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2 Spring & Summer Tot Programs

3 Spring Youth Programs

4 Spring & Summer Fencing Programs

5 Spring Pickleball for Adults

6 Adult Enrichment Programs

7 & 8 Summer Calendar

9 Summer Youth Enrichment Programs

10 – 13 Youth Summer Sports Clinics

13 Sports Organizations Contact Info

14 – 15 Youth Spring & Summer Day Programs

16 Youth Boating SummerPrograms

17 Spring & Summer Youth Tennis Programs

18 Wakefield Recreation Program Sites

19 Wakefield Parks & Fields

20 General Information

21 Registration Form

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Daddy Daughter DanceCalling all girls and their dads, father figures or special guardians! Wakefield’s Second Annual Daddy Daughter Dance will take place on Friday, March 13 at the Americal Civic Center. There will be music, games, photos and refreshments. Reserve your spot by March 6th!

Ages: All agesTime: 6:00pm – 8:00pmDate: Friday, March 13Where: Americal Civic CenterFee: $30 per couple, $8 for an additional child; Tickets at the door will be $40/couple.

Chess Programs with Chess WizardsJoin us for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes. You will improve your chess skills, meet new friends and work out your most powerful muscle – your brain!

Our program includes fun team chess games (like bughouse), recess time (of course), snacks, tourna-ments and puzzles. Each camper receives a T-shirt, trophy and puzzle folder. Unleash your brain power and spend your winter break with Chess Wizards.

Ages: 6 – 12Dates: Tuesday, April 21 – Friday, April 24Times: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Americal Civic Center – Heritage RoomFee: $150

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Toddler Art and Play WorkshopKidcasso’s Mrs. Small invites you and your little ones to be our guest for a four-week Art, Movement, and Music Exploration with the Wakefield Rec. Department! We are thrilled to be joining in on this awesome partnership with the Rec. Department!

This is a dress-for-mess style class, over the four weeks little ones will rock and roll, splash and play, laugh and giggle as they explore with hands on creative learning experiences.

Parents and Caregivers: we will have coffee and tea for you as you relax with friends and spend time with your little ones. Stories will be read, songs will be sung, and art will be created during our four-weeks together!

Ages: 18 months – 4 yearsTime: 9:30am – 10:30amDates: Wednesdays, March 4 – March 25Where: Americal Civic Center Heritage RoomFee: $75

Soccer Shots for Tots – SpringSoccer Shots is an engaging children’s soccer program with a focus on character development. Our caring team positively impacts children’s lives on and off the field through best-in-class coaching, communication and curriculum.

Our coaches are the best-trained in the business. Our expert-approved curriculum is age-appropriate and aligns with childhood education standards. In addition we provide an exceptional customer experience and ongoing communication with parents.

Soccer Shots is a high-energy program introducing children to fundamental soccer principles, such as using your feet, dribbling and the basic rules of the game. Through fun games, songs and positive reinforcement, children will begin to experience the joy of playing soccer and being active.

Spring SessionAges: 2 – 5 Times: 8:30am – 9:00am 2 year olds

9:15am – 9:55am 3 & 4 year olds 10:15am – 11:00am 4 & 5 year olds

Dates: Saturdays, April 11 – May 30 (x5/23)Where: Mapleway ParkFee: $144 Summer SessionsAges: 2 – 5 Times: 9:00am – 11:00am Dates: Mondays – Thursdays

Session 1 June 22 – June 25 Session 2 August 24 – Aug 27

Where: Mapleway ParkFee: $162 per session

Spring & Summer Tot

Programs The Children’s Soccer Experience





Track with KnucklebonesKnucklebones Track and Field Program measures aerobic capacity, body composition, muscular strength, endurance and flexibility. With the objective of showing children

their body’s abilities and providing motivation to adopt a healthy lifestyle, our program will evaluate their progress through such activities as sprints, relays, long jump, pull-ups and an inspiring athletic decathlon. Each class will include stretching, game play, track and field and conclude with a discussion on healthy habits. Proper athletic attire and sneakers are required.

Ages: 6 – 10Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pmDates: Wednesdays, May 6 – June 10Where: Beasley TrackFee: $99

Fishing Clinic w/ Mass WildlifeFor people of all ages, come Learn how to fish or improve your fishing skills with this Angler Education Program provided by Mass Wildlife!

This clinic offers an introduction to fishing to give you the confidence to continue this great outdoor activity on your own. Participants should bring water, bug spray and a snack.

Participants should meet Veterans Field, North Avenue, Wakefield, MA

Grades: 6 and older; children ages 6 – 10 require adult accompaniment.

Dates: Tuesday, June 2ndTime: 4:00pm – 5:00pmWhere: Spaulding Park PlaygroundFee: $35

Spring Youth

Programs

Biddy Basketball with Sports Zone 101

Sports Zone 101 and Wakefield Recreation are excited to put this program together for those in Pre-K and Kindergarten. Partici-

pants will learn the basics of basketball in a fun, safe environment through drills and fun games.

Grades: Pre-K & KindergartenDates: Six Sundays, March 15 – April 26 (x4/12) Time: Pre-K: 9:00am – 9:40am

Kindergarten: 9:50am – 10:30amWhere: Americal Civic CenterFee: $65

One-on-One March Madness Mini-Clinic for Girls

Celebrate March Madness in full fashion with One-on-One Basketball. In this three-hour mini clinic, players will be taught the fundamentals of the game through drills and games. Partici-pants are grouped according to age and ability. Players of all skill levels are welcome.

Grades: Girls 3 – 8Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm Date: March 21Where: Americal Civic CenterFee: $75





Fencing for Ages 7 and olderJoin us for this exciting sport, one of the fastest growing in the world. People of all ages are fascinated by the movements and excitement of fencing and are eager to find a place that they can go and learn this original, modern sport.

Fencing develops physical fitness, the ability to create a strategy, concentration, as well as camaraderie and respect.

Please note that Michael will donate $25 to the Wakefield Interfaith Food Pantry for each registra-tion we receive from a first-time participant in one of our Wakefield Recreation Fencing.

Equipment Policy and Rental: Our policy is that NEFA provides new fencers with equipment for the first eight weeks. For the second and each subsequent session, there is a rental fee payable to the instructor of $40 for eight classes. An individual may instead purchase (recommended) a beginner set (7 pieces) that costs approximately $200. The set includes a foil, mask, jacket, glove, underarm protector, plastic chest protector and a fencing bag.

Cancellations: If we need to cancel fencing on a scheduled fencing day, one may make up the class on another day in Arlington, Reading or Winchester regardless of where one fences.

About the Instructor: Michael Tarascio was a member of the United States World Championship Team in Men’s Foil. Michael is a Level 4 Foil coach certified through the United States Fencing Associ-ation. Also, certified through the Positive Coaching Alliance and the American Sports Education Program. He teaches Recreational Classes for Youth, Teens, and Adults. Also, Michael teaches Advanced Level Technique and Tactics Classes and provides Individual Coaching for the Serious Competitive Fencer. Michael’s philosophy on fencing is: “Participate in fencing because it’s fun.”

For additional information, please contact Michael Tarascio at [email protected]

or 978-210-2711.

Ages: 7 and older

Times: 5:45pm – 7:00pm Beginner – Intermediate or ages 7 and older

6:45pm – 8:30pm Competitive Program for ages: 9 and older by invitation

Dates: Tuesdays Session 4: March 24 – May 19 (x4/21) Session 5: May 26 – June 16 (4 classes) Session 6: July 28 – August 18 (4 classes)

Where: McCarthy Senior CenterFees: Session 4: $200

Session 5: $125 Session 6: $100

Spring &Summer Fencing


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Pickleball Lessons with Nancy WebsterHave you been wanting to try pickleball but don’t feel comfortable just showing up during an open play session? Not sure how to swing a paddle, where to stand on the court or how to keep score? Well, here’s your chance to learn the fundamentals of the fastest growing sport in the country by signing up for Adult Beginner Pickleball lessons with Nancy Webster.

Nancy has an extensive background in both pickleball and tennis, and prior to joining Wakefield Recreation she taught Preschool Sports and Adult Pickleball at the Burbank Y. Nancy’s approach to teaching all sports is to jump right in, play, have fun, and let the game and its rules evolve accordingly.

So, come join us at the Americal Civic Center and let’s learn how to swing, serve, volley, score and get your pickleball game up and running in no time!

Ages: 18 and olderWhere: Americal Civic Center – Drill Hall/GymFee: $64Tuesdays – BeginnersDates: Session 4 – March 31 – May 5 (x4/21)Time: 8:00am – 9:00amTuesdays – IntermediatesDates: Session 4 – March 31 – May 5 (x4/21)Time: 9:00am – 10:00am

Thursdays – BeginnersDates: Session 4 – April 2 – May 7 (x4/21)Time: 9:00am – 10:00am

Thursdays – IntermediatesDates: Session 4 – April 2 – May 7 (x4/21)Time: 8:00am – 9:00am

Spring Pickleball for Adults





Free Yoga Happy Hour by Lake QuannapowittDrop in after work for a tranquil free yoga session by the lake. All levels welcome, including children ages 6+ if accompanied by their parents/guardians. Each participant should bring their own mat and water.

Ages: 6 – 99Dates: Eight Tuesday sessions, June 2, 9, 16, 30;

July 7, 14, 21 and July 28Time: 5:30pm – 6:30pmWhere: Lake Quannapowitt – meet at BandstandFee: FREE

Sunset Goat Yoga by the LakeAn unforgettable sunset yoga class at the lake featuring a herd of friendly baby goats! Yes, it’s true, goat yoga is coming to town! The baby goats from Chip-In Farm in Bedford are heading out on the road to make their debut in Wakefield.

This is an all levels yoga class with an experienced teacher who will lead you through a gentle yoga class while the baby goats jump and play around (and on!) you. This will not be your traditional focused and meditative yoga practice, but it will sure bring a smile to any farm animal lover’s face!

Bring your own mat or towel to practice on. Since this class will take place during sunset, please bring/wear layers, and be prepared for changes in weather and/or mosquitoes! Bring a water bottle, and don’t forget your camera.

Registration is required as space is limited! Sign up to save your spot today!

Go to the Chip-In Farm Website to learn more about goat yoga.

Ages: 18 and olderDates: Wednesdays, May 13, June 10, July 15Time: 5:30pmWhere: Wakefield Common Bandstand

(Near the Gazebo at the Lake)Fee: $35

Adult Enrichment Programs

Campfire Guitar Songs with Steve Belleville

The goal here is to make some noise and have some fun! We won’t get too bogged down in music theory and notation. We’ll spend six one-hour sessions

learning tuning, strumming, chords, rhythm, reading basic charts, guitar maintenance, and eventually playing songs.

Students will need to provide an acoustic guitar, notebook, and ideally extra strings and a clip-on tuner. With six weeks of classes and a little practicing in between, we’ll have you up and running in time for campfire season.

Meet the Instructor: Steve Belleville is a MA native who just returned to the North Shore after ten years performing music in Asia. Previously, Steve taught at North Shore Community College and Brookwood Elementary, as well as clinics at dozens of colleges and high schools. Steve has over 100 albums to his credit as a session musician. When he’s not teaching or playing, he likes frisbee, frozen M&Ms, and high fives.

Guitars NOT provided. Follow these links for recommendations for

Student Guitar, Strings, and Tuner:

Ages: 16 and upTime: 7:00pm – 8:00pm Dates: Tuesdays, April 7 – May 19 (x4/21)Where: The Americal Civic Center Heritage RoomFee: $99

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Summer Calendar: Program Start Dates

June 22 – July 15

Monday, June 22Soccer Shots for Tots

Summer Sessions Session 1(Monday – Thursday)

Chess Programs with Chess Wizards(Monday – Thursday)

Warrior Basketball Clinic(Monday – Thursday)

Sports Zone 101 – Tournament of Champions Week 1

(Monday – Friday)

Boating in Boston – Boating is Fun Week 1

(Monday – Friday)

Boating in Boston – Boating for Teens Session 1

(Mondays – Fridays for three weeks)

Monday, June 29Sports and Rec Week 1

(Monday – Friday)

Warrior Softball Clinic(Monday – Thursday)

Kids Corner Week 1(Monday – Thursday)

CIT – Counselor in Training for Summer Fun Week 1

(Monday – Thursday)



Summer Fun 2020 Week 1(Monday – Thursday)



Tuesday, June 30Free Yoga Happy Hour by Lake Quannapowitt (Tuesdays for four weeks)

Blacktop Basketball (Tuesdays & Thursdays for six weeks)

Monday, July 6Harry Potter Program (Monday – Thursday)

Sports and Rec Week 2(Monday – Friday)

Wakefield Soccer Association Clinics Session 1


One-on-One Basketball Clinics with Kim Penney(Monday – Friday)

Wakefield Golf Clinic(Monday – Thursday)

Kids Corner Week 2(Monday – Friday)


(Monday – Friday)


(Monday – Friday)

Summer Fun 2020 Week 2(Monday – Friday)


(Monday – Friday)

Summer Tennis: Monday Sessions(Mondays through August 24)

Tuesday, July 7Summer Tennis: Tuesday Sessions

(Tuesdays for eight weeks)

Wednesday, July 8Summer Tennis: Wednesday Sessions

(Wednesdays for eight weeks)

Thursday, July 9Summer Tennis: Tuesday Sessions

(Thursdays for eight weeks)

Monday, July 13Sports and Rec Week 3

(Monday – Friday)

Warrior Volleyball Clinic(Monday – Thursday)

Wakefield Warriors Summer Jam Lacrosse




(Monday – Friday)


(Monday – Friday)



(Monday – Friday)

Boating in Boston – Boating for Teen Session 2

(Mondays – Fridays for three weeks)

Wednesday, July 15Sunset Goat Yoga by the Lake

See pages 9 – 18 for details of all Wakefield Recreation Summer 2020 Programs.


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Monday, July 20Sports and Rec Week 4

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(Monday – Friday)

Monday, July 27Wicked Cool Vet School

(Monday – Friday)


Walsh & Moran Basketball Clinic(Monday – Thursday)

Warrior Girls Lacrosse Clinic(Monday – Thursday)



(Monday – Friday)


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(Monday – Friday)

Summer Fun 2020n Week 7(Monday – Friday)


(Monday – Friday)

Monday, August 17The Lego Civic Project

w/ Right Brain Curriculum(Monday – Thursday)


(Monday – Friday)


(Monday – Friday)

Monday, August 24Soccer Shots for Tots

Summer Session 2(Mondays – Thursdays)

Expert Architects w/ Right Brain Curriculum



(Monday – Friday)

Monday, August 31Sports Zone 101 – Tournament of

Champions Week 11

Summer Calendar: Program Start Dates July 20 – August 31


(Monday – Friday)



(Monday – Friday)

Tuesday, July 28Fencing

(Tuesdays for four weeks)

Monday, August 3Sports and Rec Week 6

(Monday – Friday)



(Monday – Friday)


(Monday – Friday)



(Monday – Friday)

Boating in Boston – Boating for Teen Session 1

(Monday – Friday for three weeks)

Monday, August 10Chess Programs with Chess Wizards



Wakefield Soccer Association Clinics Session 2



See pages 9 – 18 for details of all Wakefield Recreation Summer 2020 Programs.





Chess Programs with Chess Wizards

Join us for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes. You will improve your chess skills, meet new friends and work

out your most powerful muscle – your brain! Our program includes fun team chess games (like bug-house), recess time (of course), snacks, tournaments and puzzles. Each camper receives a T-shirt, trophy and puzzle folder. Unleash your brain power and spend your winter break with Chess Wizards.Ages: 6 – 12Dates: Monday – Thursday, June 22 – June 26

and August 10 – August 14Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: The Americal Civic Center Heritage RoomFee: $189

Harry Potter Program Books 1 – 7Have you ever dreamed of becoming a wizard like Harry Potter? Then congratulations “Hogwart’s Americana” is opening for summer classes. This wizarding

school is full of owls, magic wands, secret potions, a spell off battle, Quidditch matches and a Hagrid sized trivia match between our Americana houses! Sign up today to reserve your wizarding spot!

Grades: 2 – 8Dates: Monday, July 6 – Thursday, July 10Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: The Americal Civic Center Heritage RoomFee: $190

Wicked Cool Vet SchoolDo you dream of becoming a veterinarian? Grab your lab coat, animal lovers, as we learn about our favorite furry, flying and fishy friends! Make amazing animal models, build big bones and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish.

Grades: K – 5Dates: Monday, July 27 – Friday, July 31Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: The Americal Civic Center Heritage RoomFee: $235

The Lego Civic Project with Right Brain Curriculum

As our students build a fully- planned and intricately-designed Lego city, they also learn to govern it. Students learn about elections, laws, city planning, economics

and the environment as they serve on a city council which must make key governing decisions about their city. They work on committees to design their official city flag, design their city’s currency and

create a constitution of laws. Students have the opportunity to run for mayor, open their own business, debate city issues and design city buildings. Social studies, history and civics have never been so fun!

Grades: 2 – 5Dates: Monday, August 17 – Thursday, August 20Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: The Americal Civic Center Heritage RoomFee: $173

Expert Architects with Right Brain Curriculum

The sky is the limit in Expert Architects! In this math, writing and presentation class, students each serve as president of a new architectural firm and are

tasked with designing and building the city’s next skyscraper.

Students study a kid-friendly history of skyscrapers and create a blueprint of their own stylized tall building. They then must weigh other considerations including the environment, traffic and surrounding buildings using Google Earth to find the perfect location for their project.

Our expert architects create a three-dimensional model of the structure and present their work to invited parents.

Grades: 2 – 5Dates: Monday, August 24 – Thursday, August 27Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: The Americal Civic Center Heritage RoomFee: $173

Summer YouthEnrichmentPrograms





Warrior Basketball ClinicJoin Wakefield High Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Jason Pavey for this clinic. Coach Pavey and his players will put the participants

through a series of skills and drills to elevate their game. A variety of fun games will be played daily. This program is for boys and girls.

Grades: Entering Grades 5 – 9.Dates: Monday, June 22 – Thursday, June 25Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Charbonneau Field House,

Wakefield High SchoolFee: $150

Warrior Softball ClinicThis NEW clinic will be offered by WMHS Varsity Coach Chris Tolios. The program is designed for players entering grades 5 – 9. Coach Tolios is

a current teacher and coach in the Wakefield School System and has coaching experience in Ipswich.• Wakefield High School Wellness Teacher• Head Softball Coach• Head Girls Basketball Coach Ipswich High School• Former Head Baseball Coach Ipswich High SchoolThe program will run for 4 days and focus on a different skill each day: Monday: Hitting; Tuesday: Infield Work; Wednesday: Outfield Work; Thurs-day: Review, Games, etc.

Grades: Entering Grades 5 – 9Dates: Monday, June 29 – Thursday, July 2Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Blatz Field (Softball)Fee: $150

Sports and RecThis NEW summer program is for those entering grades 5 – 8. We want to serve the kids are too old for a day camp but might be too young to stay home all day.This program will include activities such as basket-ball, flag football, soccer, wiffleball, ultimate frisbee, dodgeball, and much much more. Summer Blacktop Basketball for this age group will be incorporated into this program. We designed this program for kids who love to get outside and be active. Level of athleticism does not matter, you just need a genuine passion to have fun and play hard in a safe, competitive environment. Sportsmanship will be a major emphasis of this program!There is no weekly registration. Pre-Registration is required.

Weather Policy: We will attempt to hold Sports and Rec every day, but if it is storming before the day begins we may have to cancel for safety purposes. You can call Wakefield Recreation at 781-246-6389 after 8:00am for a decision. We will also update our Facebook page with our decision and attempt to send out an e-blast to all participants. If it starts raining, we will do our best to move the program indoors to a safe, dry location.Grades: Entering Grades 5 – 8Dates: Mondays – Fridays for seven weeks,

June 29 – August 14 (x7/3) Time: 9:00am – 12:30pmWhere: Shaun A. Beasley Field (subject to change)Fee: $375 for the entire seven weeks

Register by April 1 for a 10% discount.

Blacktop Basketball Blacktop is a recreational outdoor summer basketball program for boys and girls entering grades 7 – 10. The program runs two afternoons per week from late June through mid August and is

staffed by members of the Wakefield High Varsity Basketball Team.

Grades: Entering Grades 7 – 10Dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays June 30 – August 13Time: Entering Grades 7 & 8 1:00pm – 2:00pm

Entering Grades 9 & 10 2:00pm – 3:00pmWhere: Galvin Middle School Basketball CourtsFee: $135 (14 Sessions)

Summer Youth Sports

Clinics





Wakefield Soccer Association ClinicsWakefield Soccer Association will be hosting Summer Clinics at Walton Field next to Galvin Middle school. WSA’s clinics are age specific, player development programs with activities and games which develop the technical and tactical aspects of soccer.

WSA will be bringing in experienced coaches, who have a vast knowledge in developing players. These individuals hold a variety of positions in the world of soccer including college

coaches and various other professional soccer clubs in the area.

Grades: Entering Grades Pre-K – 2Dates: Session 1:

Monday, July 6 – Thursday, July 9 Session 2:

Monday, August 10 – Thursday, August 13Time: 9:00am – 10:30amWhere: Walton Field (Galvin Middle School) Fee: $80 per session

Grades: Entering Grades 3 – 8 Dates: Session 1:

Monday, July 6 – Thursday, July 9 Session 2:

Monday, August 10 – Thursday, August 13Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Walton Field (Galvin Middle School) Fee: $140 per session

One-on-One Basketball Clinics with Kim Penney

Join Clinic Director Kim Penney for a One on One Girls Basketball Clinic. The clinic is based on a simple philosophy – to teach the fundamentals of sport in

a fun atmosphere, instilling the importance of teamwork and self-confidence.

Highlights:• Low Player/Coach Ratio (8:1)• Campers grouped by age and ability.• Advanced instructions for advanced players.• Video analysis on players’ shooting

Clinic Director: Kim Penney

Dates: Monday, July 6 – Friday July 10Where: Wakefield High School

Grades: Entering Grades K – 3Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmFee: $180

Grades: Entering Grades 4 – 9Time: 9:00am – 1:00pmFee: $240

Warrior Baseball ClinicCoach Canty, the Wakefield high school baseball coaching staff and current players invite you to the Wakefield high school baseball future prospects camp. Ages 7 to 12. Prospects will daily skill drills same as the high school team does at each practice.

Skills to be worked in will include hitting, fielding, pitching, catching and base running. Various games, challenges and contests will be held each day with chances to win high school team gear.

Ages: 7 – 12Dates: Monday, July 6 – Thursday, July 9Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Walsh Field (Baseball)Fee: $150

Summer Youth Sports

Clinics

Do you have an idea for a great program? Do you want to be an instructor?

Email [email protected] We’d love to have you!


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Wakefield Golf ClinicSign up for the 2020 Wakefield Golf Clinic. The clinic will be hosted at Sun and Air Golf Center in Danvers, MA where kids will work on all aspects

of their game. A rotating schedule will allow for participants to hit balls on the range, work on their short game at the putting green, and even put it all together at Sun and Air’s three-hole practice course!

The Clinic will be run by Wakefield High School Varsity Golf Coach, Chris Keane. Participants will also work closely with members of the current Wakefield High School Golf Team.

Grades: Entering Grades 5 – 9Dates: Monday, July 6 – Thursday, July 10

(rain date July 11)Time: 9:00am – 11:00amWhere: Sun and Air Golf Center,

210 Conant Street, DanversFee: $150


Spring may be over but lacrosse is alive and well here in Wakefield! Mark these dates on your July calendar and join us for a lacrosse

clinic that will reinforce the basics of lacrosse for our younger participants and more focused drills and skills for our older group. Our goal is to build a strong lacrosse foundation that allows for growth within the game for future success.

This is a co-ed clinic specifically teaching boys lacrosse rules and play. The clinic will be run by Wakefield High School Head Coach Tim Johnson and his staff of assistant coaches, HS players and “surprise“ guest coaches.

All participants must have a helmet, gloves, shoulder pads, arm guards and a mouth guard.

Goalies are also encouraged to attend and will have skills and drills specific to that position based on age/experience. Goalies must have a helmet with attached throat protector, chest pad, gloves, mouth guard and athletic cup to participate. Arm guards, shin guards and padded goalie shorts are optional, must be provided by the player and used at the players discretion.

Grades: Entering Grades K – 9Dates: Grades K – 4 Monday, July 13 – Thursday,

July 16 (rain date July 17) Grade 5 – 9 Monday July 20 – Thursday

July 23 (rain date July 24)Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Landrigan FieldFee: $150, includes a clinic pinnie for all

participants and a pizza party at the end of each week.

Warrior Volleyball ClinicLed by WMHS Staff and players, participants will learn the ins and outs of volleyball. Skills and drills will be the focus of the program as well as fun

games to help with skill development.

Grades: Entering Grades 5 – 9Dates: Monday, July 13 – Thursday, July 16Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Charbonneau Field House –

Wakefield High SchoolFee: $150

Warrior Girls Lacrosse ClinicInstruction will be geared towards players of all skill levels. Each day is designed to develop your skills and lacrosse knowledge in an

atmosphere that promotes learning, competition and fun.

Skills, concepts and game situations will be instructed through drills, small games and team competition. The end goal is to educate players on fundamentals in order to help them become the best player you can be.

Grades: Entering Grades 3 – 8Dates: Monday , July 27 – Thursday, July 30Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Landrigan FieldFee: $160

Summer Youth Sports

Clinics





Walsh & Moran Basketball ClinicJoin John Walsh, Paul Moran and Steve Harrington and other present and former varsity and college athletes for a Summer Basketball Clinic.

• Skills and Drills• Offensive Fundamentals• Defensive Fundamentals• Ball Handling• Games• Full Court Basketball• 1 vs 1• 3 vs 3• Beat the Counselor• Competitions• Hot Shot• Mikan• Foul Shot

Directors

John Walsh, Head Boys Basketball CoachCentral Catholic High SchoolCoach Walsh just finish his first season at Central. His team once again made the State Tournament. He is also the former head boys basketball at Danvers High School. While at Danvers Coach Walsh guided the team – three State Titles (2012, 2013 and 2015)

He has been named Boston Globe Coach of the Year (2012 and 2015) as well as Northeast Coach of the year (2012, 2013, 2015). He is bringing a wealth of knowledge, and enthusiasm to the program. John also helps run the Wakefield Travel Basketball Program.

Steve Harrington, Head Boys Basketball Coach Watertown High SchoolCoach Harrington has guided the Red Raiders to 22 straight tournament appearances while compiling 372 wins. While at Watertown Coach Harrington has helped guide Watertown to three State Titles and eight Sectional Titles. Coach Harrington was recognized at the Boston Globe’s Division III Coach of the Year for 2003, 2007 and 2018. He is regarded as one of the best coaches in the area and has spoken and worked at numerous camps around Eastern Mass.

Paul MoranCoach Moran has over 20 years experience coaching boys and girls varsity basketball and was a2,000 point scorer at Swampscott High School.

Grades: Boys and Girls entering Grades 1 – 8Dates: Monday, July 27 – Thursday, July 30Time: 9:00am – 1:00pmWhere: Wakefield High SchoolFee: $175

Questions/Contact InformationEmail: [email protected] Moran: (978) 273-0306Coach Walsh: (781) 307-8231

Summer Youth Sports

Clinics

Town of Wakefield Sports Groups & Organizations

Click on email address or website to go there.

YOUTH SPORTS & ORGANIZATIONSWakefield Little League Baseball/Softball

Bryan Fabbri, [email protected], www.wakefieldlittleleague.orgWakefield Basketball Association – Intramural

Gina Scheer, [email protected] www.wakefieldbaseketballassociation.assn.laWakefield Basketball Association – Travel

John Walsh, [email protected] www.wakefieldbasketballassociation.assn.la

Wakefield BMX (Youth & Adult) Roger Gould, [email protected]

Wakefield Boys and Girls Club Chris Thurston, [email protected], bgcstoneham.org

Wakefield Youth Football and Cheer Jason Willis, [email protected]

www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=wakefieldyouthfootballWakefield High Athletics

Brendan Kent, [email protected] www.wakefieldpublicschools.org/memorial-high-school/athletics

Wakefield Soccer Association Dave Dube, [email protected], www.wakefieldsoccer.org

Wakefield Youth Lacrosse – Boys Robert Guida, [email protected], wakefieldlacrosse.net

Wakefield Youth Lacrosse – Girls Debbie Tremblay, [email protected], wakefieldlacrosse.net

Wakefield Youth Skating Association Brian Casey, [email protected], www.wysa.net

ADULT SPORTS & ORGANIZATIONSWakefield Men’s Softball

Kevin McLeod, [email protected], Vinnie Casazza, [email protected], wakelakesoftball.com/home

Wakefield Merchants Baseball Dave Ellegood, [email protected]

Wakefield Over 50’s Baseball Joe Silveria, [email protected]

Wakefield Tennis Association Bill Conley, [email protected]

Wakefield Twi-League Baseball Steve Grasso, [email protected]

Wakefield Woman’s Softball Tracy Saraceni, [email protected]


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Kids CornerCalling all preschool-ers to come and enjoy a fun and exciting summer experience in a loving and caring atmosphere. Explore

and discover new friends, activities, and adventure. Participants will enjoy non-competitive games, crafts, songs, outdoor play, and preschool activities held indoors and out.

The children will enjoy many opportunities to develop social skills such as cooperation and sharing. They will enjoy getting to know one another in the age-appropriate environment provided.

Participants will enjoy choosing from a variety of planned activities each day. Experienced, trained counselors will supervise activities outdoors on our large playground and extensive indoor areas.

When outdoors, children will enjoy having art activities, play time and exploring some of nature’s wonders as well as picnics outdoors.

When indoors, participants will be in a safe, supportive atmosphere that encourages learning, excitement, and exploration, arts and crafts, and enjoy special entertainment.

You must provide a peanut free daily snack and lots of fluids. All children are required to be toilet trained by the start of the program. Pull-ups are not acceptable.

Child-to-counselor ratio is approximately 5:1

Ages: 3 – 5 (by 6/30)Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmDates Mondays – Fridays (x7/3)

Week 1 June 29 – July 2 (four-day week) Week 2 July 6 – July 10 Week 3 July 13 – July 17 Week 4 July 20 – July 24 Week 5 July 27 – July 31 Week 6 August 3 – August 7 Week 7 August 10 – August 14Where: Dolbeare Elementary SchoolFee: $99 per week, $80 week of June 29

Daily Schedule (subject to change)

Open Circle; Sports and Games; Snack; Outdoors; Arts and Crafts; Closing time

CIT – Counselor in Training for Summer Fun

Our objectives in this program are to develop leadership and self-esteem while teaching the adoles-cent how to work with

young children and plan and perform program activities. We also hope that the CIT is a rewarding and enjoyable experience.

Please note that placement in this program is not guaranteed. We are unable to guarantee future program counselor positions to those in our CIT program.

Participants must be entering the seventh and eighth grade. Participants must be self-starters and have a desire to be part of the program. We are looking for enthusiastic, energetic, responsible youth who have a strong desire to learn the ropes towards becoming a program counselor. We can accept only a limited number of participants.

Grades: Entering Grades 7 & 8Time: 9:00am – 3:00pmDates Mondays – Fridays (x7/3)

Week 1 June 29 – July 2 (four-day week) Week 2 July 6 – July 10 Week 3 July 13 – July 17 Week 4 July 20 – July 24 Week 5 July 27 – July 31 Week 6 August 3 – August 7 Week 7 August 10 – August 14Where: Dolbeare Elementary SchoolFee: $65 per week; register weekly

Summer Youth DayPrograms





Grades: Entering Grades K – 6Time: Half Day 9:00am – 12:00pm

Full Day 9:00am – 3:00pm Dates Mondays – Fridays (x7/3)

Week 1: June 22 – June 26 Week 2 June 29 – July 2 (four-day week) Week 3 July 6 – July 10 Week 4 July 13 – July 17 Week 5 July 20 – July 24 Week 6 July 27 – July 31 Week 7 August 3 – August 7 Week 8 August 10 – August 14 Week 9: August 17 – August 21 Week 10: August 24 – August 28 Week 11: August 31 – September 4* *Drop-in Only, No Pre-Registration

Where: The Americal Civic CenterFees: $175 Full Day

(Week 2 $140 for four-day week) $130 Half Day (Week 2 $105 or four-day week) Weekly Registrations only online.

Daily Drop-In’s Welcome $30 Half Day drop-in; $50 Full Day drop-in Daily Registrations must be through Sportszone directly. Daily with no pre-registration required.

Sports Zone 101 – Tournament of ChampionsWelcome back to our 11th summer vacation in Wakefield! We can’t believe it! This summer is going to be a lot of fun for many kids.

In all our action-packed weeks, kids will participate in a variety of games, such as street hockey, soccer, football, dodgeball, basketball and many others during our fun-filled week.

In addition to learning the fundamentals of these sports, we will have exciting discussions about current events in sports, good sportsmanship and understanding the cool statistics on sports cards.

Each participant will receive a daily pack of cards as a major prize. These prizes help emphasize value and are a fun way to enhance learning!

This program is open to both boys and girls. Come and play like a champion!

What Should Kids Bring?: Snack, Lunch, Water bottle, Comfortable Shoes. NO NUT PRODUCTS!!!!!

Summer Fun 2020A fun-filled full-day summer program that will keep the kids busy and send them home tired! There is something

here for everyone! Each day includes science and nature, drama, games, arts and crafts, theme weeks and other creative activities just to name a few. We will offer a variety of activities throughout the day that will exercise their minds and bodies but also allow them to be kids and enjoy summer. Extended morning and afternoon options available for those parents/guardians in need.

Ages: Entering Grades K – 6Time: Half Day 9:00am – 12:00pm

Full Day 9:00am – 3:00pm AM Care 7:30am – 9:00am PM Care 3:00pm – 5:30pm

Dates: Themes:Mondays – Fridays (x7/3) Week 1 June 29 – July 2 Party in the USA Week 2 July 6 – July 10 Heroes Week Week 3 July 13 – July 17 Splish, Splash Week 4 July 20 – July 24 Dodgeball Week 5 July 27 – July 31 Olympics Week 6 August 3– August 7 Warrior Week Week 7 August 10 – August 14 Talent ShowWhere: Dolbeare Elementary SchoolFees: Choose to register for a full week

or pick and choose your days

Pay per week: Weekly $160 (Week 1 Fee adjusted at check-out for four-day week)

Register for all seven weeks for $950 AM Care $50, PM Care $70 per week

Pay per day: Full Day $45 AM Care $15, PM Care $25

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Boating is FunYouth Boating Day Programs are a great way to spend summer days having fun and making new friends. Our programs strive to teach safe

boating in a fun learning environment by instruct-ing and reinforcing boating safety and skills.

Our child to staff ratio is 8 to 1, promoting personal interactions between campers and counselors. Each child is assigned to a specific counselor during each session. Counselors are expected to supervise children specifically grouped with them and to keep a general awareness of the activities of other counselors’ groups.

These week-long sessions are filled with lots of time on the water learning paddling strokes, sailing terms and independence on the water. Choose sailing or kayaking (full days can include either or both!) and watch your little skipper transform into a commander of the seas.

Goals• Understanding of boating and paddling skills• Learn through hands on experience• Build on the water confidence• Build self confidence and leadership by working

with othersAges: 8 –13Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm Full Day

9:00am – 12:00pm Ha;f DayWhere: Spot Pond in StonehamFee: Full Day $439, Half Day $279

per one-week session

Activities: Teen activities are based off skills assessed by nationally recognized organizations such as the American Red Cross, US Sailing, US Powerboating, and the American Canoe Association (ACA). In addition to paddling and sailing lessons, teen campers will have an opportunity to earn their Red Cross First Aid and CPR certificates. They’ll learn basic water rescues, like those used by life-guards and safe boating instructors. Furthermore, they will engage in team building activities and learn to work with camper, counselors, and other teens in a cooperative environment.Benefits: Boating For Teens Camp is a great program for teens who are interested in working with children, the outdoor recreation industry, and customer service, and much more! Teen Camp also increases the chances that teens may be hired to work at Boating in Boston in the future .We love to see the young people who grew up in our camp return year after year. Some even return in their college years to intern in marketing, finance, human resources, and operations!Goals:• Understanding of boating and paddling skills• Learn through hands on experience• Build on the water confidence• Build self confidence and leadership by working

with others

Ages: 13 – 15 Time: 9:00am – 4:00pmDates: Sessions are three weeks in length

Session 1: June 22 – July 10 (x7/3) Session 2: July 13 – July 31 Session 3: August 3 – August 21

Where: Spot Pond in StonehamFee: $999

Youth SummerBoating

Programs Boating is Fun Dates: All sessions are Monday – Friday (x7/4) Week 1 June 22 – June 26 Week 2 June 29 –July 3 Week 3 July 6 – July 10 Week 4 July 13 – July 17 Week 5 July 20 –July 24 Week 6 July 27 – July 31 Week 7 August 3 – August 7 Week 8 August 10 – August 14 Week 9 August 17 – August 21

Boating for Teens CampTeens love boating, too! Geared toward ages 13 – 15, Boating for Teens Camp is a great time on the water. Teen Camp is offered at three-week increments, giving campers plenty of opportunities to demon-strate leadership skills and to learn more advanced boating techniques. Problem-solving and critical thinking are abilities that teens will naturally pick up in this fun, authentic learning environment.





Standard/Yellow Ball (ages 11+)Full court is used with a standard tennis ball. Continued development of strokes, use of spin, basic singles and doubles tactics as well as an increase of competitive drills. Recommended racquet size: Junior Racquet

Spring Sunday Tennis ScheduleDates: Sundays, May 17 – June 7Program Ages TimesRed Ball 4 – 6 10:00 – 11:00amOrange Ball 4 – 10 11:00 – 12:00pmWhere: Dobbins Tennis CourtsFee: $80

Summer Tennis SchedulesEight-week sessions; pick one day per week for eight weeks. Red and Orange Ball: choose either Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Green Ball: choose either Monday or Tuesday. Yellow ball: choose either Wednesday or Thursday.Days cannot vary week to week. If the day you choose does not work well for you, you will not be able to switch days. Of course, special circumstances will be considered and will need to be run by Sandy.Program Ages TimesRed Ball 4–6 9:00am– 10:00amOrange Ball 4–10 10:00am– 11:00am Green Ball 4 – 12 11:00am – 12:00pmYellow Ball 11+ 11:00am – 12:30pm

Dates: Mondays July 06 – August 24 Tuesdays July 07 – August 25 Wednesdays July 08 – August 26 Thursdays July 09 – August 27

Where: Dobbins Tennis CourtsFee: $160

Private Lessons and Private Groups available. Email [email protected]

for availability and pricing.

Spring & Summer Tennis Programs

with Sandy Palmer, PTR Certified Tennis Junior Development Director

at Woburn Racquet Club

Tennis Sized Right for Age and Ability.• Balls bounce lower and move

slower through the air, making them easier to hit

• Four levels of tennis balls: 8 years old and under, 9 – 10, 4 – 12 and 11 and older.

• Racquets sized for small hands that are easier to grip and swing.

Red Ball (ages 4 – 6)Players will focus on hand-eye coordination, agility, gross motor skills as well as developing swing technique. Children will continue development of motor and athletic skills. Coordination, movement and balance drills will be introduced. Learn the game of tennis while having fun! One-hour sessions. Recommended racquet size: 19”-23”Orange Ball (ages 4 – 10)Players will work to improve their skills and mechanics, focus on consistency and accuracy while learning to construct points during match play. Classes will be focused on footwork and proper technique. Games and drills will prepare this player for more competitive rallies. One-hour sessions. Recommended racquet size: 23”-25”Green Ball (ages 4 – 12 )Full Court with Green Ball. This class is for players that can play quality points on a full court. The class focuses on the development of mechanics, improving consistency and “thoughtful” tactics in singles and doubles.(1 1/2 hours). Recommended racquet size: 25” – 27”


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B. Wakefield Common/Lake Quannapowitt Main Street

C. Spaulding Park Playground Lower Common, Main Street

D. McCarthy Senior Center 30 Converse Street

E. Americal Civic Center 467 Main Street

F. Galvin Middle School 525 Main Street

G. Wakefield High School: Beasley Track & Field, Landrigan Field, & Dobbins Tennis Courts 60 Farm Street

H. Blatz Field 30 Farm Street

I. Walsh Field 10 Hemlock Road

J. Mapleway Field 16 Maple Way





Blatz Field Blatz field is a small softball diamond used for youth and adult league softball. Located behind the Woodville Elementary School on Farm Street.

Landrigan Field Landrigan is the home of the Wakefield Warriors varsity football team. It is a full-size turf field that also has lights if needed for a night game. Landrigan is used for adult and youth lacrosse, high school and youth field hockey, as well as football. Located up the street from Wakefield Memorial High School on Farm Street. You would take Hemlock Road where you will see a baseball field on your right and Landrigan is located at the top of the street.

Mapleway Playground Mapleway Playground is located off of Oak Street in Greenwood. At this park there are two fields used for softball or baseball, for both youth or adult leagues. There is also a great playground for kids and an outdoor basketball court. Go down Maple Way off of Oak Street to enter the park.

Moulton Park Moulton Playground is located on the West Side of town. Here there is a playground for children, soccer field for youth soccer and a baseball field used for both adult and youth leagues. There is a also an outdoor basketball court adjacent to the baseball field. Located off of Cedar Street.

Nasella Field Nasella Field is located on Water Street and is directly next to Shaw’s Supermarket. There are two baseball diamonds located here and are used for youth baseball. There is also a playground here for kids to use.

Sullivan Park Sullivan Park is used for youth soccer and little league baseball. At this park, there is one baseball diamond and a large field for youth soccer. Located off of Salem Street.

Veterans Field Veterans Field is located on the corner of North Avenue and Church Street. It is backed up to the scenic Lake Quannapowitt and is a popular field to play softball for both youth and adult leagues.

Walsh Field Walsh Field is used for adult and youth baseball. It is the home of the Wakefield Warriors varsity baseball team. Located on Hemlock Road, off of Farm Street. The baseball diamond is adjacent to Wakefield Memorial High School.

Walton Field Walton Field is used primarily for soccer, both youth and adult. It is a turf field that also has lights in the event of a night game. Walton can also be used for youth and adult lacrosse. Located next to the Galvin Middle School with entrances from either Main Street or North Avenue.

Wakefield Parks & Fields

To download copies of the Wakefield Recreation Field Use Policy and Field Permit Request Form, go to www.wakerec.com







Payment: Payment must accompany all registrations. Checks should be made payable to Wakefield Recreation. Master-Card, Visa, and Discover are also accepted. If choosing to register on-line, please visit www.wakerec.com. If registering for the first time with Wakefield Recreation, you will need to create a household account. Please call 781-246-6389 if you experience difficulties. Phone registrations now welcome!

Refunds: There will be NO REFUNDS unless a program is canceled by Wakefield Recreation. In the event that participants must cancel, household credit requests must be submitted in written form to the Recreation Director. If approved, the percentage of credit may vary. If you cancel after the start of a program, no credits or refunds will be given. Please note that there is a $5 administrative fee for all refunds unless the program is canceled by Wakefield Recreation.

Financial Assistance: Full and partial financial aid packets are available for all Recreation Programs, unless noted, for Wakefield Residents. Please contact Wakefield Recreation for more details. Payment plans are also available for Wakefield Residents

Course Confirmation: A participant is registered ONLY when payment is received. Upon receipt of payment, an emailed receipt will be sent. We do not send out reminders for programs. We will only contact you in the event of cancellations. If at any time, there are questions regarding your household account, please log onto www.wakerec.com to view your household account history.

Special Needs: participants with special needs are encouraged to attend all of our programs. Staff members are sensitive to their needs and will do everything possible to assist. If you are unsure about program registration, call regarding specifics.

Attention Parents: All program participants are encouraged to bring water and snack to the programs, however, due to increased nut allergies, please do not bring or send items containing nuts for snacks and lunches.

Participants Responsibility: We ask that all participants respect the staff, other participants, program equipment, age requirements, and facilities when participating in programs offered by Wakefield Recreation. If participants fail to cooperate with the rules, Wakefield Recreation reserves the right to dismiss or suspend a participant in any program without a refund.

Inclement Weather: Please check wakerec.com for inclement weather updates on programs and fields operated through Wakefield Recreation. The Department of Public Works makes the decision regarding field cancellations. Once a determination has been made, our website will be updated for your convenience. It is also our policy that if Wakefield Public Schools close due to weather related issues, our programs will also be canceled.

Cancellations: We reserve the right to cancel or postpone a program due to low enrollment. If a multi-session program must be canceled due to inclem-ent weather or other unforeseen circumstances, we will make every effort to reschedule the program. If a program cannot be rescheduled, a household credit will be issued for the canceled program.

Volunteer Opportunities: Wakefield Recreation greatly depends on volunteers to support all of our programs and special events. If you are interested in volunteering, there are a variety of programs and activities looking for a caring heart, a specific skill, and a helping hand! Contact us for openings. Thanks to all who have already given their time and energy!

Typo, Human Errors, We Goofed!?: Occasionally there may be an error or change in the day, time, fee, or location of a program in our brochure. If so, we will do everything possible to correct the situation promptly. Thank you for your patience and understanding should these situations arise.

Wakefield Recreation

GeneralInformation

Wakefield Recreation DepartmentDan McGrath

Recreation DirectorKaren Burke

Recreation Administrative Assistant467 Main Street, Wakefield, MA 01880

Main Number 781-246-6389 www.wakerec.com

Mission Statement

Wakefield Recreation, a self-sustaining Division of the Town, offers safe, quality and affordable programs and facilities for citizens

of all ages and abilities. Our staff members are qualified professionals, dedicated to serving the

community with excellence and pride.

Wakefield Recreation Committee

Richard Stevens, ChairJed Barrett, Vice Chair

Robert Burnett Chris Gargano Annie Duvall Susan Hickey Todd Fickes Frank Leone Julie Grillon Jeanne Stinson





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Email:Dan McGrath

Recreation Director [email protected]

Karen Burke Administrative Assistant [email protected]

Website: www.wakerec.com

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Emergency Medical Treatment: I hereby give the Wakefield Recreation Program permission to administer basic First Aid, CPR, and necessary medication to my child _______________________________________________ and/or take my child _______________________________________________ to a hospital and secure medical treatment when I cannot be reached or when delay could be dangerous to my child’s health.

Allergies, Chronic Health Conditions: Allergies must also complete EAAP plan at the Recreation Dept office. Please list all of your child’s allergies and/or chronic health conditions: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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