|
|
Sports |
|
|
Sports |
|
There should be a "Coach Club" in town. What a great group this would be! Coaches are very special people, taking time out from busy life schedules to organize, train and mentor team members. In the world of sports, volunteers are needed on all levels. Teachers, coaches, officiates and good organizers are warmly welcomed. An accomplished friend told us, "Of all the things I have done in life, coaching children gave me the greatest reward." Byram Archibald Neighborhood Center (BANC)
Department of Parks and Recreation Organized sports include baseball, basketball, soccer, field hockey, gymnastics and softball as well as Kamp Kairphree and the Summer Fun Program. The fields and facilities, which host these programs, are located all over town, including the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center (90 Harding Road, Old Greenwich) and the Western Greenwich Civic Center (449 Pemberwick Road, Glenville). Dedicated and committed volunteer coaches and officials are welcome to get involved in these sports programs run by the town (in-house training is a requirement). The Special Events are another fun way for parents and interested residents to volunteer with the Department of Parks and Recreation (See CHILDREN Section). BASEBALL T-Ball BASKETBALL Coed & Girls Only: K-6th grade SPECIAL EVENTS Halloween Happenings: Western Greenwich Civic Center. For over 20 years, this Halloween party (which takes place the Friday before Halloween) attracts over 200 people. Volunteers are needed for decorating, bringing food and handing out prizes and candy. Lunch with Santa: Eastern Greenwich Civic Center. For over 15 years this very popular, family-oriented Christmas party (which takes place the Saturday after Thanksgiving) has provided entertainment, lunch and fun for over 300 people. Volunteers are needed to help set up, pass out presents and decorate. Greenwich Old Timers Athletic Association This men’s service club with a sports theme raises funds for youth athletic scholarships and various sports camps. Annual banquets honor national and local sports stars. There are quarterly meetings on the second Tuesday of the month at the Saint Lawrence Club in Cos Cob. Membership is open to men interested in sports-oriented service.
The Greenwich Riding and Trails Association, Inc. For 90 years, this enthusiastic and accomplished group has sponsored equestrian events and has maintained the 150 miles of riding trails in town—one of the most extensive networks of bridle paths in the metropolitan area—including the Nichols Preserve. Riders and nonriders of all ages, who are interested in helping with events and preserving trails and open space are encouraged to volunteer. Greenwich Family YMCA The Greenwich Family YMCA seeks volunteer assistance to supplement various program and membership activities. Volunteers are encouraged to share their special skills and enhance the quality of the programs. SPORTS LEAGUES In addition to the above organizations, the following sports groups welcome volunteers for coaching and officiating. Adults with such skills and knowledge of the individual sports listed below should call to sign up with the organization contact person. Greenwich Cal Ripken League
Greenwich Babe Ruth League, Junior Division Greenwich Babe Ruth League, Senior Division T-Ball at the Cos Cob Athletic Club Greenwich Basketball Association Glenville Mavericks Generals Greenwich High School Cardinal Cheerleaders Greenwich Youth Football League Glenville Mavericks Bulldogs HOCKEY Greenwich Junior Hockey League Greenwich Youth Lacrosse
Greenwich Soccer Association (Gr. Travel Soccer) Greenwich Soccer Club OGRCC Soccer Programs Greenwich Kids Triathlon
Provided as a public service by
Anderson Associates, Greenwich Real Estate Specialists, 164
Mason Street (203) 629-4519 and 1 Glenville Street (203) 531-6300. Free
Booklets are available at either office. |
