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Adult Sports & Youth Sports
Youth Sports
- Basketball and Kinder Hoops - offered Summer & Winter
- Soccer and Kinder Soccer - offered Summer, Fall & Winter
- Baseball and Tee Ball - offered Summer, Fall & Spring
- Volleyball - offered Summer, Fall & Spring
- Kickball - offered in Summer
- Flag Football - offered Summer, Fall, Winter & Spring
- Track - offered Summer & Winter
- Cheerleading - offered Summer, Winter & Spring
Check your Branch page for Youth Sports season and registration dates. Early registration open to YMCA of Austin members only.
Adult Sports
- Adult Soccer at Hays Communities
- Whiffleball
- Co-ed indoor soccer
- Women's indoor soccer
YMCA Youth Sports Philosophy
The YMCA stresses child-oriented attitudes by keeping winning in perspective, having fun, improving physical fitness, and working with the whole child. The YMCA wants the quality of play to improve in order to meet the needs of all participants whatever their ability and skills.
The YMCA accomplishes this by training adult volunteers in clinics and workshops that the child comes first and winning comes second. The key for coaches and parents is to keep winning in perspective. Competition will happen in youth sports without any external pressures. It is important to keep competition at a level appropriate for the athlete. The YMCA would not be whole without its commitment to a Christian emphasis.
The goal of the Youth Sports program is to help the child grow to his/her fullest potential in mind, body, and spirit. Activity helps the body grow; thinking advances the mind; and belief makes our spirit grow.
Please visit the Locations page, click on the branch closest to you, and download the Program Guide for dates and times of your favorite sport.
Contact Information
All Youth Sports leagues are run by the individual facility branches and not by the Program Services Branch.
- East Communities YMCA: Kinny Ochoa 933-9622
- Hays Communities YMCA: Gary Davis 523-0099
- Northwest Family YMCA: Josh Huberty 335-9622
- Springs Family YMCA: Ian Manzak 894-3309
- Southwest Family YMCA: Joe McNeeley 891-9622
- TownLake YMCA: Lauren Jackson 542-9622


