All Kids Play

Registration is now open for the KIDSPORTS 2020 Summer Multi-Sport Camps for 1st-8th Grade.
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If you have a transfer credit from a previous season or you need a scholarship discount applied, contact us first before you register so we can make the credit available to you to use to register.

Registration is now open for the KIDSPORTS 2020 Summer Family Yoga Classes.
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KIDSPORTS has a New Online Registration System

Create an account for yourself and your kids here in our new online registration system called DASH: https://apps.dashplatform.com/dash/index.php?Action=Auth/login&company=civicpark

By creating an account with DASH today, you will then be ready to register for upcoming KIDSPORTS programs as they open and you will then receive timely communications from KIDSPORTS.

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Summer CAMPS

Camp Description Click Here

Registration:
Multi-Sport Camps for 1st-8th Graders - OPEN NOW

July 13-16
July 20-23
July 27-30

For In-District Eugene, Springfield, and Pleasant Hill Players & Coaches

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SUMMER FAMIly yoga

Class Description Click Here

Registration:

Family Yoga Classes - OPEN NOW

July 19 - Aug 16

For In-District Eugene, Springfield, and Pleasant Hill Players & Coaches

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FALL SPORTS

Sports Descriptions TBA

Registration Deadlines:

Fall Soccer - TBA

Football - TBA

For In-District Eugene, Springfield, and Pleasant Hill Players & Coaches

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For COACH REGISTRATION information, click HERE

For OUT OF DISTRICT TEAM REGISTRATION information, click HERE

For Current Clinics/Camps information, click HERE

Refund Policy

Registration Policies

About KIDSPORTS

KIDSPORTS is the only multi-sport provider in lane county offering 9 sports each sports calendar year.

Since 1953, KIDSPORTS has been dedicated to providing positive youth team sports experiences through family and community involvement that is based on the philosophy "ALL KIDS PLAY".

"ALL KIDS PLAY" is a cornerstone to our organization. Our programs are open to any child who is able to participate regardless of race, religion, creed, sex, ability or financial status.

Last year, $228,494 in scholarships were provided for 4,002 kids in the community.

KIDSPORTS programs are designed to:

Provide a source of recreation for all children.
Provide children with an opportunity to learn about sports and improve their athletic skills through participation and competition.
Give children a chance to grow socially by learning teamwork, sportsmanship and fair play.

click here for the "about us" pagE and Staff Contact INFO

Sports

Fall: Flag Football / Tackle Football / Soccer
Late Fall: Volleyball
Winter: Basketball
Spring: Soccer / Lacrosse
Late Spring: Softball / Baseball

SEE FULL 2019/2020 SPORTS CALENDAR HERE

Average Cost

$75.00 per sport

SCHOLARSHIPS

There are multiple ways KIDSPORTS can assist financially! Click below to learn more about KIDSPORTS Scholarships.

Scholarship Info

“Kids that play more than one sport get more from sport.”

- Bev Smith (Executive Director/KIDSPORTS)

Read Bev's Blog

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Video by Eugene Civic Alliance

WHY PLAYING MULTI-SPORTS IS IMPORTANT

Specializing too early can put your child at higher risk for injury
Growth in multiple sports is vital to being a well-rounded athlete

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Multi-Sport athletes have higher academic scores
Multi-Sport Athletes are less likely to "Burn-Out"

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Cross training only benefits youth athletes
Research proves that playing multiple sports makes youth athletes better competitors

ESPN wrote this article

COLLEGE COACHES LOVE MULTI-SPORT ATHLETES

““Don’t succumb to the pressure that your kid ‘has to do this’ (specialize in one sport) to get to the next level. The myth is that if you miss this tournament or that camp that you won’t make it. That’s not true. I don’t feel like you get the best out of kids when they are playing a sport nine months out of the year. Nothing feels really special anymore, because they are playing all the time and feel like they have to be at every tournament.””

— Scott Marr, head coach of University of Albany Lacrosse

Read more from college coaches HERE / HERE

notable quotes from top athletes

““One of the worst things to happen to the game, in my opinion, has been year-round hockey...
...All the good hockey players seemed to play lacrosse in those days and everyone of them learned something from the game to carry over to the other – things athletes can only learn by mixing up the games they play when they are young.”
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— Wayne Gretzky (pretty decent hockey player)

““The early teens are a difficult age because definitely you want your kids to grow up and do whatever they want to do; you don’t want to push them too hard in one particular sport. My parents allowed me to play volleyball and softball and basketball and soccer at one time and I loved it. I was playing all these other sports so it wasn’t too much wear on the soccer field and it wasn’t too much wear on a repetitive exercise.””

— Alex Morgan, USA Women’s Soccer

““Today, a lot of kids individualize in a specific sport. I think one of the things that helped me most was playing everything. I played basketball, I played football, I ran track. I even played soccer one year, [and] I played baseball. I think it allowed me to recruit different muscles [and] work on different things that I normally wouldn’t. And, it gave me a greater appreciation for the sport that I’ve come to love.””

— Larry Fitzgerald, WR for the Arizona Cardinals

2016 NFL Draft

Multi-Sport athletes took over the 2016 NFL Draft. 224 of the 253 2016 draft picks played multiple sports in High School. Not only do the pro's like well-rounded athletes, so do college programs (read more below).

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Overuse Injuries (Single Sport Athletes)

Every 12 months, 1 million youth athletes specializing in a single sport will experience an "overuse" related injury that could be prevented by playing multiple sports.

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