Volunteer Coaches and Program 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 (pdf.) form must be completed and returned to the Athletic Program Supervisor before you are eligible to participate in any adult league game.

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Classes / Instructional Programs

Fishing Clinics

C.L.A.S.S. Soccer
Volleyball Class

Tennis - Adult Beginner
Tennis - Adult Intermediate
Tennis - Youth Beginner
Tennis - Junior Intermediate

Soccer For Kids Sake Clinics

Sports Official Development Program

Drop-In/Open Play

Volleyball Drop-In

Tournaments

Horseshoe Tournament - Summer Fling
Horseshoe Tournament - Hot Stob

Special Events

NFL Punt, Pass & Kick

REC CONNECT -"On Line Registration link"

Participants learn football skills, fundamentals, and techniques. Team practice 2-4 times per week and compete in league games with other area organizations. Practices begin August 1st and the season lasts through late October or early November. Weight limits exist for all teams. Birth Certificate due prior to first practice.

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

Season: August 1st through late October or early November.

Pee Wee League for youth ages 7-8 as of August 1, 2009. Teams will practice 3-4 times per week. Games begin in early September and through late October or early November. Games occur on Saturdays.

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Mite League for youth ages 9-10 as of August 1, 2009. Teams will practice 3-4 times per week. Games begin in early September and through late October or early November. Games occur on Saturdays.

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Mite League for youth ages 9-10 as of August 1, 2009. Teams will practice 3-4 times per week. Games begin in early September and through late October or early November. Games occur on Saturdays.

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

Season: late August (formation of teams) into mid October (completion of playing season - A, AA, AAA)

Pee Wee League for youth ages 6-8 as of August 31, 2009. Teams will practice twice a week. Games begin in mid September and run into mid October. Games played mostly Friday's or Saturday's.

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Mite League for youth ages 9-10 as of August 31, 2009. Teams will practice twice a week. Games begin in mid September and run into mid October. Games played mostly Friday's and Saturday's.

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Minor League for youth ages 11-12 as of August 31, 2009. Teams will practice twice a week. Games begin in mid September and run into mid October. Games played mostly Friday's and Saturday's.

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Let's play some ball! Games only, no practice, drop in format during the lazy days of summer. Great way to play with neighborhood friends in a community setting!

Games are played on the following days: Tuesday's and Thursday's - 9am first pitch

6535 July 14 and 16
6536 July 21 and 23
6537 July 28 and 30

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This adult co-ed fall league plays on Monday & Wednesday events at Hank Anderson Community Park. Teams will play 1-2 games per week. League play begins in mid-August and continues through mid-November. League registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis until the league registration deadline (August 7) or when the league fills. Participants are drafted onto teams by volunteer team captains based on observation and a self-evaluation form completed by each participant. All registrations must be received no later than Friday, August 7 by 5:00pm.

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All participants are required to complete a self-evaluation form. This form will be used to aid team captains when selecting teams.

Once the form is completed and submitted to the Recreation Supervisor, the information for all League participants will be compiled and sent to the team captains. If you have any questions, please contact Charles Harrington

Here is a copy of the Ultimate Fall League Self Evaluation Form (pdf.) for those that would like to print and complete the form and return it directly to the Recreation and Parks Office.

The Adult Player Contract Form (pdf.) will also need to be printed, completed and signed and returned directly to the Recreation and Parks Office.

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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 August 1, 2009. Team Representatives must be at least 18 years of age. Registration is accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis.

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Learn about different fishing equipment, techniques, sites and regulations. You may even meet a fishing buddy or two! Supplies furnished. Bring a pole if you have one. Parents welcome. Call-in registration required - 918-7364.

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A class designed to introduce the fundamentals of soccer to the participant and parent. Instructor guides both the child and parent in understanding the skills of passing, dribbling, trapping, and shooting. Parent and child will be encouraged to practice the skills learned at home. Parent participation is a major part of this program.

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Catch the craze that is Volleyball! This class is designed to introduce and work on the fundamentals of volleyball. Instructors guide the participant in understanding the skills of bumping, setting, spiking, and blocking.

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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, you can also benefit if you've had some previous experience. There will be time for individual attention. You can practice with other students after/between classes. Bring a racquet.

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For tennis players who have developed all the basic tennis skills after sufficient practice. 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 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.

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Learn tennis in a fast and fundamentally sound way, just like the best pros have. We'll learn to play so you can practice with friends and family. Discover the feeling, the rhythm, and improvisational movements of tennis. Competitive games help build confidence and motivation to improve. By cooperating in a group we help each other learn and value the enjoyment of the game. There will be time for some individual attention and you can ask questions. No experience or some experience welcome. Learn new possibilities and swing into action. Bring a racquet.

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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. 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 and make smart choices for how to improve. We will have practice drills and games that are challenging and will provide tools for practicing on your own. Expect some surprises. Find new playing partners.

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All participants are required to complete an additional waiver form from The Soccer For Kids Sake Organization.

Once the form is completed please submitted to the Recreation Supervisor, Dana Hughes.If you have any questions, please contact Dana Hughes

Date: May 17

May 31

June 7

Time: 2pm - 3pm (ages 4-6)

3pm - 4pm (ages 7-9)

4pm - 5pm (ages 10-12)

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Introduction to Sports Officiating

Are you a teen interested in becoming a sports official? If you are interested in learning more about the basics of sports officiating then this program is for you. Sports officiating offers individuals a variety of potential opportunities such as part-time employment, a means of staying in shape, a way to learn more about the game and a way to stay connected to a sport past your playing days. This program is designed to introduce individuals to the various sports officiating positions available in the area and the basics of what it takes to become a good official. Pre-registration is required.

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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 welcomed to attend. Play is held each Tuesday & Thursday evening during the session.

Participants should contact the Recreation and Parks Department (918-7364) for specific scheduling information. Ages are 16 & Up, but participants 15 & Under may attend if accompanied by an adult.

Registration is taken on site each night.

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The third of a four-tournament series in which points are accumulated for year-end awards. Trophies will be given for each individual tournament. Interested patrons should contact the Recreation Department on the format of this series. The two remaining singles tournaments will be held in August and October. New pitchers are welcomed to attend! A, B, and C Divisions (more divisions added as needed).

Registration is taken on site the day of the event between 8:30am-9:30am. Tournament play will begin by 10:00am.

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The fourth of a four-tournament series in which points are accumulated for year-end awards. Trophies will be given for each individual tournament. Interested patrons should contact the Recreation Department on the format of this series. The remaining singles tournament will be held in October. New pitchers are welcomed to attend! A, B, and C Divisions (more divisions added as needed).

Registration is taken on site the day of the event between 8:30am-9:30am. Tournament play will begin by 10:00am.

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The NFL Punt, Pass & Kick Competition allows participants to showcase their talents in punting, passing and placekicking with scores based on distance and accuracy. The top finishers of each age group will advance to a Section competition. The top five scores from the pool of Sectional champions will advance to the Team Championship held at Ericcson Stadium, Home of the Carolina Panthers.

Youth Ages: (Ages as of December 31st, 2009)
5781 Ages 8-9 - Male
5782 Ages 8-9 - Female
5783 Ages 10-11 - Male
5784 Ages 10-11 - Female
5785 Ages 12-13 - Male
5786 Ages 12-13 - Female
5787 Ages 14-15 - Male
5788 Ages 14-15 - Female

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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"