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Parks and Recreation

I S S U E C o v e r sAugust – February 2012

What’s Inside General Information Youth Programs Youth Recreation Home School Programs Special Needs Adult Programs Community Events Trips Youth, Adult and Senior Athletics

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TABLE OF CONTENTSGeneral InformationYouth, Teen and Adult ProgramsTripsCommunity EventsYouth, Adult and Senior AthleticsCo-sponsor Organizations

GENERAL INFORMATIONOffice HoursMonday–Friday • 8 am–5 pmPhone: 704-766-2220Mailing Address P.O. Box 2879Huntersville, NC 28070

The administration offices are located 105 Gilead Road, 3rd FloorHuntersville, NC 28078

Parks and Recreation Youth and Seniors Activity Scholarship Application Policy:

It is the policy of the Town of Huntersville Parks & Recreation Department to provide recreational opportunities to all the resi-dents of Huntersville. Some programs require the payment of a fee to cover the expenses incurred by offering the program. Realizing the need to include all residents in these opportuni-ties, the Town of Huntersville will offer financial assistance to the youth and seniors of Huntersville meeting the guidelines listed in this document. The number of scholarships will be offered to twenty percent (20%) of the spaces available in each program. The twenty percent (20%) of spaces available for scholarships will be split in half between the fifty percent (50%) discounted rate and the twenty-five percent (25%) discounted rate. If all scholarships are not used by the end of the registration period those who received scholarships may receive the original dis-counted rate until all discounted funds are used up for that par-ticular program. All residents will be required to pay a portion of the fee for each program. There will be no full scholarships given by the Town of Huntersville for any Parks and Recreation activ-ity. One scholarship per household per program, unless there are unused scholarships for that particular program at the end of registration, which then will be given out by first-come first-served basis. Applicants will be required to provide proof of in-come with the most current W-2 form or official documentation from CMS of meeting eligibility standards for financial assistance. Failure to provide this information will void this application.

AVAILABLE ASSISTANCEIf a resident qualifies for reduced price meals through the CMS eligibility standards, they will be eligible for a discount of twenty-five percent (25%) of the published fee. If a resident qualifies for free meals through CMS eligibility stan-dards, they will be eligible for a discount of fifty percent (50%) of the published fee.

INCLUSIONHuntersville Parks & Recreation Department welcomes indi-viduals of all abilities into its programs and activities as well as encourages the individuals to participate as independently as is possible in the activity of his/her choice. If you are not sure what type of assistance or reasonable accommodations is appropri-ate for you in a particular program, please contact the Depart-ment Staff.

REGISTRATION INFORMATIONAll program registrations are handled through the Parks and Rec-reation Administrative Offices located at 105 Gilead Road, 3rd Floor. To register for a program listed, please stop by to complete a program registration form. The registration form must be com-plete and the full program fee must be paid at the time of regis-tration in order to be officially registered for the program. Classes can fill quickly and registration is first-come first-served. If we receive any cancellations, people on the waiting list will be called to register for program. *Registration on programs will close one week prior to start date scheduled for program unless another program deadline applies. Returned check fees $25.

REFUND POLICYIn developing a refund policy for the Parks and Recreation De-partment, the Administration would like to make it clear that the intention to give refunds will be priority. The Department aims to please the consumer and would never intentionally cause the public to be unsatisfied. In trying to develop fair and consistent policies, the Department realizes that there will be cases where special circumstances will arise. Those cases will be evaluated on an individual basis if the request and reason is submitted in writing to the Programming Division. Please understand that the following guidelines will be used to issue refunds out of fairness to all parties.

1. Participants may request a refund for any program for any reason. All refund requests must come to the Administrative Office of the Town of Huntersville Parks & Recreation Department. No requests may be taken off-site at programs or other facilities.

2. A complete refund will be issued if a participant withdraws from a program prior to three (3) business days of the start of the program or if an activity is canceled by the Parks and Recreation Department.

3. A partial refund will be issued according to percentage of pro-gram completed.

E-NEWSLETTER LISTPlease email parks@huntersville.org and request email list.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESVolunteering in Huntersville is easier than you think. There are nu-merous ways to become active. You can volunteer for a one time event or an on-going project. Maybe you need volunteer hours for a specific cause (high school requirement).

YOUTH

After School Enrichment ProgramThis unique program is designed to pro-vide a safe, fun, and structured environ-ment where children can participate in recreational, educational, social, cultural, and physical activities during the after school hours. This program is held at the Waymer Center in Huntersville. CMS Bus transportation will only be provided from Blythe Elementary School. An additional $15 transportation fee per month will be imposed for all students not attending Blythe Elementary School. After School Enrichment Program payment schedule is divided in ten (10) months and the first payment is applied to the first month.

Who: Youth, Grades 1–5

When: Aug. 25, 2011 – June 8, 2012

Time: After school (Mon–Fri) 2–6 pm

Where: Waymer Community Center 14200 Holbrooks Rd., Huntersville

Monthly Fee: $120R/ $175NR per child *plus transportation fee if applicable.

Reg.: Registration is now open

Kids Out Fun Days Mom and Dad have to work, but your kids need a fun place to be. Come join us for KIDS OUT FUN DAYS!!! Please provide a bag lunch for your child unless informed otherwise. Early drop off is available at 7:30 am for $7/child. Trips are subject to change. Please get in before the deadline, no late registrations will be accepted.

Winter Break Camp: Dec 19 Catawba Science Center (Hickory) Dec 20 Northcross Lanes Bowling Dec 21 Gem Movie Theater (Kannapolis) Dec 22 Imaginon Dec 23 Holiday Magic Day Dec 26 Spencer Train Museum (Salisbury) Dec 27 Ray’s Splash Pad Dec 28 Energy Explorium Tour Dec 29 Speedway Tour (Concord) Dec 30 Fun Station (Statesville)

Who: Youth grades K–5Time: 8 am – 6 pmWhere: David B. Waymer CenterCost: $25R/$35NR

Registration Deadline is Dec 9, 2011NO EXCEPTIONSMin/Max: 10/20 (if min. number of partici-pants is not met class will be canceled for that day)

YOUTH RECREATION

Family Fun FitnessIs your family looking for an opportunity to spend more time together in a fun, exciting, and energetic environment? Better Bodies 4 Us is offering a 4 week Family Fun Fitness program for parents and their children to exercise together. The program’s goals are to increase awareness of the importance of exercise and eating right amongst families, increase strength, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility through circuit training, relays, and stretching and most importantly to bring families together in a non-threatening envi-ronment to encourage communication and fun amongst them. Each family is encour-aged to implement the exercises that they learn during this 4-weeks, at home, in order to improve overall health.

Inst: Charleszetta SmithWho: Ages 7 – 12Where: Lake Norman Charter School Community Rm

Time: 5:30–6:15 pmDay: Monday and WednesdayFee: $120 per family (up to 4 members)

8 classes per session Date: Session 1: Sep 12–Oct 5 Session 2: Oct 10–Nov 2 Session 3: Nov 7–Dec 7 (No Classes 11/21 and 11/23) Session 4: Dec 12–Jan 11 (No Classes 12/26 and 12/28) Session 5: Jan 16–Feb 8, 2012Class: 12–32 (max 8 families of 4)Reg: www.betterbodies4us.com

Sign Language for Toddlers Signing Time Classes are a great way for you and your child to play, sing and sign together. It’s a fun and interactive way to introduce your young child to American Sign Language. Adding simple ASL vo-cabulary to daily interactions enhances communication and reduces toddlers’ frustration. “Terrible two’s” aren’t so terri-ble when your toddler can communicate his/her wants and needs.

Day: WednesdayWho: Ages 1–3yrs • Min 4/ Max 10Dates: Session I: Sept 7–28 Session II: Oct 5–26 Session III: Jan 4–25 Session IV: Feb 8–29Time: 9:30 – 10:30 amWhere: Town Center Conference Rm 209Length: 4 classes Fee: $60R/$66NR session, sibling dis $45Reg: Huntersville Parks & Recreation

My Little PicassoAt My Little Picasso, we believe in stimu-lating your child’s senses and exploring the different facets of art through touch, smell, taste and sight. While many stu-dios don’t offer classes for children until they are 18 months of age, at My Little Picasso, we welcome babies as young as 9 months and children through age four (4). It’s not about creating a masterpiece; it’s about letting your child explore art on his or her own terms in a structured, yet relaxed, environment. We offer beginner classes for the new little Picassos and a follow up advanced class for those who have already taken the beginner class.

Who: Ages 9 mo–4 yrs mixed classWhen: Mondays and Thursdays Time: Monday 9–10 am Beginner Monday 10–11 am Advanced Thursday 4–5 pm BeginnerDates: Session I Aug 8–Sept 19 (No Class Sept 5) Session II Sept 26–Oct 31 Session III Jan 2–Feb 6Where: Huntersville Arts & Cultural CenterFee: $95 Beginner/ $110 AdvancedLength: 6 weeksReg: www.mylittlepicasso.net

Kindermusik with Beyond Boundaries Arts

Infants, toddlers, and preschoolers can be musicians too! We offer several class-es catered to the youngest children with their parents to stimulate early child-hood development. Parent and child will engage in a music and movement expe-rience which offers a comfortable and creative environment for children to ex-press themselves through music, singing, and dance. Kindermusik helps identify and activate individual creativity in the child and develops those gifts through a variety of fun social and educational ac-tivities. All of our classes include a music CD and instrument materials to continue learning and making music with your child at home. Parents who participate in a Kindermusik class love the confidence and joy their children gain and cherish the moments from making music and learning together. Contact us to sched-ule a preview. We’re positive you’ll have a musical blast.

Imagine ThatInst: Kimberly HowardWho: 3–6 yrsDay: WednesdayWhen: Sep 7–Dec 14 (No class Nov 23)Where: Huntersville Arts & Cultural CenterTime: 5:45–6:30 pmFee: $199/14 weeksReg: www.kindermusik.com and on site

Our TimeInst: Kimberly HowardWho: 18 mo–3 yrsDay: ThursdayWhen: Sept 8–Dec 15 (No class Nov 24)Where: Huntersville Arts & Cultural CenterTime: 9:30–10:15 amFee: $199/14 weeksReg: www.kindermusik.com and on site

Kindermusik Family Jam SessionsInst: FamiliesDay: SaturdayWho: Newborn–18 moWhen: Sept 8, Oct 8, Nov 12, Dec 10, Jan 14, Feb 4Where: Huntersville Arts & Cultural CenterTime: 9:30–10:30 amFee: $10/family/classReg: www.kindermusik.com and on site

Dance Classes at Terpsichore’s Dance CentreRecreational classes focus on dance technique during the fall months. Students learn new steps as well as strengthen their existing skills. In late January, they turn their attention to learning choreography, which show-cases what they’ve learned, and the year ends with the students perform-ing these choreographed dances at an annual recital in June.

Classes: Creative dance (3yrs) Ballet, Jazz, Tap (ages 4+) Modern, Lyrical (ages 11+)

Dates: Aug 29 – Jun 8, 2012

When: Mon–Thur

Times: Between 4 pm and 8:30 pm

Fee: $35/student; max $50/family

Contact: TerpsDanceDentre.com or info@terpsdancecentre.com

Children’s Theatre of Charlotte Education Programs

Children’s Theatre of Charlotte My Spotlight

Creative Drama classes offer our young-est students a playful introduction to performing. My Spotlight is designed for students ages 3 – 4 who want an independent class experience. Each week a new journey is taken as stories come to life through creative drama and movement activities. Using imagi-native play, movement and storytelling students recreate characters, settings and elements of a story. Family and friends are invited to a Sharing on the final Day.

When: Wednesday

Dates: Fall Session: Sept 14 – Nov16

Winter Session: Jan 25 – Mar 28

Time: 4 –4:45 pm

Where: Town Center Room 209

Fee: $150

Length: 10 weeks

Reg: www.ctcharlotte.org

Children’s Theatre of Charlotte Story Starters

Creative Drama classes offer our youngest students a playful introduc-tion to performing. Story Starters is de-signed for students ages 5 – 6. Using classic and current children’s literature as a framework, students will acquire foundational acting skills and theatre vocabulary to dramatize a variety of stories. Each week emphasizes a new theatre skill, features group participa-tion and character exploration. Family and friends are invited to a Sharing on the final Day.

When: Wednesday

Dates: Fall Session: Sept 14 – Nov16

Winter Session: Jan 25 – Mar 28

Where: Town Center Room 209

Time: 5–5:55 pm

Fee: $150

Length: 10 weeks

Reg: www.ctcharlotte.org

Children’s Theatre of Charlotte Shooting Stars

Creative Drama classes offer our young-est students a playful introduction to performing. Shooting Stars is designed for students in 1st and 2nd grades. Foun-dational theatre and acting skills fuse creative and social experience by explor-ing the elements of a story, improvisa-tion, movement, blocking and charac-terization. Each week students build on theatrical terminology, creative thinking and teamwork. Family and friends are in-vited to a Sharing on the final Day.

When: Wednesday

Dates: Fall Session: Sept 14 – Nov16

Winter Session: Jan 25 – Mar 28

Where: Town Center Room 209

Time: 6–6:55 pm

Fee: $150

Length: 10 weeks

Reg: www.ctcharlotte.org

Children’s Theatre of Charlotte School of Theatre Training Level 1 Grades 3-4

School of Theatre Training (SOTT) class-es are geared toward students who are dedicated to studying the skills and techniques of theatre. Classes meet once a week October 3rd – March 8th. Students build theatre skills and tech-niques by moving through the levels of programming. Level I Foundation classes are designed to broaden stu-dents’ knowledge as performers and introduce them to the requirements of auditioning. At the end of the SOTT program, students participate in “Showcase Week,” an exciting culmi-nating demonstration of the students’ work and growth over the course of the year.

When: MondayDates: Oct 3 – Mar 5Where: Huntersville Arts & Cultural CenterTime: 5–6:30 pmFee: $325Length: 20 weeksReg: www.ctcharlotte.org

Children’s Theatre of Charlotte School of Theatre Training Level 1 Grades 5-7

School of Theatre Training (SOTT) class-es are geared toward students who are dedicated to studying the skills and tech-niques of theatre. Classes meet once a week October 3rd – March 8th. Students build theatre skills and techniques by moving through the levels of program-ming. Level I Foundation classes are de-signed to broaden students’ knowledge as performers and introduce them to the requirements of auditioning. At the end of the SOTT program, students participate in “Showcase Week,” an exciting culminat-ing demonstration of the students’ work and growth over the course of the year.

When: Monday

Dates: Oct 3 – Mar 5

Where: Huntersville Arts & Cultural Center

Time: 6:30–8 pm

Fee: $325

Length: 20 weeks

Reg: www.ctcharlotte.org

Children’s Theatre of Charlotte School of Theatre Training Level 1 Grades 8-12

School of Theatre Training (SOTT) class-es are geared toward students who are dedicated to studying the skills and techniques of theatre. Classes meet once a week October 3rd – March 8th. Students build theatre skills and tech-niques by moving through the levels of programming. Level I Foundation classes are designed to broaden stu-dents’ knowledge as performers and introduce them to the requirements of auditioning. At the end of the SOTT program, students participate in “Show-case Week,” an exciting culminating demonstration of the students’ work and growth over the course of the year.

When: WednesdayDates: Oct 5 – Mar 7Where: Huntersville Arts & Cultural CenterTime: 7–8:30 pmFee: $325Length: 20 weeksReg: www.ctcharlotte.org

Play Spanish®PlaySpanish® is a play-based program designed to introduce children, and their families, to the Spanish language and culture through games, music, arts, crafts, stories, and many other activities. The pro-gram started in 1997 and currently offers Spanish instruction to over 6300 students throughout the Greater Charlotte area. To learn more about PlaySpanish®, please visit their web site www.playspanish.com

Fee: $100 R / NR $110 Includes a PlaySpanish® folder, vocabulary sheets and all materials/supplies needed.Ages: 4–7 yrs. olds. (3–4 pm) 8–12 yrs. old (4–5 pm) 13–17 yrs. old (5–6 pm)When: Tuesday Evenings Session I Aug 30–Dec 6 (No class on Nov 22) Session II Jan 10–April 10Time: 3–4 pm 4–5 pm 5–6 pmLength: 14 classes Where: Arts and Cultural CenterReg.: Huntersville Parks & Recreation 704–766–2220

Art AdventuresFor young artists, aged 6 – 12; in Art Ad-ventures we use a variety of media and draw or paint subjects from imagination, animals, a Kandinsky landscape in oil pastels, pet portraits, architecture as well as still life. Step by step guidance by an experienced, professional art educator helps children to gain confidence as they see their artistic skills flourish.

When: TuesdaysTime: 5:30–6:30 pmDates: Session I Sept 13–Nov. 1 Session II Jan 17–Mar 6 Where: Lake Norman Charter School Community Rm Fee: $115 R, materials are included $125 NR, materials are includedLength: 8 weeksReg: Huntersville Parks & Recreation Email jhollister105@bellsouth.net Min 6 / Max 12

HOME SCHOOL

Home School Tennis Beginner/Adv. Beginner

Clay Allen’s Top Spin Tennis Acad-emy in cooperation with the Town of Huntersville will provide homeschoolers with introductory classes for beginner and advanced beginner tennis. A certi-fied Tennis Instructor will be teaching ba-sic skills and lessons of the game. Please bring your own racquet if you have one. All other equipment will be provided.

Inst: Top Spin Tennis Academy InstructorDay: WednesdaysDates: Aug 24 – Sept 28 Oct 12 – Nov 16Times: 12 – 1 pm (ages 5–8) 1 – 2 pm (ages 9–12)Where: North Meck Tennis CourtsFee: $40 R / $45 NRLength: 6 weeksReg.: Huntersville Parks & Recreation 704–766–2220

CON’T. HOME SCHOOL

Home School Tennis Int / High School

Clay Allen’s Top Spin Tennis Acad-emy in cooperation with the Town of Huntersville will provide homeschoolers with intermediate tennis classes. A cer-tified Tennis Instructor will be teaching more advanced skills and lessons of the game. Please bring your own racquet if you have one. All other equipment will be provided.

Inst: Top Spin Tennis Academy InstructorDay: ThursdaysDates: Aug 25 – Sept 29 Oct 13 – Nov 17Times: 12 – 1 pm (ages 10–14) 1 – 2 pm (ages 14–18)Where: North Meck Tennis CourtsFee: $40 R / $45 NRLength: 6 weeksReg.: Huntersville Parks & Recreation 704–766–2220

Home School Art Expo This class is a great way to incorporate Art into your home school curriculum! Gen-tle, step by step guidance by an experi-enced, professional art educator enables children to gain confidence and skills in drawing and painting while having fun. Each week artists will delve into projects such as: still–life, self portraits, a Matisse style paper cut–out, and fun animal art to name a few. Class size is limited to 18 students, ages 6–13.

Inst: Julia HollisterDay: Monday Dates: Session I Sept. 12–Oct. 17 Session I Oct. 31–Dec. 5 Session II Jan 23–Mar 5 (No class Feb 20)Times: 1 – 2 pmWhere: Huntersville Arts & Cultural CenterFee: $58 R / $64 NRLength: 6 weeksReg.: Huntersville Parks & Recreation 704–766–2220Who: Ages 6–13Max: 18 students per classReg: jhollister105@bellsouth.net for information!

Home School PETired of just learning about Science, Math, and English?! Come out to the gym and learn about different sports every week in our Physical Education class! Sports will include basketball, soc-cer, football, kickball, softball, and more. We will also have exciting team building games at the start of each class. So bring your tennis shoes and get ready to have some fun!

Inst: Lindsay DunlapWho: 7 – 12 yrs and 13–17 yrsDay: Mondays Dates: Oct 24 – Dec 5

Times: 10 – 11 am 7 –12 yrs 11 am – 12 pm 13 –17 yrs

Where: Waymer Center Gym

Fee: $15 R / $17 NRLength: 6 classesReg.: Huntersville Parks & Recreation 704–766–2220Min 6 / Max 18

Home School Music Classes Band and Orchestra Inst: Austin Glover–Band and OrchestraDay: MondayDates: Sept 12–Dec 5 (No Class Nov 21)

Time: Beginner Orchestral Strings 10 – 11am (Ages 12 & under) Beginner Woodwind Basics 11 am – 12 pm (Ages 12 & under) Beginner Orchestral Strings 12 – 1 pm (Ages 13 & up)

Beginner Woodwind Basics 1 – 2 pm (Ages 13 & up)

Where: Living Louder Lessons 200 S. Old Statesville Rd.

Length: 12 classes

Fee: $150 R / $165 NRReg: Living Louder Lessons Please call 980-622-5444

Guitar and BassInst: Jeremy Wohltmann-Guitar Day: Tuesday Dates: Sept 13 – Dec 6 (No Class Nov 22)Time: Beginner Guitar 10 – 11 am (Ages 12 & under) Intermediate Guitar 11 am – 12 pm (Ages 12 & under) Beginner Guitar 12 – 1 pm (Ages 13 & up) Intermediate Guitar 1 – 2 pm (Ages 13 & up)Where: Living Louder Lessons 200 S. Old Statesville Rd. Length: 12 classesFee: $150 R / $165 NRReg: Living Louder Lessons Please call 980-622-5444

Home School DanceAdd the fine art of dance to your home school curriculum with a combination Bal-let and Jazz class. Ballet teaches poise and grace using traditional ballet exercises whereas Jazz is an exciting stylized form of dance set to popular music. Beginner level; no experience necessary.

Inst: Brook RudolphDay: Monday Ages: 6 yrs – 8 yrsDates: Session I Aug 29 – Oct 10 (No class on Sept 5) Session II Oct. 17 – Nov. 21Day: Wednesday Ages: 9 yrs – 11 yrsDate: Session I Aug 31 – Oct. 5 Session II Oct. 12–Nov. 16Time: 3–4 pm Where: Terpsichore’s Dance Centre in CorneliusLength: 6 WeeksFee: $99 R / $110 NRReg: info@terpsdancecentre.com for more infoAges 6–8: Max 10 students per class with up to 5 on the waitlist, min 2Ages 9–11: Max 12 students per class with up to 6 on the waitlist, min 2

SPECIAL NEEDSThe Towns of Huntersville and Cornelius have teamed up to offer a variety of pro-grams for people with disabilities. The goals of this program are to provide the oppor-tunity to socialize with peers, improve self-esteem, engage in physical activity, learn new skills and increase independence. For more information or to register, please visit www.cornelius.org/parks/special-needs-programs or contact the Cornelius PARC Department at 704-892-6031 Ext. 160

ADULTSDaytime Open Studio for oil/acrylic ArtistsThe opportunity to meet and work with oth-er artists independently on a weekly basis in the daytime can be very rewarding as tech-niques are observed from each other and art books and demonstration DVDs shared.

Inst: Colette Dorais, ArtistWhen: Wednesdays/OngoingTimes: 1 – 4 pm Where: Huntersville Arts & Cultural Center 109 S. Old Statesville Road (near corner of Gilead Road) Fee: $5 one-time Reg. fee plus $18 per 4–week period paid in advance. Reg.: colettedorais@carolina.rr.comParking: Rear of the building Supplies: IMPORTANT: Bring your own inspirational photos, stand-up or table easel, paints, canvas & other supplies. Plan to bring everything you need including cleaning supplies.

Sign Language WorkshopThis workshop is designed for parents of young children, preschool teachers, thera-pists, health-care professionals or anyone working around young children. All children from typically developing to special needs children can benefit from learning sign language. We’ll touch on tips for success & show you some helpful resources to get you started. Everyone will enjoy this workshop. You’ll leave here knowing some basic signs that we’ll incorporate into childhood favorite books & songs. Come learn to sign with me.

Day: Monday EveningDates: Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Dec. 5, Jan. 9, Feb. 6 Time: 6 – 8 pmWhere: Town Center Rotunda 3rd FloorFee: $40 R / $45 NRLength: 1 classReg: Huntersville Parks & RecreationMin 8 / Max 28

Hypnotherapy for Stress ManagementRelaxation encourages successful think-ing! Hypnotherapy induces a relaxed state so that positive messages and goals are more easily reinforced in the brain. The person under hypnosis is fo-cused and always in control. Hypnother-apy will help you relax and learn how to reinforce positive stress relief messages. You will learn to manage stress so that you benefit from improved overall well-being, better sleep, greater concentra-tion, and better everything! Inst: Melissa StefanskiDay: TuesdayDates: Aug 23 – Oct 11 (Make up dates Oct 18, Oct 25)Time: 6:30–7:30 pmWhere: Town Center Conf. RoomFee: $80Length: 8 weeksReg: E-mail Melissa Stefanski Melissa@hypno-insight.com or call 704-430-8477Min 1 / Max 15

Money Management Informational Sessions IT’S UP TO YOU: With the financial tips in these classes, and a little discipline, you can easily overcome any fears, anx-ieties and obstacles that may stand be-tween you and financial security. But nobody else can make it happen. It’s up to you! Inst: Karen KennedyWho: AdultsCost: FreeWhere: Town Center Conf. RoomDay: Monday EveningsWhen: Session I: Marriage and Money Sept19 Session II: Investing @ Retirement Sept 26 Session III: Invest for Success Oct 3 Session IV: How Money Works Oct 10, 17, 24 Time: 7 – 8:30 pmReg.: 704-806-2161 to register or for more information

Better Bodies BootcampAre you looking for an exciting, motivat-ing and fun way to increase endurance and strength, lose weight, tone up and build new relationships? Better Bodies 4 Us is offering a 4-week Physical Condi-tioning class for men and women. This class is designed to increase participant’s energy and strength by challenging them to complete circuit training drills, relays, calisthenics, plyometrics and much more. Most importantly each class is designed to help each participant reach their goals. Inst: Charleszetta SmithEquip: Mat, a set of dumbbells (weight in which 12-15 reps can be completed), towel & water bottleAges: 18 & upWhere: Lake Norman Charter School Middle School Activity RmTime: 7:15 – 8:15 pmWhen: Monday and WednesdayCost: $60 per person Session 1: Sep 12–Oct 5 Session 2: Oct 10–Nov 2 Session 3: Nov 7–Dec 7 (No Classes 11/21 & 11/23) Session 4: Dec 12–Jan 11 (No Classes12/26 & 12/28) Session 5: Jan 16–Feb 8Class Size: 6 – 20Reg: www.betterbodies4us.com

Card Making and MoreClasses are for men and women of all ages who enjoy crafting. Card Making and More will teach you how to create beautiful handcrafted greeting cards with personal instruction, guidance and inspi-ration. You’ll have access to all the latest card making tools, embellishments and supplies. The joy of giving and receiving handmade greeting cards is priceless. This class will inspire you to create cards for all the various seasons and special occasions in our lives. Finally, enjoy sharing your cre-ations with friends and family. Come join the fun and discover your creativity. Inst: Brandy CoxDay: 2nd Wed. of every month OngoingDates: Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 14, Jan 11, Feb 8Times: 7 – 9 pmWhere: HACCCost: $13 per StudentReg.: E–mail brandy@coxgp.com or call 704–806–7200

CON’T. ADULTS

Sewing Classes Introduction to Sewing!

Whether you’ve just purchased a new ma-chine, or want to brush the dust off your old one, this eight week class is for you! In a series of hands on demonstrations, we’ll start with the basics and have you up and running in no time flat. Topics to include: Threading your machine, reading a pat-tern, working with different types of fab-rics, hand finishes and machine sewing techniques. We’ll also cover some com-monly feared subjects like: set-in sleeves, zippers and button holes. Learn to do sim-ple alterations and some pattern making basics, all designed to save you money and frustration. Finish one or as many projects as you like. All materials will be supplied for the first class, and then we can go over ideas for your personal project to finish in class. This class is designed for 1st time us-ers, but all levels are welcome. Bring your own machine or use one of ours. Inst: Judy Shepler Date: Session I Aug 25–Oct 13 Session I Oct 20–Dec15 (No class Nov 24)Day: ThursdayTime: 6:30–9 pmWhere: Huntersville Arts & Cultural Center Fee: $80/student (Some materials included) Length: 8 classes Reg.: Call Judy 704 682-8862 or e-mail Sheplerstudios@yahoo.comMin 6 / Max 12

Community Weight Loss ChallengeThis 10-week program offers weekly weigh-ins, one on one coaching, and group support. During each weekly nu-tritional meeting, participants will learn to make better food choices, and appreci-ate the importance of exercise in proper weight management. Day: WednesdayDates: Sept 14 – Nov 16Times: 6:30–7pmWhere: Lake Norman Charter School Community Room Fee: $35 for 10 weeks Reg.: www.lakenormanwlc.com

Tuesday Night Oil Painting ClassLearn at your own pace and skill level with emphasis on individual instruction. All levels of artistic ability welcome from the budding artist to the advanced. Joni Purk will work with you improving your skills as an individ-ual artist. Some areas to be included: tradi-tional oil painting techniques and learning through instruction. Group sessions may include techniques such as palette knife painting, what you can do to improve your painting and more. The opportunity to work as a group on a new method or technique is available, but not required. Individual artists may continue to work independently. Inst: Joni Purk, Artist/Instructor • Award-winning artist –25 years • Instructor of classes and workshops – 10 yrs experienceDay: Tuesdays / OngoingTimes: 6:30–9 pmWhere: Arts and Cultural CenterFee: $25/student 2 1⁄2 hours session *paid on a monthly basisLength: OngoingReg.: Email joni@purkartstudio.com www.purkartstudio.com to view artist’s work Pilates PhysiquePilates Physique brings the Classical Pi-lates Method to the Town of Huntersville. Designed for a variety of levels the Pilates Mat class focuses on understanding the Pilates Principles and learning the exercis-es in their most pure form. This multi-lev-el mat class combines flow and precision enhancing the floor routine experience. Class is 55 minutes long. All participants will need to bring a mat and a towel. Pilates is done without shoes; please wear comfortable clothes that al-low for ease of movement. Inst: Denise C. MaffiaFee: $80 R/$100 NR When: Monday evenings Dates: Session I Aug 15 – Oct 10 (No class Sept 5) Session II Oct 24 – Dec12 Session III Jan 9 – March 5 (No class Jan 16)Time: 7:30–8:30 pmLength: 8 weeks Where: Town Center Conference Rm 209

Yoga BasicsLearn a gentle but challenging ap-proach to yoga including proper breathing, gentle stretching, gradual strengthening, mental focus, and the art of relaxation. This class is for be-ginners and those who want a gentle, mindful yoga practice. All participants will need to bring a yoga mat and a towel. Yoga is done in bare feet, so please wear comfortable clothing that allows for flexibility.

Inst: Cheryl DemersFee: $50 / R $60 / NRWhen: Monday Evenings Date: Session I Aug 22 – Oct 10 (No class Sept 5) Session II Oct 24 – Dec 5 Session III Jan 9 – March 5 (No class Jan 16 and Feb 20)Time: 6–7:15 pmLength: 7 classes Where: Town Center Conference Rm 209

Prenatal YogaThis class focuses on relaxation, stretch-ing and strengthening muscles, allevi-ating common pregnancy discomforts, and proper breathing techniques. Pre-natal Yoga is open to healthy pregnant women in their 2nd and 3rd trimesters, physician’s consent is required. Begin-ners Welcome. Visit www.MamasteYoga.com for more information. All partici-pants will need to bring a yoga mat and a pillow for the relaxation. Yoga is done in bare feet; please wear comfortable clothing that allows for flexibility.

Inst: Cheryl DemersFee: $50R / $60NRWhen: Tuesday Mornings Date: Session I Sept 6 – Oct 11 Session II Oct 18 – Nov 29 (No class Nov. 22) Session III Jan 10 – Feb 14 Session IV Feb 28 – Mar 27 (5 weeks, prorated at $45/$55)Time: 9:30 –10:30 amLength: 6 classesWhere: Town Center Conference Rm 209Min 3 / Max 15

Introductory Yoga in the Svaroopa Yoga StyleA comprehensive yoga style focusing on releasing tension & stress & relieving aches & pains. Each class begins with melting into deep relaxation & breath work. This class uses blankets & props to support the student.

Inst: Cheryl DemersFee: $52 R / $62 NRWhen: Tuesday EveningsDate: Session I Aug 23 – Oct 11 Session II Oct 25 – Dec. 6 (No class Nov. 22) (6 weeks, prorated at $48/$58) Session III Jan 10 – Mar 6 (No class Feb 21)Time: 6:15–7:45 pmLength: 8 classesWhere: Town Center Conference Rm 209Min 3 / Max 15

SPECIAL EVENTS

“Halloween Fun” at Birkdale VillageBirkdale Village & the Town of Huntersville host “Halloween Fun” on Mon, Oct 31st from 4–6 pm! There will be games, arts & crafts, balloons, moon bounce, hayrides & more! Radio Disney will provide the spooky tunes & Zootastic will have their petting zoo & pony rides on site as well. You don’t want to miss this fun filled event!

Date: Monday, October 31, 2011Time: 4 – 6 pm Where: Birkdale VillageWho: All AgesCost: Free

Huntersville MarketCome enjoy the Huntersville Market, spon-sored by The Town of Huntersville Parks & Recreation Department. The Huntersville Mar-ket offers our citizens wonderful local fresh produce, delicious baked goods, jewelry, and charming crafts. The Huntersville Market has been providing the community with healthy, regionally grown produce & baked goods for years. Remember to come early to get the “pick of the produce!” There are also wonder-ful, fresh baked breads & cakes available, & beautiful cut flowers & potted plants. Come find the freshest produce & baked goods in Huntersville!

Date: On-going until October 29th Time: 7 am – 12 pmWhere: 103 Maxwell Street by Caboose

A Huntersville ChristmasCome out to this community event and enjoy the festive celebrations in our newly renovated Downtown Huntersville. There will be pony rides, magic shows, entertain-ment, horse and carriage rides, a bonfire, story telling, rides and games, children’s crafts, a visit from Santa and much more!

Date: Saturday, December 10, 2011Time: 5 – 8 pm Ages: EveryoneWhere: Downtown HuntersvilleCost: Free

Movies in the ParkRecent family-friendly movies shown on a huge 26’x18’ outdoor screen with a super huge sound system. FREE movie, popcorn, drinks, freezer pops and glow necklaces. Ci-Ci’s Pizza will begin serving (6:00 pm) medi-um one-topping pizzas for $5.00 plus they will sell brownie boxes for $1.00. Come early for pre-movie entertainment for the whole family that includes: Frisbee, Corn Hole, mu-sic, and give-a-ways. Bring your whole fam-ily, your friends and your neighbors . . . and your blankets for a picnic or camping chairs for sitting comfortably to watch the movie 1st come, 1st served. The park will be closed when we reach maximum capacity.

2011 ScheduleFriday, August 26 Tangled Friday, September 9 YOGI BEAR

Where: North Mecklenburg Park Cost: FREE Time: 9 pm (when it gets dark).

TRIPS

Apple Hill Orchard TripFall is a special time at Apple Hill Orchard and Cider Mill. It is the season they prepare for the entire year. Row after row of apple trees are laden with fruit ready for the pick-ing. The days become cooler and the sur-rounding mountains will begin to change to the colors of fall. Join us and come see the orchards and pick some apples.

When: Saturday, Oct 22Who: Adults and seniorsTime: Departure from Waymer Center 9 am Return at 4 pmCost: $12 per person (includes transportation)Registration ends on October 7, 2011.

International Civil Rights Center and MuseumThe International Civil Rights Center and Museum is an archival center, col-lecting museum, and teaching facility devoted to the international struggle for civil and human rights. The Museum celebrates the nonviolent protests of the 1960 Greensboro sit-ins that served as a catalyst in the civil rights movement.The Museum complex features educa-tional exhibits, a gallery, auditorium, ar-chival center and a proposed Joint Cen-ter for the Study of Human Rights. The Museum includes 30,000 square feet of exhibit space and is located in the his-toric 1929 F.W. Woolworth building in Greensboro, N.C. When: Friday, Nov 11 Who: Adults and SeniorsTime: Departure from Waymer Center 9 am Return at 4 pmCost: $20/person (Must have a min of 15 for trip) (Includes admission and transportation)Reg: Huntersville Parks and Rec Registration ends on Oct. 28, 2011

Barn Dinner Theater – Black NativityThe Nativity story has been told year af-ter year but nothing compares to Langs-ton Hughes’ Black Nativity. This heartfelt musical is the most entertaining way to relive the birth of Jesus Christ through the beat of the drum, the feet of high energy dancers, and the souls of pas-sionate story tellers. Along with great contemporary gospel music, enjoy The Nativity in a new light. When: Sunday, December 4, 2011 Who: Adults and SeniorsTime: Departure from Waymer Center 10:30 am Return at 6 pmCost: $55/person (Must have a min of 15 for trip) (Includes admission, transportation and lunch)Reg: Huntersville Parks and Rec Registration ends on Nov 4

YOUTH ATHLETICS

Start Smart ProgramsPrograms that allow parents and their children to work together to develop basic skills needed to compete in orga-nized sports.

*Limited spaces available. Start Smart Soccer (Mon)Who: 3–5 year olds

Date: Register by Sept. 6 Mondays Sept. 19 – Oct. 31

When: 5:45 – 6:30 pmCost: $55 R / $65 NR

Start Smart Soccer (Thurs)Who: 3–5 year olds

Date: Register by Sept. 6 Thursdays Sept. 22 – Nov. 3

When: 5:45 – 6:30 pmCost: $55 R / $65 NR

Start Smart Baseball (Tues)Who: 3–5 year olds

Date: Register by Sept. 6 Tuesdays Sept. 20 – Nov. 1

When: 5:45 – 6:30 pmCost: $55 R / $65 NR

Start Smart Basketball (Tues)Who: 3–5 year olds

Date: Register by Jan. 3 Tuesdays Jan. 10 – Feb. 14

When: 5:45 – 6:30 pmCost: $55 R / $65 NR Start Smart Basketball (Wed)Who: 3–5 year olds

Date: Register by Jan. 3 Wednesdays Jan. 11 – Feb. 15

When: 5:45 – 6:30 pmCost: $55 R / $65 NR

Fall Girls Youth Volleyball LeagueThis league will promote skill building, sportsmanship and most importantly fun.

Who: Ages 9–16

Reg.: July 11–Aug. 19

Parents Info Meeting: Aug. 18

Skills Day: Aug. 20

Coaches Cert. Meeting: Aug. 22 Cost: $65 R / $80 NR

Fall Youth Lacrosse League and ClinicsClinics are ideal for beginners. League teaches basic fundamentals and is a great way to fine tune your skills to get ready for the spring season. More information is on our website www.huntersville.org

Reg.: Starts Aug. 1Season: Oct. – Nov.

NFL Youth Flag FootballThis program teaches football funda-mentals in a fun non-contact manner.

Who: Kids ages 4–14Reg.: Aug 1– Aug. 26Date: Sept.–Nov. Cost: $35 R / $45 NR (instructional) $55 R / $65 NR (other divisions)

NFL Pepsi, Punt, Pass, and KickProgram will allow participants to compete in punting, passing, and place kicking skills.

Who: Boys and Girls ages 8 – 15Date: Sat., Aug. 27

*Registration will take place on site but advance registration is encouraged.

Where: Huntersville Athletic ParkWhen: 9 am

Panthers Training Camp TripJoin the Huntersville Parks & Recreation Department as we spend the day at the Carolina Panthers Training Camp.

Who: Ages 8–14Date: Wed., Aug. 3 (Date subject to change)Where: Depart from Huntersville Elementary School GymWhen: 7 am – 4 pmCost: $15 R / $25 NR *includes lunch.

Young ChampionsThis program is a partnership through HPRD. For more specific information on Young Champions program please call 877-313-6893.

Self–DefenseWhere: Torrence Creek Elementary SchoolReg.: Mon. • Sept. 12

5:30–6:15 pm New Students

6:15–7 pm Returning Students

Dates: Mon. • Sept. 19–Jan. 2

No Class: Dec. 26

Testing: Jan. 9

Times: 5:30–6:15 pm white belts 6:15–7 pm yellow/green belts 7–7:30 pm sparring 7:30–8:15 pm blue and up

CheerleadingWhere: Torrence Creek Elementary School

Reg.: Thurs. Sept. 15

6–6:45 pm ages 4–6

6:45–7:30 pm ages 7 and above

Dates: Thurs. Sept. 22-Jan. 12 (No Classes Nov. 24 & Dec. 29

Class times will be assigned at registration.Registration is at the school and payments are to Young Champions of America.

ADULT ATHLETICS

Adult Softball LeagueMen’s and Co-ed competition and recreational leagues offered.

Who: Men and Women Age 18 and upDate: Coaches meeting July 18, 6:30 pmReg: July 25–29 returning teams Aug. 1–10 all teamsCost: Co–Ed League $470 Men’s League $575Games: Bradford Park, Huntersville

Adult Kickball LeagueHPRD and GoKickball are partnering up again to offer a fall league. They are fun, social outdoor activity for adults age 21 and older. Games start in September.For more info and to register visit www.gokickball.com

Reg.: Ends Aug. 31Fee: $49 per playerWhen: Wed. Nights Sept. 14 – Nov 12

Adult Flag FootballHuntersville Parks & Recreation De-partment is introducing an exciting, social, weekend activity for adults age 18 and older! Men’s and co-ed leagues offered.

Who: Men and Women Age 18 and upDate: Coaches meeting Aug. 24, 7pmReg.: July 22 – Sept. 2Cost: $400/teamWhere: Huntersville Athletic Park

Lunchtime BasketballBreak away from work and test your skills in a friendly fun pick–up game of basket-ball during your lunch break.

When: Every Tuesday and ThursdayWho: Adults ages 18 and upCost: FreeWhere: Waymer Gym Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

SENIOR ATHLETICS

The Ralph Lambert Senior Softball League of Lake NormanWho: Men and Women Age 50 and betterReg.: July 1 – July 29Skills Day: July 30 9 am – 12 pmCost: $30 R / $45 NR

Senior Adult Basketball LeagueRecreational league for players of all lev-els to come out and play, socialize and have fun! Who: Men and Women Age 50 and betterReg.: Oct. 3– Nov. 4Dates: Wed., Nov. 30–Feb. 22Skills Day: Nov. 9 6 – 9 pm Huntersville Elem. gymPlayer/Coaches Meeting: Nov. 2 Town Center room 209Cost: $40 R / $55 NR

Senior Badminton/Table TennisThis program is designed for the seniors in our community to have fun, socialize and exercise in a friendly game of Bad-minton or Table Tennis.

Date: Tuesday and Thursday On-goingWhere: Waymer GymTime: 9 – 11 am Cost: Free of charge

Tennis

Clay Allen’s Top Spin Tennis AcademyThe academy will offer tennis instruc-tion to players of all ages and skill level. The philosophy of the academy is to teach the core fundamentals essential for the development of players so they may maximize their potential while learning the values of fair play, sports-manship, respect and character devel-opment. To register contact Clay Allen at 704-258-8935. Academy rates and times*all classes are offered Monday – Thurs-day. Monthly Reg. is required. All sample pricing is based on a 4 week month. Non-residents of Huntersville will add $5 per month for half hour classes and $10 per month for all other classes.

Quick Start Program (5–6 yr olds) 3:30–4 pm $36 per month (1 class per week) $64 per month (2 classes per week) $84 per month (3 classes per week) $96 per month (4 classes per week)

Quick Start Program (7–10 yr olds) 4–5 pm $64 per month (1 class per week) $112 per month (2 classes per week) $156 per month (3 classes per week) $192 per month (4 classes per week)

Beginner/ Intermediate (11 yrs and up) 5–6 pm $64 per month (1 class per week) $112 per month (2 classes per week) $156 per month (3 classes per week) $192 per month (4 classes per week)

Advance (Tournament Players) 5–6:30 pm $92 per month (1 class per week) $168 per month (2 classes per week) $240 per month (3 classes per week) $288 per month (4 classes per week)

Participants may register for as many days per week as desired. 1st month runs August 29th through Thursday Septem-ber 29th.

Adult Tennis InstructionDays: WedTime: 6:30–8 pmWhen: 1st month Wed Aug 31–Sept 28Location: North Meck Park

Ladies Beginner Clinic Days: ThursTime 9–10:30 amDate: 1st month Thurs Sept 1–Sept 29Location: North Meck Park

Ladies Cardio Tennis Clinic A great workout for players of all abilities.Days: ThursTime: 10:30–11:30 amReg.: Monthly Reg. required.When: 1st month Thurs Sept 1–Sept 29Location: North Meck Park

Can’t find what you want?If a class of your choice is not being of-fered by Huntersville Parks & Recreation, please contact program division with ideas and suggestions.

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONSThe following organizations provide youth sports activities in the area of baseball, football, softball, basketball, cheerleading, and soccer. They are vol-unteer organizations with which the Parks and Recreation Department co-sponsors activities.

Huntersville Youth Athletic

Associationhyaasports.com and

huntersvillebaseball.com

HYAA has been in existence for over 30 proud years serving the youth of the Huntersville community. HYAA takes great pride in em-phasizing the importance of fun and funda-mentals in a healthy and safe environment for every child in the community. HYAA’s pro-grams include youth baseball (spring and fall), girls’ softball (spring and fall), and both boys’ and girls’ basketball in the winter. HYAA of-fers Huntersville’s only “girls’ only” programs in basketball and softball in addition to its boys’ programs and has documented mandatory minimum play rules for all of its recreational intraleague events. HYAA also offers competi-tive and tournament opportunities in all of its sports as facilities, interest, and coaching sup-port allows. HYAA has documented and pub-lished mandatory play and game rules for all of its recreational league events and empha-sizes the critical relationship between charac-ter and team athletics. The baseball program is affiliated with the PONY (Protect Our Nation’s Youth - est. 1951) organization and provides opportunities for elite players to advance to nationally recognized PONY World Series Events across the country as well as play in lo-cal competitive tournaments when possible.

Signups Spring girls’ softball - Dec. 15 – Feb. 1*Signups Spring baseball - Dec. 15 – Feb. 22*Signups Fall baseball/softball - June – late Aug.*Signups Fall baseball/softball - June-mid-July*Signups Winter basketball - open in October*

*Facilities are limited and registrations may close early if numbers exceed projected capacities prior to deadlines.

Strikers Soccer Center

www.strikerssoccer.com

YOUTH SOCCER - We offer all levels of soc-cer starting at 3 years of age. There are year round seasonal leagues with a pathway for kids from beginners that play recreationally at the Strikers Center to the most competi-tive levels that play with FC Carolina Alliance (FCCA) all over the State in Academy, Chal-lenge and Classic teams.

ADULT SOCCER - The center holds leagues for men and women all year round. Every level catered to. There are Adult Pick Up games throughout the week. For details visit www.strikerssoccer.com or call 704 948 6697.

Stewards of the Game

www.stewardsofthegame.org

Steward of the Game is a faith-based youth sports program aimed at “teaching life lessons through sports.” SOTG offers fall baseball and winter bas-ketball programs, both recreational and chal-lenge-level, for 5 thru 18 year-old boys and girls in Huntersville and the surrounding Lake Norman area. Stewards of the Game is passionate about teaching sound, age-appropriate fundamentals in an atmosphere full of encouragement and healthy, fun-filled competition. The baseball program is affiliated with Cal Rip-ken / Babe Ruth baseball; with post-season sum-mer All-Star teams competing in area, state and regional tournament trails. For more information on the vision, philosophy and programs for Stewards of the Game, or to REGISTER ONLINE, please visit their website at www.stewardsofthegame.org.

Fall Baseball Sign-Ups July 1 - August 31Winter Basketball Signups begin October 1st

Managing Director: Casey Fitzsimons casey@stewardsofthegame.org

North MeckSoccer Club

www.northmecksoccer.org

North Meck Soccer Club, in con-junction with the towns of Huntersville, Cornelius and Davidson provides age appropriate recreation-al soccer programs and camps for the community.

Recreation - Ages 4 and up Leagues are offered in the Fall and Spring

Competitive - U9 and U10, Boys and Girls Youth Academy U11-U18, Challenge, Classic and Premier teams U16 and U18 Boys US Soccer Development Academy U14 Boys Pre-Academy

Adult - Beginners and Competitive Divisions Ages 18 and up

More information on our programs can be found online at www.northmecksc.org or by calling our office at 704-894-9995.

Lake Norman Giants Pop Warner Football and Cheerleading

www.LKNGiants.com

The Lake Norman Giants (LKNG) www.LKNGiants.com participates in Pop War-ner Football. Pop Warner is the largest and most recognized youth football league in America. There are approximately 20 Pop Warner relat-ed organizations in the greater Charlotte. The governing body for all these associations is the Mecklenburg Optimist Club. LKNG offers tackle football at five distinct levels of play. The age and weight varies from ages 7-14 weighing from 45lbs to 160 lbs. It is designed to maximize safety while allowing similar size and age kids to compete in tackle football. The registration fees are $295/partici-pant. Financial assistance is available. LKNG plays its home games at Hough High School. Parking and admission to the games are free. LKNG also plays games at other associ-ation locations around Charlotte. The first game is traditionally the first Saturday after Labor Day. Mitey Mite teams play earlier in the day, at 9 AM or 11 AM and the older aged teams play later in the day.

Nothing But Net

Basketball www.nothingbutnetbasketball.org

The NBN fall basketball season registration will begin in early August. Please check out our website at www.nothingbutnetbasketball.org for more information including skills dates and scheduling info.

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