When you enroll your kids in one of the local Greensboro, NC, youth sports camps, you are helping them develop skills, teamwork and confidence. YMCA sports camps provide youth a perfect opportunity to be active and hone skills.
Our camp’s primary focuses are drills and skill development, with emphasis on character development. Participants have fun in a safe learning environment while being encouraged to work on teamwork and a sense of belonging.
By following all the safety precautions and COVID-19 guidelines, we aim to provide your child with a safe, secure and healthy environment.
We offer sports camps at Bryan, Eden, Ragsdale, Reidsville and Spears YMCAs. Check all the important dates and information of your Y below and register your children for this incredible experience!
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At the YMCA of Greensboro, the health and safety of our program participants, members and staff is our top priority. We will implement COVID-19 transmission prevention protocols based on guidelines from national, state and local health officials, including those from the NCDHHS, the CDC and local health departments.
1. Players and coaches will sanitize their hands (using soap and water or hand sanitizer) upon arrival, during water breaks and after games. A staff member will be checking on participants throughout the activity to ensure the proper use of hand sanitizer. Hand sanitizers used will contain at least 60% alcohol.
2. For sports that take place indoors, coaches and players ages 5 and up must wear a mask.
3. If a player or coach has been exposed to or diagnosed with COVID-19, they must quarantine for 14 days and follow the NCDHHS’s guidelines.
4. If a player or coach experiences symptoms of COVID-19, they must remain home until they receive a negative test result.
5. Players and coaches must bring their own labeled water bottles.
6. Storage areas for players’ personal equipment will be marked. All shared equipment will be cleaned and disinfected between uses and at the end of each session.
7. Markings on the field will designate where spectators may sit. All spectators should practice social distancing and bring their own chairs.
NOTE: If you register for a sports camp that begins after July 1st, please contact Antoine Hawkins at [email protected] to complete your registration.
Age: Girls, Rising 6th - 8th Graders
Dates: Sunday, July 18th Serving & Passing
Sunday, July 25th Setting, Hitting & Serving
Sunday, August 1st Serving & Passing (Serve/Receive)
Sunday, August 8th Setting, Hitting & Serving
Sunday, August 15th Serving/Passing and Game Play
Times: Beginner/Intermediate - 12:30pm - 2pm
Advanced Skills - 2:30pm - 4pm
Location: Spears YMCA, Gater Gym
Cost Per Session: $25 Members; $30 Potential Members
Limited to the first 36 participants per session.
Player Equipment: All players must bring kneepads and a labeled water bottle to each session.
Printable Details and Registration Form (Downloadable PDF)
Fall Sports are just around the corner, and Carolina Spike Force wants to help you be ready!
Carolina Spike Force will host a series of Volleyball Skill Clinics instructed by CSF Coaches. These skill-specific clinics (Passing, Setting, Hitting, and Serving) will last 1.5 hours per session. Each clinic will include drills and game play.
We are offering a beginner level to teach the basic fundamentals and an advanced session for players who have played school or club volleyball and are looking to perfect their skills.
Questions? Please contact Cathy Sescourka, Volleyball Sports Coordinator at [email protected] or 336.387.9624.
In a changing and uncertain time due to COVID-19, it's important to us that parents feel their children will be safe and secure at camp. The YMCA of Greensboro is taking careful precautions to ensure that children are kept safe, happy and healthy when participating in our programs.
Will my child be safe participating in sports camps?
Safety is our number one priority. We are implementing safety precautions based on guidance from national, state and local health officials.
What safety precautions will the YMCA of Greensboro be taking?
We will be following all government-mandated regulations and safety guidelines, including those from the NC Department of Health, to ensure every child attending our sports camps is kept safe and healthy.
A staff member will regularly ask children to disinfect their hands using hand sanitizer containing at least 60% alcohol.
Campers will need to bring their own labeled water bottles to camp each day.
Sports fields will have markings to designate spaces at least 6 feet apart and ensure proper social distancing.
Staff in close proximity to campers will wear a face mask at all times.
Children are recommended to bring their own equipment, labeled with their name, to camp. If they are unable to bring their own, campers will be given equipment only for their own use.
All shared equipment will be cleaned and disinfected between uses.
At the end of each camp session, camp staff will thoroughly clean each area.
For questions concerning Guilford County sports, please contact Antoine Hawkins at [email protected]
Ph: 336.854.8410
For questions concerning Ragsdale YMCA, please contact Colleen McTygue at [email protected]
Ph: 336.882.9622
For questions concerning Eden and Reidsville YMCAs, please contact Kia Mason at [email protected]
Ph: 336.342.3307