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YOUTH SPORTS
A variety of youth programs and camps are available at different times throughout the year.
Winter Basketball
Did you know? Basketball was invented as an indoor winter sport by the YMCA! We honor a tradition that stretches back over 130 years with annual Winter Leagues that promote healthy competition over rivalry and prove the value of participation over winning. The Y pairs team-building with individual development, positive self-image, and a sense of fair play. Our annual youth league typically runs January through March.
Karate
Goju Ryu Karate is designed for self-defense and is excellent for self-discipline. It retains many of the circular movements and artistic beauty of Chinese Kung Fu. Students are tested at the end of each session to be promoted or held at their appropriate rank. Ask about the next sessions!
BEGINNER (White belt through Yellow belt with two red stripes)
INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED (Yellow belt with three stripes and higher ranks)
Rock Climbing
Pebbles: This class teaches the fundamentals of rock climbing while also building confidence. Children will gain balance, body awareness and strength. Ages 4-6.
Pitons: Teaches all the beginning skills necessary to earn a YMCA climbing wall card. Participants will have the opportunity to take our Climbing Proficiency Test.
Open Climbing:
Bouldering is open to all members ages 4 and up. Kids 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Top rope climbing requires a climbing card. Please call for current dates and hours of rock wall access: 509.525.8863
ESPORTS
Promoting power-ups like Teamwork, Leadership, Online Safety, Individual Growth, and Equity Focus through official Super Smash Bros and Rocket League tournaments in a safe, moderated, and inclusive environment.
ADULT SPORTS
Organized leagues and tournaments for a variety of sports occur multiple times throughout the year.
Fall Futsal
The Y's 5v5 indoor soccer league starts soon! Form a CO-ED team with friends or let us help you find a team that needs more players.
Volleyball
Speak with our Membership team to hear the latest about informal volleyball nights at the Y! Formal single-day or multi-week tournaments are held a few times a year with round-robin and/or bracket play.
Pickleball
Pickleballers of any skill level are welcome to escape the fall/winter cold in our Main Gym weekdays from 4:30AM to 11:00AM. Come see why a game somewhere between tennis and ping-ping was named the official state sport of Washington! Does not run during warmer months, please check for current status.
Noonball
Members and guests get competitive in a longstanding tradition of midday basketball! Precise start times for these pickup games fluctuate around the weekday noon hour.
SPORTS FAQ
What are organized sports like at the Y?
Tournament or League Games are typically played weekday evenings and/or weekends. Some are CO-ED and some are separate. Unlike the casual and informal games played by members and guests, most organized, refereed games require a fee.
How do I join a team?
Some teams are formed by friends or by members who meet up at the Y. Other teams consist of individual players grouped together by Y staff. If you don't have a team to join, don't let that stop you from signing up! We are happy to help you find your place at the Y.
What can I expect during gameplay?
Here's one sample of an Adult CO-ED Futsal (indoor soccer) League Rules! These and other rules will vary by league:
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Teams may only have up to ten players. Once you are on a team, you are not allowed to play or sub for any other team in the league.
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Game play will see five total players per team on the field at all times. Each co-ed team must have a minimum of two male or two female players on the field the entire game.
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League will run for eight weeks, not including playoffs.
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League will run with six-eight teams.
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Players must be rostered at starting time of first game. Players that are not on roster may not play. Teams may replace injured players up until the 5th week of the season.
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To start each game, a team must have a minimum of FOUR players. If a team does not have enough players, they MUST forfeit after 10 minutes from the starting time.
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Games are 25 minute halves with three minutes of rest time. Games consist of two halves.
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Only the goalkeeper may use their hands to touch the ball and only INSIDE the basketball court three-point arch.
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Each time the goalkeeper grabs the ball with their hands, when passing the ball, the ball must touch the floor at least once BEFORE CROSSING THE HALF-COURT LINE.
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Long passes with hands or goal kicks to the other side of the half-court line will not be allowed. Possession will be given to the other team and start on the sideline at half-court.
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All fouls will be direct kicks. If foul is behind the half court line, ball must touch a second player before scoring.
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Exception is when goalie grabs ball with their hands when a teammate purposefully passes them the ball. This will result in an indirect free kick. Injury will be the only time when clock will stop to take care of injured player.
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Fighting: Any player who physically aggresses another player, such player will be banned from playing at the YMCA or participating in any other program. This may include losing the privilege of YMCA membership.
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Yellow & Red Cards. Accumulation of fouls can also result in a yellow card.
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If a player gets a yellow card, such player needs to be off the field/floor for two-minutes with no substitution. Team will be playing with one player less for two minutes. Referee will indicate when the player or a substitute are allowed back in the game.
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If a players gets two yellow cards during the game, player will be automatically ejected from the game.
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If a player gets a red card, player will be automatically suspended for the current game and the next game.
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League Standings: All teams will make the playoffs.
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For every win, teams will earn three points.
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For every tie, one point.
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For every loss, zero points.
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Playoffs: If a game ends in a tie during playoffs, a five-minute overtime will be played until time runs out.
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If the game ends in a tie after overtime, the game will be decided by penalty kicks (5).
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The Y reserves the right to change or add rules before or during game or league play in order to ensure fair, safe, and fun play for all.