The YMCA is where most children receive their first experience with sports in a non-competitive environment. We continue to be that place to nurture the potential of children and provide teamwork opportunities in a fun, supportive way.
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Youth Soccer is an exciting sport combining team play and individual skills. While basic skills of the game are developed through drills and scrimmages, every child learns sportsmanship and values necessary to be successful in life.
Tiny Kickers classes focus on teaching fine motor skills and body control as well as basic skills like passing, trapping, and shooting. The class will also introduce life skills such as teamwork, sportsmanship, and respect as well as fostering a love for the game. Participants and spectators must remain at the field during the duration of the program. Bathrooms are available onsite for participants and spectators (parent/guardians are responsible for child's bathroom visit).
Cost:
- $35 for Members
- $65 for Non-Members
This clinic with progressively teach dribbling, passing, shooting and trapping, as well as beginning soccer strategy. The class will also introduce life skills such as teamwork, sportsmanship, and respect all while focusing on having fun! Children will be separated into age or skill appropriate groups for safety.Bathrooms are available onsite for participants and spectators (parent/guardians are responsible for child's bathroom visit).
Cost:
- $35 for Members
- $65 for Non-Members
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Questions about Youth Sports, please contact our Youth Sports Coordinator, Aria Ludtke: aludtke@whatcomymca.org
YMCA youth sports encourage healthy kids, families and communities by placing a priority on family involvement, positive self– image and a sense of fair play. Through our caring staff and coaches, we help your child develop the skills fundamental not only to play the sport, but also to be successful in the community such as cooperation, commitment, dedication and sportsmanship.