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The Lake Forest Recreation Department/Lake Bluff Park District Basketball House League will offer your avid Basketball player a great opportunity for developing their skill set in a fun and safe environment. As the divisions progress, so does the level of competition. While the level of competition progresses, the philosophies do not change throughout the program. Kindergarten Division: A basket height of 8 feet and the use of a Junior size basketball are adapted to this age group. 1-2 Grade Divisions: A basket height of 8.5 feet and the use of a Junior sized ball are adapted to these age groups. 3-6 Grade Divisions: A basket height of 10 feet and the use of an Official 28.5 sized ball are adapted to these age groups. 7-8 Grade Division: A basket height of 10 feet and the use of an Official sized ball are adapted.5-8 Grade Girls Divisions will play in a Travel House League program including games against other Park District programs from Highland Park and Glencoe.
This camp for 1st - 6th graders will offer a great opportunity to improve individual skills needed to excel in the game of basketball. Both boys and girls will learn ball handling skills, shooting, passing, and basic offensive and defensive techniques. This camp is also a great opportunity for participants to get their desired preseason practice in before the Basketball House League gets in full swing for the upcoming season. All participants will receive a basketball.
Catch the excitement of Flag Football! Basic skills such as catching, kicking, throwing, blocking, pulling flags, playing defense, and receiving hand-offs will be taught and practiced. Boys and Girls will learn and practice all of the skills necessary to play the game of football without serious risk of injury which could be caused by full body contact and tackling. For safety reasons and to promote skill development and fairness, kids in the 1-2 grade division will use Junior sized safety balls and their Coaches will play the Quarterback position. Kids in the 3-4 grade division will play the Quarterback position and use official Junior sized Footballs. Established rotation systems will be used in both divisions set by The Athletic staff.If tackle football isn't your game but you still like playing football then, the 5-8 Grade Flag Football Program is perfect for you. This program will be 'pick-up' flag football games. Teams will be formed each week and games will last for one hour.
Be a part of a community-based youth lacrosse league exclusively for girls! The emphasis of this program is to develop the girl within the sport of lacrosse. The goals of the program are to understand the rules of lacrosse, active teamwork, sportsmanship and foster personal development in a respectful environment led by positive coaching. IGLA has adopted the US Lacrosse 'Player First' Athlete Development Model which means smaller fields and a smaller number of players. Kids are more engaged, get more touches on the ball and further develop their skills.Ready to start Lacrosse? Join IGLA this Fall for a weekly one hour clinic for the younger lacrosse player. These clinics are exclusively for girls in Kindergarten through 1st Grade that want to learn the FUNDamentals of Lacrosse. The goals of this program are to introduce and develop basic skills for our youngest players using fun games and coaching techniques. Kids in this program will get 30 minutes of practice time and 30 minutes of scrimmage time each Sunday.Registration for all leagues is a two-step process. Pay/Register at www.lfrec.com and then register at www.iglax.org. At www.iglax.com, click on 'Sign Up or Sponsor' for Fall 2017 Pink Leagues or the 6U FUNDamentals Clinic. Purple players will register and pay the league fee at www.lfrec.com but will receive their IGLA registration link directly through IGLA. All registrations at www.iglax.org are due by 9/1/17; a late fee be assessed on any registrations received at www.iglax.com after 9/1/17. IGLA pinny is required and may be purchased during registration at www.iglax.org.Equipment: Sticks available and soft balls provided. No goggles or mouth guard required.
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