YOUTH & ADULT SPORTS

YMCA sports are offered year-round and provide camaraderie, skill-building and character development opportunities. The Y keeps kids and families MOVING!

WINTER SPORTS (December – February)

• Middle School Co-Ed Basketball – 6th – 8th grade
• “Y Bern” High School Co-Ed Basketball – 9th – 12th grade

SPRING SPORTS (April – June)

• Co-Ed Flag Football – Ages 5-12 years
• Itty-Bitty Co-Ed Soccer – Ages 2-4 years
• K-8th Grade Co-Ed Soccer 

FALL SPORTS (September – November)

• Adult Co-Ed Basketball – Ages 18+
• Co-Ed Flag Football – Ages 5-12 years
• Itty-Bitty Co-Ed Soccer – Ages 2-4 years
• K-8th Grade Co-Ed Soccer

FALL/WINTER SPORTS (November – January) 

• Itty-Bitty Co-Ed Basketball – Ages 3-5
• K-5th Grade Co-Ed Basketball 

Girls on the Run is a program for 3rd-5th grade and Heart and Sole for 6th- 8th-grade girls promoting positive emotional, social, mental and physical development. Participants explore and discuss their own beliefs about experiences and challenges girls face at this age.

Physical activity is woven into our program to inspire an appreciation of fitness and to build habits that lead to a lifetime of health. At the end of each 10-week session, the girls participate in a celebratory non-competitive 5k event.

Twin Rivers YMCA has GOTR programs in Craven and Pamlico Counties

STRIDE is a program for 3rd-5th grade and STRIDE II for 6th – 8th-grade boys promoting positive emotional, social, mental and physical development. Participants explore and discuss their own beliefs about experiences and challenges boys face at this age.

Physical activity is woven into our program to inspire an appreciation of fitness and to build habits that lead to a lifetime of health. At the end of each 10-week session, the boys participate in a celebratory non-competitive 5k event.

Twin Rivers YMCA has STRIDE programs in Craven County.

Questions about GOTR/STRIDE? Contact:
Teresa Tefft, Health & Wellness Director
ttefft@trymca.org
(252)638-8799

New to the Twin Rivers YMCA, ESports (short for electronic sports) is a competitive sport through video gaming requiring the use of strategy, collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills to achieve individual or team successes. The Twin Rivers YMCA ESports program is sponsored in part by the Bosch Community Foundation.

It’s bigger than “just gaming.” ESports allows youth to be engaged in a non-traditional sports program.

Now offering ESports Camp as a summer day camp option.

Questions about ESPORTS? Contact:
Patrick Draffin, Youth & Adult Sports Director
pdraffin@trymca.org
(252)638-8799