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Program Ages Day(s) & Date(s) Time(s) Location # of Classes Activity # Res/NR
Basketball 3-4 F, Apr 29 - June 3 4:45-5:30P Longfellow Park 6 226201-01 $72/108
Basketball 4-6 F, Apr 29 - June 3 5:30-6:30P Longfellow Park 6 226201-02 $72/108
Basketball 7-9 F, Apr 29 - June 3 6:30-7:30P Longfellow Park 6 226201-03 $72/108
Beg. Fencing 10-11 Th, Apr 7 - May 26 6:30-7:25P Fox Center 8 226280-01 $120/180
Int./Adv. Fencing 11-18 Th, Apr 7 - May 26 7:30-8:25P Fox Center 8 226280-02 $120/180
Boys Lacrosse 8-9 M/W, Apr 4 - June 8 6:15-7:45P Priory Park 20 226650-01 $298/447
Boys Lacrosse 10-11 M/W, Apr 4 - June 8 6:15-7:45P Priory Park 20 226650-02 $298/447
Boys Lacrosse 12-14 M/W, Apr 4 - June 8 6:15-7:45P Priory Park 20 226650-03 $298/447
Girls Lacrosse 7-10 Th/Su, Apr 10 - June 5 6:00-7:30P Centennial Park 17 226651-01 $200/300
Girls Lacrosse 10-12 Th/Su, Apr 10 - June 5 6:00-7:30P Centennial Park 17 226651-02 $200/300
Girls Lacrosse 12-14 Th/Su, Apr 10 - June 5 6:00-7:30P Centennial Park 17 226651-03 $200/300
Girls Lacrosse - Fundamentals Clinic 5-7 Th, Apr 21 - May 26 6:00-7:00P Centennial Park 6 426341-01 $130/195
T-Ball 3-4 Tu, Apr 26 - May 31 4:45-5:30P Fox Park 6 226200-01 $72/108
T-Ball 5-6 Tu, Apr 26 - May 31 5:30-6:30P Fox Park 6 226200-02 $72/108
T-Ball 3-4 Sa, Apr 30 - June 4 11:00A-12:00P Fox Park 6 226200-07 $72/108
T-Ball 5-6 Sa, Apr 30 - June 4 12:00-1:00P Fox Park 6
226200-08 $72/108
Quidditch 9-12 Th, Apr 28 - June 2 6:30-7:30P Fox Park 6 226295-01 $72/108
T-Ball
Supervisor: Dan Schaffer
is class covers the basics of baseball in a fun and
safe environment where no one stands around.
rowing, catching, hitting, and fielding will be
taught as well as running the bases and how to
play the game. Games will be played every week.
Participants must bring their own glove.
Instructor: Park District Staff
Min 6/Max 21
Basketball
Supervisor: Dan Schaffer
is program will introduce your child to the
game of basketball whether they are beginners or
need to know how to get to the next level. Basic
skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense
will be taught. Games will also be played to show
the importance of teamwork in game situations.
Instructor: Park District Staff
Min 6/Max 21
Quidditch
Supervisor: Dan Schaffer
Bring your broom and learn how to play this
popular game just like Harry Potter! is class will
teach participants the basic rules of the game while
emphasizing fun. Drills and scrimmages will take
place in this hour-long class.
Min 10/Max 20
Boys Lacrosse
Supervisor: Dan Schaffer
Ante-Up's mission is to introduce and prepare young
lacrosse players for their future high school career.
We teach sound fundamentals through competitive,
team-based lacrosse. is model ties in leadership,
sportsmanship, and helps build a player's character,
as well as improving his skills. is program is
run by Fenwick's Varsity Lacrosse Coach, Jerry
Considine and Lyons Township's Varsity Lacrosse
Coach Tim Duffy. Coach Duffy is an OPRF HS alum,
the current U19 Irish National Team Head Assistant
Coach, played D1 and Professional Lacrosse, and
was the 2013 Chicago Catholic League Coach of
the Year. Teams will compete in the Illinois Boys
Lacrosse Association. Practices take place twice
per week in River Forest on Monday & Wednesday.
ere will be approximately eight games held
Sundays (4 home, 4 away). Players need the
following equipment by the start of the
program: Gloves, Stick, helmet, mouth
guard, protective cup, elbow pads,
shoulder pads. Equipment can be
rented from the following
company: True Lacrosse
630-359-5542.
Min 5/Max 80
Girls Lacrosse
Supervisor: Dan Schaffer
Be part of a community-based lacrosse league just
for girls! e IGLA follows all Positive Coaching
Alliance guidelines and the goal is to teach the
rules of lacrosse within an active teamwork setting,
encourage sportsmanship, and foster personal
development in a respectful environment. Pink
teams master the fundamentals of lacrosse. ree
league levels include: Level 1: Grades 2-4; Level
2: Grades 5-6; Level 3: Grades 7-8. Practices are
1.5 hours once per week and will take place in Oak
Park or River Forest. All games are held on Sundays
between 12pm-5pm within your division. NEW
THIS SPRING - Fundamentals clinic exclusively
for girls K-2nd grade with the goal to introduce and
develop basic skills. Min 10/Max 21
Fencing
Supervisor: Chad Drue
Diana Unger, a certified coach with the United
States Fencing Association with more than 25 years
of fencing experience, will teach you the basics of
fencing. Fencing requires patience, concentration,
discipline, and self-awareness. Self-confidence,
self-control, and emotional strength gained from
this sport will lead to a healthier lifestyle. Weapons,
jackets, and masks will be provided and shared
among classmates. Participants must obtain a $10
U.S. Fencing Membership prior to the first day of
class. (www.usfencing.org) Min 4/Max 10
Youth Sports
