Volunteer Coaches and Prorgam Staff Welcome.....
Many of our youth programs are dependent upon the participation of volunteers as team coaches and leaders. Anyone interested should complete a Volunteer Service Application. These forms are available at the Recreation and Parks offices, 100 North Greensboro Street and also on this web site. Spectators Welcome...
Throughout the year, you are invited to visit any sports facility and enjoy the games in progress! Admission is free! It is not only a fun outing, it is also a way to get younger children interested in a sport. For more information on leagues and schedules, call 918-7364.

NOTE: The Adult League Player Contract form must be completed and returned to the Athletic Program Supervisor before you are eligible to participate in any adult league game.

Table of Contents:

• Pee Wee League
• Mite League
• Minor League
• Middle School Baseball League

Girls Volleyball League

Girls Field Hockey League

Classes / Instructional Programs

C.L.A.S.S. Basketball
C.L.A.S.S. Baseball

Tennis Classes

• Tennis - Adult Beginner
• Tennis - Adult Intermediate
• Tennis - Youth Beginner
• Tennis - Junior Intermediate
• Tennis - Lunchtime Beginner
• Tennis - Lunchtime Intermediate
• Tennis - Fitness

Drop In Programs

Volleyball Drop-In

Special Events

Parent - Child Basketball Shootout

Tournaments

Horseshoe Tournament - Spring Open

New Classes / Instructional Programs

Adult Basketball Class
Sunday Baseball Pitching Clinics

REC CONNECT -"On Line Registration link"

This adult co-ed league plays on Tuesday & Thursday evenings at Hank Anderson Community Park. Teams will play 1-2 games per week. Regular-season to be followed by a double-elimination tournament.

A total of 8-10 teams will be accepted. Players participating on teams must be at least 16 years of age by April 1st, 2010. Team Representatives must be at least 18 years of age. Registration is accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis.

5799

Return to Table of Contents

This adult co-ed league plays on late Sunday afternoons and early evenings. Teams will play 1-2 games per week. Regular-season to be followed by a tournament.

A total of 4 teams will be accepted. Players participating on teams must be at least 16 years of age by January 1st, 2010. Team Representatives must be at least 18 years of age. Registration is accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis.

7376

Return to Table of Contents

Registration Information:
Begins Tuesday, January 5th for Carrboro residents (8:30am) at the Carrboro Century Center. Begins Wednesday, January 6th for non-Carrboro residents (8:30am) at the Carrboro Century Center.

Openings are accepted on a first come – first serve basis. Registration forms must be completed and signed by a parent or guardian.

If the youth baseball player is (1) new to the program, or (2) moving up to a new age group, or (3) wishes to re-enter the draft, please us this link to complete a Team Placement Request Form.

Once the form is completed and submitted-the program coordinator will be contacting you to confirm your child's team placement time. If you have any questions- please contact Craig Wolfe

Here is a copy of the Team Placement Request Form (pdf.)for those that would like to complete the form and return it directly to the Recreation and Parks Office

Pee Wee League for youth ages 6-8 as of August 31, 2009. Teams will practice once a week (Monday-Thursday) during the evening hours and Saturday during the day beginning in mid March. Games begin in mid April and run into early June.

7286

Return to Table of Contents

Mite League for youth ages 9-10 as of August 31, 2009. Teams will practice once a week (Monday-Thursday) during the evening hours and Saturday during the day beginning in mid March. Games begin in mid April and run into early June.

7287

Return to Table of Contents

Midget League for youth ages 11-12 as of August 31, 2009. Teams will practice once a week (Monday-Thursday) during the evening hours and Saturday during the day beginning in mid March. Games begin in mid April and run into early June.

7288

Return to Table of Contents

Junior League for youth ages 13-14 as of August 31, 2009. Registration will be accepted on a first come - first serve basis with participants being placed primarily onto teams by school attended. If there are not enough registrants to form a school team (13 players max), players will be added based on talent through player evaluations. Registration forms must be completed and signed by a parent or guardian.

School players are encouraged to participate as teams are formed to keep teammates together beyond the school playing season! Initial games will be played around the school schedule and will extend beyond the school season.

7368

Return to Table of Contents

Girls will learn various volleyball skills and fundamentals through practice and games in a league setting. Teams will practice on Monday's and/or Wednesday's during the evening hours with an occasional Saturday or Sunday beginning in mid March. Games begin in mid April and run into late May. Games are played mostly on Sunday afternoons.

(Ages 10-13 as of August 31, 2009)

Registration begins: Tuesday, January 5th

7304

If the youth volleyball player is (1) new to the program, or (2) wishes to re-enter the draft, please us this link to complete a Team Placement Request Form.

Once the form is completed and submitted-the program coordinator will be contacting you to confirm your child's team placement time. If you have any questions- please contact Craig Wolfe

Here is a copy of the Team Placement Request Form (pdf.)for those that would like to complete the form and return it directly to the Recreation and Parks Office

Return to Table of Contents

The Girls Field Hockey League will be entering its 15th Season. Early registration is encouraged. Girls will learn various field hockey skills and fundamentals through practices and games in a league setting. Teams will practice one time per week with 1-2 games per week. Practices begin in late February. Games begin late March or early April.

5763

If the youth volleyball player is (1) new to the program, or (2) wishes to re-enter the draft, please us this link to complete a Team Placement Request Form.

Once the form is completed and submitted-the program coordinator will be contacting you to confirm your child's team placement time. If you have any questions- please contact Charles Harrington

Here is a copy of the Team Placement Request Form (pdf.)for those that would like to complete the form and return it directly to the Recreation and Parks Office

Return to Table of Contents

A class designed to introduce the fundamentals of basketball to the participant and parent. Instructor guides both the child and parent in understanding the skills of passing, catching, dribbling, and shooting. Parent and child will be encouraged to practice the skills learned at home. Parent participation is a major part of this program. Registration begins Tuesday, January 5th (Age as of start of class).

Instructor: Frank Camp

7281

Return to Table of Contents

A class designed to introduce the fundamentals of baseball to the participant and parent. Instructor guides both the child and parent in understanding the skills of throwing, catching, fielding, and hitting. Parent and child will be encouraged to practice the skills learned at home. Parent participation is a major part of this program. Registration begins Tuesday, January 5th (Age as of start of class).

7280

Return to Table of Contents

Beginner and Intermediate tennis lessons are offered throughout the year. These lessons will teach participants the fundamentals of tennis including proper grips, ground strokes, serves and volleys. Classes will be on the courts at Wilson Park. Please pre-register with the Recreation and Parks Department.

Instructor: Ron Rundin

Learn fundamentally sound tennis based on the methods used by the most advanced players and teachers. Easy to learn progressions bring fast results with regular practice. You will learn an all court game with emphasis on movement, rhythm and being in the moment. Although designed for beginners, experienced players can also benefit from this class. There will be time for individual attention. You can practice with other students after/between classes. Bring a racquet.

6907

Return to Table of Contents

For tennis players with well developed skills in some areas of tennis. At the least, you are fairly consistent playing at a medium pace, and you can play with some placement and variety. With stroke and fitness drills and individual instruction, you will improve on your skills and learn to use spin, ball control, and team work in doubles. Error detection and correction will help smooth out the rough edges. Self-awareness, understanding professional strokes, and developing your own style will be emphasized. More advanced players are welcome as well. Students may continue to practice together after/between classes.

6908

Return to Table of Contents

Learn tennis in a fast, yet easy and fundamentally sound way, just like the best pros have. Lessons will help your practice with friends and family. Discover the feeling, the rhythm, and improvisational movements of tennis. Competitive games help build confidence and motivation to improve. Cooperative games build support for each other and enjoyment of the game. There will be some individual attention and time for questions. No experience or some experience welcome. Swing into action. Bring a racquet.

6914

Return to Table of Contents

To enroll in this class you need to have developed all of the 'basic' skills so you can rally with some consistency. Continue to develop your tennis game by learning to swing like the pros and adjust to your own level. Learn to hit with variety, spins, and with game know-how. Stroke correction will help remove weaknesses and build confidence. Develop the ability to observe your own play, improve, and make the most of your skills.

6909

Return to Table of Contents

Learn fundamentally sound tennis based on the teaching methods that provide strokes like the pros, and encourage improved fitness.Meet new players and practice game situations that help you get the most from your play.
You will learn an all court game with emphasis on movement, rhythm and being in the moment. Although
designed for beginners, you can also benefit if you've had some previous experience. There will be time for individual
attention.

6910 March 9 - March 25

6911 April 13 - April 29

Return to Table of Contents

For tennis players who have developed all the basic tennis skills. At the least, you are fairlyconsistent playing at a medium pace, and you can play with some placement and variety. With emphasis on modern strokes, fitness drills, game situations, you will learn to use spin, ball control, and team work in doubles. Error detection and correction will help smooth out the rough edges. Self-awareness, understanding professional strokes, and developing your own style will be emphasized. More advanced players are welcome as well.

6912 March 9 - March 25

6913 April 13 - April 29

Return to Table of Contents

In this indoor class, you will develop the physical fitness, movements, techniques, and mental focus to play tennis in the "Zone". Effective and holistic techniques and movements are based on the "feel" and the successful games of top tennis players. Exercises will be adjusted to your level of tennis skill and physical fitness, aimed at improving flexibility, strength, endurance, and relaxation. Although the class is devoted to learning tennis specific skills/movements, anyone can benefit from this class. The fitness workout is derived from yoga, Pilates, tai chi, dance, and other disciplines that Ron Rudin (PTR certified tennis pro) has practiced for many years. Fun, musical, and creative. You will need a tennis racquet (loaners available).

7375

Return to Table of Contents

The Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department Drop-In programs allow participants the opportunity to play in an informal setting and to meet others of similar sporting interest . Groups are welcome to attend.

Return to Table of Contents

A team consisting of a child and his/her parent/guardian will compete against other teams (of similar youth age). Teams will compete in various basketball skills for points. A great opportunity for a family to compete and have fun with the sport of basketball. Registration begins Tuesday, January 5th.

Note: Ages are as of event date.

7282 Ages 7-8
7283 Ages 9-10
7284 Ages 11-12

Return to Table of Contents

The first of a four-tournament series in which points are accumulated for year-end awards. Trophies will be given for each individual tournament. Multiple divisions will be offered. Registration for each tournament is taken on site from 8:30am-9:30am. Tournament play will begin at 10:00am. Interested pitchers should contact the Recreation and Parks Department on the format of the series. Experienced youth participants are welcome to attend.

Return to Table of Contents

A class designed to introduce the fundamentals of basketball for adults. The instructor will guide the participant in understanding the skills and various aspects of the game played on the hard wood.
Registration begins Tuesday, January 5th.

Instructor: Frank Camp

7316

Location: To Be Announced

Return to Table of Contents

Work on those pitching fundamentals! Former, UNC-Greensboro pitcher and current Minor leaguer Pat Currin will lead instruction on the fundamentals of pitching. Focus will be on developing skills in an effort throw strikes with consistency. Registration begins Tuesday, January 5th (Age as of start of class).

7312 - February 21 (9-10 year olds)
7313 - February 21 (11-12 year olds)
7314 - February 28 (9-10 year olds)
7315 - February 28 (11-12 year olds)

Location: To Be Announced

Return to Table of Contents

GET INVOLVED
Much of the vitality of life in Carrboro is due to the active involvement of citizens in the community. Volunteers of all ages regularly share their talents, skills, and ideas by planning or assisting with large events, serving on town advisory boards, or coaching a youth sports team. While some activities require the contribution of many hours others call for only a few hours of time. Not only can you share your talents, you can have fun, make new friends and discover more about your town.

"INVEST IN OUR COMMUNITY - BY LENDING A HELPING HAND"