Town of Superior Guide by Town of Superior

Town of Superior

January - April 2013

Registration begins on December 10th! (online and walk-in)

Dog Training 13 Youth Programs 15

Doodlebugs 15 Boulder Valley Ice 19

Table of Contents

Alan McBeath Superintendent of Parks and Open Space 303-499-3675 ext. 171, alanm@superiorcolorado.gov

Welcome

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General Information 2-3 Activity Registration 4-6 Park, Field and Shelter Information 7 Town Committees and Commissions

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Adult Activities 8 Streets Fitness 9 Superior Running Club

10-11

Aquatics 10 11

• Parks/Open Space • Trails • Irrigation

Patrick Hammer Superintendent of Recreation 303-499-3675 ext. 119, patrickh@superiorcolorado.gov • Recreation Services • Recreation Facilities • Community Outreach

Bryan Meyer Recreation Supervisor 303-499-3675 ext. 163, bryanm@superiorcolorado.gov • Aquatics/Swim Lessons • Fitness • General Recreation

Lydia Yecke Recreation Coordinator 303-499-3675 ext. 166, lydiay@superiorcolorado.gov • Facility and Field Rentals • General Recreation

Sports Field Weather Hotline 720-304-3707

Pool Overview Pool Hours and Pool Rules

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General Interest 12 Disc Golf Tournament 12-13 Dana V Music 13 Dog Training

Youth Sports 14 Youth Karate 14 Local Youth Sports Organizations 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament

15-18

Katie Rummel Events and Volunteer Coordinator 303-499-3675 ext. 167, katier@superiorcolorado.gov • Community Events • Community Volunteer Opportunities

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Helpful Contacts

Youth Programs 15 Doodlebugs Art Studio TM 15 Play-Well TEKnologies LEGO 16-18 Dana V Music Volunteer Opportunities Arbor Day 2013

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Boulder Valley Ice (Adult and Youth)

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YMCA of Boulder Valley 21 Jr. Buffs Soccer 21-22 Challenger British Soccer 22 Jr. Buffs Mini Sliders, Little Sluggers, Spring Baseball, Sticks and Skills, Tennis Superior Parks and Trails Map

Our Mission The Town of Superior Parks, Recreat ion and Open Space Department strives to provide the community with the highest qual ity of l ife through the balance of Parks, Recreation and Open Space, the care of natural and created resources, community events, programs, and opportunities for residents to participate, while maintaining the best possible customer service in the most cost effective manner.

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This publication is provided by the Town of Superior Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department located at 127 E. Coal Creek Drive, Superior, Colorado 80027. For additional information please call 303-499-3675 or visit the Town’s website at www.superiorcolorado.gov. Milisa Miller Multi Media Graphics Specialist 303-499-3675 ext. 161, milisam@superiorcolorado.gov

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION

Winter Registration Information REGISTRATION TIPS: • Registrations will be processed on a first come basis. • Fax and mail registrations will receive second priority to walk-in registrations depending on the date they are received. • Be sure to fully complete your registration form including the 8 digit code number of the class, and all other requested information. • Don’t forget to sign the waiver. • Be sure to submit your registration and payment early so that you do not miss the registration deadlines. • If using a credit card for the convenience of fax and mail registration please note that we accept VISA and MASTERCARD. Include the 16 digit card number, expiration date, 3 digit security code located on the back, as well as the card holder’s name. • Be sure that your check or money order is made payable to the Town of Superior. STEPS TO REGISTERING: Online: Go to www.superiorrec.com to register online. Drop it off: Drop off completed registration forms and payment at Superior Town Hall, 124 E. Coal Creek Dr. Payment by cash, check, VISA, and MASTERCARD are accepted. Town Hall Hours Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Closed Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays Mail it in: Mail completed registration form and payment to: Town of Superior, Attn: PROS, 124 E. Coal Creek Dr., Superior, CO 80027. Make payment to the Town of Superior. A receipt will be mailed to you on the day that your registration is processed. Mailed in registrations must be received prior to the activity registration deadlines. Fax it in: Fax your completed registration (VISA or MASTERCARD only) to the Town of Superior PROS office at 303-494-2521. A receipt will be mailed to you on the day that your registration is processed.

ACTIVITY CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY • Classes cancelled by the Town of Superior will be refunded 100%. The cancellation request form is not necessary for these cancellations. Classes can be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment or inclement weather. • Cancellations prior to the registration deadline will be refunded 100%. • Cancellations after the registration deadline or after the first class will be charged a $10 processing fee if it does not drop the class below the minimum enrollment. Cancellations that result in dropping the class below the minimum enrollment will not be given a refund. • Requests for cancellations must be given to the PROS Department no later than 1 business day after the first class or refunds will not be given. • Cancellations/transfers requested after a one day class will not be refunded. • Refunds will not be given for punch cards. • There is no transfer fee. MINIMUM/MAXIMUM ENROLLMENT POLICY Classes have set minimum and maximum participation numbers. Early registration is recommended for all classes and will help ensure that the minimum participant number is met. If the minimum is not met, the class will be cancelled and transfers, refunds or credits will be made. Participants will be notified of all cancellations.

3 WAYS TO REGISTER

Online: Go to www.superiorrec.com to register.

Mail it in:

Please note: Registration deadlines for some Adult and Youth Sports programs may overlap more than one recreation guide. Please check for early bird and registration deadlines for each activity to ensure on-time registration.

Mail completed registration form and payment to: Town of Superior, Attn: PROS, 124 E. Coal Creek Dr., Superior, CO 80027.

INCLUSION and SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER Services The Town of Superior welcomes individuals of all abilities to participate in our programs. The Town will provide inclusion assistance and reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities including, but not limited to, providing direct support for disabled participants and working with program leaders and contractors to increase accessibility. For individuals with hearing impairments, sign language interpreters may be provided upon request. Please submit all requests at least five business days in advance by calling 303-499-3675.

Fax it in: Fax your completed registration (VISA or MASTERCARD only) to the Town of Superior PROS office at 303-494-2521.

www.superiorrec.com

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION

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PARKS, FIELDS AND SHELTERS

Superior Parks, Athletic Fields and Shelters Please see map on back, inside cover for locations

Facility Reservations Parks, shelters and athletic fields are available to rent. All reservations must be made at least 2 weeks in advance and require a $200 deposit that will be refunded within 30 days after the reservation. Reservations may be made during business hours at Town Hall, by fax or email. Deposit and fees are due at the time of reservation. Please use the reservation form located on the next page. North and South Pools are available to rent for birthday and private parties. Please see page 10 for more information. Park Shelter Permit Dates January - April Permits available now May - August Permits available 4/1/2013 September - December Permits available 8/1/2013

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FACILITY USE PERMIT

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Get Involved in your Community! The Town of Superior has many opportunities for you to help shape the future of your community. Please look for openings on the following committees in your monthly newsletter. All meetings are open to the public. Open Space Advisory Committee (OSAC) OSAC meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Superior Town Hall. It is a nine-member committee that serves solely in an advisory capacity and makes recommendations to the Town Board on matters such as: • Areas appropriate for open space designation as wildlife habitats, trails or other similar purposes. • Community services and amenities that will be provided by the purchase by the Town of natural open space. • Work with Town staff to periodically review and evaluate the management policies and procedures of Open Space lands. Parks, Recreation, Open Space and Trails Advisory Committee (PROSTAC) PROSTAC meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Superior Town Hall. It is a nine-member committee that is composed of two recreation advocates, two parks advocates, two open space advocates (filled by OSAC members), two trails advocates and one at-large advocate. PROSTAC serves solely in an advisory capacity and makes recommendations to the Town Board on matters such as: • Continuing to assist with parks, recreation, open space and trails issues and recommending implementation of the master plan. • Assisting with the development of the 5 year Implementation Action Plan and with the implementation of the Master Plan action items. • Reviewing and commenting on staff's annual work plan.

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Recycling and Conservation Advisory Committee (RCAC) RCAC meets the 2nd Thursday of each month from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm at the Superior Town Hall. It is an eight-member committee that serves solely in an advisory capacity and makes recommendations to the Town Board on matters such as:

TOWN COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS

Town Committees and Commissions

• Examining the needs of the Town for recycling and conservation activities that are not already in place, and to assess the current waste diversion programs. • Assisting the Town Board in establishing priorities for the implementation of recycling and conservation activities, fund permitting. • Examining and making recommendations to the Board on possible sources of funding for the implementation of recycling and conservation activities. Planning Commission The Planning Commission meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month at 7:00 pm at the Superior Town Hall. It is a nine-member board appointed by the Board of Trustees. This quasi-judicial board is responsible for developing recommendations for the Town Board regarding the Superior Comprehensive Plan. It is also responsible for the review of development proposals within the Town of Superior. Superior Historical Commission The Superior Historical Commission meets the 3rd Friday of each month from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Superior Town Hall. It is a nine-member committee that serves solely in an advisory capacity and makes recommendations to the Town Board on matters regarding historic preservation. To be eligible, you must have attended at least seven meetings in one year. Non-residents are eligible.

ADULT ACTIVITIES

Streets Fitness Streets Fitness fills the demand for a different kind of workout that features cardiovascular conditioning, strength, core and technical training. The fitness facility includes a full line of FreeMotion weight equipment, cardio machines, and a variety of classes per week that include core conditioning, body sculpting, boxing, and kickboxing. Location: 480 W. Dahlia, Louisville, 80027 Cost: 18 punch workout card 9 punch workout card 3 punch workout card Class Drop-In Fee Facility Use Fee

$160 $99 $35 $12 per visit $7 per visit

SAND BOX: The ultimate cross training class involving sand bags, bodyweight exercises, kettle bells, functional training, and even a little boxing. This Grid style workout will challenge you, so be prepared to WORK!! CORE BURN: Carve your core with this 100% core blast! Abs, back, legs and glutes will feel the burn.

BOXING: Proper technique, defensive movement and footwork. Use heavy bags and punching mitts. Get a pro boxing experience that will leave you beat (but not beat up). Wrap up with core blast, cool down and stretching. KICKBOXING: Abs, arms, legs, glutes... this class hits you where it counts! Practice kicking, punching and proper technique with heavy bags, mitts and drill circuits. Core, cool and stretch.

Streets Winter Schedule

THE GRID: Anything and everything. This class focuses on weight lifting, cross training, outdoor training, kettle bells, Olympic lifting, cardiovascular activity, you name it! Never the same thing twice and guaranteed to be a GREAT workout. Boulder Countyâ€™s Workout of the Year 2011 (Daily Camera 12/27/2011).

SPARRING: For those with some experience in the basics, take your skill to the next level. Evaluation by one of our trainers and some additional gear is required before jumping in the ring with this class. THE BLOCK: Ages 9-13. Learn how real boxers and kickboxers punch kick and move. Use all of the real stuff like bags & mitts to get faster and stronger.

January 1 - April 30

Time

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

6:15 am

The Grid

Boxing

The Grid

Sand Box

The Grid

9:00 am

Sand Box

The Grid

Sand Box

Boxing

The Grid

10:00 am 12:00 pm

The Grid

4:00 pm

The Grid The Block

The Block

5:00 pm

Kickboxing

Boxing

Sand Box 5-5:30 pm Core Burn 5:30-6 pm

Boxing

6:00 pm

Boxing

Kickboxing

Boxing

7:00 pm

The Grid

Kickboxing

Time

Saturday

Sunday

9:00 am

Boxing

The Grid

10:00 am

The Grid

Boxing

8:00 pm

Registration for Streets Fitness punch passes can be done in person at Superior Town Hall (124 E. Coal Creek Drive) or online at www.superiorrec.com.

Monday-Thursday: 6 am-9 pm Friday: 6 am-8 pm Saturday/Sunday: 8 am-2 pm All classes are 55 minutes

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ADULT ACTIVITIES

Superior Running Club www.runsuperior.com The Superior Running Club is a relaxed and very loosely organized (no club officers or charter) group of runners that host runs every Saturday morning at 7:30 a.m. in the summer and 8:00 a.m. the rest of the year. If you are not already on our e-mail list but would like to be, send an e-mail to dann.kramer@yahoo.com and you will be added. Everyone is invited to join us; there are no dues, and no membership requirements. However, we ask that children 16 years old and under must be accompanied by an adult. The club is open to anyone who would like to come out and join us for some exercise, fun, and socializing with a lot of great people. All experience levels are welcome (walkers, beginners, intermediate, advanced). Our runs are located around the Superior area, and usually last from 45 minutes to an hour (4-6 miles). For those who want a shorter run, we create custom routes for them each week. If you are just starting an exercise program, it would be a good idea to consult first with your doctor. And while running is not a particularly dangerous endeavor, most people understand it has its risks. If you choose to join us, running as a group is a little safer than running by yourself, and we do make an effort to watch out for each other, but please understand that you will be responsible for your own safety and will be running at your own risk.

Looking for trail running locations near Superior? www.superiorrec.com has links to several local and County Open Space trail maps. Did you know that the Town has 30 miles of interior trails or that you could be running in pristine open space maintained by the County within minutes of your front door? The Parks and Recreation Department has worked to compile a list of area trail map links that range in difficultly and distance. HOW TO GET STARTED: 1. Visit www.superiorrec.com to find a trail map and tell someone where you will be running. 2. Find a good pair of trail running shoes - trail-running shoes provide more protection for your feet and have rugged outsoles to improve your traction, key for rocky and slippery routes. 3. Start your trail running experience on a relatively slow and flat trail. 4. Make sure you have plenty of water and dress appropriately. 5. Donâ€™t hesitate to walk if needed. 6. Be aware of your surroundings and enjoy your experience!

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AQUATICS

Town of Superior Pools

Guest Punch Card

The Town of Superior has two outdoor pools, North Pool and South Pool. The North Pool facility is located at 1650 South Indiana Street and features a heated leisure pool and heated children’s wading pool. The South Pool facility is located at 3300 Huron Peak Avenue and features a heated leisure pool with a slide and mushroom fountain and a heated children’s wading pool. Both facilities offer a designated lane for lap swimming.

Residents will now be able to purchase a 20 visit guest punch card. This card can be used for any age guest (6 and older). The cost is just $35.00 and is good for 20 visits. You can purchase the 20 visit punch card at Town Hall or at the pools. All guests are required to sign in at the front desk and MUST be accompanied by a resident age 9 and older.

Both North and South Pool will open to the public on Friday, May 24, 2013.

Resident Pool Identification Cards (ID’s) The cost for an Identification Card is $5.00. Replacement ID’s are also $5.00. All residents 9 years of age or older that live within the Town of Superior need to have a resident photo ID to use both the North and South Pools. Residents under 9 years of age do not need an ID when accompanied by an adult (18 years or older) or a youth 3-17 years old with a current Red Cross or YMCA Babysitter’s Certificate that has an ID. If you have an ID with a barcode, you will not need a new card. To receive an ID, proof of residency in the form of a current water bill that is postmarked within 60 days or a currents lease document, is required along with a current photo ID. Resident ID’s are issued at Superior Town Hall and at the North and South Pools during the pool season. Pool patrons without a valid Resident ID card will be charged guest fees.

Guest Policy at the Pools All guests are required to sign in at the front desk and MUST be accompanied by a resident (ages 9 and older) with a recreation ID at all times while at the pools. Fees for guests are: • • • •

age 0-5 (infant) – Free age 6-17 (child) – $2.00 age 18-59 (adult) – $2.00 age 60 + (senior) – $2.00

Pool Party Rental Information Parties consisting of 10 or more non-family members gathering in an organized group during the normal operating hours of the pools are responsible for making a pool party reservation. This reservation is critical due to the limited life-guard to patron ratio that is in place at each pool. Fees are charged to reserve the facility for the event and do not cover the entry fees of any non-resident of the Town. These fees cover the cost of an additional lifeguard(s) to be present during the party, and reserves two (or more) pool side tables for the group. Non-residents of the group shall be charged the applicable guest fees separate from any reservation fees. Day time pool party reservations are available only to residents of the Town of Superior; non-residents may not reserve the facility or enter the facility without the accompaniment of a Town of Superior resident. Evening pool rentals are available for non-resident groups. Please Note: Pool reservations during normal operating hours are non-exclusive. You will be expected to share the pool area with the public. Fees and policies differ for evening pool party rentals. Both the North and South Pools may be rented for evening pool parties. The hours that the pools may be rented are Sunday through Saturday evenings 8:00-10:00 p.m. Parties must be out of the pool facility by 10:00 p.m. Please contact the Parks, Recreation and Open Space office at 303-499-3675 for availability. All reservations must be made two weeks in advance.

Coming Soon - Summer 2013 Online Registration Kiosks at the North and South pools. Register for classes on site!

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AQUATICS

North Pool, 1650 S. Indiana, 303-554-5658 Opens to the public on May 24, 2013 Open Swim Hours: Monday-Friday 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. *All other scheduled pool times are limited to Adult Lap Swimmers, Rock Creek Flyers Participants or Swim Lesson Participants only.

South Pool, 3300 Huron Peak Avenue, 303-499-3786 Opens to the public on May 24, 2013 Open Swim Hours: Monday-Friday 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. *All other scheduled pool times are limited to Adult Lap Swimmers, Rock Creek Flyers Participants or Swim Lesson Participants only.

General Pool Rules MAIN POOL RULES • Children under the age of 9 must be accompanied by an adult (18 years and up) or a youth 13-17 years old that has a current Red Cross Babysitter’s Certificate. • Pool patrons must either present a Pool ID card or pay guest fees for admittance. • “Breakout” or “Adult Swim” will be called at 10 minutes till the top of the hour for Restroom Breaks and Safety Checks. • A maximum of 195 people (including Aquatic Staff) are allowed at either pool at any time. • Children who require floatation devices must have an adult within an arm’s reach. • Lifejackets, water wings, floaty swimsuits are allowed at the pools as long as an adult is within arm’s reach. Rafts and other flotation devices are prohibited. • Proper swimming attire must be worn; swim diapers must be substituted for diapers. • Tobacco and alcohol are not allowed on the premises. • The Lifeguard, in accordance with the Assistant Pool Manager, has the authority to close the pool whenever unsafe conditions occur. • Diving, flips and launching are prohibited. • Unsafe behavior and horseplay is prohibited at the facility

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Showers must be taken before entering the pool. Eating is permitted under the shade structure(s). Glass objects are not permitted in the pool area. Gum is prohibited. Pets must remain outside of the facility. Town of Superior Aquatic Staff is not responsible for patron’s belongings.

WADER POOL RULES • Children must be supervised by an adult at all times. • Children must be under the age of 6 to use the wader pool. SLIDE RULES • One person on the slide at a time. • Children with floatation devices may use the slide with an adult. • Feet first only down the slide. OTHER FACILITY RULES • Overnight parking is not allowed at Town facilities without Town permission. • Motorized vehicles are not permitted on facility grounds, except in the parking lots.

GENERAL INTEREST

ADULT VOICE CLASS (Ages 16+) Would you like some extra guidance and coaching on your song repertoire? Would you like to find pieces that are right for your voice? Come join us and work through acting, technique, and audition skills with instructor Paul Perry and a live accompanist each week. This class focuses on one specific performance presentation, audition prep or a different topic per class, and is perfect for adults who want a safe environment to try out performing. All abilities welcome! Day: Tuesday Date: 310050 A January 8 - January 29 Time: 7:00-8:30 pm Cost: $100 Min/Max: 4/8 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

Town of Superior Recreational Disc Golf Tournament All skill levels are welcome to play. This is a great competition to participate in if you are just starting out or teaching youth to play. The Town will provide a limited supply of discs for new players. Our goal is to have fun and expose people to the sport of disc golf. If you are interested in becoming a player/volunteer and enjoy teaching the game please email patrickh@superiorcolorado.gov. Volunteers will receive free entry into the tournament. Day: Saturday Date: 310006 A April 27 Time: 9:00 am Cost: $10 per player (day of registration will be accepted, cash or check only) Location: Autrey Park Disc Golf Course (Rock Creek Parkway and Honey Creek Lane)

ADULT KEYBOARDING (Ages 12+) Have a child in piano lessons and want to be able to help with practice? Want to learn how to navigate a keyboard? Interested in brushing up your piano skills? This class is for adults and teens that are new to piano or those who would like to study again after time off. Also a great class for singers who would like to work on their piano skills! Day: Wednesday Date: 310052 A January 23 - May 1 â€˘ No class on March 27 Time: 7:00-8:00 pm Cost: $300 Min/Max: 3/8 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins BEGINNING GROUP GUITAR (Ages 13+) Always wanted to learn how to play the guitar, but not sure if you are ready for private lessons? This is the class for you! Students will learn basic chords and guitar techniques, in addition to simple songs and fundamentals of music. Students will have an option to perform their pieces in recital at the end of the semester. Less than half the cost of private lessons! Rental is not included. Day: Tuesday Date: 310053 A January 22 - April 30 â€˘ No class on March 26 Time: 7:00-8:00 pm Cost: $280 Min/Max: 3/8 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

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GENERAL INTEREST

Dana V Music continued ADULT EURHYTHMICS: Movement with a Twist Open to adults of all ages, this class will focus on developing a deeper sense of rhythm and musicianship in a social, welcoming, and fun environment. Join us once a month for a music and movement experience you wonâ€™t forget! This class will be illuminating for all involved, particularly parents of children who take music classes. Includes a glass of wine from Bittersweet CafĂŠ! (Must be 21years of age or older) Day: Friday (meets once per month) Date: 310054 A January 25 310054 B February 22 310054 C March 15 310054 D April 26 Time: 7:00-8:30 pm Cost: $28 per class Min/Max: 3/25 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

Dog Training Former Sea World trainer Donelle Slater has the knowledge, tips and tricks to train your dog. All classes will be held just in front of the new Superior Dog Park located at Rock Creek Parkway and Honey Creek Lane. LEVEL 1 (Owner age 10+) Intended for dogs 4 months and up. This class is also a prerequisite for the more advanced Level 2. We work on sits, downs, stay and come along with loose leash walking. Both owners and dogs will also be introduced to exciting agility training with jumps, beams and tunnels. Day: Saturday Date: 310003 A April 6 - May 18 Time: 4:00-5:00 pm Cost: $185 Min/Max: 3/10 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins LEVEL 2 (Owner age 10+) If Level 1 classes left you wanting more, join in for more fun and continue perfecting and building on the foundation you have begun. Prepare to impress your friends as you and your dog master even more challenging agility skills like the A-frame, weave poles and teeter totter. Day: Saturday Date: 310004 A April 6 - May 18 Time: 3:00-4:00 pm Cost: $185 Min/Max: 3/10 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

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YOUTH SPORTS

Youth Karate Traditional Japanese Karate-Dö Karate is empty hand self-defense using appropriate parts of the body in various blocking, kicking, punching, and striking techniques against one or more assailants. Karate is not purely physical power, but rather a deep mental training and philosophical outlook on everyday life which cultivates strong character, spirit, and body, as well as technique. Spiritual and technical development is the ultimate goal of karate. Through structured, fun activities, Signorelli Sensei and his two Black Belt daughters will introduce basic karate techniques and philosophy. For more information call 303-880-6171. BEGINNER YOUTH KARATE (Ages 8-14) Day: Wednesday/Saturday Date: 410031 A January 5 - February 27 410031 B March 2 - April 27 • No class during Spring Break Time: W 6:00-7:00 pm, S 10:00-11:00 am Cost: $195 Min/Max: 2/15 Location: 414 S. 3rd Ave. Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins TINY TOTS KARATE (Ages 5-7) This age appropriate informal class will focus on fun activities to introduce your young martial artist to the world of Karate Dö. Day: Wednesday/Saturday Date: 410031 C January 5 - February 27 410031 D March 2 - April 27 • No class during Spring Break Time: W 5:00-5:45 pm, S 11:15 am-12:00 pm Cost: $195 Min/Max: 2/15 Location: 414 S. 3rd Ave. Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

Purify Sports/Town of Superior 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament The Town of Superior, in partnership with Purify Sports, is hosting a youth 3-on-3 basketball tournament on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 for boys and girls, grades 3-8. We are excited to be able to offer such a great event for the surrounding community and hope you will join us at the Basketball Court at Community Park, located at the corner of Indiana and Coalton. See flyer on following page for more information! S

Local Youth Sports Organizations

The Town of Superior proudly partners with local youth sports organizations. For more information please visit the following websites:

Superior Mustang Youth Football www.superiormustangs.com

Monarch Little League Baseball www.monarchlittleleague.leag1.com/

Superior Rugby www.superiorrugby.com/

Rock Creek Flyers Swim Team www.eteamz.com/rockcreekflyers1/

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3-on-3 Basketball Tournament Boys & Girls (Grades 3-8)

The Town of Superior, in partnership with Purify Sports, is hos ng a youth 3‐on‐3 basketball tournament on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 for boys and girls, grades 3‐8. We are excited to be able to oﬀer such a great event for the surrounding community and hope you will join us at the Basketball Court at Community Park, located at the corner of Indiana and Coalton.

Tournament Informa on 

REGISTRATION BEGINS ‐ Monday January 7, 2013. Registra on forms will be available at Town Hall and www.superiorrec.com. Completed forms and payment will only be accepted at Town Hall.  Entry fee per team ‐ $40 team; Must be registered by March 22 (Par cipant water bo les included with registra on fee)  Tournament will start at 12PM  Awards will be given to the championship team in each division  Boys and Girls brackets separated by grades, 3rd‐4th, 5th‐6th, & 7th‐8th (2012‐13 school year)  Games will be played at the Basketball Court at Community Park, located at Indiana & Coalton  In the event of bad weather, tournament will be moved indoors at a loca on to be determined

Player Eligibility   

Teams will consist of a minimum of 3 players and a maximum of 4 players Each player must be listed on the roster, only players on roster may par cipate Player grades are determined by the grade they are in during the 2012‐2013 school year. INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION—We will try to place individuals on teams

Do you have a future Picasso in the family, or do you have a child that just loves art and creativity? If so, Doodlebugs Art Studio and The Town of Superior have partnered together to offer activities that are right up your alley! Space in these classes is very limited, please sign-up early. Class location: 122 W. William St. ART EXPLORATION Come enjoy an exploration in art through a variety of techniques and mediums. Children could be painting, drawing, working with clay, paper mache, batik and much more. Sky’s the limit! Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins Ages: 8 to 14 Day: Tuesday Date: 510014 A January 8 - January 31 510014 B February 5 - February 28 510014 C March 5 - April 4 (No class over Spring Break) 510014 D April 9 - May 2 Time: 4:00-5:00 pm Cost: $85 Location: 122 W. William St. DRAWING & SKETCHING Children will learn a range of drawing and sketching principles, as they create and explore. We will be creating art using charcoal, oil pastels, watercolors and much more! Ages: 8 to 14 Day: Wednesday Date: 510015 A January 8 - January 31 510015 B February 5 - February 28 510015 C March 5 - April 4 (No class over Spring Break) 510015 D April 9 - May 2 Time: 4:00-5:00 pm Cost: $85 Location: 122 W. William St.

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Doodlebugs Art Studio

Play-Well TEKnologies LEGO Spring Break Camps JEDI ENGINEERING WITH LEGO® (Ages 5-7) Young Jedi will explore worlds far, far away and engineering principles right in front of them. Defeat the Empire by designing and refining X-Wings, R2-units, and settlements on far-flung edges of the galaxy. Imagination and engineering combine to create motorized and architectural projects such as energy catapults, shield generators and defense turrets. A new offering of original designs for young Jedi from Play-Well TEKnologies. Location: Horizons Community Room, 2200 S. Tyler Drive. Day: Monday-Friday Date: 510031 A March 25 - 29 Time: 9:00 am-12:00 pm Cost: $150 Min/Max: 11/22 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins JEDI MASTER ENGINEERING WITH LEGO® (Ages 8-12) The Force is strong in this class. Build complex machines and structures based on the best designs from a galaxy far, far away. Projects include X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, settlements, and fortresses. Play-Well’s Jedi instructors reinforce key engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, eccentric motion and more as students tap into the powerful forces of imagination and engineering. Location: Horizons Community Room, 2200 S. Tyler Drive. Day: Monday-Friday Date: 510031 B March 25 - 29 Time: 1:00-4:00 pm Cost: $150 Min/Max: 11/22 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

MIXED MEDIA In this class we will explore and combine different techniques and mediums in art. Children will paint on canvas; make handmade cards, create art using collage and much more! Ages: 8 to 14 Day: Thursday Date: 510016 A January 8 - January 31 510016 B February 5 - February 28 510016 C March 5 - April 4 (No class over Spring Break) 510016 D April 9 - May 2 Time: 4:00-5:00 pm Cost: $85 Location: 122 W. William St.

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

Age: Intermediate (Ages 8-14) Day: Tuesday Date: 510062 B January 22 - May 7 • No class on March 26 Time: 5:00-6:00 pm Cost: $200

Located in downtown Louisville, Dana V Music offers group and private instruction for children through adults. Check out their studio and programs at www.danavmusic.com or call 303-9745586. All of the courses listed below are held at the Dana V Music Studios: 901 Front Street, Louisville 80027. PRESCHOOL MUSICAL: Once Upon a Lily Pad (Ages 3.5-5) What’s this, a green frog feeling blue? Frederick J. Frog is feeling miserable. As he wanders around the pond, he finds that all of the other pond creatures have something that he wishes he had. The egrets, the turtles, the fireflies all have their own special talents. But what can Freddie do? This class a great way for your little ones to explore theater through playacting, music, and movement. Children will learn 5 original songs, easy rhyming dialogue and choreography to make their musical complete. Day: Tuesday Date: 510061 A January 22 - April 23 • No rehearsal on March 26 Time: 1:00-2:00 pm Cost: $195 Min/Max: 8/24 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins FLATIRON YOUTH CHORALE Elementary and Intermediate Divisions These children’s choirs are dedicated to sharing music with the community. During rehearsals, the choir will explore varying music styles, theory, vocal technique, languages, instrumental technique, social and ensemble behavior. The chorale is open to students of all levels, beginner to advanced, and will perform at least two times each semester. Our Intermediate choir will allow our teens to enjoy a fun “show choir” type experience as they broaden their repertoire and vocal skills. Min/Max: 8/24 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins Age: Elementary (Ages 5-8) Day: Tuesday Date: 510062 A January 22 - May 7 • No class on March 26 Time: 4:00-5:00 pm Cost: $200

KEYBOARDING, Level 1 This is an introduction to keyboard music for those children who are not yet ready for the structure of private lessons. As they progress, students will learn to play songs by ear, finger number, letter, and note, while exploring the many possibilities of making music on the keyboard. *Prerequisites: Children must be able to recognize letters A through G, know numbers 1 through 5, and right from left in order to enroll in this class. Min/Max: 3/8 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins Age: 4-5 Day: Wednesday Date: 510063 A January 23 - May 1 • No class on March 26 Time: 3:00-3:45 pm Cost: $285 Age: 5-7 Day: Tuesday Date: 510063 B January 22 - April 30 • No class on March 26 Time: 4:15-5:00 pm Cost: $285 Day: Wednesday Date: 510063 C January 23 - May 1 • No class on March 27 Time: 4:00-4:45 pm Cost: $285 Age: 6-8 Day: Wednesday Date: 510063 D January 23 - May 1 • No class on March 27 Time: 5:30-6:15 pm Cost: $285 Day: Thursday Date: 510063 E January 24 - May 2 • No class on March 28 Time: 5:00-5:45 pm Cost: $285 Age: 8-11 Day: Monday Date: 510063 F January 28 - May 6 • No class on February 18 and March 25 Time: 5:30-6:15 pm Cost: $265

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

YOUTH EURHYTHMICS Have a child that just can’t stop moving; that loves music? Eurhythmics uses rhythmic movement, active listening, and improvisation to allow a student to become a well-rounded and creative musician. The study of Eurhythmics trains the body in dynamics, articulation, phrasing and form. Solfeggio (ear training) will also be used in this class to train the ear, eye and voice and teach melody and harmony. Min/Max: 4/12 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins Age: 4-6 Day: Thursday Date: 510064 A January 17 - March 14 Time: 3:00-3:45 pm Cost: $126/Session 1 Day: Thursday Date: 510064 B April 4 - May 23 Time: 3:00-3:45 pm Cost: $112/Session 2 Age: 5-7 Day: Thursday Date: 510064 C January 17 - March 14 Time: 4:00-4:45 pm Cost: $126/Session 1 Day: Thursday Date: 510064 D April 4 - May 23 Time: 4:00-4:45 pm Cost: $112/Session 2 PRE-INSTRUMENTAL EURHYTHMICS Eurhythmics is an experiential method in which to learn music through movement. In this course, students will learn the early fundamentals necessary to play an instrument. Each student will be provided with his or her own xylophone with which to learn rhythm, pitch and musical expression in an interactive setting. This class will also teach responsibility and care for each student's new instrument in a very playful environment. Min/Max: 4/12 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins Age: 6-8 Day: Monday Date: 510065 A January 14 - March 18 • No class on February 18 Time: 4:45-5:30 pm Cost: $126/Session 1

Age: 6-8 Day: Thursday Date: 510065 C January 17 - March 14 Time: 4:45-5:30 pm Cost: $126/Session 1 Day: Thursday Date: 510065 D April 4 - May 23 Time: 4:45-5:30 pm Cost: $112/Session 2 THEORY/EURHYTHMICS This class will consist of joining Music Theory with Eurhythmics. It will strike a great balance between music academics and fun! Students will take a 30-minute class of music theory and then a 30-minute class of Eurhythmics. Eurhythmics is the study of learning music in an organic and experiential way through movement of the body, social interaction, and the spirit of play. Min/Max: 4/12 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins Age: 8-12 Day: Monday Date: 510066 A January 14 - March 18 • No class on February 18 Time: 5:30-6:30 pm Cost: $180/Session 1 Day: Monday Date: 510066 B April 1 - May 20 Time: 5:30-6:30 pm Cost: $180/Session 2

Day: Monday Date: 510065 B April 1 - May 20 Time: 4:45-5:30 pm Cost: $112/Session 2

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Dana V Music continued BEGINNING GROUP VIOLIN/VIOLA Join us for this fun introduction to string instruments! Students will learn how to properly hold and care for their instrument, as well as learn simple songs and fundamentals of music. Students will have an option to perform their pieces in recital at the end of the semester. Less than half the cost of private lessons! Rental is not included. Min/Max: 3/8 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

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Age: 5-7 Day: Monday Date: 510067 A January 28 - May 6 • No class on February 18 and March 25 Time: 4:00-4:45 pm Cost: $234 Age: 8-12 Day: Thursday Date: 510067 B January 24 - May 2 • No class on March 28 Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Cost: $280 BEGINNING GROUP GUITAR Always wanted to learn how to play the guitar, but not sure if you are ready for private lessons? This is the class for you! Students will learn basic chords and guitar technique, in addition to simple songs and fundamentals of music. Students will have an option to perform their pieces in recital at the end of the semester. Less than half the cost of private lessons! Rental is not included. Age: 8-12 Day: Thursday Date: 510068 A January 24 - May 2 • No class on March 28 Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Cost: $280 Min/Max: 3/8 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

Be sure to check out all of the other great Dana V Music classes at www.danavmusic.com!

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GET INVOLVED VOLUNTEER IN YOUR COMMUNITY! THE TOWN OF SUPERIOR HAS SEVERAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESIDENTS TO GET INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY. VOLUNTEERING IS A GREAT WAY TO GET TO KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS AND A REWARDING WAY TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY.

COMMUNITY SPECIAL EVENTS

What does is mean to volunteer? Community members who choose to volunteer do so by acting in recognition of a need, with an attitude of social responsibility and without concern for profit, going beyond one's basic obligations. Without the support of volunteers the Town could not host or provide many of the services and amenities that are found around the community. We need your help!

The Town of Superior hosts several community events each year. Helping with events is great way to get out, meet your neighbors, and enjoy the community spirit! Volunteer opportunities for 2013 Community Events will be available on the Town’s website in early spring 2013.

TRAILS, PARKS AND NEIGHBORHOODS The Town coordinates opportunities throughout the year to get residents involved with park, trail and open space maintenance, coyote and wildlife education, and helping fellow neighbors with snow removal in the winter and spring.

COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS If you are interested in volunteering please email volunteerops@superiorcolorado.gov

The Town of Superior has several opportunities for residents to help shape the future of the community by becoming involved with one of the Town’s Advisory Committees. Residents may want to consider joining the Parks, Recreation, Open Space and Trails Advisory Committee (PROSTAC), Open Space Advisory Committee (OSAC), Recycling and Conservation Advisory Committee (RCAC), the Planning Commission, or the Historical Commission. Committee vacancies will be posted on the Town’s website as they become available.

For volunteer opportunities please visit www.superiorcolorado.gov

Boulder Valley Ice offers recreational skating, hockey and birthday parties. All classes listed below include skate rental. Don’t forget to check in at the front desk and dress warm! For more information, visit www.bvice.com or call 303.494.4777. For class specific questions email Juilz Pettit at jpettit@bvice.com. Location: 125 Superior Plaza Way, Superior. ADULT ALL LEVELS (Ages 14+) Day: Saturday Date: 210001 A January 19 - March 2 • No class on February 9 210001 B March 9 - April 20 • No class on April 13 Time: 1:00-1:30 pm Cost: $70 Min/Max: 2/15 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins FREE SKATE 1-6 (All Levels All Ages) Skills covered: Figure skating elements. Participant must have tested through Basic Skills 1-8. Day: Saturday Date: 210002 A January 19 - March 2 • No class on February 9 210002 B March 9 - April 20 • No class on April 13 Time: 1:35-2:05 pm Cost: $70 Min/Max: 2/15 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

SNOWPLOW SAM 1 (Ages 3-5) Skills covered: Stand and sit with skates on/off ice, sit and stand up on/off ice, march in place, march forward, 2-foot glide and dip in place.

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Day: Tuesday Date: 410002 A January 8 - February 12 410002 B February 19 - March 26 410002 C April 2 - May 7 Time: 10:00-10:30 am Cost: $70 Day: Saturday Date: 410002 D January 19 - March 2 • No class on February 9 410002 E March 9 - April 20 • No class on April 13 Time: 1:00-1:30 pm Cost: $70 Day: Saturday Date: 410002 F January 19 - March 2 • No class on February 9 410002 G March 9 - April 20 • No class on April 13 Time: 1:35-2:05 pm Cost: $70 Min/Max: 2/15 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins SNOWPLOW SAM 2 (Ages 3-5) Skills covered: March and glide, moving dip, backward wiggles, 2-foot swizzles, rocking horse and 2-foot hop. Day: Tuesday Date: 410003 A January 8 - February 12 410003 B February 19 - March 26 410003 C April 2 - May 7 Time: 10:00-10:30 am Cost: $70

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Day: Saturday Date: 410003 D January 19 - March 2 • No class on February 9 410003 E March 9 - April 20 • No class on April 13 Time: 1:00-1:30 pm Cost: $70 Min/Max: 2/15 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

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SNOWPLOW SAM 3 (Ages 3-5) Skills covered: Forward skating. 1-foot glide, forward swizzles, backward swizzles, snowplow stop and curves. Day: Tuesday Date: 410004 A January 8 - February 12 410004 B February 19 - March 26 410004 C April 2 - May 7 Time: 10:00-10:30 am Cost: $70 Day: Saturday Date: 410004 D January 19 - March 2 • No class on February 9 410004 E March 9 - April 20 • No class on April 13 Time: 1:35-2:05 pm Cost: $70 Min/Max: 2/15 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins BASIC 1 (Ages 6-13) Skills covered: Sit on ice and stand up, forward marches, 2-foot glide, dip, forward swizzles, backward wiggles, snowplow stop, rocking horse, and 2-foot hop. Day: Tuesday Date: 410006 A January 8 - February 12 410006 B February 19 - March 26 410006 C April 2 - May 7 Time: 10:00-10:30 am Cost: $70

Day: Saturday Date: 410007 D January 19 - March 2 • No class on February 9 410007 E March 9 - April 20 • No class on April 13 Time: 1:00-1:30 pm Cost: $70 Min/Max: 2/15 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins BASIC 3-8 (Ages 6-13) Skills covered: Forward stroking; ½ swizzle pumps, forward to backward 2-foot turn, backward 1-foot glide, forward slalom, 2-foot spin, edges, turns, stops, spins, and other figure skating elements. Day: Tuesday Date: 410008 A January 8 - February 12 410008 B February 19 - March 26 410008 C April 2 - May 7 Time: 10:00-10:30 am Cost: $70 Day: Saturday Date: 410008 D January 19 - March 2 • No class on February 9 410008 E March 9 - April 20 • No class on April 13 Time: 1:35-2:05 pm Cost: $70 Min/Max: 2/15 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

Day: Saturday Date: 410006 D January 19 - March 2 • No class on February 9 410006 E March 9 - April 20 • No class on April 13 Time: 1:00-1:30 pm Cost: $70 Min/Max: 2/15 Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins BASIC 2 (Ages 6-13) Skills covered: 1-foot glide, backward 2-foot glide, backward swizzles, 2-foot turn, moving snowplow stop and alternating swizzles. Day: Tuesday (all basic levels) Date: 410007 A January 8 - February 12 410007 B February 19 - March 26 410007 C April 2 - May 7 Time: 10:00-10:30 am Cost: $70

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The Y Way to Play The Y Way to Play is a commitment for all to learn, grow and have fun through sports. Our goal is to build a community through our Y Sports programs in which everyone has the opportunity for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. Sports provide everything—whether it is enjoyment and values, to coaching and learning, to rising to another level. Sports teach lifelong skills. Play the Y Way. The Y Way to Play is: Fun, Sportsmanship, Opportunity, Progressive Competition, Community. Look for the Y Way to Play Speaker’s Series for Youth Development Events!

YMCA Jr. Buffs Spring Rec Soccer (U5-U8)

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The Town of Superior partners with the YMCA to provide youth sports, afterschool programming and teen activities. To register for all YMCA programs please go to www.ymcabv.org or register in person on a YMCA computer at the Arapahoe YMCA. If you have questions about any of the programs listed, please contact the YMCA at 303-664-5455.

Volunteer Coaches Needed! (The YMCA provides training and resources) Using modified rules designed to teach the fundamentals and skills of soccer this league is designed to provide a solid soccer foundation. Our U6, U7, U8 divisions will practice once a week for an hour; U6 and U7 will be coed; U8 will have separate boys and girls leagues. Little Kickers program (U5) will have a 25 minute practice followed by a 25 minute game Saturday mornings. The YMCA also offers clinics in addition to practice. Participants should have cleats or tennis shoes. Shin guards are required. If leagues are short in participants they will combine with one of the other leagues. Registration fee includes team jersey and medal. Registration Close Date: March 4 for U6-U8 / March 16 for U5 (Little Kickers) Location: Boulder (Location TBA), Arapahoe Y, Williams FieldSuperior Community Park Practice Starts: Week of March 11 (Little Kickers start March 30) No Practices March 25-31 Game Dates: Saturdays, March 23 - May 11 (No Games March 30) Game Times: 9:00 am-4:00 pm Fees (M/R/NM): U5 (Little Kickers): $50/$61/$70 After Close Date: $65/$76/$85 U6-U8: $60/$73/$95 After Close Date: $75/$88/$110 Coaches Meeting: Wednesday, March 6, 6 pm at Arapahoe Y Little Kickers Day: Saturday, March 16, 10 am at Arapahoe Y Referee Training: (Parents and Coaches are welcome): Saturday, March 16, 9:00 am at Arapahoe Y *U stands for Under: Players must meet age cutoffs by August 1. (i.e. - to play in U5 for the year, the player must be under 5 years old as of August 1).

YMCA Jr. Buffs The YMCA and CU Athletics are pleased to team up to offer YMCA Jr. Buffs Programs. Participants of the YMCA Jr. Buffs sports programs will receive the benefit of the expertise of both organizations. Every intercollegiate sport that CU has is a YMCA Jr. Buffs sport, so you can be sure to get the best youth sports experience possible. YMCA Jr. Buffs Sports include: • Basketball • Flag Football • Golf • Lacrosse • Tennis • Soccer • Volleyball

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Challenger British Soccer Programs First Kicks Program (3-4 years old): First Kicks addresses the physical, emotional and social needs of a toddler, ensuring a positive introduction to the game of soccer and organized athletic instruction. Challenger’s experts have composed a curriculum which will entertain your child in a safe and fun environment while teaching them the beginning basic fundamentals of the game. Program includes a jersey, soccer ball and certificate. • Tuesdays, April 2 - May 14, 10:00-10:45 am at Arapahoe Y • Wednesdays, April 3 - May 15, 10:00-10:45 am at Arapahoe Y • Wednesdays, April 3 - May 15, 4:00-4:45 pm at Superior • Fridays April 5 - May 17, 3:00-3:45 pm at Arapahoe Y

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Challenger British Soccer Programs continued

YMCA Jr. Buffs Spring Baseball

Skill Development Program (4 years-U13): Each week the players will take part in technical, tactical and physical training sessions that will sharpen skills, improve decisionmaking and increase speed and fitness. • Mondays, April 1 - May 13 at Arapahoe Y. Program is 4:00-7:00 pm, one hour for each age group. • Wednesdays, April 3 - May 15 at Superior Community Park. Program is 5:00-7:00 pm, one hour for each age group. Fee for All Programs: $79 Register online at www.challengersports.com

(K-2nd Grade) Volunteer Coaches Needed! (The YMCA provides training and resources) YMCA Recreational Baseball uses modified rules designed to teach the fundamentals and skills of baseball in a fun, positive environment. The league will practice once per week for an hour. Participants must have a good pair of tennis shoes or cleats, long pants, and a baseball mitt. Jerseys, hats and other baseball equipment will be provided by the Y.

YMCA Jr. Buffs Mini Sliders (3 Year Old Parent/Tot) Mini Sliders is the foundation for your little baseball player. Parent involvement is needed and welcomed; as the mini athletes enjoy learning with their mom/dad, creating a great experience for the family! The program will focus on introducing the game, learning fundamentals and having fun. Registration Close Date: March 30 Location: Superior Community Park Dates: Saturdays, April 6 - May 11 Time: 9:00-9:45 am Fees (M/SR/NM): $45/$53/$60

YMCA Jr. Buffs Little Sluggers (4-6 Years Old) Little Sluggers is for your beginner Baseball player. This clinic will have 25 minute practices followed by a 25 minute game. Participants must have a good pair of tennis shoes or cleats, long pants, and a baseball mitt. Jerseys, hats, and other baseball equipment will be provided by the Y. Parent involvement is needed and welcomed. Registration Close Date: March 16 Location: Superior Community Park Dates: Saturdays, March 23 - May 11 (No Games March 30) Time: 10:00 am-1:00 pm Fees (M/R/NM): $50/$61/$70 After Close Date: $65/$76/$85

Registration Close Date: March 4 Location: Superior Community Park Practice Starts: Week of March 11 Game Dates: Saturdays, March 23 - May 11 (No Games March 30) Game Times: 1:00-4:00 pm Fees (M/R/NM): $60/$73/$95 After Close Date: $75/$88/$110 Coaches Meeting: Thursday, March 7, 6 pm at Mapleton Y

YMCA Jr. Buffs Family Sticks and Skills (Ages 6-14) Parents, join your sons and daughters to learn about the great game of lacrosse in a fun, co-ed environment! No equipment is required. We will provide sticks for all and play in a non-contact manner outdoors at the Arapahoe YMCA turf field. Parents and kids will practice the basic skills of passing, catching, dodging, and shooting while learning about the rules and traditions of the sport in scrimmages. This is a great way to gain experience, build confidence, and spend quality time with your child before he or she participates in one of our lacrosse leagues. Location: Arapahoe YMCA, Superior Community Park-Williams Field, Broomfield (TBA) Game Dates: Sundays Winter Session (Arapahoe Y Only, Indoors): January 27 - March 3 Spring Session: April 7 - May 12 Clinic Times: 2:00-3:00 pm Fees (M/SR/NM): $60/$75/$90

YMCA Tennis (Ages 3-Adult) The YMCA Tennis program in Superior is based upon creating unl imited tennis players. The concepts are cutting edge, yet simple to learn and implement. The focus is always on making the game fun and enjoyable while engaging all students throughout the class. Our mission is to help develop all d imensions of the students’ abil ities, includ ing mental, emotional, and social skills in add ition to the physical skills required to become a complete tennis player. Programs include YMCA Jr. Buffs cl inics, camps and leagues, USTA/CARA leagues, as well as adult programming, running March-October. For More Information on Tennis Programming Contact Ted.Murray@ymcabv.org or 303-664-5455 ext. 1991.

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