Program Guide April - September 2025 by City of Oxford Ohio

DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

Can you BEE-lieve that spring is almost here? Well believe it! This year we will be hosting the first annual Oxford Bee Festival on April 12, 2025, in addition to the O.A.T.S. & Honey 5K/10K Event. Want to learn more of what all this buzz is about? Check out the Special Events section or visit www.cityofoxford.org/beefestival!

In addition to a brand new event, don’t fur-get to visit the new dog park, called Barkham Park, located at 5211 Bonham Road. We’re paws-itive you’ll love it, as it’s ruff-ly triple the size of the old dog park! Check it out, you won’t be disappointed!

Speaking of new…. we’re also excited about some new faces that have joined the Parks and Recreation team the past few months. Welcome to our preschool teacher, Miss Katie Teets and new Sports Coordinator, Alec Gagnon. Despite some new staff, the mission of enhancing the quality of life of the Oxford community through our programs, sports and parks remains exactly the same.

And lastly, it’s very bittersweet to announce this will be the last Director’s Message I write for Oxford Parks & Recreation. After 17 years of being blessed, honored and privileged to serve this amazing community, I am moving on to a new, but very similar, role with the City of Eaton. This community has been so wonderful to me and to Parks and Recreation. I’ve met so many outstanding people and built so many meaningful relationships here, and I will forever be thankful to this community. While I won’t be working here any longer after March 14th, I’ll certainly visit and stay in touch. Oxford has a permanent place in my heart.

And since it’s the first year of the Oxford Bee Festival, it seems fitting to leave you all with a quote from Winnie the Pooh: “How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard?” But it’s not goodbye, it’s see you later!

Casey Wooddell Director, CPRP

Oxford Parks and Recreation

Make sure to follow us on Social Media for updates and new programming information! @OxfordPRD @oxfordaquaticcenter

PARKS & RECREATION STAFF

Casey D. Wooddell Director, CPRP

Tori Magner Programs / Aquatics Supervisor

Natalie Boyd Programs / Aquatics Coordinator

Dustin VanWinkle Sports Supervisor

Alec Gagnon Sports Coordinator

Deanna Barbour Office Manager

Darlene Hacker Receptionist

Alice Anderson Receptionist

Sarah Vaughan Receptionist

Sammie Collier Lead Preschool Teacher

Katie Teets Assistant Preschool Teacher

Julia White Custodian / Maintenance

PHONE NUMBERS

Oxford Parks & Recreation

523-6314

City Building 524-5200

Oxford Senior Center 523-8100

Oxford Family Resource Center 523-5859

Oxford Community Choice Pantry 523-3851

Enjoy Oxford 523-8687

Oxford Community Arts Center 523-8506

BCRTA Oxford In-Town Shuttle 785-5237

TTD/TTY (800) 750-0750

Butler County Emergency Info 785-5800

Oxford Dispatch 523-4321

Ohio State Parks (800) BUCKEYE

United Way 211 dial 211

TRI BOARD

Doug Curry President

Joe Wilhelm Vice President

Missy Burke Secretary

Jim Squance

Rick Verst

Dan Purcell

Tom Holmes

Susan Lipnickey

RECREATION BOARD

Jacob Young Chairperson

Sarah Meaney

Jake Richardson

Adam Beissel

Jason Merz

Alex French Council Rep.

HOURS

Monday - Friday 8 am - 7 pm

Saturday 9 am - 1 pm

Sunday Closed

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

In Person Registration

Visit the OPRD office at 6025 Fairfield Road.

Online Registration

You may register for most programs online. Register at www.cityofoxford.org/OPRD.

Program Scholarships

You can pick up a scholarship form at OPRD. The form must be filled out and turned in before the end of the registration period. Scholarship forms may not be accepted after registration is over. Contact the OPRD office for complete details.

Late Registration

All registration for classes, leagues, etc. that are made after the official last day of registration are subject to a late fee.

Returned Check Fee

If your check is returned to us by the bank for any reason, you will be assessed a fee equal to the city’s cost, payable at the Oxford Municipal Building.

Refunds

Refunds / credits will be given for classes cancelled by the department, if you withdraw before it begins, if you are moving from the area or if you become ill and present a doctor’s statement. You may receive either a full or pro-rated refund / credit towards another session. A processing fee ($5.00 or 10%, whichever is greater, of class fees) will be deducted from all refunds.

Senior Citizens or Military Discount

Senior citizens, age 60 and up and Military Personnel are eligible for a 10% discount on programs they sign up for themselves (may not be used for other family members). Discounts may not be used for park and facility rentals and certain programs. Check with the front desk for specific programs.

Senior Citizen Transportation

Oxford Seniors provides transportation for ages 60 years and up and for any age disabled individuals; a donation is suggested each way. Call 523-1717 to schedule or for more information.

Special Services

We welcome and invite all individuals from our community to use the Oxford Parks and Recreation Department services. If you have a special need or exceptionality and would like more information and support for accessibility of programs and facilities, call 523-6314. Every reasonable effort will be made to accommodate all participants.

Statement of Purpose

Our mission is to enhance the quality of life of those we serve by providing quality recreation programs, facilities and parks.

OPRD Motto: Let’s Make it Happen!

City Mission Statement The City of Oxford is dedicated to improving the quality of life for all our citizens by providing top quality municipal services in an efficient and effective manner.

City Vision Statement Oxford will be a university community with a sustainable high quality of life providing excellent municipal services while maintaining its’ rural and historic character.

Fair Share Policy

An Oxford Resident, for purposes of program and reservation fees, is defined as a person who lives or works in the City limits of Oxford and pays City taxes. These taxes contribute to the operation of OPRD. Non-Resident fees will be applied to our customers who do not live or work in the City Limits in order to apportion an equalized fee to those individuals.

Adult Volunteer Opportunities

Become an adult volunteer for programs, sports leagues and special events throughout the year. Call us at 523-6314 or email OPRD@cityofoxford.org for more information.

Photos / Video

Participants may be photographed or video recorded during OPRD programs. These may be used in printed publications; brochures, newspaper articles, fliers and web pages by the department. All photos and videos are property of OPRD.

PARKS & FACILITIES

Enjoy the beauty of the outdoors & the grace of nature in our many community parks and facilities. Oxford is dedicated to the leisure pursuits of its residents. The parks and facilities listed are available for your enjoyment and use. For more information, call the Oxford Parks and Recreation Department (513) 523-6314 or email OPRD@cityofoxford.org. Most reservations can be made at the OPRD office, located at 6025 Fairfield Road or online at www.cityofoxford.org/OPRD.

EXPLORE

TRI

Community Center 6025 Fairfield Rd.

It houses the Oxford Parks & Recreation Department. The TRI Center features basketball courts inside and out, ball diamond, tennis / pickleball courts, picnic shelter, outdoor batting cages, skate park, preschool playground and school-age playground, fitness area and The Attic Youth Center.

Shelter Reservation Fees

Per Hour R $12 / NR $14

Gymnasium Reservation Fees $35 per hr

The gym may be reserved throughout the year MondaySaturday, provided the date and times are available, for your special event or group. Food & drinks are permitted in designated areas.

Skate Park 6025 Fairfield Rd.

This park is free and open to the public, but locked at night. It is “skate at your own risk”, and protective gear is highly recommended. It is monitored to ensure rules posted at the entry are followed, such as; no graffiti, profanity, drugs or alcohol. The park is designed for skateboards and roller blades only. No bicycles or scooters.

Oxford Senior Citizens & Community Center 922 Tollgate Dr.

The center offers a fully equipped kitchen and is ideal for family and social gatherings. The Great Room seats approximately 75 people and accommodates up to 125 people.

Reservation Hours

Tuesday - Friday 5:30 pm - 10 pm

Saturday - Sunday 8 am - 10 pm

Reservation Fees

Per Hour (min. 2 hours) R $60 / NR $66

Uptown Parks 2 E. & W. High St.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park is located in the uptown shopping district. It is a beautifully landscaped area in which to sit, play in the interactive Kyger Rader Fountain, and enjoy the uptown view.

Oxford Memorial Park is a common gathering place for community events. The John W. Altman Performance Pavilion is the host site for bands and choral groups, and is a nice shady place to relax.

Call (513) 524-5200 for reservations.

Memorial Tree Plaque

The City of Oxford is honored to provide an opportunity to our citizens who wish to purchase a memorial tree in honor of a friend, family member, service person or other loved one. Trees available to purchase:

• Red Sunset Maple

• Swamp White Oak

• Ivory Silk Lilac

Fee $600

The name of the individual will be inscribed on a brass name plate and installed on the 30” x 24” cast bronze Memorial Tree Plaque, located at the Oxford Community Park by the flag pole.

Contact OPRD at (513) 523-6314 or OPRD@cityofoxford.org

Barkham Park Bonham Rd. Dog Park | 5211 Bonham Rd.

This is a new dog park with larger areas for both smaller and larger dogs to play. This park is located across the street from Leonard Howell Park and playground, with direct access to the OATS paved trail.

Leonard Howell Park 5200 Bonham Rd.

This 9 acre park features open green space, a playground and a picnic shelter with cooking grills. Access is available to the OATS Trail and Miami Natural Areas Trails from this park. Great park for a family gathering!

Shelter Reservation Fees

Per Hour

R $12 / NR $14

Inloes Park 5901 Contreras Rd.

This neighborhood park features beautiful gardens maintained by the Des Fleurs Garden Club.

Northside Bark - A Gated Canine Community 5160 Morning Sun Rd.

This is an off-leash space for Oxford area dogs to play. This park also includes a small playground for kids. Rules are posted on-site.

Merry Day Park 60 Reaghs Way

This facility has a brand new playground, picnic shelter, basketball court, soccer goals and open play area. Open dawn until dusk.

Robert M. Artz Park 821 S. Main St.

This neighborhood park features natural shade, planters and park benches for a relaxing city green space. Geocaching We welcome geocaching & letterboxing in our parks. We request that individuals notify or check with us before placing any items in the parks. Call (513) 523-6314 for more information.

Oxford Community Park 6801 Fairfield Rd.

Park hours are 7 am - dusk. The park features 113 acres including several lighted baseball / softball fields, two playgrounds, shuffle board courts, horseshoe pits, basketball and sand volleyball courts, concession / shelter, bike and walking paths, soccer fields, natural areas and trail, and a Gazebo. Game equipment (horseshoes, shuffleboard, basketballs) may be checked out at the Parks and Recreation Department at 6025 Fairfield Rd. Call (513) 523-6314 for more information.

Oxford Aquatic Center 701 Kay Rench Dr.

Inside the Oxford Community Park. This award-winning outdoor aquatic center includes a zero-depth activity pool, play structure with dumping bucket, kiddie pool, large slide, family slide, lazy river, basketball hoops, 8-lane competition pool and diving boards. It’s fun for the whole family!

Athletic Field Reservations 6801 Fairfield Rd.

Reserve one of the athletic fields for your upcoming game, practice or special occasion. You also have the option to have the field prepped with bases, batter’s boxes and chalked lines to play baseball, softball, kickball or other games. Opportunities under the lights are also available. Fields can be reserved for per game or full day events. Alcoholic beverages and grills are not permitted on the park grounds.

Field Reservation Fees

Per Game

Full Day

Prep

Lights

R $35 / NR $39

R $175 / NR $193

R $35 / NR $39

Gazebo Reservation Fees

Per Hour

R $15 / NR $17

Drones & Un-manned Aerial Vehicles Operations of drones / model airplanes / UAV’s is not permitted at the Oxford Community Park due to the adjacent airport and is not permitted at any park during special events or tournaments.

Thank You!

To our local supporters who help make Oxford the place where things HAPPEN!

FITNESS & WEIGHT ROOM

Located within the TRI Community Center. The weight room membership fee includes the use of the TRI Community Center Gymnasium during open gym hours, as well as full access to the weight rooms during all building hours!

Users registered for a specific program, such as youth basketball league, are not required to pay these fees to participate in those programs.

• 13 years and younger are not permitted in weight room at any time.

• 14-15 year olds must have parent / guardian signed waiver and an authorized adult 18 years or older with them if they’re using the weight room.

• 16-17 year olds must have a parent / guardian signed waiver before using the weight room.

Annual Fees

Adult (18+ yrs)

R $25 / NR $28

Youth (10-17 yrs) R $12 / NR $14

Children (0-9 yrs) FREE

YOUTH &TEEN PROGRAMS

Stories, Strollers & Fun

Mondays 10 am | August 4-25, September 8-October 13

This FREE program is a partnership with the Oxford Lane Library for adults and children ages 5 and under. Every Monday we will hold a Parent / Tot Story Time and then provide a fun organized activity! Meet at the gazebo in the Oxford Community Park. This program is rain or shine. No program Labor Day 9/1.

Join us Thursday, October 16th for Spooky Halloween Songs & Stories at 7 pm!

Mon. - Fri. 3 pm - 7 pm & Sat. 10 am - 1 pm

Annual Fees R $12 / NR $14

Located on the upper level of the TRI Community Center

Grades 4-8

Video Games

Air Hockey

Music

Nerf Basketball

Study Table & More!

Annual Membership Required

Calling all 7th-9 th graders in the Fall of 2025!

OPRD Youth Volunteer program is designed for students that are too young for summer jobs, but would like to put their talents and enthusiasm to a good use while gaining valuable job experience. Volunteers will learn many areas of job readiness including resume development and interview skills. Volunteers will be assigned to help out with Summer Special Events and Programs and earn volunteer hours that may be used toward classes, youth programs, swimming lessons, use of the TRI Center facilities and discounted pool passes. We will take 10 volunteers during the summer of 2025.

Registrants will be required to meet individually with their program supervisor prior to the start of summer to discuss expectations and program goals. Registration opens April 1st.

Little POPPERS! Camp takes place at the TRI Community Center and will consist of hands-on activities, games, crafts and water activities. Enjoyment is guaranteed as our experienced staff will provide daily fun! All children must be 3 years of age prior to the start of camp (proof required) and be potty trained. Campers pack their own lunch and 2 snacks each day.

Registration opens April 1st

Minimum Enrollment: 5

Maximum Enrollment: 14

Weekly Fees

Monday - Friday 7:45 am - 5:15 pm R $140 / NR $154

Camp POP! is a supervised summer program for children entering K-6th grade in Fall 2025 at the Oxford Aquatic Center. It provides a wide variety of activities, arts, crafts, nature programs, indoor/outdoor games, movies, and DAILY swimming! Field Trips are subject to change.

Registration opens April 1st

Emergency forms must be completed at the time of registration.

Weekly Fees includes field trips

Monday - Friday 7:45 am - 5:15 pm

First Child

R $160 / NR $176

Additional R $140 / NR $154

CAMP POP! & LITTLE POPPERS! WEEKLY THEMES

Camp POP! & Little POPPERS! follow the same weekly themes, see below for details! Little POPPERS! do not attend field trips.

Week 1 | Exploring Nature 6/2 - 6/6

Join us for an unforgettable adventure, where curiosity meets the great outdoors. Campers will get hands-on activities like hiking, identifying local wildlife, and learn valuable skills like teamwork, outdoor survival and making lifelong friends. Our leaders will ensure a fun, safe, and educational experience for all! Get ready to embrace the beauty of nature and enter into an epic adventure this summer!

Week 2 | Fiesta 6/9 - 6/13

Get ready for the most colorful and exciting week of summer with our celebration of vibrant cultures, lively music, and nonstop fun with a festive twist. Campers will be immersed in a world of bright colors, energetic dance moves, and arts and crafts. This week will have endless excitement and a sense of community that will keep you smiling every day!

Week 3 | Wild Wild West 6/16 - 6/20

Saddle up and get ready for an unforgettable week of western themed activities. Step into the boots of a cowboy or cowgirl and immerse yourself in the spirit of a young adventurer. Campers will embark on learning the skill sets of roping cattle, pony races, and line dancing. So, grab your hat, dust off your boots, and get ready for a week full of laughs, excitement, and memories to last all summer!

Week 4 | Jurassic Park 6/23

- 6/27

This week the campers will launch on a wild journey to a world where dinosaurs roam free. Packed with excitement, mystery, and exploration, this camp is perfect for young adventurers who are ready to discover what life was like when these incredible creatures walked the Earth. We’ll create dinosaur art, act out prehistoric play, and test their survival skills in “dino territory”. Get ready for the most roaring week of summer!

Week

5 | Space Expedition 6/30 - 7/3 | No camp on July 4th.

Blast off into the stars where the universe becomes your own playground. This camp is designed for young astronauts ready to explore the distant galaxies. With plenty of creative and educational activities, every day will be an opportunity to learn about space exploration and the solar system, while having a blast with new friends. Get ready for an unforgettable summer mission that’s out of this world!

Week 6 | Medieval Times

7/7 - 7/11

Step into a world of knights, castles, and bravery with our week full of adventure to the middle ages. This camp is perfect for young adventurers who dream of a time when chivalry and magic ruled the land. Whether you’re crafting a knight’s castle, playing bocce ball or protecting your kingdom, this camp is a perfect blend of history, imagination, and excitement.

Week 7 | Secret Agent

7/14 - 7/18

Calling all future spies and undercover operatives! Young agents will undergo secretive adventures, code-breaking strategies, and problem-solving skills. Teamwork is key, as agents work together to solve puzzles and hone in on their detective and investigative skills. Put on your sunglasses and prepare for a week of action-packed adventures that you won’t want to miss!

Week 8 | Sports Mania

7/21 - 7/25

It’s time to unleash your competitive spirit and have a blast participating in physical activity. With a jam-packed schedule of exciting activities, campers will have a chance to try out a variety of sports and push their limits in a fun, team-oriented environment. Whether you’re working on your dribbling skills, sprinting for the finish line, or teaming up for a game of capture the flag, there’s always something new to try and new friends to make!

Week 9 | Bug’s Life

7/28 - 8/1

Grab your magnifying glass, curiosity for tiny creatures, and dive into the world of insects! Campers will look into different kinds of critters, study their habitats, and discover the amazing diversity of bugs through hands-on activities. This camp is perfect for young explorers who are looking to spark their creativity, work on teamwork skills as they build a human size spider web, and take part in a bug-themed scavenger hunt!

Week 10 | Indoor Campout

8/4 - 8/8

Who says you need to pitch a tent outside to enjoy the fun adventures of a summer campout? Get ready for a unique and cozy twist on traditional camping, as we end the season with a pajama day, popcorn and a movie. Whether it’s making friendship bracelets, or learning outdoor survival skills, this week is the perfect way to wrap up the summer. Grab your flashlight, bring your sense of adventure, and get ready for a memorable indoor camping experience!

AQUATIC CENTER

Season passes are available for purchase at the Oxford Parks and Recreation Department or online at www.cityofoxford.org/OPRD beginning April 1 st . Each person entering the pool must have a pass or pay the general admission fee.

No coolers or outside meals (i.e. pizzas) are permitted during public swim. Water and light snacks allowed. Children 11 years and under must be supervised by an individual at least 16 years or older at all times at the Aquatic Center.

For more information, including this summer’s competition schedule, visit the OSDT website at www.swimosdt.com or e-mail suzi.katto@gmail.com

Daily Admission

Adult (18+ yrs)

Youth (2 - 17 yrs)

Senior (60+ yrs)

$8.00

$7.00

Child (under 2 yrs) FREE

Pool Pass Fees

Household* (4 or less)

Each addl member

$230 R / $253 NR

$25 R / $28 NR

* Restrictions apply. Check website for details.

Adult (18+ yrs)

Youth (2 - 17 yrs)

Senior (60+ yrs)

$100 R / $110 NR

$85 R / $94 NR

Child (under 2 yrs) FREE

Oxford Swim & Dive Team

The 2025 OSDT swim season will last from May 27th-July 18th. All home meets and practices are held at the Oxford Aquatic Center. The team encourages family participation and each child will participate in a supportive and cooperative athletic program. OSDT is open to participants ages 4-18 and all skill levels are welcome. Team members will expect to receive age appropriate instruction from experienced staff and veteran coaches. Team members will compete equally and while participation in swim meets is encouraged, it is not mandatory.

SWIM LESSONS

Parent - Child 6 months - 3 years

Designed to give young children a head start on swimming, to get comfortable in the water and begin to work on basic skills while interacting with instructor and other children in a fun, safe environment.

Preschool Ages 3-6

Designed for children getting familiar with the water without their parents. This level will help kids feel safe in the aquatic environment and increases their basic skills without parental assistance while also learning about water safety.

Level 1 | Intro to Water Skills Ages 5+

For the beginner who is comfortable in the water. Swimmers learn basics of swimming: bobbing, going under water, supported floating, supported rolling over, supported gliding, supported front crawl arms and jumping in.

Level 2 | Fundamental Aquatic Skills Passed Level 1

Swimmers will work on independent floating, independent rolling over, independent front and back glides, front crawl, back crawl, retrieving underwater objects and jumping into water over their head.

Level 3 | Stroke Development Passed Level 2

Swimmers will work on gliding, freestyle with side breathing, backstroke, breast stroke and dolphin kicks, retrieving objects in deeper water, treading water, jumping into deep water and compact dives.

Level 4/5 | Stroke Improvement/Refinement Passed Level 3

Swimmers will work on rotary breathing, freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, scissors kick and sidestroke, whip kick and breast stroke, intro to turning at the wall, treading water with modified scissors and diving in kneeling position.

Session 1 June 2-6 | M-F

Parent-Child 11:15 - 11:40

Preschool 10:30 - 11:00

Level 1 10:00 - 10:35

Level 2 10:50 - 11:35

Level 3 10:45 - 11:30

Session 2 June 16-20 | M-F

Parent-Child 10:45 - 11:10 / 11:20 - 11:45

Preschool 10:15 - 10:45 / 11:00 - 11:30

Level 1 11:10 - 11:45

Level 2 10:00 - 10:45

Level 3 11:00 - 11:45

Session 3 June 30 - July 4 | M-F

Parent-Child 11:00 - 11:25

Preschool 10:30 - 11:00 / 11:15 - 11:45

Level 1 10:00 - 10:35

Level 2 11:00 - 11:45

Level 3 10:00 - 10:45

Level 4/5 11:00 - 11:45

Session 4 July 14-18 | M-F

Parent-Child 11:00 - 11:25

Level 1 10:00 - 10:35

Level 2 10:00 - 10:45

Level 3 10:00 - 10:45

Level 4/5 11:00 - 11:45

Swim Lesson Fees

Parent Child

Preschool

Level 1-2

$5 R / $6 NR

$50 R / $55 NR

Level 3-5 $55 R / $61 NR

Private Lessons (30 min) $15 per person

Registration opens online on Wednesday, May 1st. Each child may only receive one discounted session & fees for Parent Child & Preschool are non-refundable.

Thank You!

To our sponsors for discounted Parent-Child and Preschool swim lessons this summer!

Evening Reservations

Friday 8 - 10 pm

Saturday 7 - 9 pm

Sunday 6 - 8 pm

Both pools available

Hourly Rates

Competition $160R / $176 NR

Activity Pool $230R / $253 NR

Both Pools $245R / $270 NR

Call (513) 523-6314 for reservations or e-mail at OPRD@cityofoxford.org.

Reservations open April 1st

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursdays 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Fees

$9/person per class

$80 for 10 punch pass

AQUATIC CENTER HOURS

May 26 | Memorial Day Weekend (Monday Opening Day!)

12 - 7 pm Open Swim All Day

7 - 7:30 pm Adult Swim (18+ yrs)

May 27 - August 8 | Monday - Friday

12 - 7 pm Open Swim

7 - 7:30 pm Adult Swim (18+ yrs)

7 - 8 pm Water Aerobics (T/W/TH only)

May 31 - August 24 | Saturdays

11 am - 6 pm Open Swim

7 - 9 pm Private Reservations Available

June 1 - August 25 | Sundays

12 - 5 pm Open Swim

6 - 8 pm Private Reservations Available

July 3 | Freedom Festival (5 - 10 pm at Oxford Community Park)

12 - 4 pm Open Swim

July 4 | Independence Day

12 - 7 pm Open Swim (Military Swim Free!)

August 11 - August 29

Closed Monday - Friday & Open Weekends

August 30 - September 1 | Labor Day Weekend

11 am - 6 pm Open Swim (Saturday)

12 - 5 pm Open Swim (Sunday & Monday)

6 - 8 pm Doggie Dip (Monday)

HOURS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AQUATIC CENTER CLOSES EARLY FOR SWIM MEETS ON 6/19, 6/26, 7/8 & 7/10 possible rain days 6/24 & 6/30

SPORTS

Instructional Golf Lessons April 22 - May 6 (5 Sessions) | Tuesdays & Thursdays | 7 - 8:00 pm

What a deal! Professional golf lessons for a fraction of the price. Basic golf skills will be introduced, including grip, swing, driving, putting, scoring, etiquette, and the rules of golf by Golf Pro, Andy Anderson at Indian Ridge Golf Course.

Ages 8 to Adult (as of April 22)

Fee R $65 / NR $72

Location

Indian Ridge Golf Course

2600 Oxford Millville Rd. Oxford, OH 45056

Youth Tennis Lessons May 10th - June 7th | Saturdays

Game, Set, Match! Learn beginning and intermediate tennis skills: grip, footwork, forehand, backhand, serving and scoring. Instructors will accommodate all skill levels.

Ages 11 - 14 9:00-10:00 am

Ages 8 - 10 10:15-11:15 am

Ages 5 - 7 11:30am-12:30 pm

*Age groups may be combined depending on enrollment

Fee R $55 / NR $60

Location TRI Community Tennis Courts

Ultimate Frisbee May 27th -30th | 10 am - 1 pm

Join us this summer for our new Ultimate Frisbee camp! Learn beginner and intermediate ultimate Frisbee skills. Basic fundamentals, learning the rules of ultimate frisbee, daily scrimmages & distance/accuracy competitions at the end of the week!

Ages 8 - 14 (as of May 27th)

Instructor Lexi Jamieson Marsh, former Canadian Junior Women’s National Ultimate Frisbee Coach

Fee R $65 / NR $72

Location Leonard Howell Park

Ready, Set, Run!

June 2nd - July 31st | Mondays & Thursdays | 9 - 10:30 am

Ready, Set, Run! is a character-building running program sponsored by the National Alliance for Youth Sports. This program equips youth runners with the physical training and goal-setting mentality needed to accomplish their running goals. This program focuses on respecting authority, proper nutrition, enhancing confidence & self-esteem, dealing with pressure, and will conclude with a 5k event on July 31st.

Ages 8 - 13 (as of June 2nd)

Fee R $100 / NR $110

Location Oxford Community Park

Bullseye Archery June 9 - 12 (Makeup Date: June 13) | Monday - Thursday | 6 - 7:15 pm

Step outside and enjoy the fun and challenging sport of target archery. Our Bullseye Archery program requires no previous knowledge or experience, and will provide you with all the basics in safety, rules, and proper techniques.

Ages 9 to Adult (as of June 9th)

Fee R $60 / NR $66

Location Oxford Community Park

Adult Softball League

Games begin August 6th | Wednesday Nights

Join us for a fall full of softball action! All games are umpired by certified personnel and the league fees include sanction fees, balls and umpires. Enjoy free park admission with excellent fields and concessions.

10 games + double elimination tournament.

Fees

$475 / team

$25 late fee assessed after registration dates noted.

Location Oxford Community Park

SAY Fall Soccer League

Practices begin around the first week of August with games starting in late August. All dates are tentative.

Registration open from May 1st - July 1st

Registrations taken after July 1 are subject to a $20 late fee, will receive no guarantees on team placement, and will not be eligible for multi-child discount.

Fees

Ages 5 - 6

Ages 7 - 14

$80 / player

$100 / player

Family multi-child discount is available only at the TRI Community Center. Save $5! for second child, $10 for the third child, 4th or more is free.

Oxford Community Park is once again the host site for the Cincy SC Epic Cup Soccer tournament this spring. Girls tournament is scheduled for April 25 - April 27 with the Boys Tournament on May 2 - May 4.

Format

Each team guaranteed at least 3 games.

To register or for more information please visit www.cincysc.com.

Fees

U9–U10 (7v7) $625

U11-U12 (9v9) $675

U13-U14 (11v11) $725

U15-U16 (11v11) $750

U17-U19 (11v11) $775

NFL Youth Flag Football League

August 25th - October 11th

Games will be played on Monday and/or Tuesday nights. Practices will begin the week of August 11th. All participants receive an NFL reversible jersey and an official NFL Flag belt!

Registration open June 1st – July 9th

No guarantee of team placement for registrations taken after July 9th

Mandatory evaluations for grades 1-6 will take place in late July.

Coaching Opportunities: Available for ages 18+

Officiating Positions: Available for ages 16+