Here’s what’s coming up in the world of Chilliwack youth and school sports.
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Chilliwack FC players in the U5 to U14 age groups are invited to sign up for summer soccer camps running July 12 to 16 at Townsend Park (Field A).
Players will need to bring soccer cleats, shin guards, a clearly identifiable water bottle and a fask mask. CFC will supply a t-shirt.
The cost of the camp is $65 for U5 and U6 players, $90 for U7 to U9 players and $115 for U10 to U14 players. Get more info and register online here.
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Chilliwack Minor Hockey Association (CMHA) will be hosting a two-week (Monday-Wednesday-Friday) initiation skill development camp for U16/U7 players (born in 2016, 2015) and U8/U9 players (2014, 2013) from June 28 to July 9 at the Chilliwack Coliseum. This camp will provide a way for players to sharpen and refine their skills over the summer months, with instruction from members of the CMHA Development Team.
CMHA will also be offering U11 to U18 C division development camps, and more info can be found here.
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Chilliwack Special Olympics is looking for athletes interested in participating in bocce this spring. Practices are on Tuesday evenings. Practices will be outdoors and will follow all COVID-19 protocols/guidelines put out by Special Olympics BC and the provincial government.
To join the bocce program, send a message through the Chilliwack Special Olympics Facebook page.
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Registration is open for the Chilliwack Stingrays summer swim season that runs from May 3rd to August 13th at the Rotary Outdoor Pool.
The Stingrays offer programs to suit all age levels and abilities.
The Jr Pups and Parent program provides three weekly 25 minutes sessions (Monday/Wednesday/Friday) for ages 3 to 6 and is ideal for beginner swimmers that are unable to swim 25 metres unassisted. Parents get in the water and help their child due to COVID-19 restrictions. Swimmers must be potty trained!
Intermediate (ages 5-12) and advanced Stingrays (ages 10-and-up) who can swim up to 25 metres unassisted can train up to five days a week.
