. snow removal for those who meet eligibility criteria.Call Diane at 303.335.4919 or email DianeE@LouisvilleCO.gov. Youth Racquetball League-Class provides supervision and coaching in a league play format.Players participating must Respite Companion Spend two hours a week with an be able to demonstrate understanding of the basic rules and elderly person while the caregiver gets a respite break. fundamentals of racquetball.Ages 8-12 years-old.January Volunteers provide companionship only,no personal care 11th-February 1st,Thursdays 5:15-6:30 pm. provided. Soccer Boys and girls from kindergarten to 8th grade will Low-Income Energy Assistance Program&Heating Plus learn about participation,development of skills and enjoy- Programs-Winter heating assistance available through April ment.Practices will be twice per week,games on Saturdays 30th.Boulder County's Department of Housing&Human with some games played with Lafayette to add to league Services Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) variety.While every effort is made to make up cancellations, will begin accepting applications November 1st for winter not all seven games are guaranteed.Volunteer coaches are heating assistance program.Applications are available at the needed for this program.If you're interested,please contact Louisville Senior Center or for additional information,please Jesse DeGraw at 303.335.4909.Early registration ends March call 1.866.HEAT.HELP(1.866.432.8435). December 2017 • Page 5