Youth Sports
 

The City of Greeley Youth Sports believes strongly in the benefits associated to sport participation and works hard to remove barriers so that all sports are accessible. When you sign up for a City of Greeley Youth Sports programs your family can be confident that we care and work tirelessly to do our best and provide quality programs.

Interested in coaching?

Contact Zachary.Kilimann@greeleygov.com

The ABC’s of the City of Greeley’s Youth Sport Philosophy:

  • Attempt: We believe that in youth recreational sports the attempt is much more significant than the performance results.
  • Belonging: We believe one of the most important aspects in fostering a child’s continued participation in youth recreational sports is the sense of belonging. To nurture this aspect we are intentional about roster size capacitates, full team registrations and have a full time coordinator devoted to adaptive and inclusive recreation.
  • Competition: We believe that fair and healthy competition is essential to developing and practicing the benefits associated with youth sport participation. Healthy competition provides a platform for participants to elevate themselves to meet a challenge, encourages self-motivation and recognizes the journey just as much as the outcome.
  • Development: We believe in the development of the whole person along with the fundamentals inherent to the sport. We believe that talent development only comes from promoting continued participation through positivity, encouragement, and engagement.
  • Enjoyment: We believe above all else, youth sports should be fun! Participants should engage in leagues and programs for enjoyment and play rather than serious competition, after all that is the true definition of play.

Please read our Youth Sports Philosophy and Code of Ethics before registering for our leagues to make sure it aligns with your values and desires for your young participant. We expect all participants, guardians, spectators and coaches to uphold and honor our Youth Sport Philosophy.

Open Registrations

Important Downloads

• Concussion Memo and Requirements
• Concussion Training
Youth Sports Policies and Procedures
Youth Sports Philosophy and Code of Ethics

Information for Coaches

Youth Assistance Fund Scholarships

Who’s eligible for Priority Registration?

  • Volunteer Coaches
  • Volunteer Coach with Full Teams
  • Households with three or more athletes to register in the League

Read more about Priority Registration for both coaches and families

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Upcoming Programs and Registration Dates

Spring 2023 Season

  Age Range Priority Registration Registration Dates Event Start Date
Spring Break Soccer Camp 6-13   January 30 – March 10 March 13-16
Youth Flag Football 2009-2016 (Birth Years) January 23-27 January 30 – February 20 March 20
Youth Soccer 2011-2018 (Birth Years) January 23-27 January 30 – February 20 March 20
Youth Tennis Clinics 5-16   January 30 – until filled TBD – April
Skateboard Lessons 8-16   January 30 – until filled TBD – March
Skateboard Leagues 8-16   January 30 – until filled TBD – April

Summer 2023

  Age Range Priority Registration Registration Dates Event Start Date
T-Ball 2017-2018 (Birth Years) March 6-10 Mar 12-April 5 May 22
Coach Pitch Baseball 2015-2016 (Birth Years) March 6-10 Mar 12-April 5 May 22
CARA Track 5-16   Mar 12-April 5 TBD
Tennis Camps 6-15   January 30 – until filled Weekly through June and July
Soccer Camps 4-12   January 30 – May 30 4 options
Flag Football Camps 6-14   January 30 – May 30 2 options
Volleyball Camps 8-14   January 30 – May 30 2 options
Basketball Camps 6-12   January 30 – May 30 2 options
Multi-Sports Camps 6-12   January 30 – May 30 4 options in July

 

Contact

Jaxon Samsel, Youth Sports Coordinator (Flag Football, Tball/Coach Pitch, Basketball)
Office: 970-350-9409
Jaxon.Samsel@greeleygov.com

Zach Kilimann, Youth Sports Coordinator (Youth Soccer, Track, Volleyball)
Office: 970-350-9421
Zach.Kilimann@greeleygov.com