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YMCA sports build skills, teamwork and friendships! |
Sports
Did you know that basketball and volleyball were invented by early YMCA leaders?
Our sports programs develop more than skills—they develop character. We offer a variety of programs for youth, including league sports and martial arts. Instructors and coaches—often volunteers and including many parents—emphasize teamwork, cooperation, and developing good values.
For more information, please call (408) 351-6309.
Year-round Sports
With our year-round sports brochure we are currently enrolling participants in winter, spring and summer athletic leagues. Winter is our most popular league and space is limited! Teams will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. We will do our best to honor special requests but cannot guarantee practice nights or coaches. Register TODAY!
Every youth is a winner! Y-Sports are for youth who want the opportunity to play in organized sports. Skill development, participation, teamwork, and having fun are stressed in this non-competitive program. Participants will be placed on teams ensuring that everyone plays and that all teams have equal ability. Volunteer coaches and officials are needed to make this program successful. Each season includes: practices, eight games, medal, picture day, and an end of the season potluck and award ceremony.
The Eight Pillars of YMCA Youth Sports are what set us apart from other youth sports programs:
Pillar One:
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Everyone Belongs |
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Pillar Five:
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Positive Competition |
Pillar Two:
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Everyone Plays |
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Pillar Six:
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Family Involvement |
Pillar Three:
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Safety First |
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Pillar Seven:
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Sports for All |
Pillar Four:
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Fair Play |
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Pillar Eight:
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Sports for Fun |
The Central YMCA offers year-round indoor basketball league and cheerleading as well as flag football (Fall), indoor soccer (Spring), and t-ball. Scholarships are available for those who qualify. For more information, please call (408) 351-6309.
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2010 Spring Youth Basketball Schedule PDF
Schedules for 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, and 11-12 year old leagues. |
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Little Sportsters
(3 - 6 years)
Little Sportsters emphasizes skill development, self-esteem, fair play and fun while teaching the fundamentals of sports. The whole family is involved in this program! Don't miss this excellent opportunity to introduce your child to sports without the complexity of league play in a 45-minute class. Includes shirt, recognition and end of season celebration. |
Little Hitters T-Ball
(3 - 4 years and 5 - 6 years)
America's pastime begins at the YMCA. This program will encourage development of hitting, throwing and base running, while having fun. Seven week session.
Little Hoopsters Basketball
(3 - 4 years and 5 - 6 years)
Our players learn the skills necessary for basketball while gaining confidence in passing, dribbling and shooting in a family-oriented, fun atmosphere. Seven week session.
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Little Kickers Soccer
(3 - 4 years and 5 - 6 years)
Soccer is the most popular sport in the world. Enjoy our program with an emphasis on skill development and fun. Seven week sessions on Saturdays. |
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Youth Sports - Girls & Boys
(7 - 12 years)
Every youth is a winner! Y-Sports are for youth who want the opportunity to play organized sports. Skill development, participation and teamwork are stressed in these programs. Volunteer coaches and officials are needed to make this program successful. Partial scholarships available. Contact the Sports Director at (408) 351-6330 for more information. |
Basketball (co-ed divisions)
(7 - 9 years and 9 - 12 years)
Basketball is a YMCA invention. Join us for our most popular sports league! Basketball leagues throughout the year.
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Youth Handball (co-ed divisions)
(7-9 years and 9-12 years)
Handball has been described as the "perfect game" It combines cardiovascular fitness, total body exercise, finesse and skill. Most importantly, it is an activity that can be learned and perfected at any age. This is a monthly program with 1 hour of practice during the week and 2 hours of "tournament" style play on Saturdays.
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Teen Sports |
Teen Basketball (co-ed divisions)
(13 - 16 years)
Basketball starts in the fall and runs year round. All games are indoors. We introduce competitive play with referees and clock. We emphasize all aspects of sport: conditioning, strategy, leadership and character development. Teens can also volunteer for assistant coaching, refereeing (younger divisions) as well as game and clock management. |
Teen Handball (co-ed division)
(12-16 years)
Handball has been described as the "perfect game" It combines cardiovascular fitness, total body exercise, finesse and skill. Most importantly, it is an activity that can be learned and perfected at any age. This is a monthly program with 1 hour of practice during the week and 2 hours of "tournament" style play on Saturdays. |
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