Pierce County Parks and Recreation Summer Guide 2017 by PC Parks

Come enjoy games, rides, animals, and a wide selection of tasty fair food while viewing many of our free entertainment acts and attractions. Fair hours:

10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.

For information contact the Fair office at (253)847-4754 or www.piercecountyfair.com.

Welcome What’s Inside Thank you for picking up Pierce County Parks and Recreation’s Summer program guide full of outdoor adventures, summer camps, and free family events. Let us help you play, connect and discover a diverse selection of programs and activities at a park site near you. Our summer camps will give you the flexibility to put together half or full day camps with time to create family memories at our special events including Movies in the Park, Mobile Food Fest, Gross Out Olympics, Kite Festival, Touch a Truck, and more.

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Summer Fun Community Events______________________ 2, 4-7 Outdoor Adventures______________________ 8-10 Summer Camps_________________________ 10-18 Sports__________________________________ 18-19 Golf___________________________________ 20-23 Tennis_________________________________ 24-25

Adult and Youth Programs Cinema on the Sound Returns! page 5

Youth Classes___________________________ Adult Classes___________________________ Ice Skating_____________________________ Hockey_________________________________

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Special Interest Companionship_________________________ 13, 26 Cooperative Play___________________________ 40 Party Packages_______________________ 35, 41, 45

Cinema on the Sound is back this summer at Chambers Creek Regional Park with two great family-friendly movies, food trucks, and fun pre-show activities.

Facilities Facility Key_________________________________ 3 Facility Rentals_________________________ 41-45

General Information Registration Form__________________________ 46 Administration____________________________ 47

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Facility Key: Chambers = Chambers Creek Regional Park 9850 - 64th Street West, University Place 98467 Frontier = Frontier Park 21718 Meridian South, Graham, 98338

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Lakewood = Lakewood Community Center 9112 Lakewood Drive SW, Lakewood, 98499

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Gonyea = Gonyea Playfield 13422 - 10th Avenue South, Tacoma, 98445

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Meridian = Meridian Habitat Park & Community Center 14422 Meridian East, Puyallup, 98375 South Hill = South Hill Park 14201 - 86th Avenue East, Puyallup, 98373 Sprinker = Sprinker Recreation Center 14824 “C” Street South, Tacoma, 98444

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Community Events

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Grab a blanket and your favorite lawn chair for Movies in the Park series. All the movies are FREE, family friendly, and start at dusk. Come early for preshow activities and games at 7 p.m. Concessions will also be on site.

Friday, July 14

Friday, July 28

Friday, August 18

Friday, August 25

Homeward Bound 2 (G)

Sing (PG)

Storks (PG)

Surf’s Up 2 (PG)

Meridian Habitat Park

Sprinker Recreation Center

Meridian Habitat Park

14422 Meridian E.in Puyallup The July 14th movie is a dog friendly movie and non-aggressive dogs are welcome.

14422 Meridian E.in Puyallup

14824 “C” St. S in Tacoma

Special Concert

Funadicts Friday, July 28 - 7-8:30 pm

Meridian Habitat Park

14422 Meridian E.in Puyallup

The July 28th movie features a special concert and Arnold’s Happy Days Food Truck. Come hear the Funadicts starting at 7 p.m. and enjoy yummy eats.

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Outdoor Adventures

Our popular trips for adults 50+ offer fun, exercise, sightseeing, photo opportunities and a chance to meet new friends. Departure location will be from the Lakewood Community Center at 9112 Lakewood DR SW in Lakewood. For special requests please call 253-798-4141. Deadline to register is one week prior to each trip unless otherwise noted.

Wings Over Washington and the Seattle Aquarium

River Valley Cheese Making

#11164 Thursday, June 8

#11167 Tuesday, August 15 7 am - 5 pm

9:30 am - 5 pm

Fee: $51 + money for food/gifts

Fee: $95 + money for gifts

Take a ride in the state-of-the-art flying theater and be transported on an aerial adventure above our beautiful state, Washington! Using 5k cameras, innovate laser art projection, and a ground breaking surround sound system experience an eagle sweeping upward flying across Washington, see the seaside cliffs of the Olympic National Forest, and soar over the top of Mt. Rainier to the wild whitewater’s of the Tieton Rive.!

Enjoy a visit and meet the cheese makers of River Valley Cheeses. This cheese is handmade in small batches, with 100% Jersey milk. Never made cheese before? Not to worry your cheese extraordinaire will teach you everything you need to know during this two hour experience. Each person will take home a Burrata/Mozzarella you made ready to eat while enjoying an unlimited cheese buffet. Come see and taste the difference. Make sure to bring money for memorabilia. Price includes trip management, transportation, and cheese making.

The day will finish at the Seattle Aquarium, the ninth largest aquarium in the Unites States and the region’s primer resource of hands-on marine experiences and conservation education. Lunch will be at the café inside the aquarium. Bring money for food and memorabilia. Price includes trip management, transportation, and tickets.

Vashon Island #11165 Saturday, July 15

#11175 Thursday, August 24 8 am - 7 pm

9 am - 5 pm

Fee: $51 + money for food/gifts

Fee: $45 + money for food/gifts We are taking the ferry to the quaint island of Vashon Island. A day of adventure and fun as we explore the entire island with a stop for lunch at the famous Hardware Store. Our journey begins in Port Orchard and returns home through Point Defiance. Bring money for lunch and memorabilia. Price includes trip management, transportation, and ferry.

Annual Sequim Lavender Festival #11166 Friday, July 21

7 am - 5 pm

Sol Duc Hot Springs

Join us as we head into the heart of the Olympic Mountains to experience Sol Duck Hot Springs. Discover the pure outdoor mineral hot water pools. Melt away tension while surrounded by forested peaks and the sound of the Sol Duck River as it ripples by. Be sure to pack your swimsuit and towel. Bring a sack lunch or money for lunch at the onsite Deli Café; plus money for memorabilia. On the way back we will stop by the Lake Crescent Lodge for a look around. Price includes trip management, transportation, park admission, and hot springs.

Fee: $45 + money for food/gifts

Emerald Downs - A Day at the Races

Don’t miss this opportunity as we head to Sequim for the Annual Lavender Festival. The festival includes free farm tours of the lavender fields, demonstrations, street fair, Lavenderstock with music filling the air and much more! We will visit three farms for a closer look. Bring money for food and memorabilia. Price includes trip management and transportation.

#11168 Saturday, September 9

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12 noon -7 pm

Fee: $51 + money for gifts We are off to the races! Enjoy an afternoon at Emerald Downs whether interested in betting or just looking to take in the surroundings with Mount Rainier in the background. People watching, horses, stables and much more for a day you won’t soon forget. Bring money for memorabilia. Price includes trip management, transportation, admission, box lunch, official tip sheet, official program, and reserved seating in the grandstands. www.piercecountywa.org/parks

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Capital Building Tour and Governor’s Mansion #11169 Wednesday, September 13

9 am - 4 pm

Fee: $45 + money for food/gifts We are heading to Olympia for a tour of the Capital building and home of the Governor. The Legislative Building is the crowing piece of our State Capital and home to our Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, and Treasurer. After our tour we will grab bite to eat at Falls Terrace overlooking the incredible Tumwater Falls. Our day will end with a tour of the Governor’s Mansion; ID is required for this tour. Price includes trip management, transportation, and group tours.

Above the Trees - TreeHouse Point Tour #11170 Wednesday, September 20

Get ready to “Pitch in for Parks”, a volunteer based program offered through a partnership between Pierce County Parks and Recreation and McLendon Hardware. Pitch in for Parks is a great opportunity for all ages and abilities, (ages 15 and under with guardian) to pitch in and help your community. Supplies will be available for use plus a snack and water. Join us “rain or shine” with appropriate clothing for the weather and work gloves. Pitch in for an hour or for the entire time from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on the following Saturdays:

May 13 – Parkland Prairie Its spring and the prairie is in full bloom! Join us to admire the wildflowers planted by Pitch-In-for-Parks volunteers, and help us prepare the site for summer by inspecting our new tree and shrub seedlings and performing site maintenance.

June 3 – Bresemann Forest

9:30 am - 5 pm

Fee: $61 + money for food/gifts Come along as we venture to Fall City where peace and tranquility await. TreeHouse Point Retreat Center is nestled along the Raging River with eight different tree houses high above the tree line. The tour will take approximately 1.5 hours. On our way home we will stop for a late lunch at the Roadhouse Restaurant in Fall City. Please note the tour is not wheelchair or walker friendly and there is no opportunity for sitting. Pre-registration is required by August 1st. Price includes, trip management, transportation, and tour.

We love hiking trails, but they also become conduits for invasive species into our natural areas. Parks and Recreation is inviting the community to learn about invasive species along our trails and aquatic weeds in our creeks, their control, and how you can prevent their spread. This is a learn-by-doing event, so wear your mud boots if you’ve got them and be prepared to get dirty.

July 15 – Parkland Prairie It’s the great camas salvage of 2017! This lovely little blue flower defines our prairie, and to support our new trail system, we want to make sure the path is clear. We’ll be looking for and digging up dormant camas bulbs in the new trail alignment. These little bulbs will be re-planted this fall in new areas throughout the site to start new patches of prairie.

August 19 – Meridian Habitat Park We are making site preparations by the new playground to create an interpretive native plant garden for kids and wildlife to enjoy. Come help us enhance the soil and spread the mulch; then join us again this fall to install the plants!

Group Volunteer Opportunities Pierce County Parks and Recreation is always looking for groups who are interested in giving back to their community. If your business, organization, or group of friends is interested in volunteering in our parks or facilities, please contact Jenn at (253) 798-4148 or jsergen@co.pierce.wa.us.

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Outdoor Adventures/Summer Camps Orienteering Course at Sprinker Recreation Center Grab your compass and explore Sprinker Recreation Center and Bresemann Forest with our new orienteering course. Orienteering is a form of land navigation in which participants use a map and compass to navigate through fields, woods, hills or challenging terrain. This new course is designed for all skill levels and is perfect for beginners with 20 control points. The course is open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Maps will be available at Sprinker Recreation Center and online in the coming months. This course was built and managed by the members of the Cascade Orienteering Club. For more information, contact Sprinker Recreation Center (253)798-4000.

Immerse your child in the natural world of Bresemann Forest this summer with Nature Vision! Every year Nature Vision works with over 65,000 PreK-12th grade Western Washington youth in schools and local parks to ensure that all students receive quality nature education.

Survival Camp August 14-18 9 am - 4 pm Sprinker Recreation Center

Game Bags rentals for your picnic or summer party! $15/day Bag #1: PiffleBall - pickleball rackets, whiffleballs, and bases. $15/day Bag #2: Volleyball - portable volleyball standards, net, and two volleyballs. $15/day Bag #3: Parachute - 24 foot parachute, 6 game balls, and activity guide. $15/day Bag #4: Kickball - bases, playground balls, and rules. $25/day Bag #5: Old Fashioned Picnic Pack - potato sacks, 75 foot tug-o-war rope, flying disks, & cones. A $50 refundable damage deposit is required.

Reserve your game bag today 253-798-4177.

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Find out how being in nature is better than any video game! Join us for a week of outdoor adventures in Bresemann Forest. Build shelters, work on knot tying, learn about plants that can help keep you alive and well, discover animal tracks and the stories they tell. Complete team challenges in orienteering and other skills needed to have an exciting, yet safe time in the great outdoors. Supplies will be provided for campers to practice their skills throughout the week. Participants should dress for the weather and bring a sack lunch each day with an additional two snacks. Bathroom access and a safe area to store limited personal items such as extra clothing and food will be provided. For: Ages 6-10 Instructor: Nature Vision Staff Educators Fee: $200/camper (#11162)

For more information on Nature Vison visit www.naturevision.org or 425-836-2697. www.piercecountywa.org/parks

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Special Populations Summer Camps

Ready for its third summer, Camp Pierce summer day camps are designed for young adults ages 20-30 with disabilities. Six Great Weeks! Monday-Friday from 8 a.m - 3 p.m. Lakewood Community Center Sign up for one week at a time or for all six weeks. Celebrating our 46th year in Pierce County, our summer day camp for individuals with disabilities includes: cooperative play, games, arts & crafts, community visitors, sports activities, dress up days, theme weeks, friendships and much more! The program is staffed with school teachers and college students under the supervision of a Special Education Teacher. The activities change daily and are designed to promote sharing, cooperation, friendship, sportsmanship, and fun. Participants receive a camp T-shirt and certificate of participation.

Campers will participate in personally enriching activities within the community including volunteering, visiting parks and other organizations, and taking a fun weekly field trip. #11138 #11139 #11140 #11141 #11142 #11143

Week #1 Week #2 Week #3 Week #4 Week #5 Week #6

July 10-14 July 17-21 July 24-28 July 31-Aug. 4 August 7-11 August 14-18

Vashon Island Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium Seattle Aquarium Pioneer Farm Wings Over Washington Bowling

ampers will learn how to use public transportation, enhance C socialization with peers and community members, increase independence skills, and build their resumes. When we’re not out in the community, we’ll be in the Lakewood Community Center where campers will participate in crafts, sports, cooking and other activities.

July 10-August 4 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Surprise Lake Middle School 2001 Milton Way, Milton 98354

$220 (4 wks) • Special Note: If your child or young adult is not toilet trained, ambulatory, or poses a safety threat to self or others, you must provide a full time assistant (age 16 or older) for him/her. • Transportation: Is the responsibility of the parents. For assistance through Pierce Transit, call (253)983-3315. • Registration: Registration begins May 1 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Lakewood Community Center on a first come-first served basis and is limited to the first 80 campers.

Fee:

$100/camper per week (Registration deadline June 23) PARTICIPANTS MUST PRE-REGISTER (Fee includes camp management, admission fees for field trips and transportation)

Camp is limited to the first 15 registered each week and must meet a minimum of 10 campers by June 20th to be held. Open Registration Night - Tuesday, May 2 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Lakewood Community Center • Transportation to and from Camp Pierce is the responsibility of the parent/caregiver. We are unable to accept campers who are not toilet trained or who pose a threat to themselves or others, or who engage in property destruction. • Campers must be ambulatory (the ability to move unassisted using feet, crutches, walker, wheelchair, etc.). Campers must possess a Regional Reduced Fare Permit (RRFP), available through Pierce Transit. Camp Pierce Information (253) 798-2997

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Special Populations Summer Sports Pierce County Parks and Recreation proudly offers “Companionship,” a specialized recreation program designed to provide fully inclusive recreational and leisure opportunities for individuals of all abilities and their families. Our goal is to assist the participants in finding and maintaining strong friendships while playing and trying new activities. Listed below are just a few of our fun events.

Companionship Soccer This fun and introductory program will introduce your child to the awesome game of soccer. This fully inclusive program will teach various kicks, the rules, defense, and most importantly how to score a GOAL! Each week will start with a skills session learning new skills and building on skills learned the week before. For:

Ages 6-21 (all abilities)

Location: Heritage Recreation Center (9010 - 128th St E, South Hill Puyallup) Fee:

$20/participant - Pre-register by May 1

#10440

Wednesdays May 10, 17, 24, 31 5:00-7:00 pm

(includes all 4 sessions, ribbon, individual/group photos)

Companionship Trail Exploration Wednesdays, July 12, 19, 26 & August 2 4:45-7:00 pm The Companionship Program is embarking on an exploration of local parks. Each week participants will load into one of our Pierce County vans and head off to a local park where they will walk the trails and explore what each park has to offer. Vans leave promptly at 5:00 p.m. All participants should wear comfortable and sturdy walking shoes (no sandals or flip flops please) and bring a bottle of water. For:

Ages 10-21 (all abilities)

Fee: $20/participant (includes 4 sessions and ribbon) Location: Lakewood Community Center

Swing for the Fences Companionship Companionship is taking up America’s favorite pastime! This co-ed, fully inclusive series of classes will introduce the basics of baseball using t-ball and coach pitch techniques. Each week will start with a skills session learning new skills and building on skills learned the week before. Participants should bring their own glove and a bottle of water each night. For:

Ages 6-15, all abilities

Location: Sprinker Recreation Center, Field #2 Fee:

$20/participant - Must Pre-Register by June 1 (includes 4 sessions, ribbon, and individual/group photos)

#11019 Wednesdays

June 7, 14, 21, 28 5:00-6:30 p.m.

Course: #11017- Must Pre-Register by July 1

Companionship Kid Zone This program is specially designed for our youngest participants! Kiddos aged 3-5 years will enjoy playing and socializing in a safe and inclusive environment. We’ll provide toys to promote physical, social, emotional and creative skills through play and recreation For: Location: Fee:

Ages 3-5, all abilities Lakewood Community Center, Room #103 $20/participant - Must Pre-Register by August 1 (includes 4 sessions)

#11018

Wednesdays

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Aug. 9, 16, 23, 30 5:30-7:00 p.m.

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Summer Camps Engineering For Kids® Camps Engineering For Kids® brings science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), to kids ages 4 to 14 in a fun and challenging way through camps and classes. With over 135 locations worldwide, Engineering For Kids® is proud to have inspired thousands of children to build on their natural curiosity by teaching engineering concepts through hands-on learning. Engineering is, after all, one of the fastest growing industries in the world! All supplies are provided, including laptops and engineering equipment for the following summer camps.

Ages 4-7 Camps:

Fee: $150 (5 days)

Location:

Sprinker Recreation Center

Jr Pirate Academy: Pirate Engineery

Jr Inventors Workshop

Arg Matey! Come join Kelvin’s crew as we sail the ocean blue searching for buried treasure. Build a pirate ship, go fishing for treasure and more adventures await!

Invent new machines and explore creative design solutions. Discover how a wind-up toy works and design your own drawing robot.

#11190 June 26-30

#11189 July 17-21

Mon-Fri

9:30-11:30 am Sprinker

Mon-Fri

9:30-11:30 am Sprinker

Ages 8-14 Camps:

Fee: $169* (5 days)

Locations: Meridian Habitat Park | Frontier Park | Sprinker Recreation Center

Hero’s Week

Mechatronics Masterminds

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Heroes Week! Join a league of heroes and compete against other leagues by performing engineeringrelated challenges to save the world! All supplies provided.

Kelvin has created a perpetual motion machine, but an evil genius has stolen it! Kelvin needs your assistance to develop and test new gadgets that will help him find and safeguard his creation. Explore the basics of mechatronics engineering and logic based on programming.

#10991 June 19-23 #11183 Aug. 7-11*

Mon-Fri Mon-Fri

1:00-4:00 pm Meridian 9:00 am-12 pm Sprinker

#11187 July 17 -21

3D Printing: Minecraft® Creations Explore the basic concepts of 3D printing and computer aided design (CAD) to bring their most awesome Minecraft® creation to life! Students will walk away with a completed 3D model that is ready for 3D printing! #11193 #10992

June 19-23* Mon-Fri July 10-14 Mon-Fri

9:00 am-12 pm Sprinker 1:00-4:00 pm Meridian

This camp will immerse students in the expansive world of MinecraftEDU and challenge student’s ingenuity and problem solving skills as they navigate through several engineering challenges. Students will experiment with designs, learn teamwork and manage resources like an engineer in the real world. #11193 June 19-23*

Mon-Fri

Momentum Madness Zero to sixty in two seconds? How fast can an object go without compromising safety? Students will work with their Pit Crew to design and build vehicles, such as dragsters and hovering levitrons, which should be able to withstand astonishing speeds. Fasten your seat belt, the race has begun! #10993 July 24-28

MinecraftEDU: Travelling into the Future

1:00-4:00 pm Sprinker

Mon-Fri 1:00-4:00 pm Sprinker

Mon-Fri

1:00-4:00 pm Frontier

Electronic Game Design: Invader Defense Use a Multimedia Fusion 2® to create a video game. Whether it is firing marsh mellows or missiles, build a complete video game from start to finish. Students take home a copy of the game they create. #11184 Aug. 7-11*

Mon-Fri 1:00-4:00 pm Sprinker

Survivor Week: Engineering of Survival

The Engineering of Cities Everything you need to know about the construction of cities! Students will explore civil, electrical, industrial and environmental engineering. They will explore energy production, filtering of water filtration and building structures.

Welcome to Survivor: Engineer’s Cove! Stranded on an abandoned island filled with perilous obstacles, work collaboratively with tribe members to compete in specific engineering related projects aimed at trying to survive the harsh island conditions and escape to freedom.

#11188 June 26-30 #10996 Aug. 28-Sept. 1

#10994 Aug. 14-18

Mon-Fri 1:00-4:00 pm Sprinker Mon-Fri 1:00-4:00 pm Frontier

Mon-Fri 1:00-4:00 pm Meridian

* Contact Sprinker Recreation Center for discount rates (253)798-4000

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Summer Camps

In these unique and dynamic camps, children will build incredible motorized creations, brick models, mosaics, and crafts as well as play games and have lots of fun using LEGO® Bricks. All campers take home a custom photo montage of their week’s experience and a custom mini-figure. Campers should bring a snack and water bottle.

Bat League Heroes & Villains Camp July 10-14 9 am - 12 pm Enter the dark city where a dangerous jokester and other evil villains wreak havoc. The good guys will ride into action as campers build motorized models of the bat hero’s speedy vehicle and cat girl’s sleek motorcycle using LEGO® Bricks and Motors. But keep the bat light searching for the evil jokester’s motorized low rider vehicle cruising through the city streets as well. Send the bat hero swinging on his grappling hook from one skyscraper to the next as he fights crime with his trusty side-kick.

Northwest Magic Girls Basketball Bootcamp

Campers will improve their mosaic, Technic, and basic brick building skills in this thrilling camp of bat heroes and villains! For: Ages 5-12 Location: Frontier Park Lodge Fee: $165/camper (#11090)

Saturday, August 5, 2017 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Brick City Engineers Camp

For: 4th-8th Grade (in Fall of 2017)

August 21-25 9 am - 12 pm Let’s build a CITY! Campers will put their engineering and architecture skills to work as they build city themed models using LEGO® Bricks. The sky’s the limit when campers are challenged to use their own ideas and skills to build a skyscraper taller than their heads! They’ll have a blast using custom-built motorized cars to move the people of the city all around town – brick by brick! What an accomplishment to be able to proudly exclaim, “We built this BRICK City!” For: Ages 5-12 Location: Frontier Park Lodge Fee: $165/camper (#11091)

Lakewood Community Center

Fee: $45/player (fee includes camp shirt) Register by July 24 This rigorous basketball skills development camp is like no other! Boot Camp concentrates on discipline, attitude, fundamentals, and development. The camper must be prepared to work hard upon arrival!

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Summer Camps Sprinker Sampler Camp

This 4-day summer camp is designed to take the guesswork out of choosing a week long activity for your child. The Sprinker Sampler Camp provides a variety of group activities that will be sure to leave your child tired out, but wanting more. For: Dates: Time: Location: Fee:

Ages 8-12 August 7-10, Monday-Thursday 9:30 am-12:00 pm Sprinker Recreation Center $75/camper (#11134)

Participants should dress in active-wear: tennis shoes on Tuesday and Thursday; warm jacket and gloves for skating on Monday and Wednesday. Two free ice skating passes will be issued at the end of the camp.

Each day your child will experience three activities over a 2 ½ hour period, including: • • • • • • •

Hockey Broom Ball Ice Skating Tennis Soccer Basketball Karate

Class instructors are certified and all equipment is provided.

June 26-August 25, 2017 9 exciting, fun-filled weeks of tennis! Up to 3-hours per day, 5-days a week, for 9-big weeks! Our summer tennis camp welcomes boys and girls, ages 5-17, of all ability levels. Our tennis pro staff takes enormous pride in the quality of our camp by providing first-class instruction geared to the specific skill level of each player. All players are provided with new tennis skills and the inspiration and self-confidence to continue to improve their tennis game after summer camp ends. For:

Ages 6-17 (All Ability Levels)

Dates:

June 26-August 25

Location: Sprinker Tennis Center, (253)531-6300

Grassroots - Beginners For kids who are picking up a tennis racquet for the first time, or just starting to get the hang of it. This tennis camp program emphasizes sound fundamentals, from proper footwork and grips to stroke production and movement. Ages: 6-12 Fee: $15 (+tax) - 1 day Days: Mon-Fri, 10:30-11:30 am $60 (+tax) - 1 wk $225 (+tax) - 4 wks $330 (+tax) - 6 wks $469 (+tax) - 9 wks

High School Prep - Entry Level

For juniors who want to improve their tennis skills before high school tennis try-outs. Camp includes instruction in basic techniques, serving and score keeping. 4, 6, & 9 week camps include one hour of instruction plus Friday Match Play which includes entry level match play. Ages: 13-17 Fee: $15 (+tax) - 1 day Day: Mon-Fri, 10:30-11:30 am $70 (+tax) - 1 wk Friday Team Tennis, 12-2 pm $260 (+tax) - 4 wks $375 (+tax) - 6 wks $549 (+tax) - 9 wks

Junior Development/Excellence - Int/Adv Levels If you already have the skills, here’s how to take them to the next level. For juniors who want to improve their tournament results, this challenging tennis camp program features advanced drills, physical training and match play. 4, 6, & 9 week camps include one hour daily match play, two hour Friday Team Tennis and one junior tournament. Ages: 13-17 Fee: $20 (+tax) - 1 day Day: Mon-Thur, 12-3 pm $90 (+tax) - 1 wk Friday Match Play, 12-2 pm $350 (+tax) - 4 wks $499 (+tax) - 6 wks $730 (+tax) - 9 wks

Summer Match Play Tournaments Match play includes competitive matches scheduled against different players each week. Travelling trophies are awarded to players each week who must defend their title each week in order to retain the trophy! All Friday matches include hot dogs for lunch or bring your own. For Team Tennis Only Fee: $120 (+tax) - 9 wks Day: Fridays, 12-2 pm $15 (+tax)/day drop-in

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Summer Camps/Sports Challenger British Soccer Camp Each camp includes footwork exercises, pairs and small group practices, small sided games, coached scrimmages, and a daily tournament. Campers receive a Challenger soccer ball and t-shirt! Choose from four camps and three locations. Camps

Ages Time

Fee

Mini Soccer Half Day Half Day Full Day

3-5 6-18 6-18 7-18

$105 $144 $144 $202

8:00-9:00 am 9:00 am-12 noon 1:00-4:00 pm 9:00 am-4:00 pm

Dates

Location

July 10-14 July 17-21 August 7-11 August 21-25

Sprinker Recreation Center in Tacoma Heritage Recreation Center in Puyallup Heritage Recreation Center in Puyallup Frontier Park in Graham

Youth Outdoor Soccer

Since 1979, Kidz Love Soccer has been dedicated to teaching children the world’s most popular sport within a nurturing, recreational environment. Typical session includes age appropriate skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages. Experience soccer fun in a safe, non-competitive environment. Participants receive Kidz Love Soccer Jersey! Shin guards are required except for parent-child classes. For: Ages 2-10 Instructors: Kidz Love Soccer Coaching Staff (Rainout line 1-888-372-5803)

(Coach Officiated Leagues) For: Boys and Girls Ages 5-8 Ages 5 & 6 play together (#11040) Ages 7 & 8 play together (#11041)

Fees: $90 (8 wks) $52 (4 wks) - Frontier Park

Fee: $45 - Includes team t-shirt, players soccer clinic, 6 or 7 games, and a participation ribbon.

Ages 2-3 ½

Registration: August 1-September 15 or when filled. League Purpose: This is strictly a recreational program. The focus is a safe and positive experience while learning respect, sportsmanship and the basics of outdoor soccer. No league championships and no win-loss records will be kept. Everyone plays regardless of ability. Boys and girls play on the same team. Practices: Practices are held on weeknights beginning October 2nd at Sprinker Recreation Center Games: All games are played on Saturdays at Sprinker Recreation Center starting October 7. Teams play seven or eight games, weather permitting. Games begin after 9 a.m. Equipment: Balls, cones and soccer goals at Sprinker Recreation Center will be supplied. Participants should bring their own shin guards and cleats.

Mandatory Coaches Meeting: Thursday, September 21 at 5:30 p.m. in the Lakewood Community Center. For more information, please contact Meredith (253)798-4091.

Summer 2017

June 21-Aug. 9 June 21-Aug. 9 June 26-Aug. 21* June 27-July 25*

Ages 3 ½-5 #11055 #11056 #11049 #11044

Ages 5-6

Wed Wed Mon Tue

South Hill South Hill Gonyea Frontier

Wed Wed Mon Tues

10:10-10:45 am 4:40-5:15 pm 5:15-5:50 pm 3:15-3:50 pm

South Hill South Hill Gonyea Frontier

Soccer 1 - Techniques & Teamwork

#11057 June 21-Aug. 9 #11050 June 26-Aug. 21* #11045 June 27-July 25*

Wed Mon Tues

5:15-6:00 pm 3:45-4:30 pm 3:50-4:35 pm

South Hill Gonyea Frontier

Soccer 2 - Skillz & Scrimmages

#11058 June 21-Aug. 9 Wed #11051 June 26-Aug. 21* Mon #11046 June 27-July 25* Tue

9:30-10:00 am 7:00-7:30 pm 6:00-6:30 pm 5:30-6:00 pm

Tot/Pre-Soccer

June 21-Aug. 9 June 21-Aug. 9 June 26-Aug. 21* June 27-July 25*

Ages 7-10

Coaches: Parents interested in coaching call (253)798-4177.

#11053 #11054 #11048 #11043

Mommy/Daddy & Me

*No classes July 3 and July 4

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

6:00-6:45 pm 4:30-5:15 pm 4:35-5:20 pm

South Hill Gonyea Frontier

Summer Sports Tball & Coach Pitch (Coach Officiated Leagues) For: Ages 5-6 - Tball (Practices/games at Spanaway Park)

Ages 7-8 - Coach Pitch (Practices/games at Gonyea Playfields)

Fee: $45 - Includes team t-shirt, 6 or 7 games, and participation ribbon. Registration: Wednesday, May 10, 4:30-6:00 pm at Sprinker Recreation Center Registration forms are available the night of registration and will be limited to the first 200 children on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration after May 10th is on a space availability basis. League Purpose: This is strictly a recreational program to provide an enjoyable, safe and positive experience while learning respect, sportsmanship and the basics of baseball/softball. No try-outs, league championships, and no win-loss records will be kept; everyone plays regardless of ability. Boys and girls play on the same team. Practices: Each team has three practices before the first game. Practices are scheduled June 19-30, weeknights. Games: Teams play 6 or 7 games, weather permitting. Two games scheduled each week (Mon-Thur) from July 3-27. Games begin after 5 p.m. Equipment: Bats, balls, hitting tees and bases will be supplied. Players should bring their own glove and shoes (athletic shoes or rubber cleats only, no metal cleats). Coaches: Parents interested in coaching may sign-up online or at the Lakewood Community Center. Coaches will also be officiating the games. Mandatory Coaches Meeting: Thursday, June 8 at the Lakewood Community Center. 5:30-6:30 p.m. for T-ball and 6:30-7:30 p.m. for Coach Pitch. Coaches will receive rosters, rules, game schedules and practice information. Call 253-798-4091 for more information.

For:

Open to all ages, youths, adults and Masters

When:

Wednesdays, June 21, 28 & July 5, 12, 19, 26

Where: Sparks Stadium (601- 7th Ave SW, Puyallup) Start Time: 5:30 pm Entry Fee:

(registration starts at 4:30 pm)

$10/person per meet $50 Season Pass*

Team Registration: $20 - Teams larger than 40 participants $10 - Teams smaller than 40 participants All teams participating in the overall season standings must pay and be registered by July 5th. Any team who would like to participate may do so but their points will not be recorded or counted without payment.

More Information: (253) 318-3342 - Ron Mattila, Meet Director (253) 798-4753 - Jen, Recreation Supervisor *Track Season Pass: $50 (a savings of $10). Purchase a Season Pass before the meets begin and pick it up at the track during registration on June 21. For a Track Season Pass application, visit www.piercecountywa.org/parks or call (253) 798-4177. Track & Field Sponsors:

Pickleball players of all ages and abilities are welcome every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at the Lakewood Community Center from 7:30 am to 12 noon. Six courts are available for singles and doubles play. Drop-in rate of $3/player or a money saving annual pass is available.

(253)798-4091 for more information.

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Summer 2017

Golf Pierce County in Western Washington is your home for public golf. Whether seeking a quick round in the peaceful setting at our 9-hole course at Fort Steilacoom or wanting to tackle championship courses like Lake Spanaway, site of the Puget Sound Amateur since 1967 or Chambers Bay, site of the 2010 U.S. Amateur and 2015 U.S. Open Championships, Pierce County has something for every skill and challenge level.

FootGolf

Fort Steilacoom Golf Course FootGolf is a combination of golf and soccer! The game is played similar to golf but with a regulation #5 soccer ball instead of clubs, the holes are shortened and the goal is to kick the ball into 21-inch diameter cups using the least amount of kicks as possible. Rates: Player (ages) Adult (21+) Young Adult (18-20) Junior (11-17) Youth (10)

Hours: Open after 11 a.m. seven days a week

8202 - 87th Street SW, Lakewood, WA 98498

Reservations: To make a tee time, please call (253) 588-0613.

(253) 588-0613 • www.LakeSpanawayGC.com

Appropriate golf clothing required and NO cleatted shoes allowed (recommend turf shoes, indoor soccer shoes or sneakers).

General Manager: Nicholas Pike Join us for the extended golf season at one of the Pacific Northwest’s driest golf courses. This course is a quick and peaceful 9 hole golf course that features dual tees for an 18 hole round. Fort Steilacoom offers a snack bar and beverages. Green Fees: Tee times are taken 5 days in advance. Daily Fees Regular (Mon–Sun) Senior/Military (Mon–Fri) Junior (Mon–Fri)

9 holes / 18 holes $17 / $22 $12 / $17 $9 / $13

Twilight Fees: Apply at variable times depending on time of year. Regular $15 Senior/Military (Mon–Fri) $11 Junior $8 Play Cards: All golfers can purchase play cards for 25 prepaid rounds of golf. Play cards are valid Monday–Friday, and during twilight hours on weekends and holidays. Cards are non-transferable and non-refundable. Golf Cars/Trails Fees - Pull Carts/Rental Club: Golf cars rent on a daily basis for both 9 and 18 holes. In the winter season golf cars are usually restricted to rough areas only. 9 hole golf car ...... $15 double/$7 single Pull Carts .........$ 3 18 hole golf car .... $22 double/$10 single Rental Clubs ....$15 There is a $5.00 trails fee if you wish to use your own golf car. Ten round trails fee punch cards are available.

Summer 2017

18 holes $11.00 $10.00 $9.00 $5.00

Rentals Ball $2.00 $3.00 Riding Car (per seat) $7.00 $10.00

Fort Steilacoom Golf Course

9 holes $7.50 $6.50 $5.50 $3.50

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Golf Lake Spanaway Golf Course 15602 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98444 (253) 531-3660 • www.LakeSpanawayGC.com General Manager: Golf Professionals:

Mike Fosnick, PGA Matt Montecucco, PGA Shane Prante

Lake Spanaway Golf Course offers lesson programs, specials on green fees, range, golf cars, food and beverages. The range is fully covered offering a place to practice rain or shine. The full service restaurant and bar is open from 6:00 a.m. to dusk daily. The golf shop is fully stocked and offers competitive prices on all the top quality merchandise and equipment. Green Fees: Tee times are taken 7 days in advance. Tee times can be made online 10 days in advance. Daily Fees 9 holes/18 holes Regular (Mon-Fri) $25 /$35 Weekend (Sat-Sun/Holiday) $26 /$39.75 Senior/Military (Mon–Fri) $18 /$27 Junior (17 and younger) $9 /$15 Twilight Fees: Apply at variable times depending on time of year. Play Cards: All golfers can purchase play cards for 25 prepaid rounds of golf. Play cards are valid Monday-Friday and during twilight hours on weekends and holidays. Cards are non-transferable and non-refundable. Driving Range: Open year round. The range is covered for year round practice in all kinds of weather. Buckets: Regular (40 balls)......$ 6 Large (80 balls)............... $ 9 Jumbo (120 balls)......$ 12 Golf Cars/Trails Fees—Pull Carts/Rental Clubs: Golf car rentals are available daily for both 9 and 18 holes. During the winter season golf cars are usually restricted to car paths only. There is a $5.00 trails fee if you wish to use your own golf car. Ten round trails fee punch cards are available. 9 hole golf car............ $9/rider 18 hole golf car........ $15/rider

3-Wheel Push cart........... $ 5 Rental clubs...............$15/set

LSGC Adult Golf Lessons Professional golf instruction for adults in both individual and group settings at Lake Spanaway Golf Course. Whether you are a beginner looking to take up the game or an advanced player looking to add to your shot repertoire, the professional Lake Spanaway staff is eager and willing to help.

Individual lessons: $45/30 minutes | $75/hour Series of 4 lessons: $150/30minutes Playing lesson: $150/9 holes

Lake Spanaway Junior 3- Day Skills Camps Kids learn basic swing and short game fundamentals through drills, games and skills challenge/play. This is a great camp for juniors to hone their skills for play on the course. Campers can purchase lunch at the cafe or bring their lunch. Camps include instruction, range balls and snacks. Come dressed appropriately and wear sunscreen. For: Ages 10-17 When: Monday - Wednesday, 9 am - 3 pm Fee: $200/camper Camp 1: June 28-30 Camp 2: July 5-7 Camp 3: July 12-14

Camp 7: Aug. 9-10 Camp 8: Aug. 16-18 Camp 9: Aug. 23-25

Lake Spanaway Junior Golf League Monday mornings, June 26-July 31 $99/junior Juniors ages 7-14 will learn golf under the supervision of adult volunteers who will provide knowledge, guidance, and inspiration. Juniors receive positive reinforcement through the achievement of merit pins in the areas of putting, short game, full swing, scoring, rules and etiquette. The goal is for each child to leave with a new passion for the game and a desire to continue for years to come. For more information, contact Mike Fosnick at mfosnick@kempersports.com or (253) 531-3660.

Youth Learn to Golf Program Through the introduction of the game, this program is structured to teach Juniors fundamentals, proper technique, rules of the game, and much more. Learn the skills necessary for using each club in both full swing and short game settings. Upon completion of Beginner Level 3, juniors will be ready to advance to Intermediate levels. For: Instructor: Sessions: Fee:

Ages 6-15 Matt Montecucco May 25-June 29 Thursdays 5:30-6:15 pm July 6-Aug. 10 Thursdays 5:30-6:15 pm Aug. 24-Sept. 28 Thursdays 5:30-6:15 pm $75 (6 wk sessions)

Juniors new to the program but not new to the game do not need to start at the beginner level to benefit from this program. Contact the Golf Professionals at Lake Spanaway (253) 531-3660 and schedule a skills test to determine their position in the program. The skills test to pass into a level is universal.

Lake Spanaway Golf Pro Shop, (253)531-3660 to register.

Camp 4: July 19-21 Camp 5: July 26-28 Camp 6: Aug. 2-4

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Golf Discover pure links golf while immersing yourself in panoramic views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains. As the site of the 2010 U.S. Amateur and the 2015 U.S. Open, Chambers Bay was designed to challenge the greatest players in the world. 6320 Grandview Drive West University Place, WA 98467 (253) 460-4653 www.chambersbaygolf.com General Manager: Matt Allen Director of Golf: Nicholas Pike Golf Professional: Brent Zepp

Chambers Bay is a championship course that anyone can play. With towering sand dunes, massive fairways and contoured greens, it provides a true connection to the birthplace of the game. A par 72, walking-only course, Chambers Bay stretches from 5,100 to 7,585 yards on fescue turf from tee to green. Green Fees: For green fees, call the Golf Shop at (253)460-4653 or visit www.chambersbaygolf. com. Tee times are taken 90 days in advance . Chambers Bay Golf Club: Played by champions, designed for players of all abilities. Membership is limited. Call for pricing. Driving Range: Open year round approx. one hour after sunrise until one hour before sunset, featuring all grass tees and short game area. $25 for daily pass. Caddie Fees: The use of a caddie is not required, but recommended for maximum enjoyment of the Chambers Bay experience.

5 one-hour group lessons:

Drive, Chip, and Putt Prep Clinic Ages 7-15 Sunday, June 4

12-2 pm

This two hour prep clinic is designed for the Drive, Chip and Putt Championship. Our PGA Professionals will spend the day training your junior to compete at the local qualifiers in June. The road to Augusta starts at Chambers Bay! $30 per clinic (+ tax)

Summer 2017

Get Golf Ready 1

Mar. 17-19 & 25-26 Apr. 29-May 27 July 21-Aug. 18 Aug. 3-31 Aug. 25 - Sept. 22

Adults Only

6-7 pm on 17th | 12-1 pm Sat 3-4 pm Fri 2-3 pm Thur 6-7 pm Fri 2-3 pm

Receive a one-week practice center pass (to be used inbetween classes)

Golf clubs, balls and other equipment provided if needed.

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Golf/ Fall Sports PGA Coaching Club There has never been a better time to work on your game, and the PGA Coaching Club offers the most efficient way to do so. No matter what your skill level, this club is designed to provide you with structured practice each week. Our PGA Instructors host clinics teaching a specific golf skill followed by a supervised practice session. Bring questions for your instructor and be ready to improve your game! Club members are also encouraged to take their learning to the course and play after the clinics for a special sunset green fee. Rate: $100/month (+ tax)

Limit to the first 40 members

Your monthly membership includes: • Unlimited use of the practice center including range balls every weekend • PGA instructed clinics every Saturday from 1-2:30 pm • Eligible for $40 weekend sunset green fees • Personal game improvement coaching all month • Coaching sessions offered rain or shine, but subject to change without notice Please see our website for more information or to register, www.chambersbaygolf.com/academy.

Fall Slowpitch Leagues League

Games

Fee*

Game Nights

Home Run Rule (out of park)

Men

Class “D” Class “E” Class “Rec” Class “Rec 40+”

12 games 12 games 12 games 12 games

$600 $600 $600 $600

Mon/Tue/Wed Mon/Thur/Fri Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri Tuesday

Unlimited 3 then progressive 1 then progressive 1 then progressive

Women

Class “D” Class “E” Class “Rec”

12 games 12 games 12 games

$600 $600 $600

Thursday Thursday Thursday

Unlimited 3 then progressive 1 then progressive

Coed

Class “D” Class “E” Class “Rec” Class “Rec” Class “Rec”

12 games 12 games 12 games 12 games 12 games

$600 $600 $600 $600 $600

Sunday Sunday Sunday Wednesday Friday

Unlimited 3 then progressive 1 then progressive 1 then progressive 1 then progressive

*League Fee includes: Official fees and six softballs required for use in league play. Registration: Registration accepted June 12-July 7, 2017. Register June 12-23 to receive a $30 discount off team registration. All fees due at time of registration. Double Headers or Single Games: Teams have the opportunity to mark their preference on the league application to play single games or double headers. We will do our best to meet all requests. Games: Games will be played at Sprinker Recreation Center and Heritage Recreation Center. Scheduling Conflicts: Teams may ask not to be scheduled certain dates or days in which they are unable to play. A calendar is on the back of the league application for this purpose. Every attempt is made to accommodate these requests, however, it is not guaranteed. Coaches Meeting: July 25 at Meridian Habitat Park and Community Center. Rosters due at the coaches’ meeting: 6:00-6:30 pm for Men’s Teams or 6:30-7:00 pm for Women’s and Coed teams. (253)798-4049 or www.piercecountywa.org/parks for a league application.

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Summer 2017

Tennis Sprinker Tennis Courts

Pro Shop

Sprinker Recreation Center has four indoor tennis courts, six outdoor courts and a tennis and skating pro shop. Many activities are available including private and group lessons, league play, tournaments and social events. Equipment such as a ball machine and rackets are available for rent along with complete locker room facilities. Reservations & Hours of Operation: Tennis Courts are available for rent by the hour. Reservations may be made up to six days in advance by calling the Pro Shop (253) 531-6300. All phone reservations require advance payment by VISA, M/C, Am Express or Discover Card. Court times are for one hour and reservations may be made for up to 1-½ hours. Court Reservation /Pro Shop Hours of Operation: Monday-Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

For information or to register for lessons/programs, contact the Pro Shop at (253) 531-6300 sprinkertennis@comcast.net. Sprinker Tennis Pro Shop offers a complete selection of tennis racquets from Wilson, Babolat, Prince and Head along with a full line of demo racquets. The Racquet Demo program fee is $25 with unlimited demo racquet trials. $25 is credited back to your purchase.

Professional Racquet Stringing: Sprinker Tennis Center is a member of the United States Racquet Stringers Association. Professional racquet stringing with Wilson, Prince, Gamma, Technifibre, Luxilon and Babolat strings with a 24-hour turn-around.

Tennis Equipment, Accessories, Apparel & Shoes:

Court Fees: Sprinker Tennis Center is a public facility, membership is not required. Courts may be reserved up to 6 days in advance. All players names are required at the time of reservation. No more than one reservation allowed at a time. Current reservation must be played before making an additional reservation. Walk-in play is allowed. Limit of 6 balls allowed on the tennis court at a time.

The Pro Shop also carries performance tennis shoes for men and women from Wilson, Babolat, Head and Prince. Plus a complete selection of tennis bags and accessories and a basic selection of tennis skirts, t-shirts, socks and tennis panties.

Tennis Court Fees: Singles - $18/hr No more than 2 players allowed on the court Doubles - $22/hr No more than 4 players allowed on the court In order to reserve a court over the phone, a valid credit card number must be on file in the pro shop. Card will be charged in the event of a no show and future advance reservations will not be accepted.

Racquetball Court Fees: Singles - $13.25/hr No more than 2 players allowed on the court Doubles - $16.50/hr No more than 4 players allowed on the court

$2.50/person per hour

Hockey Equipment:

www.sprinkertennis.com sprinkertennis@comcast.net Visit us on Facebook & Twitter #SprinkerTennis

4-Indoor Pickleball Courts

Riedell and Jackson Figure Skates are now in stock and available for special order! Complete selection of dresses, tights, accessories, Zuca Bags and Rockerz bladeguards. Figure skates are priced from $69.95. Don’t miss out, purchase skates early for Christmas! Call the Pro Shop for a skate fitting appointment at (253) 531-6300. We heat-mold figure and hockey skates. Free with skate purchase - $11 for skates purchased elsewhere.

Wallyball & Basketball Court Fees:

New

Figure Skating Equipment:

We carry Bauer and Nike hockey skates plus gloves, shoulder pads, pants, shin guards, sticks and helmets with cages, all in stock! In stock accessories also include stick and sock tape, bags, pucks, blade guards, jerseys, socks, jock shorts cups and other accessory items! Special orders and layaway available.

2-Hour Drop-In Pickleball at Sprinker You don’t need a partner to participate! Players will play one game, first to win 11 points and rotate out if other players are waiting. • Monday & Wednesday 12:00-2:00 pm • Tuesday & Thursday 8:00-10:00 am • Saturday 6:30-8:30 am (except when tournaments are scheduled) Fee: $3.50 per player

Summer 2017

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Tennis Adult Group Tennis Lessons

Junior Group Tennis Lessons

253-531-6300 Register at Sprinker Pro-Shop

Beginner, intermediate and advanced level classes are available. Instruction covers fundamental strokes plus singles and doubles strategy with drills designed to work on control, consistency, and and game improvement.

Beginner Lessons Fundamental instruction - groundstrokes, volley’s, serve. 1 hour class - $66/4 wks

Sat Tue/Thur

1-½ hour class - $83/4 wks

10:00-11:00 am 9:00-10:30 am

LESSON FEES: (Pre-paid for 4 classes)

Advanced Beginners: Pro fed and live ball drills and instruction 1-½ hour class - $83/4 wks

Sat Tue/Thur

1-½ hour class - $83/4 wks

Mon/Wed 6:30-8:00 pm NTRP 2.5+ Fast paced drills with cardio Mon-Fri 9:00-10:30 am NTRP 3.0+ Fast paced drills with cardio. 8:30-10:00 am NTRP 2.5+ Fast paced live ball and pro fed

1 hr Group Lessons: $55 1-½ hr Junior Development: $83 DROP-IN FEES: (paid on day of play or late payment)

8:30-10:00 am 9:00-10:30 am

Intermediate/Advanced Skills & Drills:

Sat

Minimum of 4 players required for any class to be held.

drills with cardio.

NO REFUNDS on pre-paid lessons. Prepaid lesson fees never expire. You may attend classes any day or time on a drop-in basis. All class times are subject to change, please call to confirm class schedules 253-531-6300. All lessons must be paid for on the day of play. All rates includes Washington sales tax.

½ hr Classes: $13 1- hr Classes: $15 1-1/2 hr Classes: $22

Hot Tots – Ages 3 to 4 Sat

10:00-10:30 am

Beginner – Ages 5 to 17 Mon/Wed Sat

Adv. Beginner – Ages 7 to 17 Mon/Wed Sat

4:00-5:00 pm 10:00-11:00 pm

USTA Tennis League

Intermediate/Advanced – Junior Development

Join a USTA tennis league and meet new friends! Men’s, ladies and mixed doubles leagues now forming.

M/Tu/W/Th 5:00-6:30 pm Sat 11:00 am-12:30pm

Call (253) 531-6300 for more information and a free NTRP evaluation. USTA membership required. League court fees are $12 per match plus a Tennislink Fee and annual USTA membership.

Tennis Pro Staff

Summer Junior Tennis Camp 9 Big Weeks

All Sprinker Tennis Center tennis professionals are certified by USPTA or PTR.

This summer let us give your child the unforgettable growth experience of Sprinker’s Summer Junior Tennis Camps - June 26-August 25, 2017.

• Josh Rasmus, Assistant Professional • Ryan Paul, Professional, PTR • Josh Pinyerd, Professional, PTR • Michael Paretta, Professional, USPTA • Pat Block, Director of Tennis, USPTA, PTR, Certified USTA Official and Referee • Tracey Ferry, Pro Shop Manager, USTA Tournament Director

Camp Highlights: • • • •

Prviate Lesson Fees - Scheduled by Appointment Only

1-hour private $65-$75 1-hour Semi-private $35-$40 1-hour private group $20-$22

Private lesson rates above do not include 9.9% sales tax.

4:00-5:00 pm 10:00-11:00 am

See page 17 for more camp details.

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Superior tennis instruction Personal, written evaluation Video taped stroke analysis Friday match-play in a fun, spirtied, team competition

Our goal is for all players to improve their tennis, make new friends and have lots of fun in the process.

Summer 2017

Companionship Activities Pierce County Parks and Recreation proudly offers “Companionship,” a specialized recreation program designed to provide fully inclusive recreational and leisure opportunities for individuals of all abilities and their families. Our goal is to assist the participants in finding and maintaining strong friendships while playing and trying new activities. Listed below are just a few of our fun events. For a complete and detailed Companionship calendar or for more information, please contact us at (253) 798-2997 or pccompanionship@co.pierce.wa.us. www.piercecountywa.org/companionship | www.facebook.com/PierceCountyParks.Recreation

Companionship Top Chef Tuesdays, May 9, 16, 23 6:00-7:30 pm Who’s hungry? Learn basic food preparation skills and have a tasty treat in this series of cooking classes. Each week we will learn to prepare several dishes and then finish the night chowing down on our freshly prepared grub. This series will focus on easy summer snacks! For:

Companionship’s Club Pierce is especially designed for young adults ages 20-30 who have special needs. Participants take part in personally enriching activities within the community including volunteering and visiting other organizations.

Ages 6 & up, (under 12 with guardian)

Fee: $30/participant (includes 3 sessions, materials, & ingredients) Location: Lakewood Community Center, Room #203 Course:

Participants will enhance socialization with peers and community members, increase independence skills, and build their resumes as well as take part in crafts, sports, cooking and other activities.

#11016 - Must Pre-Register by May 1

Break out the brushes, paints, paper and more. Companionship is introducing a brand new series of inclusive art classes! Participants will learn to express themselves through a wide variety of art media and techniques. All materials are included in the program fee. For:

Ages 6 & Up (under 12 with guardian)

Day/Time: Tuesdays, 5:00-6:30 pm Locations: Lakewood Comunity Center, Room #203 Meridian Habitat Park/Center, West Room

Fee:

$25/day per participant Must pre-register the 1st of each month

Locations: Lakewood Community Center (Fridays) Meridian Habitat Park (Wednesdays) Wednesdays Fridays

May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 May 5, 12, 19

8 am - 3 pm 8 am - 3 pm

Meridian Lakewood

Wednesdays Fridays

June 7, 14, 21 June 2, 9, 16, 23

8 am - 3 pm 8 am - 3 pm

Meridian Lakewood

$25/participant - Participants must pre-register

Companionship Summer Fun & Camps! - page 13

(includes 4 sessions and materials)

#11012 June 6, 13, 20, 27 Pre-register by June 1 Lakewood #11011 July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1 Pre-register by July 6 Meridian *Judy Roesch has a degree in the visual arts and has taught art for 17 years. As a volunteer art instructor for Very Special Arts of Washington for several years, she has set up a program for artists of differing abilities living in Pierce County.

Young adults ages 20-30 with special needs

For more information, contact Jenn at (253) 798-2997 or pccompanionship@co.pierce.wa.us.

Instructor: Judy Roesch*

Fee:

For:

Summer 2017

Companionship’s Monthly Swim Night Catch up with friends and splash around in the pool during Companionship’s Monthly Swim Night. Swim Nights are held in Clover Park High School’s indoor pool on the first Friday of each month, with some exceptions. Please call (253) 798-2997 or email Jenn at pccompanionship@co.pierce.wa.us for more information.

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Youth Classes Tiny Tots Indoor Playground Bring your child to our Tiny Tots Indoor Playground for fun and socialization! Kids will delight in the opportunity to run, jump, climb, and explore in this safe environment with a variety of toys. Parents are required to supervise their children at all times, maximum of three children per adult. For:

Ages 5 & under

Days:

Tuesdays & Thursdays (Last day June 6; re-open Sept. 12)

For: Ages 5-13

Times:

9:30-11 am

Fees:

Fee:

$2 drop-in per child

$25 for 1st child $15 for 2nd child $10 for each additional child (Pre-registration required. Space is limited.)

#11086 Friday #11087 Friday #11088 Friday

May 19 July 21 Aug. 25

Location: Lakewood Community Center 9112 Lakewood Dr. SW Lakewood, 98499

6-9 pm Meridian Habitat Park 6-9 pm Meridian Habitat Park 6-9 pm Frontier Park

We have special evenings of motorized model building with LEGO® bricks planned for your children! Children will design and build their own models, as well as build with our plans of over 160 different motorized model builds of the following themes: Amusement Park Rides, Famous Buildings, Forces of Nature, Spectacular Sports, Interesting Inventions, Laws of Motion, Space Adventure, Energy is Everywhere, Construction Craze, Amazing Animals, and many more. Your child will engage in challenges, games, and creative open play – all supervised by our professional staff. This will be an evening of fun your children will not forget! Pizza and drinks for each child are provided. For more information, 253-798-4141.

Music Together All children are musical! Here’s your chance to experience the research-based and internationally recognized Music Together® program, packed with songs, rhymes, movement, and instrumental jam sessions! Classes provide stimulating experiences for children and their adults, regardless of musical ability or background, in a non-performance setting. For:

Ages 5 and under with adult

Instructor: Christy Chase, www.NewNotesMT.com Fee*:

$99 (6 wks) - First child $66 (6 wks) - Second child Babies under 9 months are free with enrolled sibling

#11083 July 11-Aug. 15 Tues 9:45-10:30 am Chambers #11084 July 13-Aug. 17 Thur 10:30-11:15 am Meridian Free Preview classes: June 13, 9:45-10:30 a.m. at Chambers June 22, 10:30-11:15 a.m. at Meridian *Fee includes: CD song collection, songbook, Parent Guide/DVD, growth chart, access to online Family Music Zone resources/digital songs.

www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Summer 2017

Youth Classes Movement & Music

Ballet Classes

This fun 30 minute class will unleash the child’s creativity moving to music. Basic dance moves will be introduced and circle games will keep the child’s attention.

Class attire: Sweats, t-shirt and black leather ballet shoes for boys. Pink leather ballet shoes, tights and leotard for girls. No tutus please but ballet skirts may be worn.

Attire: fun dance dress up clothing and ballet slippers.

Toddler Ballet

For: Ages 2-3 Instructor: Goll Fee: $30 (6 wks) #10931 May 31-July 5

This class introduces children to the fun of ballet with pre-ballet movement and stretching. Wed

9:45-10:15 am Frontier

Ballet & Tap Dancers will learn basic ballet steps, center floor work and ballet terminology. In addition, learn basic fundamentals of tap dance, rhythm, and combination steps. Dance is a fun and positive way for children to express themselves and improve their self-confidence and focus on fun.

For: Ages 3-4 Instructor: Deskins Fee: $44 (6 wks) #11155 May 10-June 14 #11156 June 21-July 26

Wed 4:00-4:45 pm Sprinker Wed 4:00-4:45 pm Sprinker

Attire: tights, leotard, ballet slippers, and tap shoes required. Hair pulled up in ponytail or bun. Tap shoes available at Payless. For: Ages 3-5 Instructor: Goll Fee: $44 (6 wks) #10990 May 31-July 5

Wed

10:25-11:25 am Frontier

Tap/Jazz Dancing Try this fun adult tap/jazz class for beginners! Dancers will learn the basic fundamentals of tap and jazz dance, rhythm, and combination steps.

Beginning Ballet Ballet is introduced with focus on proper technique and posture. Students learn basic ballet steps and terminology along with the ability to gain strength. Students will also explore the way steps can be combined to make new steps and dances.

Dance is a fun and positive way for individuals to express themselves while also getting a work out. Class will consist of 30 minutes of tap and 30 minutes of jazz.

For: Ages 5-14 Instructor: Deskins Fee: $44 (6 wks) Ages 5-7

Attire: wear clothing that you can move comfortable in. Tap shoes and comfortable dance shoes for the jazz portion are recommended.

6:30-7:30pm

Frontier

Register Early...... Register at least one week in advance for all adult & youth classes! Nothing cancels a good program quicker than waiting until the the last minute to register. We need a minimum number of participants to enroll in a class for it to go. Coming in the day the class begins won’t resurrect it, so please register early.

Summer 2017

Sprinker Sprinker

Ages 8-14 #11153 May 10-June 14 #11152 June 21-July 26

For: Teen/Adult Instructor: Goll Fee: $48 (6 wks) #10930 May 31-July 5 Wed

#11147 May 10-June 14 Wed 4:55-5:55 pm #11146 June 21-July 26 Wed 4:55-5:55 pm Wed 7:05-8:05 pm Wed 7:05-8:05 pm

Sprinker Sprinker

Intensive Ballet Movement This class is listed with a pre-requisite. It is geared to those who have attended previous ballet classes and understand the basics of all ballet terminology and movement. For: Ages 8-14 Instructor: Deskins Fee: $44 (6 wks) #11150 May 10-June 14 #11149 June 21-July 26

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Wed 6:00-7:00 pm Wed 6:00-7:00 pm

Sprinker Sprinker

Youth/Adult Classes w

Ne Fundamentals of Hip Hop Introduction to and practice of hip hop dance styles to build up personal style and base foundation of hip hop dancing. The main focus is to develop and boost the confidence within each individual to express themselves in an articulate display of performing arts and active body fitness toning. Participants will learn moves and get a workout session filled with fun and rhythm.

Toe, Tap & Tumble This dance and movement class covers basic ballet exercises, tap dancing skills, and gymnastic tumbling. Youth will develop flexibility, balance and total body coordination. Students should wear shorts or leotards, tap or hard soled shoes are required as well as soft ballet slippers. For: Ages 3-12 Instructor: Wright Fee: $48 (8 wks)

For: Instructor: Fee:

Ages 6-Adult Cell Nyu El $15 (1 class) $25 (2 classes) $30 (4 classes) $40 (8 classes) $120 (20 classes)

Ages 6-17 #11080 June 5-Aug. 30

Mon/Wed

6:30-7:30 pm Lakewood

Mon/Wed

7:45-8:45 pm Lakewood

Ages 18-Adult

#11081 June 5-Aug. 30

Ages 3-4 #11096 June 17-Aug. 12* Sat 11:10 am-12:10 pm Sprinker #11099 June 17-Aug. 12* Sat 1:20-2:20 pm Sprinker Ages 5-6 #11094 June 17-Aug. 12* Sat 10:05-11:05 am Sprinker #11102 June 17-Aug. 12* Sat 12:15-1:15 pm Sprinker Ages 7-12 #11101 June 17-Aug. 12* Sat 9:00-10:00 am Sprinker

*No class July 1. The last class will be a performance at the Fircrest Fun Days on August, 12, 2017.

Roach Gymnastics Do your kids love to run, jump and flip around? Come have fun learning gymnastic skills in a high energy environment. Basic tumbling, low beam, low bar, and vault are the emphasis of this program. For the pre-school ages we also include the parachute, bubbles, or a game at the end of each class, and everyone gets a stamp. Participants must bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothes. For: Instructor: Fee:

Ages 3-10 Roach Gymnastics Staff $50 (5 wks - May & August) $40 (4 wks - June & July)

May 3-31 June 7-28 July 5-26 Aug. 2-30

Wed Wed Wed Wed

4:00-4:40 pm 4:00-4:40 pm 4:00-4:40 pm 4:00-4:40 pm

Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian

May 3-31 June 7-28 July 5-26 Aug. 2-30

Wed Wed Wed Wed

4:50-5:30 pm 4:50-5:30 pm 4:50-5:30 pm 4:50-5:30 pm

Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian

Ages 6-10 #10965 #10966 #10967 #10968

RAH Reiki Revolution

Introduction to and practice of Reiki healing arts to promote a optimal healthy lifestyle using Reiki to balance out the body mind and soul. RAH (Rejuvenating Ancient Healing) Reiki classes will effectively promote optimal health without drawbacks or side effects of other common forms of medical treatment. For: Instructor: Fee:

Ages 8-Adults Cell Nyu El $30 (2 classes - #11074) $60 (4 classes - #11075) $100 (8 classes - #11076)

June 5-Aug. 30

Mon/Wed

5:30-6:15 pm Lakewood

RAH Reiki Revolution Classes with One-Time Healing Session Reiki Revoluiton with a one-time healing session. Once enrolled the instructor will arrange a one-time healing session with each participant. For: Ages 8-Adults Instructor: Cell Nyu El Fee: $135 (8 classes)

Ages 3-5 #10961 #10962 #10963 #10964

#11077 June 5-Aug. 30

Mon/Wed

5:30-6:15 pm Lakewood

RAH Reiki One Time Healing Session Once enrolled the instructor will arrange a one-time healing session with each participant. For: Ages 8-Adults Instructor: Cell Nyu El Fee: $40 one session #11078 June 5-Aug. 30

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Mon/Wed

5:30-6:15 pm Lakewood

Summer 2017

Youth/Adult Classes Tae Kwon Do/Hapkido Learn self control, discipline, respect, and economy of motion while learning martial arts. This martial arts class teaches Olympic style Tae Kwon Do as well as Hapkido (the art of using pressure points and joint locks).

Cooking is synonymous with family, spending time with friends, soulful flavor and often times making something taste wonderful, from very basic and “farm to table” traditional ingredients. For: Ages 8-Adult Instructor: Jackie Keeys Fees: $45/person per session $12 lab fee paid to instructor first day of class

All By Myself Cooking, Survival Dishes Until Mom Gets Home For: Ages 8-11 Join us for a fun evening of preparing dishes that will give you more independence in the kitchen. There will be dishes you can make on your own and dishes that you can make the night before with a little help from mom or dad, grandparents, and dishes you can do all by yourself. So come and join us and let’s get cooking. #11172 Session 1 June 13

Tues 5:30-8:00 pm Chambers

Hail to the Pig

Students will learn effective punching and kicking techniques as well as throws and useful self defense moves. This program is a good avenue for character building, self confidence, and self esteem. Additional fees paid at class for testing. For:

Ages 7-Adult (all belts)

Instructor: Podzaline & Purbeck Fees:

$35/person (8 classes) $30 - 2nd family member

$30/person (7 classes - July) $25 - 2nd family member (July)

Ages 7-12 yrs #10935 May 2-25 #10936 June 6-29 #10937 July 6-27

Tue/Thur Tue/Thur Tue/Thur

6:30-7:40 pm 6:30-7:40 pm 6:30-7:40 pm

Frontier Frontier Frontier

Tue/Thur Tue/Thur Tue/Thur

7:50-9:00 pm 7:50-9:00 pm 7:50-9:00 pm

Frontier Frontier Frontier

Ages 13 + #10938 May 2-25 #10939 June 6-29 #10940 July 6-27

For: Ages 18-Adult

Tae Kwon Do (Karate)

Pork and Bacon lovers unite, for an enjoyable evening of cooking and eating Bacon, and Pork inspired dishes. Leave your health conscious side of your brain and home, and come “PIG OUT”, have fun, and perhaps make a new friend. These dishes will have you ready for more!

Build self discipline, agility, balance, strength and speed. Students are built from the inside out and must face strict standards for advancement including physical, mental and written tests.

#11173 Session 2 July 18

Tues 6:00-8:30 pm Chambers

Learn Olympic style, traditional weapons and boxing training. Taught by career instructors with multiple years of experience.

What Can I Make wtih This

For:

For: Ages 18-Adult

Instructors: Hagedorn & Barbante

From gadgets to gizmos, from fruits to veggies and many things in between; come together for a fun an educational evening of cooking, eating and discovering how to use those unique items that you pass by in the grocery store just because you’re not sure what to do with them. Dandelion leaves, sea beans and star fruits. You don’t want to miss this class. #11174 Session 3 Aug. 15

Tues 6:00-8:30 pm

Chambers

Pre-registration for our classes is required to ensure enrollment minimums and maximums are met, unless stated. All fees are due at the time of registration. Please call the center you will be attending the day before your class starts to make sure the class has not been canceled.

Summer 2017

Fees:

Ages 8-Adult $36/month (3 times/wk) $26 - 2nd family member $22/August (8 classes) $14/August - 2nd family member

All Belts: #10665 May*

Mon/Thur 6:30-8:00 pm Sprinker Fri 5:30-6:30 pm Sprinker

#11180 June

Mon/Thur 6:30-8:00 pm Sprinker Fri 5:30-6:30 pm Sprinker

#111179 July

Mon/Thur 6:30-8:00 pm Sprinker Fri 5:30-6:30 pm Sprinker

#11177 Aug. 3-18 Mon/Thur 6:30-8:00 pm Sprinker Fri 5:30-6:30 pm Sprinker *No class May 29

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Youth/Adult Classes Self Defense Cardio This class combines core exercise with self-defense techniques along with a cardio workout incorporating 5-10 pound hand weights, jump ropes and kettle bells. For: Instructor: Fee:

Ages 16-Adult Apache 6 $72 (8 wks) $12 drop-in fee per class

#10945 June 7-Aug. 2 Wed 6:00-7:00 pm

Sprinker

Unleash your power with Pilates + yoga + nonstop movement with PiYo Live! You’ll sweat, stretch, and strengthen – all in one workout. Define exactly how you want to look and feel. No weights. No bulk. Just hardcore results. Yoga mats are encouraged. Ready to make your power move? For: Teen/Adults Instructor: Wiltrout Fee: $64 (16 classes) $34 (8 classes)

POUND® is the world’s first cardio jam session inspired by the energizing fun of playing the drums. Using Ripstix®, lightly weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising, POUND® transforms drumming into an incredibly effective way of working out.

#10984 May 22-July 17* Mon/Wed #10969 May 22-July 17* Mon

While working to music in this exhilarating full-body class, you will also gain strength combined with training in yoga and Pilates-inspired movements.

10:00-11:00 am Frontier 7:00-8:00 pm Frontier

*No class May 29

Designed for all fitness levels, POUND® provides the perfect atmosphere for getting energized and toning up! The workout is easily modifiable and the alternative vibe and welcoming philosophy appeals to men and women of all ages and abilities. For: Ages 16-Adult Instructor: Gray Fee: $30 (4 wks) $22.50 (3 wks) $10 drop-in fee per class #10857 #10948 #10950 #10951

Refresh Fitness

Sticks are provided.

May 4-June 1* June 8-29 July 6-27 Aug. 3-17 (3 wks)

*No class May 18

Thur Thur Thur Thur

6:30-7:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm

Sprinker Sprinker Sprinker Sprinker

This class is for all ages and abilities. The instructor leads and teaches strength, flexibility, and balance with an aerobic component. The program is ideal for ages 50+ and for those recovering from surgery or an injury. For: Instructor: Fee: #10917 #10918 #10919 #10921

Adults Schultz & Yeary $24 (8 classes) $21 (7 classes July)

May 2-25 June 6-29 July 6-27 Aug 1-24*

Tue/Thur Tue/Thur Tue/Thur Tue/Thur

9:30-10:30 am 9:30-10:30 am 9:30-10:30 am 11:00 am-12:00 pm

Frontier Frontier Frontier Meridian

*Different location for August classes

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Summer 2017

Youth/Adult Classes Hatha Yoga Hatha Yoga is a great way to decrease stress while increasing flexibility and strength. This class is perfect for all body types, new or experienced yoga practitioners. Learn breathing techniques, standing and floor postures. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Bring a yoga mat and blanket (optional yoga blocks, straps, and pillow). For: Teens/Adults Instructor: Borden Fees: $54 one day/week (6 wks May/June) $108 two days/week (6 wks May/June) $27 one day/week (3 wks July) $63 two days/week (3 wks July) #10926 #10928 #10927 #10929

May 23-June 27 May 25-June 29 July 11-25 July 6-27

Tue Thur Tue Thur

6:30-7:45 pm 6:30-7:45 pm 6:30-7:45 pm 6:30-7:45 pm

Frontier Frontier Frontier Frontier Jazzercise is a calorie-torching, hip-swiveling, Shakiraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d-beproud dance party workout to put your abs to the test, with a hot playlist to distract you from the burn. Incinerate up to 800 cph (calories per hour) in one 60 minute class. For: Adults Fees: (Payment made to Jazzercise at class)

$39 - month, $25 joining fee, 12-month minimum $44 - month, $35 joining fee, 6-month minimum $49 - month, $45 joining fee, 2-month minimum $10 - single visit price (pay at facility) $96 - Two month pass

Jazzercise - Meridian

Iyengar Yoga - For the Less Flexible or 50+ In Iyengar yoga, the use of props (blocks, blankets, straps, chairs, etc.) allows you to learn the correct actions of every pose, regardless of flexibility. Instructions are precise and basic concepts are covered before progressing to more complex poses. Work on strengthening the body, increasing flexibility and aligning joints for optimal function; and balance to help prevent falls. In this slow moving class practice standing poses, seated poses and twists. You may sit on a chair if unable to sit on the floor. Poses can be modified for individual needs. Bring a mat, a strap, a block and three Mexican blankets to class. Instructor will take orders for blankets and other props at first class. Please come early to fill out a health form.

Summer 2017

Wed

Instructor: Hawks southhilljazzercise@yahoo.com Monthly Tue/Thur* 9:30-10:30 am Monthly Mon/Wed/Thur 6:00-7:00 pm Monthly Sat 8:30-9:30 am

Meridian Meridian Meridian

*Childcare available

Jazzercise - Lakewood This fun class combines effective exercise with jazz dance-based choreography and popular music. Each high-energy class includes a warm up, aerobic segment, muscle toning and flexibility exercises, and a cool down. No dark soled shoes. Instructors: Nicholson & Black-Vigue www.jazzercise.com

For: Adults Instructor: Nathalie Fairbanks Fee: $99 (8 wks) #10922 May 24-July 12

Our classes: Strike, Fusion, Core, Strength and Dance Mixx will leave you breathless, toned and coming back for more. Stop working out. Start working itâ&#x20AC;Świth Jazzercise.

10:00-11:00 am Frontier

Monthly Tue/Thur 5:45-6:45 pm Monthly Sat 9:00-10:00 am

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Lakewood Lakewood

Adult Classes R.I.P.P.E.DTM

Clicker Training for Puppies

Are you looking for a new way to push yourself to the next level of fitness? Then you need to get R.I.P.P.E.DTM which uniquely blends resistance, interval, power, polymeric, endurance and diet elements into a highly effective HIIT program.

Help your puppy become a well behaved member of the family with this comprehensive course. The course will cover house training, bite inhibition and basic obedience using a clicker to support this behavior. Puppies will be given a chance to socialize and play as well as work on learned behavior

The R.I.P.P.E.DTM format is an athletically-based total body workout which requires the body to respond to constant change. For: Instructor: Fee: #11068 #11069 #11070 #11071

Adults Tasha Williams $20/month (4 classes) $7 drop-in

June 1-22 July 6-27 Aug. 3-24 Aug. 31-Sept. 21

Thur Thur Thur Thur

Class is for puppies 12–24 weeks old at the start of class. The first night of class bring proof of vaccination, puppy with non-choke collar a six foot leash (NO flexes) a clicker, puppy treats, and members of the family interested in learning to train your puppy. Do not feed puppy before class.

7:00-8:00 pm 7:00-8:00 pm 7:00-8:00 pm 7:00-8:00 pm

Lakewood Lakewood Lakewood Lakewood

For: Adults Instructor: Gray Fee: $85 (6 wks) #10953

Belly Dance

June 19-July 31* Mon 6:45-7:45 pm

Sprinker

*No classes July 3

Middle Eastern Belly Dance is a low-impact form of dance appropriate for all body types and backgrounds. Learn history basic movements, isolation techniques, and more. No dance experience necessary. All ages, shapes, genders welcome. Come with a willingness to learn, make new friends, and have a good time. For: Adults Instructor: Jeweled Scarab Dance Company Fee: $50 (6 wks)

Belly Dance - Sprinker #10586 May 29-July 3 Mon #10942 July 10-Aug. 14 Mon

6:00-7:00 pm Sprinker 6:00-7:00 pm Sprinker

Belly Dance - Lakewood #11064 May 25-June 29 Thur #11065 July 13-Aug. 17 Thur

5:45-6:45 pm Lakewood 5:45-6:45 pm Lakewood

Clicker Training for Dogs Have you tried traditional dog training methods without getting the results you want? Perhaps it is time to try something new. This class is taught by A.B.I. certified trainer, Jon Borcherding.It is an introduction to the fun, exciting training method known as “clicker training”. This method is effective on dogs of all sizes and ages. It is especially useful with dogs that are fearful or anxious when confronted with traditional training tools like chain collars, voice corrections, etc. Requirements: Proof of current vaccinations, 6 foot lead, dog treats, scoop bags and paper towels. Do not feed dog before class. This class is for dogs 7 months and older. For: Adults Instructor: Borcherding Fee: $85 (6 wks) #10957 July 11-Aug. 15

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Tue

6:30-7:30 pm Sprinker Summer 2017

Ice Skating Harry Sprinker Recreation Center 14824 “C” Street South, Tacoma, 98444 (253) 798-4000 Sprinker Recreation Center is your community recreation headquarters! Nowhere in Pierce County will you find more family activities then right here on your back doorstep. We offer indoor and outdoor recreational facilities for all ages and abilities. Our activities include ice skating, tennis, racquetball, wally-ball, pickle-ball, ping-pong, basketball, football, soccer, softball, baseball, skateboarding and more! Our facility is equipped with a newly renovated NHL regulation ice surface, 4 indoor and 6 outdoor tennis courts, 5 racquetball courts, one of the largest outdoor skateboarding parks in Western Washington, 8 softball diamonds, outdoor basketball courts, multiple meeting rooms, walking trails and SPIRE ROCK the mountain climbers rock. First rate classes, programs and community events are what make Sprinker Recreation Center the place to play.

Sprinker Contact Numbers:

Regular Public Ice Skating Schedule: Monday 9:30-11:30 am Cheapskate Prices (Under 5 years free admission – skate rental extra)

3:45- 5:15pm

Regular Prices

Tuesday

10:30 am-12:30 pm Cheapskate Prices

Wednesday

9:30-11:30 am 6:30-8:15 pm

Thursday

10:30 am-12:30 pm Cheapskate Prices

Cheapskate Prices Cheapskate Prices

(253) 798-4000

General Information, Class Registrations Emergency Schedules, & Closures

(253) 798-4003

Room & Facility Rentals

Friday 9:30-11:30 am Cheapskate Prices (Under 5 years free admission – skate rental extra)

(253) 798-4040

Public Session Times & Fees

(253) 798-4905

Birthday Parties

(253) 798-4015

Kyle Wintermute, General Manager

(253) 798-4042

Kathy Wainhouse, Skating Director

Saturday 11:45 am-1:45 pm Regular Prices 6:00-7:30 pm Regular Prices (Adult Only 18 and over - March 1-August 26)

(253) 798-4045

Janice Forbes, ISI Skating Coordinator

7:45-9:45 pm

Regular Prices

(253) 798-4121

Jared Bucci, Hockey Program Coordinator

(253) 798-4056

Becca Boyle, Recreation Supervisor

Sunday

2:00-4:00 pm 6:30-8:15 pm

Regular Prices Cheapskate Session

(253) 798-4030

Mark Richards, Recreation Coordinator

(253)798-4040 current public skate session times

(253) 798-4246

Don Garwood, Parks Specialist

(253) 798-4080

Directions

(253) 531-6300

Tennis/Racquetball & Pro-Shop

Our facility is equipped with: •

NHL regulation ice surface

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4 indoor and 6 outdoor tennis courts

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5 racquetball courts

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one of the largest outdoor skateboarding parks in Western Washington

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7 softball diamonds & 1 baseball field

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outdoor basketball courts

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multiple meeting rooms

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walking trails, outdoor playground

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SPIRE ROCK, the mountain climbers’ rock.

Sprinker Recreation Center is the place to play.

Summer 2017

7:45-9:45 pm

Regular Prices

Public Ice Skating Admission Fees Adults $7.25 (+tax) Youth (Ages 6-17) $6.25 (+tax) Senior Citizens (62 & over) $5.25 (+tax) Children (5 & under, includes skate rental) $5.25 (+tax) Skate Rental $2.75 (+tax) Cheapskate Sessions (includes skate rental) $6.25 (+tax) Ice Walker Rental (Ages 5 & under) $3.00 (+tax) • Discount rates available for groups of 25 or more; two weeks advance notice required. • Military discount available, ID required. Save

juliefainart.com Public Skate Discount 10-Admission Cards Adult Admission Card Student Admission Card Child/Senior Admission Card

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$67.50 (+tax) $57.50 (+tax) $47.50 (+tax)

Ice Skating Skate Sharpening and Repair (Hockey and Figure Varies) Hockey & Recreational Sharps...........................................$8 (+tax) (Dropped off for pick up within 4 days)

Custom Figure Sharps ......................................................$12 (+tax) (Dropped off for pick up within 4 days)

Speed Skate Sharps............................................................$12 (+tax) Waterproofing ....................................................................$15 (+tax) Blade Mounts......................................................................$18 (+tax) Plug & Remount.................................................................$18 (+tax) Plug, Remount & Waterproof...........................................$33 (+tax) Replacing Rivets, Screws, and Eyelets............. minimum $5 (+tax) Total Rivet Replacement....................................................$20 (+tax) Blade Straightening............................................................$12 (+tax) Cutting a Rocker on Hockey Skates................................$20 (+tax) Boot Punch........................................................................No Charge

Party Packages:

Heat Molding......................................................................$10 (+tax) Boot Stretching (includes Heat Molding).......................$12 (+tax) (Cannot skate for at least 24 hours after boot stretch)

• $200 Package - Includes admission for 10 guests ($9/guest over 10, max 20). Birthday party room.

• Rink Side Package ($200) - Includes admission for 10

guests ($9/guest over 10, max 20). Larger party area and exclusive rink side entrance.

Party Add-Ons: • $9 - Each additional guest over 10 (includes admission, tableware, Capri Sun, balloon, passes) • $6 - Additional pizza • $2.50 - 2-liter soda

Each Package Includes: • 10 Complimentary skating passes for another day • 10 Helium Balloons • 4 Large Pizzas (cheese or pepperoni) • 10 Capri Suns or bottled water • 10 sets of tableware (plates, cups, napkins, forks) • 1 Birthday Party Card/Slapband plus Birthday Song and Announcement

Party Reservations: To book your party call (253) 798-4905. Reservations must be made two weeks in advance with a NON-REFUNDABLE pre-payment at time of reservation. For custom party packages for larger groups, contact Mark Richards at (253)798-4030.

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Summer 2017

Ice Skating Learn-To-Skate Program As a member of the Ice Skating Institute’s weSKATE program, our basic skills classes are designed for the recreational skater with teaching, testing, and award ribbons/patches available for different levels of achievement in basic skills and freestyle.

Sprinker Ice Skating Staff Sprinker Recreation Center proudly staff some of the most highly-qualified ice skating professionals: • Skating Director Kathy Wainhouse • ISI Coordinator Janice Teodoro-Forbes • Skating Coaches: Brooke Bowman, Lane Bruce, Stephanie Burgess, Jordan Lee, Lisa Martin, Stacey Norris, Glenn Patterson, SueEllen Quick, Mikaela Randloph, Jennifer Rubin, and Heidi Sullivan.

Registration Information: Levels of Instruction include: PreSkate 1, 2, 3 & 4, Beginning 1 & 2, PreAlpha, Alpha 1 & 2, Beta 1 & 2, Gamma 1 & 2, Delta 1 & 2, Beginning Freestyle, Freestyle 1, 2, & 3, and Beginning Freestyle 4. Beginning skaters should register for Beginning 1 class. Pre-Skate and Beginning skaters are evaluated during the first 2 weeks and placed in the appropriate class level. At the end of the 8 week session, skaters will be tested and may earn a ribbon/patch before advancing to the next level. Pre-Registration is required. There must be at least 6 skaters in order to hold a class, otherwise the class may be canceled or combined with other levels when possible.

Program Cost: $76.00 (8 wks) for current ISI members $5.00 ISI weSkate Membership* Summer Session 5 The program cost includes admission to the public session (on day of lesson only), skate rental, instructional fee, testing fee, ribbon or patch, and a pass good for two complimentary admissions to any regualr price public skating session.

*ISI Membership: ISI Membership is required for ALL

Learn-To-Skate participants. Membership card or number is required at the time of registration: $15 membership September 1-August 31. As a member of ISI, students receive an ISI membership card, online quarterly magazine, secondary insurance and nationally registered skills tests. Allow 4-6 weeks from session start date for membership benefits to become effective (i.e. secondary medical coverage). As students progress the various levels, they have the opportunity to experience local, district and national competitions available to skaters of all ages, starting with the beginner’s basic Alpha test and ranging upward to the highest tests. These competitions are non-qualifying events. Emphasis is placed on participation and enjoyment. ISI and Sprinker are dedicated to providing quality recreational ice skating programs for the community.

Summer 2017

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New Skaters Currently accepting registrations for Session 5

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Returning Skaters It is recommended that returning skaters wait to register after their skills test on the last day of class.

Registration and Class Dates: Register can be done in person at Sprinker Recreation Center, by phone with a Visa or Mastercard 253-798-4000, or online at www.piercecountywa.org/parks. Session

Session Dates

Registration Dates

Session 5

June 19-August 17

Accepted as of May 3

Class Dates: Mon June 19-Aug. 14 No class July 17 Wed June 21-Aug. 16 No class July 19 Thur June 22-Aug. 17 No class July 20 Session 1

Class Dates TBA

Accepted as of Aug. 2

Limited Class Space Class enrollment is limited and determined on a first come first served basis. Enrollment is limited to 12 students per class (9 for PreSkate 1 classes) whenever possible. Similar class levels may be combined to avoid canceling classes with low attendance.

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Ice Skating Learn-To-Skate Lesson Schedule The Learn-To-Skate program is a series of 8 one-half hour lessons for children and adults.

Learn-To-Skate Class Times: Preskate Ages 4–6

Monday

Wednesday

Thursday

PreSkate 1, 2, 3, 4

5:30-6:00 pm

10:00-10:30 am

Child Ages 7-Adult

Monday

Wednesday

Thursday

Beginning 1

5:30-6:00 pm

10:00-10:30 am

Beginning 2, PreAlpha

5:30-6:00 pm

5:30-6:00 pm* 10:00-10:30 am

Alpha, Beta

6:00–6:30 pm

6:00-6:30 pm* 9:30-10:00 am*

Gamma, Delta

6:00–6:30 pm

6:00-6:30 pm* 9:30-10:00 am

Beg. Freestyle, Freestyle 1 6:00–6:30 pm

5:30-6:00 pm

9:30-10:00 am

Freestyle 2, Freestyle 3

5:30-6:00 pm

9:30-10:00 am

Beginning Freestyle 4

5:30-6:00 pm

9:30-10:00 am

Class Times

Skating Attire

Class times are subject to change based on enrollment and are reassigned on the first day of class. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to your class time for possible changes and to pick up attendance card.

PreSkate and beginning skaters are strongly encouraged to wear an All-Sport safety helmet. New skaters need gloves. Warm layered clothing is recommeded for all levels.

Speciality Classes The following series of outstanding programs have been designed for the beginning recreational skater to the highly competitive figure skater under the auspices of U.S. Figure Skating and the Ice Skating Institute (ISI).

ISI Practice Sessions Practice sessions available to all ISI participants in the Learn-ToSkate program with Skating Director’s approval. Cost is $9.50/ drop-in session. Skate rental is not included. Tues Fri Sat Sat

6:30-7:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm 7:45-8:45 am 8:45-9:45 am

Freestyle & Dance Session Fees Freestyle (45-60 minutes)............ $9.50 (+tax)/session (Discount cards available) Dance.............................................. $10 (+tax)/session

Private Skate Instruction Available Private figure skating instruction is available by contacting Kathy Wainhouse, Skating Director, at (253) 798-4042. A private lesson request form may also be obtained at Sprinker Center. Private lesson fees are paid directly to the instructor while the cost for the ice time session (when the lesson is given) is paid directly to the ice rink prior to the session/lesson.

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Hockey Youth Hockey: American Development Model (ADM) This program will focus on skating skills used for hockey. Skaters will learn a variety of skills ranging from forward skating to backward skating on one and two feet, stick handling, and some game instruction. For:

Ages 4-16

Fees: Sunday 4:15-5:00 pm

8 wks 5 wks

$72 $45

Sunday 5:00-6:15 pm

8 wks $120 5 wks $75

USA Hockey membership (Ages 7 & up)

USA Hockey Membersip is required. Register as a player/coach at www.usahockey.com. Bring receipt to first class. USA Hockey Membersip is valid 9/1-8/31.

Dates: Session 5 Session 6

May 21-July 23* July 30-Aug. 27

$49

Tacoma Junior Hockey Association Hockey develops skills on the ice that build a foundation for a lifetime. In addition to athletic prowess, hockey promotes confidence, pride, discipline, focus and responsibility. With an emphasis on fun, hockey is a game to be played and enjoyed for life. Contact us for information about spring and summer league opportunities! For: Contact: Locations: Registration:

Birth Years 1999-2012 Jared Bucci 253-777-8748 or Jbucci12@comcast.net Tacoma Twin Rinks, Tacoma, WA Sprinker Recreation Center, WA Online at www.tacomajrhockey.com

Hockey Power Skating (no nets)

(8 wks) (5 wks)

Sundays, 8:45-9:45 am $9.50 (+tax)

*No class May 28 and June 18

Full Equipment Required: HECC approved helmet with face mask, hockey pants, support cup, hockey gloves, shin/elbow/ shoulder pads, and internal mouth guard. 4:15 pm Class: Rental skates are available at no extra charge. Hockey skates and regulation hockey sticks are not required. 5:00 pm Class: Hockey Skates and regulation hockey stick required. Gear available for purchase at Sprinker Recreation Pro Shop, 253-531-6300. Rental Gear Package: $50/session (includes cost of cleaning) with a $100 refundable deposit if all the equipment is returned in good condition. Gear quantities are limited and therefore will be distributed on a first-come first-served basis.

Hockey Stick and Puck

Gear may be rented out for one session only and must be turned in prior to the start of the next session to receive full deposit refund.

Equipment: Full gear required. Under 18 must have full face helmets; Adults must have minimum half shield face helmets.

Package includes all gear with the exception of supporter with cup/or pelvic protector, internal mouth guard, full coverage throat protector/neck guard, hockey skates and hockey sticks.

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Each session limited to 30 persons on the ice.

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NO SCRIMMAGING. This is a practice session for stick handling and skating skills.

Open Hockey Stick & Puck

Youth Hockey Summer Camps page ??

Summer 2017

For: Days:

All Ages Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday Sunday

$11 (+tax)/player

Fee:

- 9:00-10:30 pm - 11:45 am - 1:15 pm - 9:15-10:45 pm - 4:15-5:45 pm - 7:00-8:30 am

Youth Only - Hockey Stick & Puck For: Days:

Ages 17 & Under Tuesday - 7:45-8:45 pm Thursday - 8:00-9:00 pm

$11 (+tax)/player

Fee:

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Hockey Adult Drop-in Skate & Scrimmage

Adult Hockey Learn To Play Class Interested in playing hockey? Never skated before or it’s been long enough for a refresher? Old enough to vote? Then this is the class for you. Our class will work on your skating skills, teach you stick handling, develop your game knowledge and fundamentals and prepare you to play in a league. This is a full gear program so you will need the following:

For:

Ages 18 & Older

When: Monday, 9:15-10:30 pm Wednesday/Sunday, 8:30-10 pm Fee: $11 (+tax)/player per session (payment will not be taken any earlier than two hours prior to the start of the session.)

Equipment: Full gear required Each session is limited to 20 skaters and the first two goalies play free. All games are non-checking.

• Full equipment required: HECC approved helmet with face mask, hockey pants, support cup, hockey gloves, shin/ elbow/shoulder pads, and a regulation ice hockey stick. Gear available at Sprinker Recreation Center 253-798-4000. For: Ages 18-Adult Fees: $96 (8 wks) $49 - USA Hockey membership required

Register at www.usahockey.com click on players then click on register. Register as Player/Coach, follow the instructions. Print and bring your receipt to the first class. USA Hockey Membersip is valid 9/1-8/31.

Session 5 May 1-June 26* Session 6 July 3-Aug. 21

Mon 8:00-9:00 pm Mon 8:00-9:00 pm

* No class May 29

Advanced Adult Hockey Learn To Play Class For the Advanced Adult player*, our class will build on your skating skills, stick handling, and develop your game techniques and strategy for league play. This is a full gear program so you will need the following: •

Full equipment required: HECC approved helmet with face mask, hockey pants, support cup, hockey gloves, shin/elbow/shoulder pads and an internal mouthguard, and a regulation ice hockey stick. Gear lists available at Sprinker Recreation Center 253-798-4000

For: Ages 18-Adult Fees: $96 (8 wks) $49 - USA Hockey membership required

Session 5 May 1-June 26* Session 6 July 3-Aug. 21

Mon 6:45-7:45 pm Mon 6:45-7:45 pm

For:

Up to 30 people may play on the ice at one time. Groups larger than 30 should rotate players on and off the ice during your event.

Fee: $250 (+tax) - Fee includes 1 hour ice time, 30 brooms, 30 helmets, and a ball When: Broomball is offered Friday and Saturday nights after 10 p.m. Please call for availability. The game of broomball is very similar to regular hockey; however, players hit a rubber ball with custom brooms instead of hitting pucks with a stick. Tennis shoes are also worn instead of skates. Broomball is very popular especially for groups such as social and civic clubs and organizations or churches looking for new and intriguing activities.

(253)798-4030 to book your group today! We supply the equipment, you bring the fun!

* No class May 2

If you’re not sure if you have the skills to take this class please contact Jared at 253-798-4121.

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Special Interest Cooperative Play Individuals of all ages and abilities can enjoy cooperative play games and activities that focus on cooperation rather than competition and can be played anywhere with little or no equipment. In cooperative games, no one is eliminated. When the right games are chosen for your group, they always result in total involvement, feelings of acceptance and lots of smiling faces. • Cooperative Play In-service for Education Professionals • Cooperative Play In-service for Business Professionals • Family Play Nights, School Field Days, Playshops, Family Reunions, Retreats - Our recreation specialists will come to your school, church, business or center. Monies generated from Playshops, Family Play Nights, and In-services help to support the Cooperative Play events around the county.

To book a Cooperative Play event or more information, contact Jen Spane at (253)798-4753.

Pierce County Parks and Recreation would like to thank the following sponsors for their contribution towards making our events a success! We could not have done it without your support, thank you!

Sponsor a Pierce County Parks and Recreation event and give back to your community by donating resources, in-kind services, or volunteering. Annual community events have a dedicated following and attract large crowds. Sponsorship benefits vary, contact us today (253)798-4177.

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Woof Woof Walk Saturday October 21 at Spanaway Park (253)798-4091 www.piercecountywa.org/parks

Facility Rentals Lakewood Community Center 9112 Lakewood Drive SW, Lakewood, 98499 253-798-4176 • 253-582-7461 (fax) This popular center includes a multi-purpose room with a small attached kitchen, a conference room, and gymnasium. The site can host a variety of events such as weddings, receptions, staff retreats, company meetings, classes, lectures, and more. All fees subject to change.

Conference Room The Conference Room measures 864 square feet. This room is ideal for business or small group meetings and has wifi. The room accommodates approximately 25 to 50 people.

Fee: • $36/hour without food/drink • $56/hour with food/drink

College-sized Gymnasium

Multi-Purpose Room The room measures 35 feet by 40 feet, total of 1,505 square feet. With wooden floors, a kitchenette, and wifi capabilities, this room is ideal for meetings, receptions, workshops, etc. The room accommodates approximately 95 people seated around tables.

The gymnasium features a regulation size basketball court with bleacher seating. Equipment is available for basketball, volleyball, badminton indoor youth soccer, and Tiny Tots equipment.

Fee: • $32/hour for half the gymnasium • $48/hour full gymnasium

Fee: • $57/hour without food/drink • $77/hour with food/drink

Other Information & Fees:

Tables & Chairs: Rental fee includes use of six or eight foot rectangle and five foot round tables plus chairs. Damage Deposits: A $100-$200 depending on usage with food and alcohol. Reschedule/Change Fee: $25 administration fee will be charged for changing a reservation/rental.

Lakewood Community Center Party Package Book the Lakewood Community Center’s gymnasium and party room for your special day! A variety of sports activites and open play options are available including basketball, indoor soccer, dodgeball, volleyball, badminton, pickleball, and whiffleball. If you have little ones our Tiny Tots gym equipment creates an indoor playground of birthday fun for children ages 5 and under. Party Packages start at $80 and include: • one hour in half of the gym • one hour in a party room • one of these great game bags: Piffleball, picnic pack, parachute or kickball • use of the Tiny Tots gym equipment Damage Deposit: $100-$200 due at time of the reservation.

Reserve the Lakewood Community Center today! 253-798-4091

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Facility Rentals Sprinker Recreation Center 14824 “C” Street South, Tacoma, 98444 253-798-4003 • 253-798-4024 (fax)

Banquet, meeting and conference space:

Rainier Room: This newly remodeled space, located on the second floor, provides a northern territorial view of the complex plus views of the indoor tennis and skating rink. The adjourning mezzanine features public art installations for public viewing. Wifi available in all meeting rooms. This is our largest meeting space and includes a separate kitchen area. Capacity: 200 seated, includes ice machine refrigerator and sink/heating cabinet available upon request. Rental Fee: • $75/hour - Weekdays, 6 am-5 pm • $95/hour - Weekdays after 5 pm & Weekends • $115/hour with food - Weekdays after 5 pm & Weekends • $1,200 - Weekend flat fee 6 am-11 pm

Alder Room: This room is great for smaller meetings or seminars and family gatherings with less than 100 people. This room offers direct access to the parking lot and adjacent restroom facilities. It has a kitchen area and south facing windows. Capacity: 100 seated, includes refrigerator and sink, heating cabinet available upon request. Rental Fee: • $45/hour - Weekdays, 6 am-5 pm • $65/hour -Weekdays after 5 pm & Weekends • $85/hour with food -Weekdays after 5 pm & Weekends • $900 - Weekend flat fee 6 am-11 pm

Athletic Fields or Special Events: Eight ball fields are available for rental as well as additional outdoor spaces. The complex can host a variety of special events including car shows, concerts, sporting events, and much, much, more!

Damage Deposits: $150 - $350 depending on usage and events that include food and/or alcohol; events that will include the dispensing of alcoholic beverages must state this at the time of the reservation.

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Facility Rentals Meridian Habitat Park & Center

Frontier Park

14422 Meridian E, South Hill Puyallup, 98375 253-798-4049 • 253-841-8532 (fax)

21718 Meridian Ave. E., Graham, 98338 253-798-4049 • 253-841-8532 (fax)

Located in the heart of South Hill Puyallup, this 36+ acre park is a unique and quiet setting for your event. Meridian Habitat Park and Center includes a large auditorium, meeting spaces, kitchen, and outdoor grounds that can host a variety of events:

This 60-acre majestic complex is home to many uses including the Pierce County Fair, Highland Games, equestrian shows, scouting events, car shows, quarter midget track racing competitions, and casual recreation.

• weddings and receptions • retreats • classes and lectures • theatrical presentations and concerts The spacious outdoor grounds have a lovely pond setting and walking area available for drop in picnics or reserved for larger outdoor gatherings.

Frontier Lodge: Frontier Lodge is very popular for classes, weddings, receptions, and company parties. You can utilize one or two rooms for all your activities. • The main room (Side A) can host 140 around tables, and features a large stone hearth with gas fireplace. Rental fee with kitchen “A” is $129/hour. Meeting fee is $77/hour, no food. • The smaller room (Side B) hosts 72 around tables, great for small meetings or receptions.

The auditorium: This spacious area is a wonderful setting for special events, shows, weddings, reception or retreat. 300-person seating capacity, 200 seated around tables. Banquet fee with kitchen is $155/hour. Basic rental fee is $93/hour without food and without the use of the kitchen.

Rental fee with kitchen “B” is $77/hour. Meeting fee is $52/hour, no food or kitchen. Damage Deposits: $100-$350 depending on usage with food and alcohol. Round and rectangle tables plus chairs are available for use.

The kitchen:

Covered Picnic Shelters:

This large kitchen has both conventional and microwave ovens, warming cabinet, refrigerator, sink, and plenty of counter space. Ideal for large gatherings and buffet style service. Rental fee is $30/hour.

Shelter #2 has a commercial food service kitchen, electricity, and 12 picnic tables. Rental fee is $230/day with kitchen or $115/day without kitchen. Kitchen deposit is $200. Shelters #1 & #3 have 10 tables and share a common grass area. Shelter #1 is close to the playground. Shelter #3 is on the opposite side. Each rent for $85/day.

Agricultural Facilities:

Several breakout rooms: Available for small meetings and classes. No food allowed. Rental fee is $21-$36/hour. Damage Deposits: $100-$350 depending on usage with food and alcohol. Rental fee includes use of 6 foot rectangle and 5 foot round tables plus chairs.

Display buildings, arenas, and animal buildings for small animal shows and vet clinics. Fee ranges from $10/hour to $50/day, plus deposit.

Equestrian Facilities: Two horse barns (88 stalls), warm up arena, and a main show arena (200 ft. x 150 ft.). Arena fee is $200/day + $200 deposit; stall fee is $10/day collected by group. Barn deposit is $300.

For more information or to schedule a visit at Meridian Habitat Park or Frontier Park, please contact 253-798-4049.

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Facility Rentals Chambers Creek Regional Park 9850 64th Street West University Place, WA 98467 253-798-4141 event rental line 253-798-4695 fax Pierce County Parks and Recreation is the steward of the Chambers Creek properties now known as Chambers Creek Regional Park. This 930-acre site includes over two miles of saltwater shoreline, two-and-a-half miles of urban creek and canyon, and breathtaking mountain and Puget Sound views. Come visit us and walk on the series of public trails throughout the park. Trails range from Âź mile to 2 miles in length and vary in difficulty. Access the beach using the bridge located at Central Meadow. Play a round of golf at Chambers Bay Golf Course or dine in the restaurant. Fly your kite or throw a Frisbee in the Central or North Meadow. Bring your dog to play in the temporary off leash dog area located in the Central Meadow or take them to the permanent off leash area located on the beach just south of the pedestrian overpass.

Community Events Sports Programs

Central Meadow Central Meadow at Pierce County's Chambers Creek Regional Park features an 11-acre manicured lawn with panoramic views that include Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and Chambers Bay Golf Course. It is an ideal location for planned outdoor events such as family reunions, weddings, and parties as well as a staging area for walks and runs on the trail system at the Chambers Creek Regional Park. Damage deposits and fees vary based on type and time of usage.

Playfields The park has two multi-purpose playfields available for hourly rental. The playfields are available from dawn to dusk. Alcohol is not permitted. Reservations are required for regularly scheduled activity on the playfields. This includes non-league sporting events and private coaching sessions. Soccer goals are provided for reserved field time only. Rental rates are $25 per hour.

For availability, please contact Letti at 253-798-4141 or pceventrental@co.pierce.wa.us.

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Facility Rentals Environmental Services Building Located at Pierce County's Chambers Creek Regional Park, the Environmental Services Building is a unique setting for your wedding, reception, party, or retreat. The facility includes large meeting spaces, an outdoor courtyard, catering kitchen, and lobby area. The outdoor courtyard features a covered patio and a lawn with spectacular views of Puget Sound and the Olympic mountains. • East Room: Accommodates up to 88 people in theatre/banquet style seating. Best room for A/V presentations. Has counter access to Catering Kitchen. Free wireless high-speed internet access is available.

Gorgeous Views Spacious Setting

• West Room: Accommodates up to 75 people in theatre/banquet style seating. Window viewing of outdoor courtyard/lawn area. Sliding glass door opens onto Courtyard. Free wireless high-speed internet access is available. • Public Meeting Room (East/West Combined): Accommodates up to 163 people in theater/banquet style seating. Free wireless high-speed internet access is available. If public meeting room is combined with the outdoor courtyard area, capacity increases to 190 people. • Courtyard: 2,000 sq ft outdoor area with 1,600 sq ft covered. • Event Lawn: 6,250 sq ft open lawn area with amazing views of Puget Sound. • Catering Kitchen: Spacious kitchen complete with commercial style refrigerator, dishwasher, coffee brewing equipment and warming oven. Stove and microwave access available. Kitchen comes complete with dish service for 170 which includes: dinner, salad and dessert plates, silverware, coffee mugs, plastic cups and water pitchers. • Training Room: Classroom style seating can accommodate up to 24 people. Cork and white board wall as well as A/V setup. Damage deposits and fees vary based on type and time of usage. Additional amenities available for rent are A/V equipment and coffee service.

For availabiliy or to schedule a visit, please contact Andrea or Victoria 253-798-4141 or pceventrental@co.pierce.wa.us.

For availabiliy or to schedule a visit, please contact Letti 253-798-4141 or pceventrental@co.pierce.wa.us.

Book the Environmental Services Building in University Place for your Wii birthday extravaganza! You bring the kids and the cake, we bring the fun! $110 Party Package includes: • 2 hours of Wii time on the BIG screen. Wii games include: (Guitar Hero, Just Dance, Wii Sports, Wii Sports Resort.)

• Seating for up to 30 people • Two – 2 liters of soda • 3 large pizzas - Cheese, Pepperoni or Sausage.

(Extra pizzas available for additional charge.)

253-798-4141 to book your ESB Birthday Party!

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Registration Form

4 Facilities to Register:

Registration Information:

Parks Admin - Lakewood Community Center

• Pre-registration is required for all classes to ensure class minimums are met, unless otherwise stated. All classes/activities have a minimum and maximum enrollment.

Open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

9112 Lakewood Dr. SW, Lakewood, 98499 253-798-4176 253-582-7461 (fax)

Sprinker Recreation Center

• All fees are due at the time of registration.

14824 “C” Street S., Tacoma, 98444 253-798-4000 253-798-4024 (fax)

• Please call the center you will be attending the day before your class starts to make sure the class has not been canceled.

Open daily, hours vary.

Meridian Habitat Park & Community Center

Four Ways to Register:

14422 Meridian E, South Hill Puyallup, 98375 253-798-4049 253-841-8532 (fax)

• OnLine - 24 hour convenience. Visa/MC payments accepted.

Open Monday-Friday, hours vary.

• Phone In - With Visa/MC only. Please have information ready.

Chambers Creek Regional Park

• Mail In - Send payment and registration form to appropriate facility.

9850 - 64th Street West, University Place, 98467 253-798-4141 253-798-4695 (fax)

• Walk In - Watch notifications for special programs.

Open Monday-Friday, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Adult’s First Name___________________________________________________Adult’s Last Name____________________________________ Address_________________________________________________________City_____________________________________Zip_____________ Home Phone (______) ________________________Cell (______ )_____________________ Email _____________________________________ Participant’s Name

Birth Date

Youth Sport Registration (circle sport): Basketball Years of Experience_________ Circle T-Shirt Size (50/50) Youth:

Age Sex

Activity

L or Adult:

Fee $

I wish to play on the same team as:___________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL For and in consideration of permission to participate in the recreation activity, I the undersigned participant (if over age 18) or parent or guardian (if participant is under 18) completely release and agree to indemnify and hold Pierce County and its employees, its hired or contracted instructors and any other person, volunteers or organizations affiliated with Pierce County in connection with this recreation activity harmless from and against any and all liability for any injury or damage from negligence or otherwise which may be suffered by the participant arising out of or in any way connected with this recreation activity. I realize that recreation activities have an inherent risk of physical injury. If the participant has any physical ailments or conditions which might affect his/her health by participating in the activity, I have consulted a physician or other medical authority and received permission to participate. I understand that photographs/videos taken of Parks and Recreation Programs may be used by the Department of Parks and Recreation for promoting our programs, classes, events, in print, tv, or on the website.

Participant or Parent/Guardian Signature Date

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Our Services Pierce County Parks & Recreation Services Pierce County Parks & Recreation Services Administration office is open Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Lakewood Community Center 9112 Lakewood Drive SW Lakewood, WA 98499 (253)798-4176

Staff Serving You:

Pierce County Parks and Recreation Services also offers a variety of special events, programs and activities for all ages and ability levels.

How to Contact Us: (253) 798-4176...... General Information (253) 798-4176...... Administration (253) 798-4703...... Adult Sports Leagues

Interim Director Scott Hall

(253) 798-4178...... League Rainout/Report Scores

Superintendent of Parks & Operations Kent Baskett

(253) 798-4148...... Special Populations Programs

Superintendent of Recreation Scott Hall, CTRS Superintendent of Resource Stewardship Kimberly Freeman Superintendent of Administrative Services Janel Krilich Sprinker General Manager Kyle Wintermute Parks Zone Managers John Howard, Mitch Nelson

Recreation Division Recreation Supervisors Becca Boyle Andrea Clay, CPRP Meredith Smith, CYSA Jennifer Spane NeSha Thomas-Schadt, CPRP Recreation Coordinators Chad Harvell, CYSA Mark Richards Jennifer Sergent Ice Skating Supervisor Kathy Wainhouse I.S.I. Skating Program Coordinator Janice Teodoro-Forbes Ice Hockey Coordinator Jared Bucci

www.piercecountywa.org/parks for complete staff listing.

Pierce County Parks and Recreation Services provides public parks and recreation services to the residents of unincorporated Pierce County. The department maintains over 4,200 acres at 50 park sites, including three recreation centers, a sports complex, ice rink, skateboard park, two boat launch sites, three golf courses, trail corridors, two disc golf courses, and a large number of passive open space sites through Pierce County’s Conservation Futures system.

(253) 798-4091...... Youth Sports (253) 798-4148...... Volunteer Opportunities (253) 798-4085...... Public Records Request (253) 798-4177...... Lakewood Community Center (253) 798-4000...... Sprinker Recreation Center (253) 798-4040...... Sprinker Ice Arena Schedule (253) 798-4141...... Chambers Creek Regional Park (253) 798-4049...... Meridian Habitat Park (253) 798-4049...... Frontier Park Reservations

Photo Policy Pierce County Parks and Recreation staff may videotape or take photos of participants in programs and special events, or people in or on park properties. Those photos may be used for promoting our programs, classes, events, in print, for TV, or on the website.

Medical Insurance All participants in the Pierce County Parks and Recreation Department’s recreation division programs should have their own medical insurance to cover any injuries sustained while participating in any activity sponsored by the division. Pierce County will not be financially responsible for any medical expenses.

(253) 531-3660...... Lake Spanaway Golf Course (253) 588-0613...... Fort Steilacoom Golf Course (253) 460-GOLF...... Chambers Bay Golf Course

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Accomodations If you have a need for a reasonable accomodation, please call (253)798-4177.

Fair Play in Community Sports Policy Pierce County specifically prohibits discrimination against any person on the basis of gender in the operation, conduct or administration of its community athletics programs for youth and adults.

General Refund Policy

Bad Weather

A request for a full refund will be granted only if your request is presented before the first class begins. After classes have started your refund request will be issued on a pro-rated basis, however no refunds will be issued after the start of the 3rd class. Refund requests must be presented 24 hours prior to one day seminars/workshops.

In the event of severe weather conditions, such as snowstorms, it is the participant’s responsibility to contact the center regarding the status of classes, meetings, or activities. Pierce County Parks and Recreation staff are often unable to contact everyone individually regarding these unfortunate but unforeseen circumstances.

We regret that refunds cannot be made for programs, classes, clinics or trips consisting of 4 or less sessions unless approved by the Department. Please call for specific program refund policies. www.piercecountywa.org/parks

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Pierce County Parks and Recreation 9112 Lakewood Drive SW Lakewood, WA 98499