GREELEY Youth Sports Guide

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GREELEY
Youth Sports Guide
th
4nd
EDITION
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For Kids of All Ages
Copyright 2013 The Edge Sports Center, LLC. No part of this document may be copied in any form without written permission.
Dear Greeley Community Member:
The second edition of the Greeley Youth Sports Guide presents a comprehensive summary of the numerous team sports available to Greeley’s youth. This
rich set of athletic opportunities for our future leaders is the result of a true partnership
between the City of Greeley, local non-profit youth sports organizations, Weld
County Government, the University of Northern Colorado, Weld County School
District 6 and local private enterprise. No one organization, public or private, could
possibly offer such a broad variety of programs as described.
Here are some examples of existing partnerships that allow for these opportunities:
. Over the past several years, the partnership between the City and Weld County School District 6 has
grown significantly. The Greeley Recreation Department now organizes and delivers many middle school sports
programs on behalf of Weld County School District 6 including: Tackle Football (grade 7), Volleyball (grades 6 &
7), Soccer (grades 6 - 8) and Basketball (grade 6 & 7). This arrangement avoids overlap and cuts expenses.
. The City’s Recreation Department partners with the University of Northern Colorado every summer to bring
the expertise of UNC’s coaches directly to Greeley athletes at low cost. UNC sports camps are promoted in the
City’s Leisure Connection publications and residents can sign up using the City’s standard registration process.
Last summer, nine UNC camps were offered this way: Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Softball, Tennis,
Wrestling, and Track and Field.
. Joint use of sports facilities developed separately by The City of Greeley and Weld County School District
6 gives both groups of athletes access to capital-intensive facilities that otherwise might not be available.
Examples include Weld County School District 6 HS Swimming, which takes place at the Greeley Recreation
Center, and Weld County School District 6 HS Softball, which takes place at the City’s Youth Sports Complex.
. There are also many partnerships between private enterprise in Greeley and the City’s Recreation
Department. For example, Workout West implements the City’s youth tennis programs and the Greeley/
Loveland Swim Club plays a key role in implementing the City’s youth swimming and diving programs.
My sincere thanks to the Youth Sports Guide’s editor Phil Ebersole for creating this document and
filling it with information on virtually every youth team sport available in Greeley. This required a significant
amount of time, and we all appreciate the effort required to make this community resource a reality.
The programs described in this guide represent a very tangible example of what we like to say about our
city: “Great. From the Ground Up!” Youth sports help our families, our children, and let’s not forget, our local
economy, by providing local jobs and by attracting regional visitors. This is a great community asset that we
plan not only to maintain, but to nurture and improve in the future!
Sincerely
Thomas E. Norton, Mayor
Mayor’s Office - 1000 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80631 - (970) 350-9772 Fax (970) 350-9583
We promise to preserve and improve the quality of life for Greeley through timely, courteous and cost-effective service.
Greeley Youth Sports Guide
From the Editor’s Desk
CONTENTS
Greetings!
Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Thank you for picking up the Second Issue of the Greeley Youth
Sports Guide. This guide was developed as a community resource
for the families of Greeley. Information is included on the approximately
22 youth team sports available in the greater Greeley area, regardless of
whether the sport is offered by a government entity, non-profit organization,
or private enterprise.
Basketball . . . . . . . . . . 6
We hope to give you a ‘jump start’ by answering the following questions:
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What team sports are available for my child’s age?
During what seasons does the sport take place?
What skill and commitment levels are required?
Whom do I contact to get my child involved?
What are the typical registration periods?
Where can I get sports-specific instruction for my child?
How about practice facilities?
Our sincere thanks to the major organizations listed in this guide for their
assistance in assembling the information on each sport available. Without
their help, we could not have produced this guide.
We strive to be as accurate as possible when we put the Youth Sports
Guide together. However, the programs offered – as well as the registration
dates and contact points – are always undergoing some degree of change.
Please check with the organizations listed at the end of each section to make
sure you have the most current details.
BMX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Boxing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Cheerleading . . . . . . . 8
Field Hockey . . . . . . . . 8
Figure Skating . . . . . . . . 9
Football
Flag/Ultimate . . . . . 10
Tackle . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . 12
Ice Hockey . . . . . . . . . 13
InLine Hockey . . . . . . 15
Lacrosse . . . . . . . . . . . . *
Rugby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Softball . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Swimming/Diving . . . 20
Our goal is to update and publish this guide twice a year. Please send
any corrections or suggestions for improvement to the editor at:
[email protected]
We also provide an on-line version of the guide that can be viewed at:
www.edgesportscenter.com/greeleyyouthsports.html
Synchro Swimming . . 19
One last point: volunteers are critical to the successful offering of every
sport in this guide. We encourage you to get actively involved!
X-Country/Track . . . . 25
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Wrestling . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Phil Ebersole
Owner
The Edge Sports Center, LLC
4450 Denrose Court
Fort Collins, CO 80524
970.472.0048
www.edgesportscenter.com
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* There is no local program for this sport. Please visit the Edge Sports Center’s home page and click on
the Fort Collins Youth Sports Guide link for programs based in that city: www.edgesportscenter.com
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BASEBALL: RECREATIONAL
The City of Greeley (City) offers Tee-Ball for ages 4-7 in the summer.
The Greeley-Evans Youth League (GEYL) organizes Recreational
summer Baseball Leagues for boys and girls ages 6-14 as of 4/30 of
the season year.
Several opportunities for Off-Season Baseball exist in Northern
Colorado. In the Fall, the PR Roche Memorial Baseball Facility (PRR)
offers a Recreational Fall Ball Season for ages 9-15. Registration is by
individual. The Longmont Baseball League (LBL) offers a Fall Wood
Bat Recreational Baseball League for ages 7-13 and high school.
Registration is by individual.
In the winter, FCBC offers Indoor Baseball Leagues for grades K-8. Existing teams can sign up and play against similar
levels of competition. Players who are not part of a team can register as individuals and play in a separate league. The
Edge Sports Center (Edge) offers an Early Spring Indoor Instructional Baseball League for players ages 5-12.
Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
X - - - - - TEE-BALL
Team Formation:* No cut
Travel: Local
BASEBALL
FALL
PRR Leagues: Tryouts for
team placement
Travel: Local
Registration w/ GEYL
_X
Presn
Registration
w/ City
City Leagues
Ages 4-7
GEYL Leagues
Ages 6-14
Postsn
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BASEBALL
SPRING/SUMMER
PRR FALL
BALL LEAGUES
Ages 9-15
Registration w/ PRR
__X
LBL FALL
BALL LEAGUES
Ages 7-13 + HS
Individual
Registration w/ LBL
BASEBALL
WINTER INDOOR
Travel: Local
BASEBALL
EARLY SPRING INDOOR
Team Formation:* No cut,
register as individual
Travel: Local
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X
FCBC
INDOOR
LEAGUES
Grs K-8
TEAM or INDIVIDUAL
Registration w/
FCBC
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INSTRUCTIONAL
BASEBALL
LEAGUES
Ages 5-12
Individual Reg.
w/ Edge
* ____ = Registration Period. ____ X = Registration Period w/ hard deadline. _ _ = Late Registration Period:
space available/limited options.
= Tryout day(s): pre-registration is generally required.
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Little League baseball is a very good thing because it keeps the parents off the streets.
~ Yogi Berra ~
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BASEBALL
COMPETITIVE (Travel) & High SChool
The Greeley-Evans Youth League (GEYL) hosts Competitive/Travel Baseball teams
for ages 9-14 as of 4/30 of the season year. Coaches are required to submit an application
to GEYL for consideration. Selected coaching staffs observe the players at the GEYL Open
Tryout in August. Teams are then formed through a draft process.
Competitive teams play in either the AAA Northern Colorado Rookie League (NCRL)
or in Weekend Tournaments (Three levels: Majors, AAA, and AA) in or out of state. NCRL
games are played against Front Range teams from Brighton to Cheyenne.
All Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) High Schools offer Spring Baseball for
Grades 9-12. Usually, each high school has a Varsity, Junior Varsity and ‘C’ (freshman) team. Leagues are organized by the
Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and games are played against similar-sized schools state-wide.
For high school Summer Ball, each school forms one to three teams comprised of 9th-12th grade players. Note that while
these teams are organized by the high school coaches, these are not official high school teams as they are not associated
with TSD in any way. These teams play in various high school summer leagues such as the Colorado American Legion
Baseball League (CALB). In the fall, many high schools form teams for players not involved in other sports and play in
various HS tournaments or leagues.
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PreSeason
TOURNAMENTS
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CHSAA HS
Leagues
Grs. 9-12
SUMMER
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(e.g. CALB)
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Contact organizations listed below for exact information
Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
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City of Greeley (City)
X X X Greeley-Evans Youth League (GEYL)
X X Weld County School Dist 6 (WCSD6)
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XPR Roche Memorial Facility (PRR)
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Longmont Baseball (LB)
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The Edge Sports Center (Edge)
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CO HS Activity Assoc. (CHSAA)
NCRL AAA Leagues
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BASEBALL
MID & HIGH SCHOOL
Team Formation:*
MS No teams
HS Tryouts, cuts
Travel: HS State-wide
PreSeason
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(Travel)
Team Formation:* Tryouts,
cuts
Travel: State-wide, out of state for some teams
Pt-sn
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by Team Formation
Pt-sn
BASEBALL
COMPETITIVE
X
greeleygov.com/recreation
970.350.9400
geyl.org
greeleyschools.org
970.339.8286
Your School
pbrmemorial.com
970.506.9797
longmontbaseball.org
N/A
edgesportscenter.com
970.472.0048
chsaa.org
303.344.5050
CO American Legion Baseball (CALB) calb.org
970.356.4089
Greeley Greys
greeleygreys.com
N/A
proballservices.com
N/A
unccamps.com or
970.351.2010
970.350.9400
bearsbaseballcamps.com
N/A
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XPro Ball Services/Bears BB Academy
XUNC Bears Baseball
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BASKETBALL
The City of Greeley (City) organizes fall Recreational Co-Ed Basketball Leagues for
ages 6-8 and separate boys and girls winter Recreational Basketball Leagues for ages
8-13. The City also offers Recreational Basketball leagues for grade 6 and 7 boys (fall)
and girls (winter) by middle school. These leagues double as the Weld Country School
District 6 (WCSD6) middle school leagues.
The CIty organizes Competitive/Travel Basketball for boys and girls in the
fall and winter. Games are played in the Power to Play Sports (PPS) leagues on
Sundays against teams from other cities in Northern Colorado.
In the spring and summer, Rocky Mountain Youth Sports (RMYS) organizes a
Competitive/Travel Basketball program known as the Rocky Mountain Fever for boys and girls in grades 5-11. These
Premier Club Basketball teams provide players with an opportunity to challenge themselves against other top players
regionally and nationally. All play is in tournaments, including some out-of-state tournaments. Players can be from any
city or town in Northern Colorado, Wyoming or Nebraska.
All Weld Country School District 6 (WCSD6) High Schools offer girls and boys Basketball for grades 9-12.
There are at least three teams at each school: Varsity, Junior Varsity, and “C” teams. Leagues are organized by the
Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and games are played against similar-sized schools statewide. WCSD6 also offers Middle School girls and boys basketball for grade 8. Recreational Leagues for Middle
School grades 6 & 7 are offered through the City (see above). WCSD6 also organizes Recreational Intramural Leagues
for grades 6 & 7 at each school.
____X - - - -
City Leagues
Ages 6-8
_X - - - - - - - - - - - -
Boys & Girls
City Leagues
Registration w/ City
Ages 8-13
MS BOYS
City Leagues
Grs 6 & 7
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MS GIRLS
City Leagues
Grs 6 & 7
BASKETBALL
COMPETITIVE
(Travel)
Team Formation:*
Register as a team
Travel: Northern Colorado
BOYS/GIRLS
PrePPS Lgs
season
Grs 4-8
BOYS/GIRLS
PrePPS Lgs
season
Grs 4-8
BOYS/GIRLS
PrePPS Lgs
season
Grs 4-8
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€
€
€
Tryouts
w/ RM Fever
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Tryouts
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Reg w/ MS
Tryouts for
EACH WCSD6
HS TEAM
RM Fever Boys & Girls
Teams State
Tournaments Grs 4-7
WCSD6
GIRLS MS
Leagues Gr 8
Pst-sn
Travel:
Grs. 9-12 State-wide
Gr. 8
Local
Grs. 6-7 None
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Pst-sn
WCSD6 BOYS
IntraMural Leagues
Grs 6-7
Tryouts for
EACH TSD
MS TEAM
State & National Tournaments
Grs 8-11
WCSD6 GIRLS
IntraMural Leagues
Grs 6-7
CHSAA BOYS
HS Leagues Grs 9/10/11/12
CHSAA GIRLS
Postsn
Reg w/ MS
WCSD6
BOYS MS
Leagues Gr 8
Pre-sn
Team Formation:*
Grs. 8-12 Tryouts, cuts
Grs. 6-7 No cut
∆
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Tryouts for
EACH WCSD6
Gr 8 TEAM
Pre-sn
BASKETBALL
MID & HIGH SCHOOL
Pre-sn
w/ RM Fever
RM Fever Boys & Girls Teams
Pre-sn
Travel: Local
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Pre-sn
BASKETBALL
RECREATIONAL
X - - - - CO-ED
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Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
970.350.9400
Weld County School Dist 6 (WCSD6)
greeleyschools.org
Your School
RM Fever Premier Club Basketball
RMFever.com
XPower to Play Sports (PPS)
970.631.9310
X
powertoplaysports.com
N/A
X
chsaa.org
303.344.5050
X
Rocky Mountain Youth Sports RMYouthSports.com
970.631.9310
unccamps.com or
970.351.2010
970.350.9400
X
UNC Bears Men’s & Women’s Basketball
BOXING
The City of Greeley (City) offers Recreational Boxing programs year-round for ages 817. There are two programs, one that teaches basic skills only, and a second that teaches
basic skills and includes local competitions. Boxers can sign up in one month segments.
Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
BOXING
RECREATIONAL
CITY
BOXING
€
Travel: None
CITY
BOXING
€
CITY
BOXING
€
CITY
BOXING
€
CITY
BOXING
€
CITY
BOXING
€
CITY
BOXING
€
CITY
CITY
BOXING BOXING
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€
CITY
BOXING
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CITY
BOXING
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CITY
BOXING
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Organization
City of Greeley
Website (www.)
Contact
970.350.9400
BMX
Bicycle Motocross (BMX) is one of the fastest growing youth sports in North America and
one of the newest additions to the Olympics. Epic BMX (EPIC) is an outdoor track located
in Fort Collins with twice weekly races from April through November. Colorado Indoor BMX
(CIBMX) is an indoor track located in Greeley with once a month races from November to March.
Riders can sign up for races individually or eventually join loose-knit groups of riders with similar
interests and skill levels. Contacts can be made through the facitily owners.
Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
EPIC BMX Twice Weekly Races in Fort Collins
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Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
X
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EPIC BMX (EPIC)
EPICBMXfc.com
[email protected]
X
X
Colorado Indoor BMX (CIBMX)
cibmx.org
N/A
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Cheerleading/Spirit/Dance
Northern Colorado All Stars Cheerleading (NCAS) forms Competitive/Travel cheerleading
teams for girls ages 4-18, with multiple teams based on age and skill.
All three high schools in Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) have Varsity and Junior
Varsity Spirit & Dance Teams for girls in grades 9-12.
Team Formation:*Tryouts,
cuts, team placement
based on skill/age.
Travel: Front Range, out of state
SPIRIT & DANCE
MID & HIGH SCHOOL
Team Formation:*
MS No teams
HS Tryouts, cuts
Travel: Front Range
Tryouts
w/ NCAS
∆
Tournaments
Pre-season
Pre-sn
(Travel)
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CHEERLEADING
COMPETITIVE
May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr
Tryouts
@ each
WCSD6 HS
State & Nat’l
Post Season
Ages 5-18
Performance
@ High School Football, Soccer, & Basketball Games
State
Championships
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Website (www.)
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No CO All Star Cheerleading (NCAS)
Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6)
N/A
970.673.7855
Colorado HS Activity Assoc. (CHSAA)
chsaa.org 303.344.5050
greeleyschools.org Your School
FIELD HOCKEY
There is no Girls Field Hockey program in Greeley. However, high school athletes in Greeley
are welcome to join the Poudre School District’s (PSD) program in Fort Collins. There is
a single High School Girls Field Hockey Program for the Poudre School District (PSD).
Leagues are organized by the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and
games are played against similarly-sized schools state-wide.
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Travel: State-wide
CHSAA
LEAGUES
Grs 9-12
Post-sn
Tryouts
for PSD
Team
Pre-sn
May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr
FIELD HOCKEY
HIGH SCHOOL
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Website
(www.)
Contact
Contact organizations listed
below
for exact information
XPoudre School District (PSD)
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psdschools.org/department/athletics 970.490.3106
Colorado HS Activity Assoc. (CHSAA) chsaa.org 303.344.5050
970.350.9400
FIGURE SKATING
Year-round Recreational Figure Skating programs are provided by the City of Greeley
(City). Learn to skate classes for ages 3 and up start approximately every 6 weeks. Skaters can
progress through Basic Skate Levels 1 - 8 and then the Freestyle Skate Levels 1 - 6. Power
and Conditioning classes as well as synchronized skating classes are also available on a less
frequent basis.
Competitive/Travel Figure Skating programs for ages 4 - 18 are available through the
Mountain View Skating Club (MVSC). Members can join at anytime of the year. Competitive
Skaters are placed in levels based on an evaluation and testing process. Competition takes place
at skating facilities up and down the Front Range.
FIGURE SKATING
RECREATIONAL
CITY LEARN
TO SKATE
Ages 3 & Up
€
Travel: Local
CITY LEARN
TO SKATE
Ages 3 & Up
€
CITY LEARN
TO SKATE
Ages 3 & Up
€
CITY LEARN
TO SKATE
Ages 3 & Up
€
CITY LEARN
TO SKATE
Ages 3 & Up
€
CITY LEARN
TO SKATE
Ages 3 & Up
€
CITY LEARN
TO SKATE
Ages 3 & Up
€
FIGURE SKATING
COMPETITIVE
(Travel)
level determined by testing & skill.
Travel: Front Range & National
Year-Round Test Sessions & Competitions
Year-Round Registration w/ MVSC
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Mountain View Skating Club (MVSC)
mountainviewskatingclub.com
Mile High Figure Skating Assoc. (MHFSA)
mhfsa.org
303.979.0802
usfigureskating.org
719.635.5200
970.350.9400
XUnited States Figure Skating (USFS)
Website (www.)
N/A
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Figure skating is a mixture of art and sport.
~ Katarina Witt ~
Talent wins games,
but teamwork and intelligence
win championships.
~ Michael Jordan
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FOOTBALL: FLAG / Tackle
The City of Greeley (City) offers Co-Ed Instructional Recreational Flag Football Leagues
for boys and girls ages 6 & 7 in the fall (must be 6 by 9/1 of season). This is a non-contact
league where passing and catching are emphasized. The Edge Sports Center (Edge) offers
Instructional Flag Football Leagues for Grades K-6 in the spring, summer and fall.
The City offers “Young America” Tackle Football for ages 8-12 in the fall (as of 9/1 of the season).
There are eight age/weight divisions ranging from age 8/less than 75 lbs. to age 12/no weight limit.
Starting in Fall 2011, the City is offering Tackle Football Leagues for 7th graders. These leagues
double as the 7th grade leagues for the Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) Middle Schools.
All WCSD6 High Schools offer Tackle Football for grades 9-12 with Varsity, Junior Varsity and ‘C’ Freshman teams.
Leagues are organized by the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and games are played against
similar-sized schools along the Front Range. WCSD6 also offers Tackle Football Leagues for grade 8. Games are played
against other middle schools in the district. WCSD6 offers Intramural Flag Football for 6th & 7th graders. Games are
held within each middle school.
May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
Ages 6-7
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€ ______
€
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Registration
w/ City
EDGE
LEAGUES
Grs K-6
EDGE
LEAGUES
Grs K-6
€
Registration
w/ Edge
TACKLE
FOOTBALL
RECREATIONAL
______
CITY CO-ED
FOOTBALL LGS
CITY
LEAGUES
CITY
LEAGUES
Ages 8-12
Gr 7
____
HS Grs 9-12
€
WCSD6 TCKL
LEAGUES
€
Practice starts
@ each
WCSD6 MS
CHSSA TCKL
LEAGUES
Presn
Practice starts @
each WCSD6 HS
Team Formation:*
MS No cut
HS No cut
Travel: MS Local
HS State-wide
Grs K-6
Grs K-6
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FOOTBALL
Mid & High
School
EDGE
LEAGUES
EDGE
LEAGUES
Registration
w/ City
Team Formation:*
No cut
Travel:Local
Reg w/
Edge
Presn
Team Formation:*
No cut
Travel: Local
___ X - - - -
Presn
FLAG
FOOTBALL
RECREATIONAL
WCSD6 FLAG
LEAGUES
Postseason
MS Gr 8
MS Grs 6 & 7
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970.350.9400
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greeleyschools.com
Your School
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Edge Sports Center (Edge)
970.472.0048
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chsaa.org
303.344.5050
unccamps.com or
970.351.2010
970.350.9400
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** Full contact / full equipment tackle football camps.
GOLF
The Boomerang Links Golf Course hosts Competitive/Travel Golf for boys & girls
ages 14-18. These teams play in summer tournaments in the Northern Colorado Junior
Golf Tour (NCJGT) on golf courses in Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley and Windsor. There
are weekly qualifying events on Mondays, followed by tournaments on Wednesdays. Golfers
13 & under play nine holes. Golfers 14-18 play 18 holes in each tournament. Normal greens
fees apply.
All Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) high schools offer Fall boy’s golf and
Spring girl’s golf for grades 9-12. Leagues are organized by the Colorado High School
Activities Association (CHSAA) and meets are scheduled against similar-sized schools
state-wide.
Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
(Travel)
Team Formation:* Weekly
qualifying events w/ cuts
Travel: Northern Colorado
∆
Team Formation:*
MS No cuts
HS Tryouts, cuts
Travel: MS Local
HS Front Range
BOYS CHSAA
HS LEAGUES
Grs 9-12
Post-sn
GOLF
MID & HIGH SCHOOL
Tryouts for each
WCSD6
HS Team
∆
GIRLS CHSAA
HS LEAGUES
Grs 9-12
∆
NCJGT
TOURNAMENTS
BOYS & GIRLS
Ages 9-18
Post-sn
Weekly qualifying events
at BLGC
Pre-sn
GOLF
COMPETITIVE
Tryouts for each
WCSD6
HS Team
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Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
Boomerang Links GC (BLC)
970.350.9400
greeleyschools.org
Your School
chsaa.org
303.344.5050
Highland Hills Golf Course
greeleygov.com/golf
970.353.4653
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GYMNASTICS
Airborne Flying Tigers (AFT) offers boys and girls
Recreational Gymnastics, Tumbling and Trampoline programs
year-round for ages 3 and older.
AFT also offers Competitive/Travel Gymnastics programs for
girls ages 7-18. Gymnasts participate in the USA-Gymnastics
(USAG) Junior Olympic Program and are required to be members
of USAG. Competition is organized by the Junior Olympic
program into multiple levels from Level 1 (absolute beginner)
through Level 10 (most advanced). The local affiliation of USAG is Colorado USA Gymnastics (COUSAG).
Initial team placement involves observation by certified skill evaluators followed by placement in the appropriate level.
From this point on, a child must achieve a minimum score (set by USAG) in a USAG-sanctioned competition in order to
move to the next level.
Girl gymnasts in Levels 1-6 compete in the fall in the Compulsory leagues. Girls gymnasts at higher levels compete
in the winter/spring in Optionals leagues.
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
GYMNASTICS
RECREATIONAL
GYMNASTICS, TUMBLING & TRAMPOLINE PROGRAMS
BOYS & GIRLS Ages 3 & up
Team Formation:*No cut
Travel: Local
Team Formation:*Varies
by Program
Travel: Statewide, out of
state possible at higher levels
Pre
-sn
(Travel)
∆
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GYMNASTICS
COMPETITIVE
GIRLS LEVELS 1-6
USAG Competitions
Compulsary Movements
Registration &
Placement w/
AFT
Postsn
Registration w/ AAFT Year-Round
GIRLS LEVELS 7-10
USAG Competitions
Optional Movements
Pre-season
Regional &
Nat’l
Post Season
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Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
Airborne Flying Tigers (AFT)
airbornetigers.com 970.352.2042
Colorado USA Gymnastics (COUSAG)
cousag.com N/A
X
XUSA Gymnastics (USAG)
usa-gymnastics.org N/A
Good, better, best.
Never let it rest.
Until your good is better
and your better is best.
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~
Tim Duncan
ICE HOCKEY
The City of Greeley (City) offers a Recreational “Cub Hockey” program yearround for ages 3 and older. The purpose of the classes is to develop the skills required
to play hockey successfully. Skaters can progress through 5 Cub Hockey levels from
beginning to advanced. The program is meant to parallel the Youth Recreational Hockey
Program and Competitive/Travel programs described below; skaters are encouraged to
complete the Cub Hockey program sequence while also playing in leagues.
The City organizes Co-Ed Recreational Hockey Leagues year-round. There are
two age divisions: ages 4 - 8 (mini-Mite and Mite) and ages 9 - 13 (Squirt and Pee-Wee).
The Greeley Youth Hockey Association (GYHA) offers two levels of Competitive/
Travel Ice Hockey for boys and girls ages 9-18. Age divisions are 9-10 (Squirts), 11-12 (Pee-Wee), 13-14 (Bantam)
and 15-18 (Midget). The first step in the process is an evaluation period in mid-September during which the players are
observed. Entry level players are formed into teams of roughly equal strength and play in the Denver North Hockey
League (DNHL). Advanced skaters are formed into teams that play in the more competitive Continental Divide Youth
Hockey League (CDYHL), a league which requires more travel.
The Mountain States Renegades Hockey Club (MSRHC) forms Competitive/Travel Ice Hockey teams for ages 418. Teams play in the Colorado Competitive Youth Hockey League (CCYHL). Age division names are the same as above
with the exception that there are two high school age divisions: ages 15/16 (Midget Minors) and 17/18 (Midget Majors).
Currently, there are no girls-only hockey leagues in Greeley. Interested players can contact the Northern Colorado
Youth Hockey Association (NCYH) based in Fort Collins to join one of their teams. Depending on the level of interest,
NCYH forms one or more girls hockey teams in age divisions U12, U14, U19 (Recreational) and U19 (Competitive).
These teams play against other girls’ teams in the Mountain States Girls Hockey League (MSGHL).
The High Plains Hockey League (HPHL) operates a high school hockey league for boys and girls along the
Front Range. Unofficial teams from various high schools participates in this early spring league. Last year, the Greeley
Freeze Team played in the league. Contact points for each high school vary from year to year. Check the HPHL website
to get the current contact information for your school.
€
CITY CO-ED
LEAGUES
Ages 4-13
∆
Registration
w/ GYHA
€
€
€
CITY CO-ED
LEAGUES
CITY CO-ED
LEAGUES
Ages 4-13
Ages 4-13
ﬁ
‡
CITY
CITY CUB
Hockey Prg
Ages 3 & up
€
CITY CO-ED
LEAGUES
Ages 4-13
CITY CO-ED
LEAGUES
CITY
Ages 4-13
DNHL LEAGUES Ages 9-18 Entry-Level Players
CDYHL LEAGUES Ages 9-18 Advanced Players
GYHA Player
Evaluation
_______________________
Registration w/ NCYH
_______________________
Registration
w/ MSRHA
Pre-s
∆
Travel:
All
Front Range
DNHL Teams Also mountains
CDYHL Teams Also mountains
Girl’s Teams Also out of state
CCYHL Teams Also out of state
€
(Travel)
Team Formation:
CCYHL Tryouts, cuts
Others No cuts
€
Hockey Prg
Ages 3 & up
€
ICE HOCKEY
COMPETITIVE
€
CITY CUB
Hockey Prg
Ages 3 & up
€
CoEd
CITY CUB
CITY CUB
Hockey Prg
Ages 3 & up
€
Team Formation: No cut
Travel: Local
CITY CUB
Hockey Prg
Ages 3 & up
€
ICE HOCKEY
RECREATIONAL
Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
CUB
Tryouts
w/ MSRHA
MOUNTAIN STATES GIRLS HOCKEY
Leagues U12, U14, U19
CCYHL LEAGUES
Pre-season
MITES Ages 4-8
CCYHL LEAGUES
____ X
Ages 9-18
Registration w/ unofficial
team of each HS
Playoffs
Pre-s
HPHL LEAGUES
High School
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Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
X X X
X
X X X
greeleygov.com/recreation 970.350.9400
Greeley Youth Hockey Association (GYHA)
greeleyyouthhockey.org N/A
Mt. States Renegades Hockey Assoc. (MSYHA) renegadeshockey.com/league N/A
X
Continental Divide Youth Hockey Lg. (CDYHL) cdyhl.pointstreaksites.com
N/A
X
High Plains Hockey League (HPHL)
720.289.0965
X
No Colorado Youth Hockey (NCYH)
ncyh.org
highplainshockey.com
970.206.4423
Mt States Girls Hockey League (MSGHL) msghl.net
N/A
CO Amateur Hockey Assoc. (CAHA)
pointstreaksites.com/caha
N/A
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Inline Hockey
The City of Greeley (City) organizes year-round Inline Hockey Leagues
for players who are 16 years+ and adults.
Qdoba Events Center (QEC) offers the Coyotes Recreational Inline
Hockey Leagues year-round for ages 6-17 years. They also offer Recreational
Inline Hockey Leagues in the fall for grades 6-8 and grades 9-12.
The QEC Firebirds program forms Club-level Competitive/Travel
Inline Hockey teams in five age groups: U8, U10, U12, U14, and U17.
These teams compete in the Skating Rink Inline Hockey Association’s
(SIHA) Club Hockey Division against other teams in Colorado from December through July. The QEC Rams program
forms Elite-level Competitive/Travel Inline Hockey Teams that play in the SIHA Youth World Hockey Division.
Age divisions are: U10, U12, U14 and U17. Competition takes place against elite teams from other states in monthly
tournaments held from February through June.
Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
INLINE HOCKEY
RECREATIONAL
Team Formation:*
No cut
Travel: Coyotes Local
MS & HS Statewide
City
Leagues
City
Leagues
City
Leagues
City
Leagues
City
Leagues
____________________________________
€
€
€
€
€
Ages 16+ & Adults
Ages 16+ & Adults
Ages 16+ & Adults
Ages 16+ & Adults
Ages 16+ & Adults
QEC Leagues QEC Leagues QEC Leagues
Ages 6-17
Ages 6-17
€
Ages 6-17
€
QEC Leagues QEC Leagues QEC Leagues
Ages 6-17
€
€
Ages 6-17
Ages 6-17
€
€
Registration w/ QEC on a session-by-session basis
_____________
QEC MS & HS Leagues
Registration
w/ QEC
INLINE HOCKEY
COMPETITIVE
Grs 6-12
∆
________________ Pre-
(Travel)
SIHA Club Hockey Tournaments
season
Ages U8 / U10 / U12 / U14U / U17
Post
season
Ages U10 / U12 / U14 / 17U
Post
season
Team Formation
w/ Firebirds
_____________ SIHA World Hockey Division Tournaments
∆
Team Formation:*
Firebirds No cuts
Rams
Tryouts, cuts
Travel:
Firebirds Statewide
Rams
National
Tryouts
w/ Rams
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970.350.9400
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Qdoba Event Center (QEC)
qdobaeventcenter.com
970.282.1112
Skating Rink Inline Hockey Assoc. (SIHA)
sihahockey.com
719.597.1235
CSU Youth Sports Camps
hes.cahs.colostate.edu/ysc
970.491.6318
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A good hockey player plays where the puck is.
A great hockey player plays where the puck is going to be.
~ Wayne Gretzky ~
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Soccer
The City of Greeley (City) offers two seasons of Recreational Soccer for boys
and girls ages 4-13. Registration is by individual player, and teams are re-formed
each season. The City leagues for ages 12-14 double as the Middle School
Leagues. The Northern Colorado Soccer Club (NCSC) offers “Recreational Plus”
soccer leagues for ages U11-U18 in the fall and spring. The City also has a “Hot
Shots” winter Indoor Soccer program for grades K-HS.
Storm Academy Football Club (Storm) offers summer 3v3 Recreational Soccer
Leagues for ages 7-18. Registration is by team. In the winter, Arena Sports,
LLC (Arena), The Edge Sports Center (Edge), and Qdoba Event Center (QEC)
offer Indoor Soccer Leagues for boys and girls with registrations predominately by team. The Edge also organizes
Instructional Soccer Leagues for ages 5-11 with signups by individuals.
Opportunities to begin the journey to Competitive/Travel Soccer begin at the U10 age level. NCSC and Tigres
USA-Greeley Football Academy (TIGRES) both offer a U10 Intermediate program for boys and girls. This special
year-long program provides a higher level of play than the Recreational Leagues while still limiting travel to Northern
Colorado. Teams play in the Colorado Youth Soccer (CYS) Northern District Intermediate League.
NCSC and TIGRES offer Competitive/travel soccer for boys & girls ages U11-U18. There are multiple teams at
each age group, with the total number of teams depending upon the number of qualified players that tryout. Teams
play in statewide leagues organized by CYS. Teams also participate in tournaments, with higher level teams sometimes
traveling out of state.
All Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) High Schools offer girls and boys soccer for grades 9-12. Each high
school has a Varsity & Junior Varsity team. Leagues are organized by the Colorado High School Activities Association
(CHSAA) and games are played against similar-sized schools state-wide. WCSD6 offers intramural leagues for girls in
grades 6-8.
Reg w/ City/NCSC
____
€
STORM 3 v 3
Leagues
Leagues
Grs K-HS
_X - - - - - - - - -
Reg w/ City/NCSC
Arena, Edge,
QEC
Indoor Leagues
€
Edge
Edge
Instructional
Leagues
Ages 5-18
Instructional
Leagues
€
Ages 5-18
€
Team Formation:*
NCSC: Observation, cuts
Travel: FC, Lvld, Windsor
____X - - - -
Preseason
SOCCER
INTERMEDIATE
€
Ages 5-11
Registration
w/ Edge
CYS FALL U10
Intermediate
League
€
Ages 5-11
City: Ages 4-14
NCSC: Ages 11-18
Ages 5-18
Edge
Edge
Leagues
Leagues
Instructional Instructional
_________________________
€
Ages 5-11
SPRING
Leagues
Arena, Edge,
Arena, Edge,
QEC
QEC
Indoor Leagues Indoor Leagues
_________________
Registration
w/ Storm
Edge
City: Ages 4-14
NCSC: Ages 11-18
Reg w/
Arena, Edge,
QEC
Ages 7-18
Instructional
FALL
Leagues
Leagues
Pre-Season
__X - - -- - -
____
€
Ages 5-11
€
Ages 5-11
____________
"
Fall U10 Teams continue to Spring Season
Preseason
Team Formation:*
City No cut
NCSC No cut
Indoor Leagues
Register as a team
or as an individual
Travel: Local
Reg w/ City
Pre-Season
SOCCER
RECREATIONAL
X - - -City
- Indoor
CYS SPRG U10
Intermediate
League
Reg w/ NCSC/TIGRES
* ____ = Registration Period. ____ X = Registration Period w/ hard deadline. _ _ = Late Registration Period: space
available/limited options.
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(Travel)
NCSC/TIGRES Tryouts
Girls Ages U11-U18
Boys Ages U11-U14
NCSC/TIGRES
Boys Tryouts
Ages U15-U18
GIRLS CHSAA
LEAGUES
Reg at
each MS
Pt-sn
Presn
WCSD6
Intramural
Girls Leagues
∆
Presn
∆
TRYOUTS for each WCSD6 High School Team
Reg at
each MS
WCSD6
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Girls Leagues
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HS Tryouts, cuts
MS No cut
Travel: Front Range
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BOYS CHSAA
LEAGUES
Pt-sn
TOURNAMENTS
SOCCER
MID & HIGH SCHOOL
X
Preseason
∆
Team Formation:*
Tryouts for multiple
teams in each age
group
Travel: State-wide,
out-of-state likely for
top teams
Fall teams continue to Spring season (except HS girls)
CYS Fall Leagues
- - - - - - - -Pre- - - CYS Spring Leagues
Girls Ages U11-U18
Girls Ages U11-U14
season
Boys Ages U11-U14
Boys Ages U11-U18
∆
SOCCER
COMPETITIVE
X
X
X
∆
Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
970.350.9400
X
X
Northern CO Soccer Club (NCSC)
northerncoloradosoccer.com
970.472.0048
X
X
Tigres USA-Greeley (TIGRES)
tigresusa.com/?page_id=24
970.381.3471
X
X
X
Weld County School Dist. 6 (WCSD6)
greeleyschools.org
Your School
X
X
X
X
Arena Sports (Arena)
arenasportsnc.com
970.377.0065
X
X
X
X
970.472.0048
X
X
X
Qdoba Event Center (QEC)
qdobaeventcenter.com
970.282.1122
X
CO Youth Soccer (CYS)
coyouthsoccer.org
303.346.2777
X
chsaa.org
303.344.5050
X
Storm Academy FC (Storm)
coloradostorm.com
970.484.8328
unccamps.com or
970.351.2010
970.350.9400
X
X
X
X
X
XUNC Bears Soccer
RUGBY
Greeley athletes who are interested in playing Rugby are welcome to join Fort Collins
Youth Rugby (FCYR). FCYR organizes competitive/ travel teams for boys and girls ages
13-18. The teams play in leagues organized by Colorado Youth Rugby (CYR).
Team Formation: No cut
Travel: State-wide
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REGISTRATION
w/ FCYR
BOYS LEAGUE
Ages 13-18
Post-s
REGISTRATION
w/ FCYR
Ages 13-18
Pre-s
GIRLS LEAGUE
Post-s
(TRAVEL)
_____
Pre-s
RUGBY
COMPETITIVE
∆
X
X
X
Fort Collins Youth Rugby (FCYR)
fortcollinsyouthrugby.org 970.581.3233
Colorado Youth Rugby (CYR)
coloradoyouthrugby.com 303.523.7336
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SOFTBALL
Greeley-Evans Youth League (GEYL) offers summer Recreational Fastpitch Softball
for girls in four age divisions: 8U (8 and under), 10U, 12U, and 15U. The age determination
for softball players is December 31. The Edge Sports Center (Edge) in Fort Collins offers
Indoor Instructional Fastpitch Softball Leagues for girls in Grades 1-8 in the spring.
GELY also offers Competitive/Travel Fastpitch Softball. Age brackets are: 10U, 12U,
14U, 16U and 18U. Teams compete in tournaments along the Front Range as well as out of
state in some cases.
All Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) high schools offer girls Fastpitch
Softball with at least Varsity and Junior Varsity Teams. Leagues are organized by the
Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and games are scheduled against
similar-sized schools state-wide.
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FASTPITCH SOFTBALL
RECREATIONAL
Registration
w/ GEYL
Travel: Local
FASTPITCH SOFTBALL
High School
Team Formation:*
HS: Tryouts,cuts
Travel:HS State-wide
8U-15U
Ages 5-14
TOURNAMENTS Fastpitch
Ages: 8U, 10U, 12U, 15U
State &
Nat’l
Chmshps
TRYOUTS w/ GEYL
TRYOUTS
for each
WCD6 Team
CHAAS HS
Leagues
Grs 9-12
Post-sn
Team Formation:* Tryouts, cuts
Travel: State-wide, out-of-state
Registration
w/ Edge
Pre-Season
GEYL
LEAGUES
EDGE LGS
Instructional
Fastpitch
∆
(Travel)
______ - - - - - - - - - - - - -
∆
COMPETITIVE
_________
Pre-sn
FASTPITCH SOFTBALL
Preseason
FAST
PITCH
∆
INDIVIDUAL FASTPITCH SOFTBALL INSTRUCTORS
Hitting &
Catching
Meghan Creech
N/A
970.324.1864
All-Skills
Bernard Eichenberger playballsoftballbaseball.com 303.498.0622
All-Skills
Jeannie Douglas
[email protected]
405.258.8652
-formerly Names and Numbers-
www .frontdooryp.com
970.232.3170
www.frontdooryp.com
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X X X X X
X X
X
X
X
X
X
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Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
Greeley-Evans Youth League (GEYL)
geyl.org
greeleyschools.org
The Edge Sports Center, LLC (Edge)
970.472.0048
chsaa.org
303.344.5050
Triple Crown Sports (TCS)
triplecrownsports.com
970.223.6644
970.350.9400
unccamps.com or
970.351.2010
970.350.9400
XUNC Bears Fastpitch Softball
970.339.8286
Your School
Synchronized Swimming
There is no synchronized swimming club in Greeley. Interested athletes may join
the Northern Colorado Synchronized Swimming Club (NCSS) which practices and
competes in pools in Loveland and Fort Collins. NCSS offers both Recreational and
Competitive/ travel programs for ages 7–17. In the competitive program, swimmers
begin at the Novice level and can progress to higher levels based on their performance,
skill, and the number of practice hours they commit to per week. Competitions are organized by Rocky Mountain
Synchronized Swimming (RMSS), the regional association of United States Synchronized Swimming (USSS).
Meets are in major cities along the Front Range.
A 9-week summer competitive/travel season for ages 6-18 is available through the Village Green Synchronized
Swimming (VGSS) Team in Fort Collins. Competition is against Denver Area teams that are part of the Rocky Mountain
Summer Synchro League (RMSSL).
SYNCHRONIZED
SWIMMING
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RECREATIONAL &
COMPETITIVE
(Travel)
Pre-season
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Travel: Front Range
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LEAGUE: Ages 7-17
Pre-season
X
RMSS RECREATIONAL
RMSS COMPETITIVE LEAGUES:
Novice, Intermediate, Junior & Senior Ages 7-17
Post-season
Regional & National
____
RMSSL
LEAGUE
Registration w/ VGSS Summer Ages 6-18
Registration w/ NCSS
∆
Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
X No. Colorado Synchro Swim (NCSS)
X
Village Green Synchro Swim (VGSS)
villagegreenpool.com/synchro-swim-team970.223.7560
Rocky Mt. Synchro Swim (RMSS)
N/AN/A
X
X
X
X
XU.S. Synchro Swim (USSS)
X
X
norcosynchro.com970.282.5150
usasynchro.orgN/A
Rocky Mt. Summer Synchro Lg (RMSSL) N/AN/A
X
City of Fort Collins (City)
fcgov.com/recreation970.221.6655
X
Thompson School District (TSD)
thompson.k12.co.us
N/A
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Swimming & Diving
The City of Greeley (City) offers year-round Recreational Swim Programs
for ages 6-16. From September through May, the City offers a swimming
and diving development program known as The Greeley Recreational
Swim Club. Athletes can sign up in five- week segments. In the summer,
the City creates recreational teams that compete in Colorado Association of
Recreational Athletics (CARA) swim meets along the Front Range.
The Loveland/Greeley Swim Club (LGSC) offers year-round Recreational swim programs for ages
4 through college. There are many neighborhood and fitness club pools in Greeley with Recreational
Swim Teams for boys and girls ages 6 and up. If you are a member, signup is through your pool.
LGSC offers Competitive/Travel Swim Teams for boys and girls ages 6-18. There are no tryouts.
Swimmers are evaluated by coaches and assigned to one of 10 practice groups based on their age & ability.
Teams compete in various meets sanctioned by United States Swimming (USS) and the associated local
organization, Colorado Swimming (CSI). Some meets are orgranized by Northern Colorado Swimming
(NCS), a loose-knit group of 14 swim clubs in the area.
All Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) high schools offer girls & boys Swimming & Diving for grades
9-12. Each school has a varsity team. Leagues are organized by the Colorado High School Activities Association
(CHSAA) and meets are held with similar-sized schools state-wide. TSD offers middle school swimming for boys and
girls in grades 6-8. Fall meets are held among district and regional middle schools.
SWIMMING
RECREATIONAL
City
Team Formation:* No cuts
Travel: Clubs, pools: local City CARA: No. CO
City
City
Swim Club Swim Club
€
€
€
SWIMMING
COMPETITIVE
(Travel)
City
Swim Club Swim Club
€
City
Swim Club
€
Registration @ Fitness
Club or Community Pools
_ X- - _____
CARA Meets
Ages 6-16
Local Leagues
Ages 6-18
United States Swimming Meets: Age Divisions 8U and above
competition level based
on age & ability.
Travel: State-wide, out of state
MS Grs 6-8
P-S
WCSD6 Meets
∆
Pr-S
TRYOUTS for each WCSD6 HS Team
Post-sn
∆
Team Formation:*
MS No cuts
HS No cuts
Travel: MS No. CO
HS State-wide
Pre- BOYS CHSAA
LEAGUES
season
Grs 9-12
∆
Pre- GIRLS CHSAA
LEAGUES
season
Grs 9-12
SWIMMING/DIVING
MID & HIGH SCHOOL
Post-sn
Short Course Season
Long Course Season
Registration w/ LGSC anytime during the year
Nat’l
Postsn
Sign-Ups for each WCSD6 MS Team
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X
X
X
∆
Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
X
970.350.9400
X
X
Loveland/Greeley Swim Club (LGSC)
lovelandswimclub.com
970.203.1374
greeleyschools.org
Your School
X
X
X
Northern Colorado Swimming
ncswimming.com
970.454.3697
X
Colorado Swimming, Inc. (CSI)
coloradoswimming.org
N/A
XUnited States Swimming (USS)
X
X
X
20
X
X
usa-swimming.org
N/A
chsaa.org
303.344.5050
CSU Swim
ramcamps.colostate.edu
970.491.6582
greeleyschools.org
Your School
Tennis
The City of Greeley (City) offers tennis lessons for all abilities and ages.
The City also provides a Summer Team Tennis Program for ages 8-18 through the
United States Tennis Association (USTA) Junior Team Tennis Program (JTTP). This
program combines training with match play against other similar orgrnizations in Northern Colorado.
Leagues are organized by gender, age and skill.
Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) offers boys tennis in the Fall and girls tennis
in the Spring open to grades 9-12. Depending on the high school , there may be a varsity
team, or there may be varsity and junior varsity teams. Leagues are organized by the Colorado
High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and matches are played against similar-sized
schools state-wide.
Team Formation:* No cut, team
placement based on skill
Travel: No. Colorado
Apr May Jun
____
Preseason
TENNIS
RECREATIONAL
Registration
w/ City
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
USTA JTTP
Leagues
Ages 8-18
HS Grs 9-12
HS LEAGUES
Grs 9-12
Pt-sn
CHSAA LEAGUES
∆
WCSD6 HS
Pre-sn
Team Formation:*
MS No teams
HS No cuts
Travel: MS No teams
HS State-wide
Pre-sn
∆
Post-sn
Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
TENNIS
Starts
BOYS
GIRLS CHSAA
MID & HIGH SCHOOL Practice
@ each
Practice Starts
@ each WCSD6 HS
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X X
X
Organization
greeleyschools.org
X
Colorado HS Activity Assoc. (CHSAA) chsaa.org
Colorado Tennis Assoc. (CTA)
XUnited States Tennis Assoc. (USTA)
X
Contact
X
Website (www.)
X
X
Workout West
XUNC Bears Tennis
970.350.9400
Your School
303.344.5050
coloradotennis.com
303.695.4116
usta.com
N/A
workoutwest.com
970.330.6707
unccamps.com or
970.351.2010
970.350.9400
A great tennis career is something that a 15-year-old normally doesn’t have.
I hope my example helps other teens believe they can accomplish things
they never thought possible.
~ Maria Sharapova ~
21
VOLLEYBALL
The City of Greeley (City) offers Recreational Volleyball Leagues for girls
and boys grades 6 & 7 in the fall. These serve as the 6th & 7th grade leagues
for the Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) middle schools. The City also
offers Recreational Volleybal Leagues for girls and boys in grades 1-3 in the
winter and in grades 4-8 in the spring. Arena Sports, LLC (Arena) and the
Edge Sports Center (Edge) also offer Recreational Leagues.
Competitive/travel volleyball is a girls-only club sport in this area with
separate divisions for each age from 12-18. There are three youth clubs in
Northern Colorado: The Colorado North Stars Volleyball Club (CNS), the
NORCO Juniors Volleyball Club (NORCO) and the Premier Volleyball Club
(Premier). Each club strives to form multiple teams at all the age groups. These club
teams compete in leagues sanctioned by USA Volleyball (USAV) which are implemented in Colorado by USA Volleyball
Rocky Mountain Region (USAVRM).
All Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) High Schools offer girls volleyball for grades 9-12 in the Fall. Each
high school has at least three teams: Varsity, Junior Varsity, “C.” Leagues are organized by the Colorado High School
Activities Association (CHSAA) and games are played against similar-sized schools state-wide. WCSD6 also offers girls
volleyball for grade 8 in the fall. Games are played among the many middle schools in the district. WCSD6 offers
Intramural Volleyball for grades 6 & 7 in the spring.
_X
Registration
w/ City
Registration
w/ Edge
_X
Grs K-3
Registration
w/ City
City
Leagues
Grs 6-7
_____
City
Leagues
Pre-s
Travel: Local
_X
Pre-s
VOLLEYBALL
RECREATIONAL
Pre-s
City
Leagues
Registration
w/ City
Grs 4-8
_________
Edge
Instructional
Leagues
Registration
w/ Edge
Grs 3-8
Edge
Instructional
Leagues
Grs 3-8
€ - - - - - - - __€- - - - - __€ - - - - - ___
€- - - - - ___€
Arena Grs 3-8
Preseason
Grs 9-12
Post-sn
Preseason
∆
CHSAA HS
LEAGUES
_____
Registration
w/ MS
WCSD6 MS
LEAGUES
Gr 8
Regional/National
Post-season
CNS, NORCO & Premier
Tryouts Ages 15-18
TRYOUTS for each
WCSD6 HS Team
Preseason
Team Formation:*
MS Tryouts, cuts
HS Tryouts, cuts
Travel: MS Local
HS State-wide
CNS, NORCO & Premier
Tryouts Ages 12-14
∆
VOLLEYBALL
MID & HIGH SCHOOL
USVA Leagues: Age Divisions 12-18
∆
∆
(Travel)
Team Formation:* Tryouts,
cuts
Travel: State-wide,
out of state
Arena Grs 3-8
Registration
w/ Arena
Post-sn
VOLLEYBALL
COMPETITIVE
Arena Grs 3-8
Arena Grs 3-8 Arena Grs 3-8
WCSD6
Intramural
Leagues
Grs 6-7
TRYOUTS for each
Gr 8 Team
∆
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VOLLEYBALL
Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
970.472.0048
X
X
X
Arena Sports (Arena)
arenasportsnc.com
970.377.0065
X
X
X
CO North Stars Volleyball Club (CNS) cnsvbc.com
970.290.5588
X
X
X
X
Norco Juniors Volleyball Club (NORCO) norcovolleyball.com
970.677.5005
X
X
X
XPremier Volleyball Club (Premier)
premier-volleyball.com
970.218.0225
X
X
greeleyschools.org
Your School
usavolleyball.org
N/A
X
X
X
X
XUSA Volleyball (USAV)
X
XUSA Volleyball Rocky Mtn (USAVRM)
X
XUNC Bears Volleyball
X
McClure School of Volleyball
970.350.9400
rmrvolleyball.org
N/A
chsaa.org
303.344.505
unccamps.com or
970.351.2010
970.350.9400
msvbgreeley.clubspaces.com
N/A
23
WRESTLING
The Bear Cave Wrestling Club (BCWC) offers fall Competitive/Travel wrestling
programs for boys and girls ages 6-14. Wrestlers compete in meets organized by
the Metro Junior Wrestling League (MJWL) and the Pikes Peaks Wrestling League
(PPWL).
All Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) High Schools offer wrestling to boys
in grades 9-12. Leagues are organized by the Colorado High School Activities
Association (CHSAA) and matches are played against similar-sized schools statewide. WCSD6 also offers wrestling for middle school boys in grades 6-8. Wrestlers
are split into Varsity and Junior Varsity squads based on skill (not grade). Matches are
played among the many middle schools in the district.
Team Formation:*
MS No cuts
HS No cuts
Travel: MS No. CO
HS State-wide
TRYOUTS for
each WCSD6
HS Team
TRYOUTS for
each WCSD6
MS Team
¬
¬
Preseason
WRESTLING
MID & HIGH SCHOOL
Preseason
Travel: State-wide
BOYS CHSAA
HS LEAGUES
BOYS WCSD6
MS LEAGUES
Grs 6-8
Grs 9-12
Post-sn
Ages 4-14
Registration
w/ BCWC
Post
-sn
(Travel)
MJWL & PPWL LGS
Post-sn
__X- - -
WRESTLING
COMPETITIVE
Presn
Te
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∆
Organization
Website (www.)
Contact
X
X
greeleyschools.org Your School
X
X
Bear Cave Wrestling Club (BCWC)
northerncoloradowrestling.com 970.351.1832
X
X
X X
Metro Junior Wrestling League (MJWL) mjwlcolorado.com N/A
chsaa.org 303.344.5050
XUSA Wrestling (USAW)
XPikes Peak Wrestling League (PPWL) pikespeakwrestling.com 719-332-5158
X
X
X
themat.com N/A
Colorado Wrestling (information site)
cowrestling.com N/A
CO USA Wrestling (information site)
cusaw.org N/A
XUNC Bears Wrestling
unccamps.com or 970.351.2010
I am a member of a team, and I rely on the team, I defer to it and sacrifice for it,
because the team, not the individual, is the ultimate champion.
~ Mia Hamm ~
24
X-Country / Track & Field
The City of Greeley (City) offers summer Colorado Association of
Recreational Athletics (CARA) Track & Field programs for boys and girls ages
5-16. Athletes participate in meets against other nearby CARA member cities.
Competitive/travel Track & Field for girls & boys ages 8-18 is available
through the Grizzly Indoor Track Club (GITC). There are five age divisions: 810, 11-12, 13-14, 15-16 and 17-18. The GITC participates in winter indoor meets
sanctioned by USA Track and Field (USATF).
All Weld County School District 6 (WCSD6) high schools offer boys and girls
Cross-Country in the Fall and Track & Field in the Spring for Grades 9-12. Leagues are organized by the Colorado
High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and meets are scheduled against similar-sized schools along the Front
Range. WCDS6 also offers Middle School Cross-Country in the fall and Track & Field in the spring. Programs are
for boys and girls in grades 6-8.
X-CTRY/TRK & FLD
RECREATIONAL
CrossCountry
Travel: Denver, Northern
Front Range
Track
& Field
__ X
Reg w/ City
X-CTRY/TRK & FLD
COMPETITIVE
HS Grs 9-12
Practice Starts @
each WCSD6 HS
Practice
Starts @ each
WCSD6 MS
BOYS & GIRLS
WCSD6 Leagues
Practice
Starts @ each
WCSD6 HS
CrossCountry
Practice
Starts @ each
WCSD6 MS
BOYS & GIRLS
CHSAA Leagues
HS Grs 9-12
Post-sn
Team Formation:*
MS No cut
HS No cut
Travel: MS Local
HS Front Range
BOYS & GIRLS
CHSAA Leagues
Post-sn
X-CTRY/TRK & FLD
Pre-sn
Travel: State-wide, out-of-state
Pre-sn
Pre-sn
INDOOR
Registration
USATF MEETS
w/ GITC
_____________
Ages 8-18
(Travel)
Mid & High SCHOOL
Boys & Girls
CARA Leagues
Grs 5-16
BOYS & GIRLS
WCSD6 Leagues
MS Grs 6-8
Track
& Field
MS Grs 6-8
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X
X
X
Organization
Website (www.)
City of Greeley (City) greeleygov.com/recreation
Contact
970.350.9400
X
Grizzly Indoor Track Club (GITC) grizzlyindoortrackclub.webs.com
N/A
X X Weld County School Dist 6 (WCSD6) greeleyschools.org
Your School
X
X
CO HS Activity Assoc. (CHSAA) chsaa.org
303.344.5050
X
X
CO Assoc of Rec. Athletics (CARA)
[email protected]
X
USA Track & Field (USATF) usatf.org/groups/youth
caratrack.com
unccamps.com or
XUNC Bears X-Country/Track & Field
317.261.0500
970.351.2010
970.350.9400
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Youth Sports Notes
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GREELEY Youth Sports Guide

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