(6-12 yrs.) Enjoy the best sports and PE games ever invented. Baroody campers will chose from knockout, extreme kickball, handball, capture the flag, modified dodgeball, ultimate frisbee, floor hockey and soccer. Campers will be motivated to compete with high effort and a positive attitude towards self and others.

(7-12 yrs.) US9 Baseball offers an instructional camp designed to teach both fundamentals and advanced skills. In addition to daily scrimmage games and trivia contests, all campers receive instruction on pitching, hitting, baserunning, fielding, game situations, rules and sportsmanship. Rec Center camps may include afternoon swim break.

(6-12 yrs.) Join One on One Basketball for a unique camp where focus includes basketball and other sports such as soccer, kickball, fun ball and flag tag. Camp includes an afternoon swim break.

(7-12 yrs.) A combination of positive, energetic and fundamentals-based coaching through daily games. Learn and refine skills with One on One Basketball coaches. Bring a swimsuit/towel for an afternoon swim break. No camp December 24, 25 and January 1.

(6-12 yrs.) This JST camp gives your young athlete a chance to try out a different sport every day: basketball, flag football, soccer, baseball and tennis. Camps includes an afternoon swim break. No camp December 24, 25 and January 1.

(6-13 yrs.) Overtime Athletics delivers all the classics (basketball, soccer, flag football, kickball) with a unique competitive twist. Campers rotate through two core sports in the morning and one in the afternoon, earning points for their “squad” in skill stations, mini-games, and scrimmages. Teams track their progress, competing for daily awards like Hustle, Sharp Shooter, or Playmaker. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon pool break. No camp December 24 and 25.

(6-12 yrs.) Players learn the fundamental skills of basketball and flag football. Develop a love for both sports as camp includes confidence building drills and matches incorporating skills learned. Activities include dribble tag, hot seat and ultimate knockout. Bring lunch, drink and swimsuit/towel for afternoon swim break.

(6-12 yrs.) Athletes will learn the rules and essential skills of baseball, soccer, basketball and flag football, along with vital life lessons such as sportsmanship, inclusion and teamwork. Each camper receives an award certificate and Skyhawks t-shirt. Rec Center campers bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon pool break. No camp December 25, 25 and January 1.

(7-12 yrs.) Join One on One for a unique camp where participants will be taught basic pickleball skills and technique. Activities will include drills, contests and daily games. Participants will divide the day between Pickleball and other games and sports. The sports portion of camp will focus on developing individual skills and team concepts such as teamwork and sportsmanship in a non-competitive environment. Bring swimsuit/towel for an afternoon swim break.

(6-13 yrs.) Blend the excitement of sports with the creativity of coding with Overtime Athletics. Campers rotate between high-energy games like relays, agility challenges, and obstacle courses, and hands-on coding projects using Scratch — where they build animations, games, and puzzles. Team-based “Mission Runs” tie the two worlds together, as campers complete physical challenges to unlock coding clues. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon pool break. No camp January 1.

(7-13 yrs.) US9 Softball offers an instructional softball camp designed to teach both fundamentals and advanced skills. In addition to daily scrimmage games and trivia contests, all campers receive instruction on pitching, hitting, baserunning, fielding, game situations, rules and sportsmanship. Groups and teams will be created by age and/or prior experience with a goal to build camper confidence.

(10-13 yrs.) For the sports lover, future team General Manager, sports team owner or ESPN analyst, this unique Spark Business Academy program helps campers view the world of sports from a business perspective. Campers participate in mock drafts for various sports and analyze different sports topics including player contracts, college sports, NIL, endorsements, the Nike vs Under Armour competition, sports agents, the Super Bowl, and e-sport. No camp January 1.

(6-13 yrs.) A high-energy rotation through basketball, soccer, flag football, and volleyball, woven together with fundamental movement, agility, and teamwork with WBG Sports & Fitness Instructors. Campers sample multiple sports through daily skill stations and friendly games in a structured, inclusive setting. Ideal for first-time campers and multi-sport athletes alike, it builds coordination, confidence, and sportsmanship. No camp December 24, 25 and January 1.

(6-13 yrs.) In this camp directed by Coach Sam, play a variety of sports such as basketball, flag football, soccer and track in this fast-paced, high-energy camp. Appropriate for boys and girls of all skill/experience levels. Bring swimsuit/towel for an afternoon swim break. No camp January 1.

(6-13 yrs) Athletes in this Overtime Athletics camp will play soccer, basketball, flag football, floor hockey and wiffle-ball. Campers will take part in a variety of competitions and fundamental drill work. This camp also features a skills competition to give campers an opportunity to find which skills they need to improve to make them a more complete player.