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43 Greendale Park & Recreation Department b Summer 2018 • gpr . g r e e n d a l e . k 1 2 . w i . u s

Youth Tennis Lessonsages 8 through 13

Tennis Lesson Skill Levels:Skills listed are what students should be able to perform in order to register for that level.BEGINNER I – No, or limited, knowledge.BEGINNER II – Has basic fundamental skills in forehand/backhand, needs more work on serving.ADVANCED BEGINNER – Can hit forehands and backhands while stationary and is familiar with volleying skills.INTERMEDIATE – More confidence with forehands and backhand ground strokes and can use interchangeably while moving. Able to direct easy shots. Cannot hit with spin, pace or depth consistently. Some success with serve and volleying. Second serve weak and ineffective.Dates/Times: Each session meets either for two weeks, Mondays through Thursdays or Session III meets twice a week for four weeks. Please review carefully. It is best to wait until your child finishes a session before enrolling in another session. Fridays will be used for rainout/make-ups for day

classes.Session I Mondays-Thursdays June 11-2110:10-10:55 a.m. Intermediate #121704.111:00-11:45 a.m. Beginner I/II #121704.211:55 a.m.-12:40 p.m. Advanced Beginner #121704.3Session II Mondays-Thursdays July 23-August 29:15-10:00 a.m. Beginner II #121704.410:05-10:50 a.m. Beginner I #121704.510:55-11:40 a.m. Intermediate #121704.6Session III Tuesdays and Thursdays June 12-July 12 exclude July 3 & 55:55-6:40 p.m. Beginner I/II #121704.7Place: Greendale High School, Tennis CourtsFee per session: Resident $45.00 Non-Resident $55.00Instructor: TBDNote: Students must provide own racquet, we provide the balls. Also, bring a filled water bottle to each class. No water available at courts.

TENNIS & SPORTS PROGRAMSTennis Court Reservations

Only residents of Greendale may reserve a community tennis court during the summer.

Reservations for courts will only be issued at the Park and Recreation Office during the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday-Friday (Closed July 4). There will be a $2.00/hour/court charge for this reservation.

Greendale individuals may reserve one court for one hour (for up to three dates at one reservation); it must be at least 24 hours in advance of the time reserved. Your reservation will give you priority to use one court for one hour. All tennis players must observe this permit. There will be no attendants on duty.

All Players: •Pleaseusetennisetiquetteandobserve posted rules. •Pleaselimitplaytoonehourunlessnoone is using court. •Tennisshoesmustbeworn-NOSTREET SHOES. •GreendaleHighSchoolandGreendalePark and Recreation Department activities have priority usage for court time.

Location of Courts: •GreendaleHighSchool(unlighted) 8 courts •CollegePark(unlighted)3courts*•CommunityCenter(lighteduntil11:00p.m.) 6 courts

Tennis Carnivalchildren, families and/or adults

(ages 6 and older with parent/caregiver)

Wondering if tennis is a sport you’d like to learn more about…this carnival will introduce you to the basics of tennis in a fun and relaxing environment. Whether you are a tennis player or a non-player, come join the fun! Attend the carnival, join in on the games, win some prizes and find out how much fun tennis can be!

Date: Saturday, June 2 #121706.1Time: 10:00-11:00 a.m.Place: Greendale High School Tennis CourtsFee: Resident $5.00 Non-Resident $10.00Coordinator: TBD Note: In the event of rain, this event will be cancelled and not rescheduled. Please bring a tennis racquet if you have one; otherwise, you may use one we have on hand. Must be pre-registered (call Park and Recreation at 414.423.2790 or stop in) by May 26th.

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Adult/Teen Tennis Lessons

ages 14 years and older and adults

Here’s a great opportunity to learn the basic tennis skills to get you ready for the courts. Playing abilities will be matched at class.

Dates/Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays June 12-July 12 exclude July 3 & 5Beginner 6:45-7:30 p.m. #111701.1Adv. Beginner 7:35-8:20 p.m. #111701.2 Place: Greendale High School, Tennis CourtsFee: Resident $45.00 Non-Resident $55.00Instructor: TBDNote: Students must provide their own racquet. Bring a filled water bottle to each class as there is no water at the park. 13 year olds, with a semester of tennis experience, are also eligible to enroll in this lesson program. Fridays will be used for rainout/make-ups.

Pee Wee Tennis Campages 5 through 7

Throughout this camp, children will progress toward the traditional game of tennis. The progression of non-traditional tennis games and activities takes a child with no prior tennis knowledge through an extremely fun, educational, and rewarding tennis experience. Classes will progress to teaching proper mechanics using a variety of fun tennis drills and games. Dates/Times: Mondays-ThursdaysSession I June 11-21 9:30-10:00 a.m. #121701.1Session II July 23-August 2 11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m. #121701.2Session III Tuesdays and Thursdays June 12-July 12 #121701.3 exclude July 3 & 5 5:15-5:45 p.m.

Place: Greendale High School, Tennis CourtsFee: Resident $37.50 Non-Resident $47.50Instructor:TBDNote: Appropriate sized racquets will be provided and balls. Fridays will be used for rainout/make-ups for day classes.

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ages 7 through 14

Sprinting and Distance Running • High, Long, and Triple Jumps • Hurdling • Relay Team • And More!

Learn proper technique and stretching, while experiencing the many aspects of the sport of track. Track meets with the Wauwatosa Track Club have been scheduled for Wednesday, June 27 (at Tosa West HS with bus transportation provided) and Wednesday, July 11 (home at Greendale).

Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays #121606.1 June 4-July 11 exclude July 4Time: 6:00-7:15 p.m. Place: Greendale High School

TrackFee (inc. t-shirt): Resident $55.00 Non-Resident $65.00Coach: TBDNote: Please come dressed in tennis/running shoes and bring a water bottle.

Recreational Tree Climbingages 7 years and older and adults

Fun, Fitness, Adventure! Peaceful and invigorating, recreational tree climbing allows climbers to ascend into and explore trees! Gain a new appreciation for trees, nature, and your local parks. Recreational tree climbing is a unique activity that can be enjoyed by an individual, in small groups, and especially rewarding to families. All gear and instruction is provided.

Date/Time: Session I Tuesday, June 19 #112907.1 5:30-7:30 p.m.Session II Tuesday, August 21 #112907.2 5:30-7:30 p.m.Session III Sunday, September 16 #212907.1 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.Session IV Sunday, September 16 #212907.2 2:00-4:00 p.m.Place: Greendale High School Trees across from District Office on back side of High School (SE corner)Fee per session: Resident $35.00 Non-Resident $45.00Instructor: Owner/staff of Treetop Explorer LLCNote: Participants must wear long pants, sturdy shoes, and bring a sense of adventure!

Due to the nature of this activity, there are only 18 spots available for each time slot so please register early through our registration process!

TRYathlonboys and girls, ages 6 through 14

This youth triathlon program will introduce young athletes to the sport of triathlon (swim, bike, run). In this safe, fun, recreational setting, on Monday and Wednesday, athletes will meet with the instructor to review the strategy and course in preparation for Friday’s competition. Athletes are welcome to train before and outside of class on their own.

Parents are invited to stay at class to learn from instructors and help work on skills with their children during class.

Race age groups will be divided as 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-14. Each age group will have their own race time on Friday evening. Limited enrollment available, so be sure to sign up early.

Dates: Monday, Wednesday, Friday #121614.1 July 23, 25 & 27 Times: Mon & Wed 5:00-6:00 p.m.Friday Races beginning at 5:00 p.m. Place: Greendale High School Pool, Track and GHS Grounds Fee: Resident $30.00 Non-Resident $40.00Instructor: Bob Hanisch and coaches from P3-Peak Performance ProfessionalsNote: Participants should come to each class and race day in a swimsuit, bring a towel, bring their bike (training wheels are allowed) and helmet, shoes to run, and bring a water bottle with their name on it.

The First Tee®Golf for Youth

grades 6 through 12Go Beyond the Putting Green….! In this unique program (meeting nine times), The First Tee of Southeast Wisconsin uses golf to teach participants life lessons and leadership skills while becoming good golfers. The First Tee® program emphasizes Nine Core Values (honesty, integrity, sportsmanship, respect, confidence, responsibility, perseverance, courtesy and judgment). Each of these core values are emphasized while learning individual potential through golf skills.

Dates: Wednesdays and Fridays #121609.1 June 22-July 27 exclude July 4 & 6 Time: Van/Bus transportation provided. Leaves Greendale High School (District Office entrance on back side of school) at 1:00 p.m. Returns after program by about 3:45 p.m. Class time is 1:30-3:30 p.m. Place: Muskego Lakes Country Club Fee: Resident $130.00 Non-Resident $140.00Instructors: Brandy Johnston, Golf Pro and Franklin HS Girls’ Golf Coach, Certified The First Tee®; Gary Brueggemann, PE Teacher and GHS Freshman Boys’ Basketball Coach, Certified The First Tee®Note: Students should bring their own clubs if have; otherwise, equipment will be available for use during the class time for anyone needing equipment.

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Girls’ Basketball Campgirls, grades 2 through 9

(2018-19 school year)

These camps are for girls who are entering 2nd through 9th grade, and focus on the overall improvement of each camper. There will be drills and contests throughout camp with some time for actual game play. Drills will be designed to improve the following skills: Ball Handling Shooting Offensive Movement without the ball Defensive Positioning Post and Guard Play Development Passing Foot Speed and Agility

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121628.1 June 11-14Time: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Place: Greenfield High School Gym Fee: Resident $150.00 Non-Resident $175.00Instructor: Rob Graetz, Greenfield Varsity Girls’ Basketball CoachNote: Campers should bring their own lunch and a water bottle with their name on it to each class. Call Rob Graetz with any questions at 414-530-4566 or email at [email protected].

T-Ball Instructionages 3 through 5

Become involved in learning a lifetime sport at an early age. Basics of t-ball will be taught and new teams picked each time. Children have the option of hitting off the tee or being pitched to. Learn the fundamentals in a fun and relaxing environment.

For the sport enthusiast, children may be registered for more than one day, if desired.

Dates/Times:Session I Mondays June 18-July 30 exclude July 2 5:00-5:45 p.m. #121604.1a 6:00-6:45 p.m. #121604.1b Session II Tuesdays June 19-July 31 exclude July 3 5:00-5:45 p.m. #121604.2a 6:00-6:45 p.m. #121604.2bSession III Wednesdays June 20-August 1 exclude July 4 5:00-5:45 p.m. #121604.3a 6:00-6:45 p.m. #121604.3bPlace: Greendale High School (Grass area east of parking lot) Fee per session/time slot:

Resident $21.00 Non-Resident $31.00 Instructor: “Coach Meri” Misko Note: Children should bring a glove and filled water bottle marked with their name each time.

Softball Program Instructionages 5 through 7

A learning experience for those who have never played the sport or are looking for a non-league experience. New teams are picked each day, bat through order, 2 pitches by instructor and if not on base, will hit from a tee.

Dates: Tuesdays #121611.1 June 19-July 31 exclude July 3Time: 7:00-7:45 p.m. Place: Greendale High School (Grass area east of parking lot) Fee: Resident $21.00 Non-Resident $31.00 Instructor: “Coach Meri” Misko Note: Children should bring a glove and filled water bottle marked with their name each time.

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Adaptive Basketball Skillsboys and girls, ages 8 through 21

This program is designed to facilitate an opportunity for students with disabilities to practice individual skills in the areas of dribbling, passing, shooting, catching, rebounding, running, and understanding the various rules and strategies of the game. This is a great opportunity to further expand the understanding, skill development, and motivation to take a greater level of interest in the sport of basketball.

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121666.1 June 25-28 Time: 4:30-5:15 p.m. Place: Greendale Middle School Gym Fee: Resident $25.00 Non-Resident $35.00Instructor: Rachael Dauman, Special Education TeacherNote: Students should bring a water bottle with their name on it to each class.

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Volleyball Skill Development Camp

grades 4 through 6(2018-19 school year)

Learning the basics of serving, passing, setting, and hitting has never been more fun for boys and girls as it will be in this learning environment! All skills will be taught in a way that all kids will be able to achieve success. The net will be lowered and lighter balls will be used to introduce new skills. Lots of games will be incorporated within the skill development to keep the kids motivated.

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121642.1 June 25-28Time: 5:30-7:00 p.m.Place: Greendale Middle School GymFee: Resident $40.00 Non-Resident $50.00Instructor: Rachael Dauman, St. Francis High School Girls’ Volleyball CoachNote: Participants must bring tennis shoes (not street shoes).

Volleyball Camp for the Younger Player

boys and girls, grades 3 through 5 (2018-19 school year)

A beginning volleyball program that emphasizes the basic fundamentals of the game. Passing, setting, and court position will all be introduced.

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121617.1 July 30-August 2Time: 9:00-10:30 a.m. Place: Greendale High School Gym Fee (inc. t-shirt): Resident $50.00 Non-Resident $60.00Coaches: Kelly Schmidt, GHS Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Coach, and GHS Varsity Team Captains

Team Volleyball Skill Development Camp

grades 7 through 9(2018-19 school year)

Introduction of all the individual skills, as well as, team skills in a fast-paced, fun environment for boys and girls. Serving, passing, setting, and hitting will be emphasized, as well as court movement and communication. Lots of games will be incorporated within the skill development to keep the kids motivated.

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121643.1 June 25-28Time: 7:15-8:45 p.m.Place: Greendale Middle School GymFee: Resident $40.00 Non-Resident $50.00Instructor: Rachael Dauman, St. Francis High School Girls’ Volleyball CoachNote: Participants must bring tennis shoes (not street shoes). Also bring a water bottle with their name on it to each class.

Volleyball Camp for Middle Schoolers

boys and girls, grades 6 through 8 (2018-19 school year)

Players will improve basic skills through drills and team play in this fast-paced camp. The players and coaches will focus on technique, communication, and court sense in competition based drills and games.

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121612.1 July 30-August 2Time: 11:00 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. Place: Greendale High School Main Gym Fee (inc. t-shirt): Resident $50.00 Non-Resident $60.00Coaches: Kelly Schmidt, GHS Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Coach, and GHS Girls’ Varsity Team Captains

Co-Rec Volleyball Leaguesadults

There are three leagues with a maximum of 12 players per team and 4 teams per Monday league (3 leagues).

Monday A, Monday B, and Monday C available.

Dates: Mondays September 10-November 26/December 3 (12-week season based on number of teams) Times: 6:45, 7:45 and 8:45 p.m.Place: Greendale Middle School GymFee: $200.00 team fee plus $5.00 Resident player $10.00 Non-Resident player Note: Spots will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Register at the Park and Recreation office during office hours. The $200.00 team fee must accompany the registration. Currently we are on a waiting list for Monday leagues. Will know after August 20th if openings. Call to go on a waiting list.

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Most of the activities will be available for online registration for Summer 2018 beginning May 9th.

Remember to set up your household account, if you intend to use our online registration process, at least 7 business days before you plan to register. Please go to the website below and click on “Create Account.” Then �ll out the information and we will then assign your household an ID number and a link for a pin number and you will be ready to register for classes online! Note: If, when trying to set up a household account, you get an error message about a duplicate household, please call or stop by the oce to verify your information and get your online household information for future use.


Academy of Shaolin Martial ArtKung Fu, Kenpo, Tai Chi

ages 6 years and older and adults

Come learn a traditional martial art for its history, health, and mental improvement. You will learn traditional forms, self-defenses, and basics to improve ones’ health and physical well-being. Learn from certified Master (4th) level teacher in Pai Lum Tao (The Way of the White Dragon).

Little Dragons – ages 6 through 11 years of age.Junior/Adult Dragons – ages 12 years of age and older and adults.

Dates/Times: Mondays Session I May 21-June 18 exclude May 28Little Dragons 5:45-6:40 p.m. #122701.1aJr./Adult Dragons 6:40-7:35 p.m. #122701.1bSession II June 25-July 16 Little Dragons 5:45-6:40 p.m. #122701.2aJr./Adult Dragons 6:40-7:35 p.m. #122701.2bSession III July 23-August 20 exclude August 6 Little Dragons 5:45-6:40 p.m. #122701.3aJr./Adult Dragons 6:40-7:35 p.m. #122701.3bSession IV August 27-September 24 exclude September 3Little Dragons 5:45-6:40 p.m. #122701.4aJr./Adult Dragons 6:40-7:35 p.m. #122701.4bPlace: Community Learning Center 5647 Broad Street (Lower Level) Fee per session: Resident $45.00 Non-Resident $55.00Instructor: Sigung Dennis Shain 4th (Master) Level in the Martial ArtsNote: Wear black sweat pants (no pockets or please sew pockets shut), a black t-shirt, and tennis shoes or bare feet. Students continuing after one session of classes will be required to purchase a uniform (Instructor Shain will provide more information at class). Registrants in the Greendale class will be able to receive extra training at either the Five Elements Kung Fu Academy, or at the Iron Dragon Kung Fu Academy. Check out Instructor Shain’s web site at twindrgnsmartialarts.com.

Girls Basketball Campgirls, grades 2 through 9


These camps are for girls who are entering 2nd through 9th grade, and focus on the overall improvement of each camper. There will be drills and contests throughout camp with some time for actual game play. Drills will be designed to improve the following skills: Ball Handling Shooting Offensive Movement without the ball Defensive Positioning Post and Guard Play Development Passing Foot Speed and Agility

Dates: Monday – Thursday #121628.1 June 11-14Time: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Place: Greenfield High School Gym Fee: Resident $150.00 Non-Resident $175.00Instructor: Rob Graetz, Greenfield Varsity Girls Basketball CoachNote: Campers should bring their own lunch and a water bottle with their name on it to each class. Call Rob Graetz with any questions at 414-530-4566 or email at [email protected].

5635 Broad StreetGreendale, WI 53129

Owner Jim Birmingham

Open Mon.-Fri. - 6:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Sat. - 7:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Sun. - 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Come for the Co�ee, Stay for the Conversation.Telephone: (414) 423-5810

Youth WrestlingGrades 5kindergarten through 8


For 5kindergarten through grade 8 students interested in advancing and refining their skills (in freestyle and folkstyle wrestling styles).

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121649.1 June 18-21Time: 6:00-7:30 p.m.Place: Greendale Middle School Upper Gym Fee: Resident $25.00 Non-Resident $35.00Instructor: Brandon Kircher, NCAA National Qualifier at UW-Parkside; 3 time WIAA wrestling qualifier, WI state place winnerNote: Participants are expected to be on time and come prepared for activity. Dress should be tennis shoes, t-shirts, and shorts or sweatpants (no zippers) and no jewelry.

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Greendale Football Campgrades 9 through 12 or by special invitation from Coach Stoltz

(2018-19 school year) Greendale has a long tradition of football excellence from top to bottom! This padded camp is for any boy, who plays offense, defense, or special teams.

One day of camp will include contact scrimmages…optional for camp participants.

Dates: Monday-Friday #121663.1 July 16-20 Time: 1:00-9:00 p.m. Place: Greendale High School Gavinski Stadium Football FieldFee: Resident $70.00Instructors: Rob Stoltz, Greendale High School head football coachNote: It is expected that you are on time each day according to “Panther Time”…this means arrive at least ten minutes before actual starting time!

What to bring: Wear a t-shirt, shorts or wind pants, athletic supporter and mandatory mouth guard. Bring both tennis/running shoes and football cleats. Bring a water/sports drink bottle, and fruit or energy bars.

Discount for Registration for the UW-Oshkosh Camp and this Greendale Football Camp (both camps must be registered for at same time) Resident - $90.00 #121657.1

Flag Football Leagueboys and girls, grades 4 and 5


Interested in a safe, fun way to play football? Join us for flag football! Each elementary school will have their own team. All teams will have games which will be played on Saturday mornings at Konkel Park in Greenfield. Games will be played against other Greendale teams as well as Greenfield teams. Participants will play all positions while learning fundamentals and teamwork.

Practice Dates/Times: 3:45-4:45 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays September 10-October 17 Tuesdays and Thursdays September 11-October 18 Game Dates/Times: Mornings-TBD

Saturdays September 29-October 20Places:Practice Sites: Highland View Field Monday/Wednesday Practice #121605.1Canterbury Field Tuesday/Thursday Practice #121605.2College Park Field Tuesday/Thursday Practice #121605.3Game Site Konkel Park-Greenfield (5151 W. Layton Avenue) Fee (inc. t-shirt): Resident $65.00 Non-Resident $75.00Instructor: TBDNote: Students should register for the school they attend. Special requests will be reviewed on a case by case basis. Parents interested in coaching should email Nick at [email protected].

Flag Football Training Program

boys and girls, grades K5 and 1(2018-19 school year)

An introductory, non-contact football program for boys and girls, which stresses fun and the basic fundamentals of flag football such as passing, receiving, positions, rules, and team play. Scrimmages could be held as skill level develops.

Dates: Saturdays #121619.1 September 29-October 20Time: Afternoon-TBDPlace: Konkel Park, Greenfield (5151 W. Layton)Fee: Resident $26.00 Non-Resident $52.00Instructors: Greenfield Parks & Rec StaffNote: Parents interested in coaching should email Nick at [email protected].

Flag Footballboys, grades 6 through 8


This will be a recreational program, where new teams will be formed each week. Fun and sportsmanship will be stressed week-to-week. The Park and Recreation will supply the flags, footballs, and practice vests. Sign up with a friend for twice the fun! Dates: Wednesdays #121636.1 June 20-July 18 exclude July 4Time: 4:00-5:00 p.m.Place: Dan Jansen Park-Greenfield 4820 S. 74th StreetFee: Resident $25.00

Non-Resident $35.00 Coordinator: Greenfield Parks & Rec StaffNote: Bring a water bottle each week.

UW-Oshkosh Defensive Football Camp

grades 9 through 12 or by special invitation from Coach Stoltz (2018-19 school year)

This camp is intended for ALL high school students intending to play high school football in 2018. Campers will be coached by the entire de-fensive football coaching staff of the 2017 National Quarterfinalist UW-Oshkosh! While the intent is to hold the camp on the listed dates and times, weather conditions (extreme heat index, thunderstorms) may require date and time adjustments. Register for both football camps and receive $10 discount.

Dates: Thursday and Friday #121659.1 July 12 and 13Times: Thursday 4:00-8:00 p.m.Friday 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.Place: Greendale High School Gavinski Stadium Football FieldFee: Resident $30.00Instructors: UW-Oshkosh Football Coaches

Discount for Registration for Greendale Football Camp and UW-Oshkosh Defensive Football Camp (both camps must be registered for at same time) Resident - $90.00 #121657.1


Co-Rec Kickball boys and girls, grades 5 through 8

(2018-19 school year) It’s the game that never gets old and is always fun to play! Join us for some summer sunshine, and enjoy some fun kickball games. We will form new teams each week and mix up the rules to keep each week different and interesting. Exercise doesn’t have to be hard, come and enjoy fresh air and kickball.

Dates: Wednesdays #121683.1 July 11-August 1 Time: 1:00-2:00 p.m. Place: Dan Jansen Park—Greenfield 4820 S. 74th Street Fee: Resident $15.00 Non-Resident $20.00 Coordinator: Greenfield Parks & Rec Staff

“There are very few ways that one can better celebrate life or a memory than planting trees or donating a park bench. Trees and park

benches are a living celebration or memorial that give joy and pleasure year after year.”

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To request either a bench or tree, please submit a written request with the appropriate payment to the Greendale Park and Recreation Department. Visit the Park and Recreation Department’s website to review the information, fees and guidelines for requesting a memorial.

There are two options for the memorial bench that have been pre-approved for durability and ease of maintenance by the Greendale DPW and certain species of trees designat-ed for parts of the Village. The DPW will take care of installa-tion of the bench or planting of the tree. For an additional fee an engraved plate can be installed on the bench to further add to the memorial.

For more information and pricing please visit the Depart-ment’s website gpr.greendale.k12.wi.us/parks or contact the Park and Recreation Department at 414-423-2790.

Memorial Tree & Bench Program

Dodgeballgrades 6 through 8


“If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball.” No need to practice like they do in the movies. Have a blast playing dodgeball with your friends. Each week, teams will be formed, and then let the dodgeball frenzy begin! Fun new variations will be used each week.

Dates: Mondays #121629.1 June 25-July 16 Time: 5:30-6:30 p.m. Place: Maple Grove Elementary Gym GreenfieldFee: Resident $15.00 Non-Resident $20.00Instructor: Greenfield Parks & Rec StaffNote: Children should bring a filled water bottle marked with student’s name to each class.

Co-Rec Sand Volleyball boys and girls, grades 6 through 8 (2018-19 school year)

Join your friends at Konkel Park for some hot summer sand volleyball action. Sign up as a group (maximum 8) or individual but do not miss out on this opportunity! Play a minimum of 3 matches each night.

Dates: Thursdays #121618.1 July 12-August 2 Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m. Place: Konkel Park—Greenfield, Sand Volleyball Center Fee per person: Resident $20.00 Non-Resident $30.00 Coordinator: Greenfield Parks & Rec Staff

Floor Hockeyages 7 through 12

This program gives participants the perfect opportunity to gain endurance while having fun. Floor hockey is a modified version of hockey, without the use of skates. The first 2 sessions will be practices focused on techniques in passing, shooting, defense, and dribbling. The final 3 sessions will be games. Don’t miss out on this new program!

Dates: Thursdays June 21-July 19Times:ages 7-9 5:30-6:30 p.m. #121685.1ages 10-12 6:30-7:30 p.m. #121685.2Place: Maple Grove Gym, GreenfieldFee: Resident $30.00 Non-Resident $60.00Instructors: Greenfield Parks & Rec Staff Note: Please wear tennis shoes and come ready to play.

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Fundamentals Campboys, grades 3 through 8


Learn basic fundamentals with the main focus on individual skills such as ball handling, shooting, defense and rebounding with a combination of basketball drills and games.

Drills will also be presented that can be used at home to become a better shooter with shooting contests.

Dates: Monday-Wednesday June 11-13Times:grades 3-5 8:00-10:00 a.m. #121679.1grades 6-8 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. #121679.2Place: Greendale High School Main Gym/Upper GymFee (inc. t-shirt): Resident $75.00 Non-Resident $85.00Instructor: Ryan Johnsen, GHS Boys Varsity BB Coach, and

Assistant Coaches and Former GHS AlumniNote: Students should bring a water bottle with their name on it each day. On Wednesday only (June 13), camp will be held in the GHS Upper Gym.

Basketball Beginningsboys and girls, ages 6 through 9

FIRST STEPages 6 and 7A beginning basketball program for boys and girls which stresses fun and basic fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, rebounding, shooting, rules and team play. Scrimmages will be played as skill level develops.

SECOND STEPages 8 and 9Participants will be taught the inner workings of team play and game strategy, with continued emphasis on improving the basic fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, rebounding and shooting. Scrimmages will be held as skill level develops. Prerequisite: Basketball Beginnings First Step or prior basketball experience.

Dates: Wednesdays June 20-July 25 exclude July 4Times: ages 6 & 7 5:30-6:15 p.m. #121668.1ages 8 & 9 6:20-7:05 p.m. #121668.2Place: Maple Grove Elementary School Gym-GreenfieldFee: Resident $30.00 Non-Resident $60.00Instructor: Greenfield Parks & Rec Staff

Team Basketballboys and girls, grades 2 through 5

(2018-19 school year)This class will teach participants the inner workings of basketball team play and game strategy, with continued emphasis on improving their fundamental skills such as dribbling, passing, catching, and shooting. Rebounding, defensive skills, picks, and inbounding the ball will also be covered. Scrimmages, along with a large variety of adapted games, will be played to help children understand the rules and strategy of team work in basketball.Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays July 9-August 1Times: gr. 2 & 3 5:50-6:50 p.m. #121639.1gr. 4 & 5 7:00-8:00 p.m. #121639.2Place: Greendale Middle School

GymFee: Resident $35.00 Non-Resident $45.00Instructor: Jessica Wendt, PE and Adaptive PE Educator

and former Colligiate Basketball PlayerNote: Students should bring a water bottle with their name on it to each class.

Advanced Basketball Skill Development

boys and girls, ages 10 through 12

This program is designed for boys and girls looking to advance their basketball skills beyond basic fundamentals. Participants will learn advanced dribbling, shooting, passing and rebounding techniques to take their game to the next level! Mini-scrimmages will be held as skill level develops to test the progression of participants. Dates: Wednesdays #121689.1 June 20-July 25 exclude July 4Time: 7:10-7:55 p.m. Place: Maple Grove Elementary School Gym-GreenfieldFee: Resident $30.00 Non-Resident $60.00Instructor: Greenfield Parks & Rec StaffNote: Prerequisite is Basketball Beginnings Second Step or prior basketball experience.

Instructional Basketball Skillsgrades 5Kindergarten through 1

(2018-19 school year)This program is for both girls and boys to provide them with basic basketball skills development. Children will work on passing, dribbling, shooting, rebounding, and catching skills. They will also gain a basic understanding of how to play defense and practice their footwork. While skills are the main focus, engaging and fun games will be played throughout the class time!

Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays #121631.1 July 9-August 1Time: 5:00-5:45 p.m.Place: Greendale Middle School, GymFee: Resident $30.00 Non-Resident $40.00Instructor: Jessica Wendt, PE and Adaptive PE Educator and former Collegiate Basketball PlayerNote: Students should bring a water bottle with their name on it to each class.


“Bags” Cornhole Leagues

The Greendale Park & Recreation Department hosts “Bags” or “Cornhole” leagues three times throughout the year. The “Spring” season (May-June) is underway and we are taking registrations for the “Summer” (July-August) season now.

Form your team of 2-4 team members and come out for some fun in this social setting! Join us to play on either Monday or Wednesday evenings between the Community Learning Center and Panther Pub & Eatery. Games will start at 6:15 p.m. The six week season will have round robin scheduling to determine league winners. Panther Pub & Eatery gift cards will be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams.

We thank you in advancefor understanding!

Everyone makes mistakes...Once in a while there may be an error in days, times, registration requirements, locations or fees. When these things happen our sta� does everything possible to make the corrections. The department reserves the right to change parts of the programs as needed to accommodate demand or school use con�icts. Read your receipt carefully or call the o�ce to double check as, any changes since printing this brochure will be noted there.

“Open Play”Pickleball

adults

Pickleball is a great sport to get and stay active, and increase cardio exercise, while being social and meeting new Pickleballers! Join us for this new program.

This Pickleball program is open, drop-in style for recreational play. Limited instruction will be provided by volunteer leaders. Participants with previous experience will be able to join recreational group play.

Dates: Session I Mondays #111605.1 June 18-August 13 exclude July 2 Session II Thursdays #111605.2 June 21-August 16 exclude July 5Time: 8:30-10:30 a.m. Place: Community Center Park (6200 S. 76th Street) Pickleball Courts Fee per session: Resident $24.00 Non-Resident $34.00Instructor: Greendale Park & Rec VolunteersNote: Paddles and balls will be available for use during the program for those individuals who do not have their own. Participants should bring their own lawn chair and water for between games.

Ladies 5 Hole Touradults-ladies only

Are you looking to improve your golf game, play a few holes and be with your friends? This 10-week, 5-hole golf league, for ladies only, gives you a chance to learn the game and play a few holes of golf. Lessons will be 5:15-6:15 p.m. (Mondays) or 10:00-11:00 a.m. (Tuesdays) with golf to follow.

At the conclusion of your lesson, pick who you want to play with, you’ll then be assigned a starting hole for you and your friends to play as many holes as you wish.

Registrants should plan to attend the “Get Acquainted/Informational” meeting (both days) on Tuesday, May 22nd, at 6:00 p.m. at MLCC. Refreshments will be served (beer and soda for nominal charge, snacks free) with the evening including explanations of league activities, common golf terms, rules, and GAMES OF CHANCE!

Dates/Times: Session I Mondays #111603.1 June 4-August 13 exclude July 2 5:15 p.m.-lesson with play to follow at

6:15 p.m.Session II Tuesdays #111603.2 June 5-August 14 exclude July 3 10:00 a.m.-lesson with play to follow at

11:00 a.m.Place: Muskego Lakes Country Club Hwy 36-MuskegoFee per session: Resident $265.00 Non-Resident $275.00Instructors: Levi Oxford, Amanda Bliske, Steve Krause, and Mark Krause, Golf Pros at MLCC-UpdatedNote: Included in the fee is your golf, lessons, range balls, and a golf cart. Credits even issued for up to two missed lesson days for a future round of golf. Call (414) 425-6500 for status of class when weather is questionable. Please be on time! More information available at “Muskegolakes.com”.

Deadline to register: May 7th(or until filled)

NEW!

Archery Instruction ages 8 years and older and adults

Beginner/Casual archery is a five-week course where instruction will be given to beginners or those wanting to improve their archery skills. Learn the sport of archery and all the safety rules will be explained and enforced. Registrants may use their own equipment (bow-NO crossbows, arrows-NO broadhead, quiver, tab or release, and arm guard). Those without equipment will be charged an additional fee for equipment rental.

Dates: Wednesdays August 1-29Times:ages 8-15 5:00-7:00 p.m. #111608.1aages 16+ 5:00-7:00 p.m. #111608.1b Place: Schultz Gun Club and Archery Range W146 S8025 Schultz Lane, Muskego Fees: Own Equip: Resident $40.00 Non-Resident $50.00 Rent Equip: Resident $50.00 Non-Resident $60.00 Instructors: Archery Members of Schultz Gun Club Note: Registrants under 16 years of age must have a parent/guardian present at all times. For more information and directions to the archery range visit www.schultzgunclub.com.

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Milwaukee Wave Soccer Camp

girls and boys, ages 4 through 13

The Milwaukee Wave summer soccer camps have been teaching youth soccer players of all ability levels for over 33 years! Wave camps are unique in that their coaches will be current Wave professionals and coaches! Participants will have the opportunity to learn from a coach who is able to demonstrate various skills and techniques at a very high level!

Wave camps strive to make camp a great learning experience but also a week filled with fun, laughter, and new friends! Each camper will receive a “Wave” t-shirt, soccer ball, individual evaluation, and camp certificate.

Note: All 4 and 5 year olds are eligible for the “Mini-Kicker” program only.

Dates: Monday-Friday June 11-15Times: Full Day 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.* Half Day/Mini-Kicker 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.Place: Greendale High School Gavinski Stadium Fee for the week-long camp: Full Day $250.00 Half Day $200.00 “Mini-Kicker” $200.00 Instructors: Milwaukee Wave Players, Coaches and StaffNote: Students should bring a water bottle with their name on it to each class.Register at: milwaukeewave.com/youth/soccercamps

*Friday “Full Day” camp ends at 1:00 p.m.

NEW! Soccer Instructiongrades K5 through 2

This program is a fun introduction to soccer! Soccer skills will be learned through game-based activities and age appropriate challenges rather than traditional drills. This method encourages children to enjoy the lesson while learning to follow directions. It also offers opportunities for physical activity, socialization, improved coordination and team building. Participants should wear active clothing and bring a water bottle. See you on the pitch!

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121626.1 July 23-26 Time: 5:15-6:15 p.m. Place: Greendale Middle School Field Fee: Resident $20.00 Non-Resident $30.00Instructor: Madeline Eisen

NEW!

Passes are available to Greendale resident “older adults” (ages 65 and older) for free admittance to any Greendale High School home athletic event (excluding conference, regional or sectional events). Athletic contests away from home are excluded. Non-transferable. Pass is available at the High School Athletic office, Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. during the school year or Greendale Park and Recreation Office located at 5647 Broad Street between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. beginning August 13th. A picture identification indicating age and address must be shown to obtain a pass.

adults 65+

Pickleball Instructiongrades 3 through adults(2018-19 school year)

This Pickleball program will provide instruction so you are ready for your summer Pickleball season. We will cover rules, strategy and provide equipment for those new to Pickleball. Tuesday and Wednesday will provide instruction with Thursday allowing for free and open court time to play games with others.

Dates: Tuesday-Thursday #121647.1 June 12-14 Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m. Place: Southridge Athletic ClubFee: Resident $18.00 Non-Resident $28.00Instructor: Scott Lein, Owner of Southridge Athletic ClubNote: These indoor courts will be slightly shorter than the official length.

Badminton Instructiongrades 3 through adults(2018-19 school year)

This Badminton program will provide instruction so you are ready for your summer backyard Badminton games. We will cover rules, strategy, and provide equipment for those new to Badminton. Tuesday and Wednesday will provide instruction with Thursday allowing for free and open court time to play games with others.

Dates: Tuesday-Thursday #121645.1 June 26-28 Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m. Place: Southridge Athletic ClubFee: Resident $18.00 Non-Resident $28.00Instructor: Scott Lein, Owner of Southridge Athletic Club

NEW! NEW!


Baseball Pitching Campboys, ages 7 through 12

Are you looking to be a great pitcher? If so, this is the camp for you! Learn proper pitching mechanics throughout this camp including footwork, arm angles, balance, pitching to different parts of the strike zone, off-speed pitches (for ages 11 and 12), and ways to enhance arm strength. Participants will be split into groups based on age.

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121691.1July 30-August 2

Time: 9:30-10:45 a.m.Place: Dan Jansen Park 4820 S. 74th StreetFee: Resident $45.00 Non-Resident $90.00Instructor: Staff of Greenfield Parks & RecNote: Bring a baseball glove, kitchen/hand towel, cleated shoes, and water.

Baseball Hitting/Fielding Camp

boys, ages 7 through 12

The hitting/fielding camp is great for the beginner to intermediate baseball player who is looking to improve both their hitting and fielding. The focus during this camp will be on fundamentals and proper techniques. Coaches will break down each player’s swing to ensure that each student is getting appropriate coaching for their abilities. Coaches will also assist with proper field techniques, arm strength, positioning, and footwork. Participants will be split into groups based on age.

Dates: Monday-Thursday #121690.1 July 30-August 2 Time: 11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m.Place: Dan Jansen Park 4820 S. 74th StreetFee: Resident $45.00 Non-Resident $90.00Instructor: Staff of Greenfield Parks & RecNote: Bring a baseball glove, kitchen/hand towel, cleated shoes, and water.

Discount for Registration for Baseball Pitching Camp and Baseball Hitting/Fielding Camp. Both camps must be registered for at same time. Resident $80.00, Non-Resident $160.00 #121682.1

Ice Skating Lessonsages 3 years and older through adults

Ice skating is one of the world’s greatest sports! Skating is fun, challenging, and rewarding. Levels are designed to develop preliminary coordination and strength necessary to maneuver on the ice and gain basic knowledge to advance to specialized levels. Following the program designed by the U.S. Figure Skating Association, this progressive lesson program is perfect for the beginner or “not so” beginner skater!

*Dates: SaturdaysSession I May 12-June 30 #121672.1 exclude May 26Session II July 7-August 18 #121672.2Session III August 25-October 13 #121672.3 exclude September 1*Time: 1:45-2:30 p.m.Place: Wilson Park Recreation Center 4001 S. 20th Street—Milwaukee**Fee per session: Resident $125.00 Non-Resident $135.00Instructor: Greater Milwaukee Figure Skating ClubNote: *It should be noted that times may vary on occasion if Wilson Park schedules a tournament, etc. Also, there may be a couple of exclusion dates that were not known at the time of the printing of the brochure. Program fee is based on a 7-week schedule between the dates listed. Staff of the program will provide up-to-date information to registrants. **If registered for two consecutive 7-week sessions at the same time, the fee for each session is $110.00 ($220.00 total). Also, family discount, 3rd person registered in same family receives a $30.00 discount.

Skate rental is NOT included. Rentals are $3.00 per lesson at the Wilson Ice Center.

Fall Ballboys and girls, grades 1 through 3

(2018-19 school year)Here’s your chance to step up your game!

It’s time to show off what you learned in the just completed season and bring your game to the fall! This program offers the same fundamentals and skills training as what are offered through private programs!

The first two days will be spent working on baseball drills such as hitting, fielding, position, and base running. The remainder of the program we will provide scrimmage time (7 innings weather/light dependent) with jerseys to show off team pride – beginning September 12th!

Clear your calendars…we start September 5th!

Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays #121688.1 September 5-26 October 1 and 3 Rainout/Make-upsTime: 4:30-5:30 p.m. Place: Community Center Park 6200 S. 76th Street Fee (inc. t-shirt): Resident $35.00 Non-Resident $45.00Coaches/Instructors: Linda and Gary JacobsonNote: Students must bring a glove, water bottle, and wear athletic pants and shoes with rubber cleats. Students may also bring their own bat and helmet if they have; otherwise, these will be provided.

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FALL 2018AFTER SCHOOL

PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES

Greendale Park and Recreation Depart-ment, in conjunction with Greendale School District, will continue to o�er a variety of After School programs and activities in the fall. These programs will continue to run from 3:45-4:45 p.m.

Opportunities include: Bricks 4 Kidz® (Engineering Classes) After School Learning (Coding Classes) Young Rembrandts (Drawing Classes) Mad Science (Science Exploration) Variety of Sports

The Department continues to do our best to o�er a wide variety of programs and activities across all elementary grades to keep our youth active and engaged.

Be sure to check the “After School Sports & Activities” section in the Fall 2018 program brochure for these opportunities!

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Disc Golfages 8 through 88 and older adults

Disc golf is, relatively speaking, the same game that people called Frisbee golf 25 years ago, but today’s version is more organized and more refined. Disc Golf is much like traditional golf, only use discs instead of golf clubs. The hole is replaced with a basket. With the more serious disc golfers, there are different discs used for “teeing” off, hitting from the fairway, “chipping,” and putting the disc into the “basket” (hole). This program will allow you to try the different discs (Frisbees) to learn more about the sport! The beauty of disc golf is that even if the course charges to play, it is very reasonable.

Introduction and practice with the discs will be conducted at Greendale Middle School.

Actual play will occur when we meet for the final two classes at the Disc Golf Course in Franklin, at the Sports Complex.

Participants may bring their own discs if they have them.

Dates: Monday-Wednesday #121681.1 July 9-11Time: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Places: Introduction Greendale Middle School Grass area east of the school Actual Play Franklin Sports Complex Enter from Ryan Rd. on 60th St. (Must provide own transportation)Fee: Resident $18.00 Non-Resident $28.00Instructor: John Kozicke, GHS Educator & Intramural Sports DirectorNote: Wear comfortable clothing for being outside. Apply/bring bug spray in case the bugs are bad. Recommendations on the purchase of discs, if you discover this is a sport you’d like to pursue, will be provided at the class…Check out “Gift of Wings” in the Greendale Village Center for discs also.

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