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ACTIVITY GUIDEAPRIL thRough AuguSt 2014
Summer CampsSports
BoatingDance, Music & ArtEnrichment Classes
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3www.swparks.org GENERAL INFORMATION
MISSION STATEMENTThe mission of the South Whidbey Parks & Recreation District is to provide all residents and visitors in the district a variety of recreational activities and facilities. This should be fun and safe and be well integrated into our island community and environment. It should also be educational and healthful, providing opportunities for individuals and our community to play well together. It is our mission to best achieve this through community participation.
CONTACT INFORecreation Center & OfficesLocation/Mail 5475 Maxwelton Rd, Langley, WA 98260Office Phone (360)221-5484 Fax (360)221-7323E-mail [email protected] www.swparks.orgOffice Hours Mon-Thu, 8:30AM–5PM Fri, 8:30AM–4:30PMOffice Closed May 26, July 4, Sept. 1
STAFF
Director Doug Coutts (360)221-6488 [email protected]
Programs Carrie Monforte(360)221-6788 [email protected]
Office Manager Peggy Nelson(360)221-5484 [email protected]
Facilities & Grounds Tom Fallon(360)221-7181 [email protected]
COMMISSIONERSThe SWPRD Board of Commissioners meets the third Wednesday of each month at 6:00pm at the South Whidbey Parks & Recreation Center, 5475 Maxwelton Road, Langley, Room 111. Commissioners are:
Joel Gerlach Bob Hezel Don Wood
Mark Helpenstell Matt Simms
STAY INFORMEDSubscribe to our e-newsletter and receive regular updates. Visit www.swparks.org and click on the square “Sign Up for News” icon on the right or find us on Facebook.
ACCESSIBILITY & ACCOMODATIONIndividuals with or without disabilities may register for all programs offered by South Whidbey Parks & Recreation District provided program safety can be met. The District provides reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities. Contact the SWPRD office three weeks in advance of the program start date to discuss accommodations. Reasonable accommodations will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
ADVERTISINGWhidbey Weekly prints and distributes this publication 3 times a year. We welcome you to advertise your program or business along with us. For details, email [email protected].
INCLEMENT WEATHER RAIN-OUTS & POWER OUTAGESSWPRD programs may be cancelled in the event of inclement weather or power outages. We encourage you to call our voice messaging system at (360)221-5484 before leaving home.
DISCLAIMERS
Updates & ErrorsThis schedule of classes is published for information purposes only. We strive to produce the most accurate brochure possible. However, some program information may have changed after this brochure has gone to print. We will make every effort to notify participants of the changes.
School DisclaimerSouth Whidbey Parks and Recreation programs are NOT sponsored by the South Whidbey School District or the Coupeville School District, and the South Whidbey School District and Coupeville School Districts assume no responsibility for the conduct or safety of the activity. In consideration for the privilege to distribute these materials, the South Whidbey School District and the Coupeville School District shall be held harmless from any cause of action, claim or petition filed in any court or administrative tribunal arising out of the distribution of these materials, including all costs, attorney’s fees and judgments or awards.
HEALTHY ISLAND YOUTH INITIATIVE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDThe Healthy Island Youth Initiative (HIYI) Committee is pleased to announce that it recently received generous donations from Island Thrift, Soroptimist International of Oak Harbor, and Wal-Mart, and an anonymous South Whidbey donor. These donations, will support ongoing efforts to keep organized healthy activities affordable for all local youth in Island County. The HIYI Scholarship Fund addresses these needs by helping cover the cost of registration fees, equipment and/or other expenses so that youth in Island County can participate in organized physical activities, regardless of their family’s economic status.The South Whidbey Parks & Aquatics Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization, has kindly agreed to become the fiscal agent for HIYI, and will now receive, hold, and distribute funds upon direction from the HIYI committee. Donations to this fund may now be tax deductible. Donations to the scholarship fund can be made payable to South Whidbey Parks & Aquatics Foundation, and should be mailed to PO Box 157, Freeland, WA 98249, with a note on the memo line directing it to the “HIYI Scholarship Fund”.Any Whidbey Island youth may apply for the assistance to participate in any organized sport or physical activity. The needs-based scholarships are awarded based on financial criteria, and commitment to the activity. Those interested in receiving financial assistance should call Carrie at (360)221-6788 or visit www.islandcountyahc.org/Page/43 and print off an application.
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† Symbol indicates that fee includes 8.7% sales tax. The State of Washington Department of Revenue collects sales tax on fees for certain entertainment and recreation programs.
§ Symbol indicates contracted programs that have their own refund policies. Contact the contractor directly to inquire about their specific policy.
Advance registration is required for all programs unless otherwise stated. It is best if you register at least 2 weeks in advance of any program start date.All fees are due at the time of registration. We cannot “hold” a space for you without full payment and registration.All programs have a minimum and maximum enrollment. We request that you register in advance to ensure class minimums are met. We reserve the right to cancel a program if minimums are not met.There is a $25 service charge on all returned checks and declined credit cards.Please use our registration form in this guide for all programs unless otherwise indicated. Registration forms are also available online at www.swparks.org
REFUNDS & CREDITS1. Full refunds will be given for all classes
cancelled by SWPRD. 2. Refunds requested and submitted
in writing using the Refund Request Form before the early fee deadline date (or at least 5 business days before start of program if no early fee deadline) will be subject to a 10% service fee, with a minimum service fee of $10.
3. SWPRD account credits requested and submitted in writing using the Refund Request Form before the early fee deadline date (or at least 5 business days before start of program if no early fee deadline) will be good for one calendar year from issue date, for the full fee paid and will not be subject to service fee.
4. Refunds or credits will not be issued if cancelled after deadline date or within 5 business days of program start.
5. To request a refund, a Refund Request Form must be submitted to the SWPRD office in writing. Verbal requests will not be honored. Forms are available at the SWPRD office or online. Please be aware that refund requests may take up to 45 days to process.
6. Refunds will not be issued from an account credit.
7. Refunds will not be issued for programs costing $10 or less (unless cancelled by SWPRD).
8. One day classes, trips, or special events are not covered under this policy (no refunds or credits available).
9. Certain contract programs, indicated with this symbol: §, have their own refund policies. Contact the contractor directly to inquire about their specific policy.
KEEP US INFORMEDDo you have ideas or suggestions for new program directions? Is there something you’d like to see us try? Email us your ideas at [email protected]. We want to hear from you!
HOW TO REGISTEROnline
For your convenience, you may register online for many of our programs, with no additional fees. Check out this service at www.swparks.org.By Mail
Send completed registration form and full payment to: SWPRD, 5475 Maxwelton Road Langley, WA 98260By Fax or Email
Fax or email completed registration form with credit card authorization. Fax to (360)221-7323 or email to [email protected]. Always call the office at (360)221-5484 to confirm receipt.In Person
Walk in to our SWPRD office at 5475 Maxwelton Road, Langley, during our regular business hours. We take cash, check or credit cards at the office.
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE There are several needs-based resources available to enable youth to participate in programs with SWPRD. There are also scholarships available for a few adult programs. Call (360)221-6788 for info.
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FLAG FOOTBALL for ADULTS - New!
ADULTS 18+Welcome to recreational flag football for men and women! This is an easy going group of people interested in getting outside for a few hours to get some exercise, make a big play, or just re-live the glory days. Come out and play your high school position or try something new. Beginners are also welcome to join. There will be light contact and blocking, but rough play will not be tolerated. This will be a clean, community oriented, alcohol–free program. We’ll do a brief run-down of the rules before the game, and have lots of fun. Players MUST be 18 years or older to play, and must register in advance of playing. Teams will be drawn up each week upon arrival by volunteer quarterbacks. Games will be self-officiated. In the event of a rain-out, games will not be made up. Coordinator will notify players of cancellations by 6PM by email.Location: Meet at Picnic Shelter at Sports Complex at 5598 Langley Road, Langley. Coordinator Info: Randy Vanadisson [email protected]
Tue | May 6—July 29* | 6:30—8:30pm | $22†*Except June 3.
VOLLEYBALLADULTS 18+Join us for a game of volleyball with a great group of people. Enjoy a fun 2-hour workout while playing volleyball, and improving your skills. Participation is at–your–own–risk, and by participating you consent to our standard waiver/release of liability (see registration form).Location: LMS Gym. Location & schedule may vary on South Whidbey School District early release or non-school days. Please check with coordinator for schedule updates. Coordinator Info: Amber O’Brien (360)320–1757.
Tue | Jan 7—Jun 17 | 6:30—8:30pm | Free
GOLF LESSONSADULTS & YOUTH 12+ WITH AN ADULTLearn to play golf in a relaxed non–competitive environment. Keepers of the Game member Bob Brown will run this four–week golf program for new golfers, those wanting to tidy up their skills, and those returning to the game. Includes three sessions on the full swing and one on-course lesson (1-3 holes), giving you the opportunity to learn this lifetime sport. Classes will take place rain or shine. This program fills up, so register early! Max 6 per session.Location: Island Greens Golf Course at 3890 E. French Rd., Clinton. Instructor: Bob Brown [email protected]
Sat | Apr 26—May 17 | 9—9:50am* | $34***An additional morning 10:10am session may be opened if the first fills. Join wait list if first session fills.**Participants will need to purchase 3-4 tokens for balls. These can be purchased for $2.50 each at the Whidbey Coffee at Ken’s Korner. Participants will also need to pay the discounted green fee of $7 (bring exact change) for the final day.
BASKETBALLADULT DIVISIONSCome out and play a pick-up game of basketball with your peers. Refine your skills, get in shape, and Hoop It Up!! These programs are free, but donations are appreciated and support our Youth Basketball Scholarship fund. Participation is at-your-own-risk, and by participating you consent to our standard waiver/Release of liability (see registration form).
ADULTS 18+Location: SW High School Main Gym* Coordinator: Louis Muniz (360)969-1028. ADULTS 35+Location: SW High School Auxiliary Gym* Coordinator: Jeff Charizio (360)331-5545.
M/W | Jan 13—Jun 18* | 6:30—8:30pm | Free*Schedule & locations vary frequently. Please check with coordinator for schedule updates.
TENNIS ANYONE?At time of print, we were still seeking program instructors for our tennis program, but there will most likely be adult tennis offerings, either lessons or league play. Check the website or call for information and updates on adult tennis.
ADULT COED SOFTBALL LEAGUEADULTS 18+Come and show us that you still have it! Get exercise and blow off end-of-the-week steam at the best fields around. Get a team together or join the pick-up list. This is a clean, community oriented, alcohol–free league. ASA rules for softball will be followed, with a few revisions (rules will be posted online). Emphasis is on healthful competition in a recreational atmosphere. We provide one umpire per game to facilitate fair and spirited games. Teams may sign up online or on paper on our team roster form. Teams typically play 2 games per evening, for a total of 14+ games, plus tournament. Teams will have byes. Games will begin at 6pm**. Mandatory Team Manager’s meeting on Monday, June 16, at 6pm in the Crow’s Nest at Community Park. Fees cover the cost of game balls, umpires, field use, & tournament. Uniforms are not required or provided. Registration deadline June 13! Location: Mostly Community Park fields. Coordinator: Carrie (360)221-6788 [email protected]. Min 2 teams min/Max 8 teams.
Fri*|6pm**|Jun 27—Aug 22* |$225 per team plus $35 per person; max team fee $750†*Plus a tournament on Sat, Aug 23. *Games will be on Wed, July 2 and Wed, August 13 instead of Fri that respective week.**Games may be scheduled to start earlier in the evening in August, depending upon daylight.
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Tribal Canoe Races11am - 5pm in Historic Coupeville11am - 5pm in Historic Coupeville
Saturday, May 10th 2014Saturday, May 10th 2014
A Free Family [email protected]
ADULT SPORTS ADULT SPORTS
SAILING LESSONS FOR ADULTS
ADULTS 18+Come feel the wind on your face, breath the fresh air and learn how those little boats actually get from place to place using only the wind. These sailing courses will introduce you to the life-long joys of sailing. It’s easy and fun. We know it’s one of those things you always wanted to do - so do it now!! Share your sailing passion with the non-sailors in your life! You are never too old to start, or old enough to stop; sailing is a sport to be enjoyed throughout life.These classes are offered in partnership with South Whidbey Yacht Club.
Orientation & Locations: Initial class room orientation for all sessions will meet together Tuesday, June 10, at SWPRD Headquarters, 5475 Maxwelton Rd., Langley from 10:00am to Noon. This orientation is not mandatory but will enhance your learning experience and give you confidence when getting out on the water for the first time. After the initial orientation, on the water instruction in SF Pelican Sailboats will be on Lone Lake. Additional program details at www.swparks.org. Instructors: Our Head Instructor, Bob Rodgers, is US Sailing certified and will be assisted by experienced dinghy sailors. Sufficient staff will be on hand to ensure each participant receives personal attention. Our priorities are safety, then fun and learning. Min 4 / Max 12 per session
Tue & Thu | Jun 10—19* | 2—4:30pm | $200**Tue & Thu | Jun 10—19* | 5—7:30pm | $200**Mon—Thu | Jun 23—26* | 2—4:30PM | $200***Initial class room orientation for all sessions will meet together Tuesday, June 10, at SWPRD Headquarters, 5475 Maxwelton Rd., Langley from 10:00am to Noon. *Make up day for all students for all sessions will be on Friday, June 27. **SWYC members receive a $50 discount. Must register by mail or in person at SWPRD office.
PICKLEBALLADULTS 18+We’re bringing pickleball to Whidbey! If you’ve never tried this sport that combines the best and easiest parts of tennis, badminton and Ping Pong, then put on your sneakers, and come join us! For fun and light exercise, pickleball is hard to beat. The net is lower than most other racquet sports allowing for faster play. The game is played with a lightweight, hard paddle & a whiffle ball. We’re still working out the details. Check the website for updates or email your interest to [email protected].
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www. .comwww. .comFREECoffee DrinkOn Us!Courtesy of Whidbey Coffee, the first 50 people who register in-person at the South Whidbey Parks & Recreation office for summer activities listed in this program, will receive a voucher for one FREE WHIDBEY COFFEE DRINK!
Take your completed registration form, found on page 4, and turn into the South Whidbey Parks & Recreation office located
at 5475 Maxwelton Road in Langley. Office hours can be found on page 3.
www.swparks.orgLimit one per person/registration • Voucher redeemable at any Whidbey Coffee location
TRIATHLON TRAINING & CHUM RUN 5K
GET READY FOR THE WHIDBEY ISLAND TRI!There are options for getting help preparing for the Tri. Take advantage of the expertise offered locally to get yourself ready!
TRAIN TO TRISponsored by Island Athletic Club (IAC)Triathlon training for fitness enthusiasts and recreational athletes looking to improve performance and enhance their triathlon experience. Register in person at IAC. Info at www.islandathleticclub.com/tri.
Tue/Wed | Jun 10—Jul 31 | 6:30pm | Fee: $125 IAC members /$180 nonmembers.OPEN WATER SWIM CLINICS Sponsored by South Whidbey Parks & Aquatics Foundation (SWPAF)Open water swimming presents unique challenges over pool swimming. Learn specific techniques, or refresh your skills, for mastering the open water. Details & registration at www.swparks.org.
Clinic 1: Sat | Jul 12 | 3–6:00pm | $40* Clinic 2: Sun | Jul 13 | 3–6:00pm | $40* *Scholarships available
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YOUTH LEARN-TO-ROW Intro to the Sport of Competitve Rowing
AGES 12—18Island Rowing Association will host an introduction to the sport of competitive rowing and will also be offering an advanced Junior Sculling program for rowers who have taken this beginning class. This is a wonderful opportunity to experience the sport and a rewarding physical activity. Personal floatation devices will be provided. Students must be able to swim. If you are interested or have questions, please contact Carl Fjelsted via email at the link below or by phone. Fee includes an Island Rowing T-Shirt. Registration Process: Please register through Island Rowing Association’s website: www.islandrowing.org.Location: Lone Lake Public Access. Instructors: Training and coaching will be provided by coaches certified by USRowing. Contact: Carl Fjelsted (360)331-3960 [email protected]
Wed—Sat | Jun 18—21 | 9—11:00AM | $85
JUNIOR TENNIS LEAGUE Whidbey Island Junior Tennis League
AGES 6—10 & 11—17
Summertime is tennis time! Junior Tennis League is the perfect place to learn and play tennis with friends! All levels are welcome. Come when you can—we realize that over a 5-week period,
players may miss some sessions. If there’s room, it’s also okay to register and join after the league has started—same low price! Potential rain-outs are built in to the schedule, therefore there will be no make-up days for the Junior Tennis League. Refunds will not be issued for missed days. Register early, as tennis programs may be cancelled if minimums are not met. Tennis may be cancelled due to rain. Call the office (360) 221-5484 approximately one hour before class if unsure.
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START SMART SPORTS FOR TOTSAGES 3-5 YEARS, WITH A PARTICIPATING GROWN-UP
This fun sports development program prepares children for the world of organized sports. Parent and child work together to learn throwing, catching, kicking, hitting (the good kind), and good
sportsmanship! Sports covered will include basketball, tennis, running and more, all scaled down to your child’s size and ability. Burn off some energy with us while learning how to be part of a team!! Location: LMS Auxiliary Gym. Instructor: Coach Erin is an energetic and fun leader, looking forward to sharing her passion for sports with your youngsters. Info:[email protected]. Min 6/Max 14
Sat | May 3—Jun 14* | 9:30—10:15am | $60*No class on May 24
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TENNIS CAMPAGES 7-13, BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATEGear up for a summer of tennis play before the Whidbey Island Junior Tennis League starts. Camp will offer beginning- to intermediate-level tennis players the chance to learn the game and increase their skills quickly. Players will be divided into groups based on age and skill level.What to Bring: water bottle, snack, tennis/running shoes, weather-appropriate clothing in layers, tennis racket (optional), and sunscreen. In the event of rain, program will either move indoors to the SWHS gym if available or will provide one make-up day on July 4th, 9-Noon.Min 8/Max 24Location: SWHS Tennis CourtsInstructors: Tennis camp will be led by High School Varsity level players and under the supervision of Karyle Kramer [email protected]
Mon—Thu | Jun 30—Jul 3, 9:00am—Noon | $84
FALCON BASKETBALL CAMPYOUTH ENTERING GRADES 3–8Basketball season is just around the corner, and this camp is your opportunity to pick up some skill before the basketball league begins! Participants will be coached by SWHS coaching staff and players during this 5–day camp. The primary focus of the camp will be skill development. Special attention will be paid to the instruction of proper shooting form and developing ball handling skills. The campers will have the opportunity to compete against each other during controlled scrimmage situations. This will be a fun opportunity to learn the game of basketball. Supports SWHS Basketball program.Location: South Whidbey High School Gym.Coordinator: SWHS basketball players and coach Andy Davis (360)914-1279.
ENTERING GRADES 3–5Mon—Fri | Jul 14—18 | 10am—12pm | $60ENTERING GRADES 6–8Mon—Fri | Jul 14—18 | 1—3:00pm | $60
JTT Continued...Players ages 6-10 will do large group warm ups and then be divided according to ability and age for drilling and match play. The focus is on skill development, sportsmanship and fun! Players ages 11+ will practice and drill on one particular shot or strategy, then be matched up with equal-level opponents for match play. The focus is on skill development, strategy, sportsmanship and fun!Location: SWHS Tennis Courts. Coordinator: Karyle Kramer [email protected].
AGES 6—10 (10 Hours, Max 24 Players) Mon/Wed | Jul 7—Aug 6 | 3—4:00pm | $44†
AGES 11-17 (20 Hours, Max 40 Players)Mon/Wed | Jul 7—Aug 6 | 4—6:00pm | $65†
WANT MORE TENNIS?At time of print, we were still seeking program instructors for our tennis program, but there will most likely be youth tennis offerings. Check the website in May or call for information and updates on youth tennis.
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SKYHAWKS MULTI-SPORT CAMPAGES 6—12Multi-Sport camp introduces young athletes to a variety of different sports in one setting. For this program we combine 3 sports into one fun-filled week: soccer, baseball & flag football. Athletes will learn the rules and essentials of each sport through skill-based games and scrimmages. By the end of the week, you will walk away with knowledge of new sports along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork, and self-discipline. Online registration & details at www.skyhawks.com.Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, water bottle, running shoes, and sunscreen. Participants receive a t-shirt, sport ball and a merit award.Location: Community Park. Coaches: Skyhawks coaches make a significant difference to your child’s on-field experience. Chosen for their strong character, responsibility, and capacity to effectively communicate sports skills to youth, they will make the extra effort to ensure that you have the best on-field experience. Min 15/Max 24Mon—Fri | Aug 4—8 | 9:00am—3:00pm | $149
SKYHAWKS MINI-HAWK CAMPAGES 4—7This multi-sport program was developed to give children a positive first step into athletics. The essentials of baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun. Our Mini-Hawk games and activities were designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Skyhawks staff are trained to handle the specific needs of young athletes. Online registration & details at www.skyhawks.com.Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen. Participants receive a t-shirt, ball, and a merit award. Location: Community Park. Coaches: Skyhawks coaches make a significant difference to your child’s on-field experience. Chosen for their strong character, responsibility, and capacity to effectively communicate sports skills to youth, they will make the extra effort to ensure that you have the best on-field experience. Min 15/Max 24Mon—Fri | Aug 4—8 | 9:00am—Noon | $129
SKYHAWKS FLAG FOOTBALL CAMPAGES 6—12 YEARSSkyhawks flag football is perfect for young athletes who want a complete introduction to America’s Game or for those who want to brush up on their skills in preparation for league play. Through our ‘skill of the day,’ campers will learn skills on both sides of the ball including the core components of passing, catching, and de-flagging or defensive positioning - all presented in a fun & positive environment. The week ends with the Sports Bowl, giving participants a chance to showcase their skills on the gridiron! Online registration & details at www.skyhawks.com.Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, water bottle, and sunscreen. Participants receive a t-shirt, football, and player evaluation.Location: Sports Complex. Coaches: Skyhawks coaches make a significant difference to your child’s on-field experience. Chosen for their strong character, responsibility, and capacity to effectively communicate sports skills to youth, they will make the extra effort to ensure that you have the best on-field experience. Min 15/Max 24Mon—Fri | Jun 16—20 | 9:00am—3:00pm | $ 149
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BASEBALL JAZZ PRO BASEBALL CAMP Plus On-on-One Baseball Lessons
AGES 8–13Under the direction of former professional baseball player and Atlanta Braves scout, Steve Goucher (and staff ), this camp provides quality instruction in throwing, hitting, and fielding. This camp will also include game situations and scrimmaging. Camp is well suited for all players, from aspiring to elite. Want more personal instruction? One-on -one Baseball Lessons after camp are also available on Tuesday, July 29 & Wednesday, July 30, from 1pm to 3pm. Half Hour lessons are $35.Location: Community Park Field #1. Instructor: Coach Steve Goucher has over 20 years experience instructing baseball at all levels, and provided an excellent camp experience last year. Many of his students have gone on to play college baseball with a few playing now in the big leagues. Contact Steve at [email protected]. Min 8/Max 20
Mon—Thu | Jul 28—31 | 10am—1pm | $129
CHALLENGER BRITISH SOCCER CAMP
AGES 6—9 and 10—16The #1 soccer camp is coming to Whidbey! Challenger recruits the most talented coaches from Britain and provides each player with a positive experience. Participants will receive technical and tactical instruction in all areas of the game. British Soccer Camps provide players of all ages and abilities with the rare opportunity to receive high–level soccer coaching from a team of international experts. Daily instruction includes individual foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, small–sided games, coached scrimmages, and a daily tournament. Equally important, the Instructors: Challenger coaching staff provides your child with lessons in respect, integrity, and sportsmanship. Campers receive a free camp shirt, camp ball, and personal player evaluation. What to Bring: Snacks, drinks, shin guards & sunscreen. Registration Process: Sign up online at www.challengersports.com at least 45 days (July 4) prior to camp and receive a cool game jersey for FREE (plus S&H)! Location: Sports Complex 5598 Langley Rd., Langley
AGES 6–9Mon—Fri | Aug 18—22 | 9am—12pm | $135*AGES 10–16Mon—Fri | Aug 18—22 | 1:00—4:00pm | $135**$10 late fee will be added to registrations received after July 29. § Campers who cancel will be charged a $40 cancellation fee; requests within 10 days of camp will not receive a refund.
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED for British Soccer Coaches!
British coaches stay with local families for the duration of Challenger British Soccer Week. Host families will not only provide a memorable and international learning experience for their family, but will also receive an $80 rebate toward the cost of camp. Contact Carrie for more information about hosting at [email protected] or call (360) 221-6788.
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SUPANG SOCCER CAMP Fundamentals, work ethic & commitment
AGES 8–15South Whidbey High School soccer star Joseph Supang will bring his pro soccer skills back to Whidbey Island! Players will learn the importance of developing good fundamentals and technique, an excellent work ethic, and commitment. This clinic will provide serious players the opportunity to progress their individual skills while offering a competitive and enjoyable environment. Skills covered: Individual’s First Touch (dribbling, receiving, turning under pressure, passing); attacking (crossing & finishing, 1 vs. 1’s, games to goal); and defending (1 vs. 1 defending, group defending, heading). Each player will receive a T–shirt. Register by July 1. Each player should bring: soccer ball, water, and appropriate footwear/clothing. Location: Sports Complex at 5598 Langley Road. Instructor: Coach Supang was a member of the Seattle University men’s soccer team, a professional player in Belgium, and member of the Botswana National Team. He has a MA in Sports Administration and Leadership. Email [email protected]. Min 15 / Max 30
Mon—Fri | Aug 11—15 | 9am–12pm | $120
SAILING CAMP Learn to Sail with S. Whidbey Yacht Club!
AGES 10+, BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATEDon’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to learn to sail! This day camp teaches youth the basics of sailing. Participants will be assigned their own boat in each weekly session. The course combines shore side learning with lots of hands-on, on-the-water sailing experience. In addition to sailing, students learn boating safety, basic seamanship and knot tying. The focus is on sailing and having fun. Our priorities are safety,
then fun and learning. These classes are offered in partnership with South Whidbey Yacht Club. Additional camp details online.Location: The first morning of Level 1, participants meet at the Honeymoon Lake Clubhouse for swim test & orientation, then that afternoon and the rest of the days will be at Lone Lake. Returning Level 1 sailors do not need to be swim tested but please do attend this orientation session. Level 2 participants meet at Lone Lake. Instructors: Our Head Instructor is US Sailing certified and will be assisted by experienced dinghy sailors. Sufficient staff will be on hand to ensure each participant receives personal attention. Min 4/Max 10.
LEVEL 1 SAILORS (Ages 10–15)Mon–Fri | Jul 7–11 | 10am–3:30pm | $175*Mon–Fri | Jul 14–18 | 10am–3:30pm | $175*Mon–Fri | Jul 21–25 | 10am –3:30pm | $175*LEVEL 2** SAILORS (Ages 12+)Mon–Fri | Jul 14–18 | 10am–3:30pm | $175*Mon–Fri | Jul 21–25 | 10am–3:30pm | $175**SWYC members receive a $50 discount. Must register by mail or in person at SWPRD office. **Prerequisites: Each student must demonstrate the ability to stay afloat for 2 minutes without a life jacket. Level 2 participants must be 12+ years old and have achieved Level 2 competency or by permission of the Program Administrator.
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“SUP” CAMP - New!Stand Up Paddle Boarding
AgES 12 —17
Try our new SUP camp this summer and learn the fastest growing water sport in the U.S.! Participants will learn basic paddling techniques and board control and we will throw in lots of games, individual practice and even a couple of yoga poses to build balance and confidence. The class begins with basic safety information and a brief warm-up on the beach. No previous SUP experience required. Must be comfortable in deep over-your-head water while wearing a personal flotation device. Must be able to pull one’s self up on to the deck of a pool from the deep end without the use of steps or ladder.Location: Camp will take place in the warm, protected waters of Goss Lake. Bring: Swim suit, or quick dry pants, rash guard top, water sandals (no flip flops), water shoes or tennis shoes (they will get wet), windbreaker, hat & towel. Instructor: This camp is lead by Whidbey Island Kayaking Company instructors. WIKC has provided guided kayak tours for over 11 years without accident or injury, and provides experienced professional guides that are CPR/First Aid certified. Program info: [email protected]. Min 6 / Max 8
M/T/W | Jul 28—30 | 9:30am—12:30pm | $115
KAYAK CAMPAGES 12–17Every Islander should learn kayaking! No kayak experience is necessary for this fun-filled water oriented camp. Our experienced and well trained guides will introduce participants to basic sea kayaking skills including: outfitting, wet assists, self & assisted rescue, paddling, and bracing. But it’s not just all work - expect to get wet with fun games like “kayak polo” and “kayak sponge tag.” Must be comfortable in deep, over-your-head water while wearing a personal flotation device. Must be able to pull oneself up on to the deck of a pool from the deep end without the use of steps/ladders. This is an introduction to kayaking, and does not imply any certification or infer any skill qualification. Location: Camp will take place in the warm, protected waters of Goss Lake. Bring: hat, swimsuit, or quick dry pants, shirt that will guard you from rash, water shoes (no flip flops), windbreaker, towel, sunscreen, snacks. Instructor: This camp is lead by Whidbey Island Kayaking Company instructors. WIKC provides experienced professional CPR/First Aid certified guides. Info: [email protected]. Min 6 / Max 10
Mon—Fri| Aug 4—8 | 10am—12:30pm | $125
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SKIMBOARD MINI-CAMPS
AGES 7—15
Learn to ride the glide of the tide!
Skimboarding is a fun and exciting sport that has been around since the 1920’s, and Whidbey Island offers some of the best conditions in the Northwest. We skim rain or shine so please be prepared for any type of weather. Bring a towel, water, snacks, weather appropriate attire for beach conditions, and your skimboard. If you do not have one, we will provide a few loaner skimboards but you will likely have to share (check out our Skimboard Painting Workshop and make your own for a summer of skimming!). Camp T–shirts will be included in the fee.Save $65! For only $200 you can do both camps and the Skimboard Paint Workshop. Sign up by registering for Skimboarding 101 and choosing the “Bundle” option.Location: Double Bluff Beach. Instructors: Auston Reisman and his fellow riders from Jack’d Skimboards. Email [email protected]. Max 15
SKIMBOARDING CAMP 101Riders from Jack’d Skimboards will teach the basic skills, technique, and safety issues of skimboarding. Instructors will start by focusing on the fundamental skills of skimboarding, giving each student a solid foundation which they can use to create their individual riding style. Once the basics have been mastered, the students will be able to practice skimboarding with the instructors’ supervision and input.
Mon/Tue | July 14—15 | 1:00—3:00pm | $85SKIMBOARDING CAMP 201Expand your style, skills, and steeze. Riders from the Jack’d Skimboards team will provide instruction on the latest and greatest tricks and techniques needed to expand your skills. Whether you are new to the sport of skimboarding or are an expert, this mini-camp will have something to offer! This 2-day intensive will allow plenty of time for one–on–one instruction, and in order to make the most of it, students are encouraged to bring drawings of skimboard rail ideas to the first day.
Tue/Wed | Aug 11—12 | 11am—1pm | $85
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ARCHERY CAMP
AGES 9—13, BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATE*Whidbey Islanders have the privilege and opportunity to learn archery from an Olympic level coach this summer! Archery Camp will cover proper shooting techniques, equipment selection, training, and plenty of hands-on fun! This camp is designed to present the lifetime recreational activity of archery in a broad perspective for future use as a recreational and/or competitive pursuit. For info on which level to choose, contact Glen. Archery will go rain or shine, so come prepared. Participants must be ready and able to stay focused for the entire session. Coach Glen Harris has been a professional archery coach for over 30 years and currently holds the highest level earned degree awarded to archery coaches by USA Archery. He has been head coach for several World Archery and Paralympic teams. Both beginning and advanced archers will receive high level instruction from this seasoned coach. Location: TBA. Instructor: Coach Glen Harris [email protected]. Min 6 / Max 10
BEGINNER LEVELTue—Fri | July 15—18 | 10:30—11:45am | $60Tue—Fri | July 15—18 | Noon—1:15pm | $60Mon—Thu | Aug 18—21 | 10:30—11:45am | $60Mon—Thu | Aug 18—21 | Noon—1:15pm | $60INTERMEDIATE LEVEL*Tue—Fri | July 15—18 | 9—10:15am | $60Mon—Thu | Aug 18—21 | 9—10:15am | $60*Prerequisite: Student participation in previous SWPRD archery program and recommendation by Coach Harris.
EARTH SKILLS CAMPAGES 8 – 12This camp is all about survival on Earth. Everything people need to survive can be found in nature right here on Whidbey. At this camp you will learn how to make shelter out of materials found in the woods, how to find and purify water, how to make fire with friction, how to identify some edible and medicinal plants, and a few ways to hunt animals. We will play unique games that will hone your senses and instincts. Families are invited to join us for a few hours on the last day so the campers can share what they’ve done.What to Bring: lunch, snacks, water, and weather appropriate clothing (layers!). Location: TBA Instructor: Nancye Good has taught Earth Skills as an after school program and part of the school curriculum in New York City where she resides. She received her Coyote Mentoring certification at Children of the Earth Foundation, which is where she learned Earth Skills. For questions, email [email protected] 4/Max 8
Mon— Fri | Aug 11—15 | 9am—3pm | $200
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MODEL ROCKET CAMPAGES 9–13, YOUNGER CHILDREN WITH AN ADULTLearn science by creating and launching your own model rockets! On Tuesday and Wednesday we will assemble and finish a complete 20–inch model rocket. Thursday will be launch day, when you are encouraged to bring along a camera and your fan club to document your rocket’s first flight! Rockets will be made from a cardboard tube, with balsa wood fins, and powered by a “B” or “C” Estes model rocket motor. The rockets have parachute recovery, so the student may take the rocket home. Kids return for this program year after year, and the class fills quickly. Location: SWPRD Room 111. Instructor: Hometown Hero and long time favorite teacher, Leonard Good. Min 5/Max 10.
Tue—Thu | Jul 8—10 | 10—11:30am | $40*Tue—Thu | Jul 22—24 | 10—11:30am | $40**Additional $5 materials fee paid directly to instructor at the first class, cash only please.
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SUMMER CAMP SUMMARYJun 16–20 Flag Football Ages 6-12Jun 18–21 Learn to Row Ages 13-18Jun 30–Jul 3 Tennis Camp Ages 7-13Jul 7–11 Sailing Camp Ages 10-17Jul 8–10 Model Rocket Ages 9-13Jul 14–18 Falcon Basketball Grades 3-8Jul 14–18 Sailing Camp Ages 10-17Jul 14–15 Skimboard 101 Ages 7-15Jul 15–18 Archery Camp Ages 9-13Jul 21–25 Sailing Camp Ages10-17Jul 22–24 Model Rocket Ages 9-13Jul 28–31 Pro Baseball Ages 8-13Jul 28–31 SUP Camp Ages 12-17Aug 4–8 Multi-Sport Ages 6-12Aug 4–8 Kayak Camp Ages 12-17Aug 4–8 Mini-Hawk Ages 4-7Aug 11–15 Supang Soccer Ages 8-12Aug 11–15 Earth Skills Ages 8-12Aug 11–12 Skimboard 201 Ages 7-15Aug 18–22 British Soccer Ages 6-16Aug 18–21 Archery Camp Ages 9-13Aug 25–29 Summer Camp TBA
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SESSION 1: JUNE 23—JULY 3Mon—Thu|Jun 23—Jul 3|9:45—10:15am|$78Mon—Thu|Jun 23—Jul 3 | 10:20—10:50am|$78
SESSION 2: JULY 7—JULY 17Mon—Thu|Jul 7—Jul 17|9:45—10:15am|$78Mon—Thu|Jul 7—Jul 17|10:20—10:50am|$78
SESSION 3: JULY 21—JULY 31Mon—Thu|Jul 21—Jul 31|9:45—10:15am|$78Mon—Thu|Jul 21—Jul 31|10:20—10:50am|$78Classes are filled on first-come first served basis. § There are no makeup days due to personal reasons or weather conditions. We reserve the right to change the levels & times based on enrollment. **Sibling discount: 10% off 2nd, 3rd, etc. child. Sibling registration must be done in person at SWPRD office.
STINGRAYS SWIM TEAMAGES 6-17, INTERMEDIATE-ADVANCEDThe South Whidbey Stingrays are a novice swim team. Our mission is to provide a fun and inviting atmosphere to learn the 4 competitive strokes of swimming. Swimmers will develop endurance, strength, work ethic, positive self image and above all a love for the sport of swimming. Our coaches are committed to serving both the recreational and competitive swimmer. Practices are held 3 mornings a week at Useless Bay Country Club (UBCC). The summer ends with an intra squad swim meet & awards banquet. Prerequisites: Swimmers must be able to swim one length of the pool freestyle with side breathing and one length backstroke. Practice Groups: We offer 4 different practice groups. Swimmers will be placed in a practice group based on ability, age and enrollment. Please visit www.swparks.com and click on Practice Group Descriptions to place your child. Practice group times are subject to change depending on number of kids in each group. Once swim club is full, Coach Kristi will notify swimmers through email what practice group they will be in.Tryouts: New swimmers wishing to join the Stingrays must try out with Coach
SWIM LESSONSAGES 4+ YEARS, BEGINNING—ADVANCEDLearn to swim in a heated, outdoor swimming pool at Useless Bay Golf and Country Club. South Whidbey Learn to Swim Lessons teach aquatic and safety skills in a logical progression. Our objective is to teach children to be safe in and around water, have fun and learn basic swimming skills. Children can progress through 5 levels*.Swim Levels: Students progress at different speeds depending on several factors including age, physical coordination and comfort in and around the water. When registering for multiple sessions, we recommend that you do not register for higher levels session to session especially if your child only swims during the summer. Your child may need more than one session to move up levels. If your child is registered for a level that is not appropriate for his/her skills we will make every effort to place that child in the correct class if there is a vacancy. If there is no vacancy a refund may be necessary.
Swim Lesson Registration Procedure1. Choose the level most appropriate for
your child’s ability. Visit website and click on Swim Level Descriptions
2. Choose the session, dates and times for the appropriate skill level.
3. Register online at www.swparks.org or in person at the SWPRD office.
Location: Useless Bay Golf & Country Club (UBCC) outdoor pool at 5725 S. Country Club Dr., Langley. What to Bring: Swim suit, towel, upper levels (3,4,5) should bring goggles. Coordinator: Kristi Eager [email protected]. Additional program details are available at www.swparks.org. Min 4/Max 6 per section.
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OPEN WATER SWIM CLINICSADULTS 18+ Open water swimming presents unique challenges over swimming in a pool. Swimming in the lakes and salt water surrounding Whidbey is a delightful experience when the challenges of open water are safely managed. Whether you are a new swimmer, a triathlete, or interested in endurance swimming, come learn techniques or refresh your skills for mastering the open water. Enjoy swimming in your own backyard! Course topics covered in both classes, but customized for the aquatic environment (sound or lake):• Sighting Techniques• Starts, Finishes & Turns• Pacing for the open water• Breathing Techniques• Swimming Safety• Training & Fueling• Open Water Swim Gear & Wetsuits• Currents, Tides, Weather & Critters• ‘Getting Past the Panic’The Whidbey Adventure Swim (WAS), scheduled for August 2, is an open water event in the sound that may be of interest to stronger swimmers. Info at: ow.swhidbey.org.
Kristi prior to registering, Tuesday, June 3, 5:00pm at UBCC. Swim Meet: Wednesday, July 30, 6:00—8:00pm at UBCC. Awards Banquet: Friday, August 1, 6:00pm at Castle/Community Park picnic shelter.Location: Useless Bay Golf & Country Club outdoor pool at 5725 S. Country Club Dr., Langley. Equipment: Swimmers must have an appropriate swim suit (jammers for boys, one piece for girls), goggles, swim cap, and swim fins. New swimmers will be provided a Stingray team swim cap. Coordinator: Kristi Eager [email protected]. Additional details are available at www.swparks.org.
GOLD & SILVER PRACTICE GROUP (10+ years, max 24 swimmers combined)M/W/Th | Jun 18—Aug 1 | 8—8:55am | $140*BRONZE PRACTICE GROUP (8+ years, max 24 swimmers)M/W/Th|Jun 18—Aug 1|8:55—9:35am | 140*WHITE PRACTICE GROUP (9+ years, max 6 swimmers) M/W/Th|Jun 18—Aug 1|8—8:40am| $140* SUPER SWIMMERS PRACTICE GROUP (6-8 years, max 6 swimmers) M/W/Th|Jun 18—Aug 1|8:55—9:35am |$140**Sibling discount: 10% off 2nd, 3rd, etc. child. Registration must be done in person at SWPRD office in order to receive sibling discount.
Session 1 saltwater clinic is ideal for swimmers interested in participating in the WAS, as well as swimmers who are looking to take advantage of the wonderful saltwater swimming opportunities here on the island. Session 2 will be great for those who are new to open water swimming, and for triathlon swimmers wanting to refresh their open water racing skills.Clinic proceeds to benefit the South Whidbey Parks & Aquatics Foundation (www.swpaf.org), whose mission is to make parks & aquatics activities accessible to all residents of the South Whidbey Island community. Location: Clinic 1—Seawall Park & Saratoga Passage. Clinic 2—Goss Lake Public Access & Lake. Instructors: The instruction team is comprised of very experienced open water USA Masters swimmers & Red Cross trained water safety instructors. Questions may be directed to Krista at [email protected]. Min 4/Max 15clinic.
Clinic 1: Saltwater Sat | Jul 12 | 3—6:00pm | $40* | Seawall Parkat Seawall Park & swim in Saratoga Passage
Clinic 2: Freshwater Lake Sun | Jul 13 | 3—6:00pm | $40* | Goss Lake*Scholarships available
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BABYSITTER’S TRAINING COURSEAGES 11–15Because you care...prepare! This summer find out what you need to know, and learn what every parent wants in a safe and responsible babysitter. Parents are encouraged to send their existing babysitters to this great course. In addition to learning child & infant CPR, Babysitter’s Training Course can help you—• Care for children and infants.• Be a good leader and role model.• Identify hazards, make good decisions
and solve problems.• Keep children that you baby-sit and
yourself safe.• Handle emergencies such as injuries,
illnesses and household accidents.Instructor : Terry Welch, South Whidbey Fire EMS, EMT & Firefighter. Location: SWPRD Room 125. Min 5/Max 25
Mon | Jun 16 | 12–3:00pm | $25
CLAM DIGGING 101 Diggin’ for Dinner
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ALL AGES, CHILDREN WITH AN ADULTGet out of your shell at this informational and hands-on workshop on clamming in our area. Learn about gear, harvesting regulations, where to go, and practical instructions. Sample steamed clams and enjoy the beach at low tide. You’ll take home your clam harvest, a clam measuring tool (one per adult), and recipes for serving up your finds. Limited space available, and class fills up, so register early!!What to Bring: Each person will need to bring shoes that can get sandy, a bucket, and a small shovel or hand cultivator for each person wanting to harvest clams. Location: A private beach on South Whidbey, TBA upon registration. Coordinator: Carrie [email protected]
Sat | May 17 | 12:30—2:30pm | $10 per person* No charge for children under the age of 15 years, max 2 per adult. We have been awarded a free one-day group fishing license. You will NOT need to purchase a clam license to participate in this program.
FIRST AID & CPRADULTS AND YOUTH AGES14+In this course, you will learn and practice how to effectively recognize and respond to medical emergencies in the critical first minutes until emergency medical services arrive. These skills include American Heart Association CPR (for adults, children, and infants), First Aid, and use of an AED. Those who successfully complete the course will earn their AHA CPR/FA card.Location: SWPRD Rec Center, Room 125. Instructor: Jon Gabelein, Firefighter, EMT, AHA instructor and Coupeville School District teacher. Min 5/Max 25
Sat | Jun 7 | 9:00am–12:00pm | $25
SIGN LANGUAGEALL AGES, CHILDREN WITH AN ADULT“Hand Talk”. Become a novice signer! Come learn this intriguing way to communicate and learn the Third-Most-Used Language in the USA. Sign Language is a beautiful and expressive way to use your hands. It is fun to learn feeling signs, action words, and everyday phrases. If you are found in need of communicating with a deaf person, this class will encourage you to become a friend, helper, and a signer. Location: SWPRD Room 111. Instructor: Susan Ishikawa is a certificated Teacher of Deaf & Severely Hard-of-Hearing & has taught sign for 39 years. She is delighted to share these signs from the world of the deaf. Min 3/Max 10
Wed | May 7—May 28 | 6—6:45PM | $50Wed | Jun 4—Jun 25 | 6—6:45PM | $50Wed | Jul 9—Jul 30 | 6—6:45PM | $50Wed | Aug 6—Aug 27 | 6—6:45PM | $50
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ARTS & ENRICHMENT
DIGITAL SLR PHOTOGRAPHYADULTS AND YOUTH AGES 16+This course will cover aspects of SLR photography to enable you to move beyond the “point-and-shoot” button, and utilize the camera’s controls for advanced creative photography. Sessions will focus on technical and creative details, including exposure, shutter speed, depth of field, flash, portraits, action photography and raw processing. Each session will include a didactic presentation and group critique of the student’s assigned “homework”. The first session will discuss techniques and settings for photographing fireworks.Required Supplies: Digital SLR or mirrorless interchangeable lens camera (MILC).Location: SWPRD Rec Center Room 111. Instructor: David Welton is well known in our area for his outstanding documentary photography. He is a lifelong photographer/artist with images exhibited at Brooks Institute of Photography, U.W., U.O., Santa Barbara Arts Council, and the Edmonds Arts Festival. He is the staff photographer for Whidbey Life Magazine, and previously for the South Whidbey Record. Info: [email protected] or (360)579-1030. Max 12.
Thu | Jul 3—31 | 5:30—6:30pm | $120
SKIMBOARD PAINTING WORKSHOPAGES 7—17
Paint your own one–of–a–kind skimboard. Join artists from Jack’d Skimboards to learn the basic techniques for painting with acrylic, watercolor, pencil, pen, airbrush, and screen printing. Each participant will be provided with a blank skimboard; the magic begins as each student creates their own masterpiece using one or all of the techniques available. At the end of class the boards will be finished by members of Jack’d and then will be available for pickup 2–3 weeks after class. Don’t miss out on this amazing deal… the registration cost for this workshop and your own custom-painted board ends up being less than buying a new board! Save $65! For only $200 you can do the Skimboard Paint Workshop AND both skimboarding camps. Sign up by registering for Skimboarding 101 and choosing the “Bundle” option.What to Bring: Please bring sketches of your ideas, painting clothes, and creativity. Location: SWPRD Room 125. Instructors: Auston Reisman from Jack’d Skimboards. Email [email protected]. Min 4/Max 17
Sun | Jun 29 | 1:00—4:00pm | $95**Fee includes your “blank slate” skimboard and painting supplies. Wax can be purchased at class for an additional $5 cash, and should be applied to your new board before you ride it.
SPORTS FOR DOGS K9 Nosework
ADULTS & OLDER YOUTH WITH ADULTThis fast–growing dog sport teaches you how to encourage and develop your dog’s amazing natural scenting ability by using its desire to hunt and its love of food, toys, and exercise. This exciting detection style activity is appropriate for dogs of any age, breed, or physical ability and handlers of all ages and abilities. Each dog works separately, one at a time, so this is a perfect class for dogs unsuited for a group setting. Conducting indoor searches makes the sport an ideal mental & physical exercise for our rainy climate. Your instructor will teach you how to develop & expand the talents of your dog’s nose. Location: SWPRD Room 125. Certified Nosework Instructor: Georgia Edwards, [email protected] or (360)579–1030. Max 8 per class.
NW1: Beginning NoseworkSun | May 11—Jun 15| 12—1:00pm | $150*Tue | May 13—Jun 17 | 12—1:00pm | $150*NW2B: Working with OdorSun | May 11—Jun 15| 1—2:30pm | $150*Tue | May 13—Jun 17 | 1—2:30pm | $150*NW3: Continuing NoseworkSun | May 11—Jun15 | 3—4:30pm | $150*Tue | May 13—Jun 17 | 3—4:30pm | $150**Fee is per dog. Private & drop-In lessons are available by arrangement with instructor for $25.
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Summer Camp Programs for students entering K-6th gradeCrafts, Games, Fun with FriendsSharpen your reading, math and writing skills
Camp ICA Jr. - K-2nd grade Weekly camp theme
Camp ICA Classic - 3rd - 6th grade Daily afternoon field trips Hours: 8:30-3:30 Dates: June 23-August 29Cost $135/week
MUSIC, ART & DANCE
haflas (belly dance recitals). Email her at [email protected]. Min 5/Max 12
BELLY DANCE BASICS ITue | Jul 22—Aug 26 | 5:15—6:15PM | $72 BELLY DANCE BASICS II*Tue | May 13—Jun 17 | 6:30–7:30PM | $72Tue | Jul 1—Aug 5 | 6:30–7:30PM | $72*For those who have taken Basics I, or by instructor approval.
DRAW with ZENTANGLEADULTS AND YOUTH 16+If greater creativity and balance are among your new year’s resolutions, look no further than Zentangle — a type of meditation achieved through pattern-making, created by artist Maria Thomas and Rick Roberts. Each pattern is built one line at a time, organically combining simple patterns into complex zentangles in unplanned, unexpected ways that grow, change and unfold on the page as you enter an immersive state of flow. You will learn the fundamentals of art and basic drawing techniques including line, contour, value, texture, form and shapes. Drawing reduces stress, improves brain function, creative thinking and problem solving skills. Anyone can draw and create a Zentangle! Location: SWPRD Building, Room 111. Instructor: Quinn Fitzpatrick [email protected].
Sun | Apr 27 | 3:00—5:00pm | $50**Supplies available for $10 fee.
BELLY DANCEADULTS AND YOUTH AGES 16+Please come explore the beautiful and graceful movements of belly dancing in a fun, social environment. Learn basic belly dance movements and foundations, through gentle repetition, and an introduction of rhythms and props. Students will learn a general history of the dance from its roots in the Middle East to its current resurgence in the West. This class is for those with little or no experience or those looking for a new way to add a little exercise to their life. Instructor Gwendolyn keeps the class lighthearted and fun. What to Bring: Please wear comfortable loose clothing you can move around in and a coin belt or scarf to tie around your hips (Gwendolyn has some available at class). Location: SWPRD Room 125 Instructor: Gwendolyn is authentic, talented, and professional, and her passion for her craft is evident. Her 10+ years of experience include practicing and learning from a wide variety of well known and respected teachers from around the world. Gwendolyn has performed throughout the West Coast at concerts, festivals, restaurants, competitions and
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MUSIC TOGETHERCHILDREN BIRTH TO 5 YEARS ACCOMPANIED BY A GROWN-UPMusic Together® is based on the premise that all children are musical and parents/caregivers play a crucial role in activating and nurturing their child’s musical development. Classes include songs, rhythmic rhymes, movement, and instrument play. Activities are playful, non-performance-oriented musical experiences - developmentally appropriate for children and easy for parents and caregivers - Regardless of their own musical ability. Best of all, it’s fun! Location: SWPRD Room 125. Instructor: Jess Monett started playing the piano when she was six years old and discovered her passion for music. She received a B.S. in Music Education, then began her career as the band director at LMS. Jess is also on staff at Joe’s Island Music, teaching piano and band instruments. She enjoys accompanying various community musical groups, and is thrilled to share music with children. Email [email protected] Min 6/Max 12 per session.
Tue | Apr 22—Jun 24 | 9:30—10:15am | $103*Tue | Aug 5—Sep 9 | 10:30—11:15am | $62**Additional registration fee ($40 for April session and $33 for August session) per family is due at first class and paid directly to instructor (checks made payable to MTWI). Includes two CD’s, music activity book and parent guide so you can continue the musical experience throughout the week. *Sibling discount: Add’l siblings 9 months-5 years: $80 for April session, $48 for August.
BEAT the HEAT WATERWORKSYOUTH & CHILDREN WITH AN ADULTIf it’s nice and hot outside we will turn on the waterworks (sprinklers) at Community Park for a quick afternoon cool off and set up our super–duper water slide. Youth must be supervised by parents/guardians. Those who participate consent to our standard waiver/release by participating. Other days may be scheduled during hot spells; look for updates on our facebook page. Email [email protected] for info.Location: Community Park Field #3
Tue | Jul 29 | 1–2:00pm | Free
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CANOEINGADULTS AND YOUTH AGES 6+ Join us at Goss Lake for a beautiful morning of canoeing. Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy out on the water or on the beach. Learn canoe safety and techniques. At-your-own-risk, no lifeguards present. Children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian in the canoe. Email [email protected] for info.
Wed | Jul 9 |10am–12pm | Fee: $10/person or $20/canoe* *A nimble third person can fit in the center of the boat, not paddling.
Inactivity puts kids at risk for being overweight which can lead to several health risks.
Being active can improve a child’s health and self esteem while helping to decrease depression and boredom.
There are many positive things that parents and children can do.
Get up. Go outside. Get moving. Get healthy.Get going.
For activity ideas, visit www.WhidbeyInMotion.org
The campaign to prevent and reverse childhood overweight/obesity. Brought to you by the Island County Health Department
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TENNIS INSTRUCTORSWe’re lining up summer tennis programs and need more instructors to meet the needs of the community. Tennis Instructors contract with SWPRD to provide youth and/or adult tennis programs on South Whidbey. If you’re interested please contact tennis coordinator Karyle Kramer at [email protected] or (360) 321-8499.
PROGRAM INSTRUCTORS Do you have experience teaching outdoor programs, fitness, or sports? Do you have a great idea, hobby or something new to add to our list of life-enriching activities? If you answered yes to any of the above questions and have something you’d like to add to the schedule, give us a call! Contact Carrie at (360)221-6788 or email [email protected] to request a class proposal packet. Proposal deadline for fall programs: July 1.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDEach year we count on 100+ volunteers to make our programs a success. Consider volunteering for one of the following. • Chum Run 5k Support Crew• Whidbey Island Triathlon Crew
SWIM INSTRUCTORS & COACHESThe following swim employment opportunities are provided by Swim South Whidbey, under the leadership of Kristi Eager, and will NOT be employees of SWPRD. Job descriptions at swparks.orgAssistant Swim CoachSalary: $15-$20.95 per hour, DOQ Closes: May 1, 2014 or until position filled. Duties include planning and directing daily swim practice, organizing end of season swim meet and banquet and administrative duties as assigned. Applicants must have two years of competitive Swim Team experience and have previously taught one full summer of learn to swim lessons. Must be at least 16 years of age. Swim InstructorSalary: $10.25-$14.45, per hour, DOQ Closes: May 1, 2014 or until position filled. Duties include planning for and providing swim instruction to students registered in the South Whidbey Learn to Swim Lessons. Applicants must be at least 16 years of age.Assistant Swim InstructorSalary: $7.90-$9.32 per hour, DOQ Closes: May 1, 2014 or until position filled. Duties include assisting the lead instructor
and provide swim instruction to students registered in Swim Lessons. Applicants must be at least 14 years of age.
BASKETBALL REFEREESSWPRD is seeking referees for the Youth Basketball League. Referees are paid for their time working on the court, in addition to the intangible reward of impacting youth lives. The Basketball Referee is responsible for officiating scheduled games and supervising at local gyms. A high level of judgment is necessary. Applicants must successfully pass a criminal background check. Job is seasonal, part time, paying Minimum wage to $15/hour, DOE. Apply by August 15th. Contact Carrie at (360)221-6788 or visit www.swparks.org for info.
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR BRITISH SOCCER COACHESBritish coaches stay with local families for the duration of Challenger British Soccer Week. Host families will not only provide a memorable and international learning experience for their family, but will also receive an $80 rebate toward the cost of camp. Contact Carrie for more information about hosting at [email protected] or call (360) 221-6788.
HELP WANTED
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Saturday, August 9, 2014Greenbank Farm
Join us for: Celtic EntertainmentHighland Dancing
Pipe BandsAthletics
DemonstrationsFood and Beer Garden
Gates open at 9amFor more informationand ticket prices go to:www.wihg.org
SUMMER SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
YOUR SUMMER AT A GLANCEApril 19 ______ Dodgeball TournamentApril 22 ______ Music TogetherApril 26 ______ Golf Lessons April 27 ______ Drawing w/ Zentangle May 3________ Start Smart SportsMay 6________ Flag Football May 7________ Sign LanguageMay 11 ______ Sports for Dogs: K9 NoseworkMay 13 ______ Belly Dance Basics II May 13 ______ Sports for Dogs: K9 NoseworkMay 17 ______ Clam Digging 101May 26 ______ Office Closed, Memorial DayJune 3 _______ Stingrays Swim Team TryoutJune 4 _______ Sign Language June 7 _______ First Aid & CPRJune 8 _______ Chum Run 5kJune 10 ______ Sailing LessonsJune 10 ______ Train-to-Tri at IACJune 16 ______ Skyhawks Flag Football Camp June 16 ______ Babysitters TrainingJune 18 ______ Youth Learn to Row
June 18 ______ Stingrays Swim TeamJune 21 ______ Summer SolsticeJune 22 ______ Belly Dance Basics I June 23 ______ Sailing LessonsJune 23 ______ Swim Lesson Session 1June 27 ______ Coed Softball League June 29 ______ Skimboard Painting WorkshopJune 30 ______ Tennis CampJuly 1 ________ Belly Dance Basics IIJuly 3 ________ Digital SLR Photography July 4 ________ Office Closed Independence DayJuly 7 ________ Junior Tennis LeagueJuly 7 ________ Swim Lesson Session 2July 7 ________ Sailing CampJuly 8 ________ Model Rocket Camp 1July 9 ________ Sign Language July 9 ________ Canoeing for Adults July 10 _______ Concert in the ParkJuly 12 _______ Open Water Swim Clinic 1July 13 _______ Open Water Swim Clinic 2July 14 _______ Falcon Basketball CampJuly 14 _______ Sailing Camp
July 14 _______ Skimboarding 101July 15 _______ Archery CampJuly 17 _______ Concert in the ParkJuly 21 _______ Sailing CampJuly 21 _______ Swim Lesson Session 3July 22 _______ Model Rocket Camp 2July 24 _______ Concert in the ParkJuly 28 _______ Pro Baseball CampJuly 28 _______ “SUP” CampJuly 29 _______ Beat the Heat WaterworksAugust 4 _____ Skyhawks Multi-Sport CampAugust 4 _____ Kayak CampAugust 4 _____ Skyhawks Mini-Hawk CampAugust 5 _____ Music TogetherAugust 6 _____ Sign LanguageAugust 7 _____ Concert in the ParkAugust 10 ____ Perseid Meteor ShowerAugust 11 ____ Supang Soccer CampAugust 11 ____ Earth Skills CampAugust 11 ____ Skimboarding 201August 16 ____ Whidbey Island TriathlonAugust 18 ____ British Soccer CampAugust 18 ____ Archery Camp September 1 __ Office Closed Labor Day
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SPECIAL EVENTSMay 4: May Pole weavingJuly 6: So. Whidbey Music FestivalJuly 27: Garden Critters with
Deer Lagoon GrangeOctober 26: Halloween
Bazaar and PartyALSO: plenty of parking, clean
restrooms, dogs on leash, music, classes & children’s activities.
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FACILITIES & RESERVATIONS
SOUTH WHIDBEY PARKS & RECREATION PARKS & FACILITIES
RESERVATIONSWe request that all groups planning to use our facilities or fields notify us in advance by submitting a Reservation Request Form, which is available on our website and at our park office. Requests are filled on a first-come, first-served basis, depending on availability. Rental fees may apply. For additional information about availability and rates,call (360)221-5484 or visit www.swparks.org/reservations.
Sports Fields
We have softball, baseball, soccer, and open fields available. Scheduling information for leagues, tournaments and teams is available by calling the Director at (360)221-6488.Facilities
You can affordably rent space for parties, meetings, classes, and special events at
our new recreation headquarters or The Crow’s Nest (located on the 2nd floor of the Concession Stand) at Community Park. Picnic Shelters
Our picnic shelters are available for reservation for your party or event. Although shelter use is usually free of charge, we do require advance reservation. Picnic shelters can accommodate 45-75 people.
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Island County Parks(360)679-7331 Includes Maxwelton Beach, Dave Mackie Park, Dan Porter Park, Freeland Park & Hall, Mutiny Bay Boat Ramp, Double Bluff, Marguerite Brons Memorial Park, Putney Woods, Trillium Woods, and Baby Island Heights.
Washington State Parks(360)902-8844 Includes South Whidbey State Park, Fort Casey, Fort Ebey, Joseph Whidbey, and Deception Pass.
Port of South Whidbey(360)331-5494 Includes Possession Beach Waterfront Park, Langley Boat Harbor, Bush Point Boat Launch, Mutiny Bay Facility, and Clinton Beach Fishing Pier.
South Whidbey Little LeagueWWW.ETEAMZ.COM/SWLLB Spring and fall baseball and softball for youth. Visit website for registration & contact info.
South Whidbey Youth Soccer ClubWWW.SWYSC.COM Spring and fall soccer league divisions for youth. Visit website above for registration & contact info.
South Whidbey Falcon Youth Football LeagueWWW.LEAGUELINEUP.COM/SWFALCONS Recreational youth football and Falcon Cheer. Visit website above for registration & contact info.
OTHER LOCAL PARKS & RECREATION RESOURCES
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