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YMCA Men’s Softball League

GRAND TRAVERSE BAY YMCA

2012 YMCA MEN’S SOFTBALL LEAGUE

What:                YMCA Men’s Softball League

When:                League begins April 30 at the Civic Center

Leagues:            ‘Senior” = (Monday)    “B” = (Thursday)   “C” = (Tuesday)   “D” = (Wednesday) Friday night is for overflow.

Cost:             $690.00 team fee

Registration:      Between March 1 and March 31, a $300.00 deposit is required to hold your spot in a league.  The balance is due by April 15.  Returning teams have priority registration status; others will be placed on a waiting list. Returning teams must follow registration deadlines, as we will begin taking waiting list teams April 1.  Please respond early, as space is limited!

Format:             Round robin league schedule with a tournament. Please check with League Director as to the legality of bats.

How to Pay:       Please make checks payable to “GT Bay YMCA” and drop off or mail to:

YMCA 3000 Racquet Club Dr Traverse City, MI  49684.                  231.933.9622

Notes : League home run limits: “B” = 6   “C” = 2   “D” = 1. All bats must be on the ASA approved list. Rosters will be kept in our umpire room, so that they may be referred to if needed. Names may be added or deleted from your roster by calling Barb Beckett (933-9622) who will update.

Rosters MUST be turned in to Barb by April 22. Click here for registration form.  Sign up early.

Y Women's Softball League

GRAND TRAVERSE BAY YMCA

YMCA 2012 Women’s  Softball League  

Where:        All games played at the Civic Center

Nights:        Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays (see league director for “A”, “B” League info)

Cost:           $690.00 per team fee. Fee must be paid in full to register

Deadline:   April 20

Play Begins: Week of May 14

Format:       Round robin league play.

Registration may be started by completing the form below and returning it along with your $690.00 team fee to the YMCA 3000 Racquet Club Dr. Traverse City, MI  49684. 


Click here for registration form. Contact Barb Beckett at 231.933.9622.
www.gtbayymca.org  .

Y Coed Softball League

GRAND TRAVERSE BAY YMCA

2012 COED SOFTBALL LEAGUE 

Registration Deadline: before March 31! 

Space limited! Do not wait to register!

             League:                     Starting Date & Number of Teams in League 

Sunday Competitive                 May 6  - first 12 teams paid

Sunday Recreational                May 6  - first 12 teams

Monday                                  May 7 – first 9 teams

Friday                                    May 11 – first 9 teams paid

Notes: Teams returning from last year have priority registration status; others will be placed on a waiting list. Regardless, all registration deadlines are enforced. Waiting list teams will be allowed to register on April 1. Your team must be paid in full to be included on the league schedule.  If you are a returning or new team trying to switch leagues, please circle above your 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd choice.

Click here for registration form. Contact League Director Barb Beckett at 231-933-9622.

www.gtbayymca.org .

Y Gymnasts Win National Meet

Turner, Davis, Flores 

Win National Meet

(Chicago, IL) – On the face of it, the challenge was insurmountable.  Over 4,000 gymnasts were on hand from 30 states plus Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Bermuda, and New Zealand.  It was confirmed by Guinness as the “World’s Largest Invitation Gymnastics Meet”, and only a venue as large as Chicago’s Navy Pier could accommodate the six full gyms required to host the event.

To top it off, the Grand Traverse Bay YMCA’s top two gymnasts, Kendra Benak and Annie Gerstner, were unable to compete due illness. 

YMCA veterans Amy Davis and Francie Flores embraced the pressure, however, each winning gold medal all-around awards in their respective Level 7 age divisions with identical scores of 37.4.  “Amy and Francie competed against some great gymnasts, but came out on top,” said coach Jennifer Van Deinse.  “Those were great wins for both of them, but it was Jade Turner who really had a break-out performance.” 

10-year-old Turner rose to the occasion with a 37.05 gold-medal all-around championship performance at Level 6, winning the meet by capturing the gold on vault with a score of 9.2 and beam with a 9.55.  “Jade was not intimidated at all on this international stage,” said  Van Deinse.  “She was solid on all four events, and really earned her all-around gold.”

Altogether, the ten competing YMCA gymnasts brought home 44 individual medals, including ten first-place gold medals and three all-around championships.  “Those medal performances would be considered quite an accomplishment at any meet,” added co-coach Gina Van Deinse, “but it’s especially meaningful at the world’s largest gymnastics meet.  Still, we could have done better, and we’re going to get to work on that right away this week.”

At Level 5 for the YMCA team, Ryan Zrimec won 6^th-place all-around with a score of 35.125, while Summer Bennetts came in 10^th-place all-around.  Patricia Davis won bars with a score of 9.475, en route to a 4^th-place all-around finish at Level 7.  Combined with sister Amy’s all-around gold medal, including a first place 9.6 floor routine, and Flores’ all-around gold medal bolstered by a 2^nd-place 9.55 floor routine by Kayla Jackson, the YMCA Level 7 team missed the all-around gold team award by only four tenths of a point.

“We were happy the team came in 3^rd-place,” said Van Deinse.  “At a meet of this stature, any medal is phenomenal, but we’re going to work hard for that four tenths next year to take the team gold.”

Also competing for the YMCA team were Level 6 gymnasts Darby Drake, recording a gold medal beam routine and 5^th place all-around, and Kayla Brady, 4^th place all-around in her age division.   Annemarie Jenkins placed 14^th all-around.

The next meet for the YMCA gymnasts is the Tulip City Invitational to be held March 3 – 5 in Holland, Michigan.  For more information about YMCA gymnastics, contact gym director Betsy Van Deinse at 929-2869 or visit www.gtbayymca.org to find meet photos and more information.

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Pictures Attached, Tag lines:

All around champions: Amy Davis, Jade Turner and Francie Flores.

Grand Traverse Bay YMCA Team.

back row left to right: Kayla Brady, Jade Turner, Annemarie Jenkins, Summer Bennetts, Ryan Zrimec, front row left to right: Rachel Ovalle, Patricia Davis, Francie Flores, Kendra Benak, Kayla Jackson, Annie Gerstner, Amy Davis

Pickleball at the Y

PICKLEBALL

Pickleball is played on a small court with a wooden paddle and a plastic ball. Join the fun! Coed sport. A great game for adults of all ages!

Location: YMCA Main Facility, 3000 Racquet Club Drive

Dates/Sessions:  Mon, Wed, Fri

Times: Call Y for times - 933-9622

Y Member Fee: $3 court fee per player

Non-member fee: $10 day pass plus $3 court fee per player

The Y has three indoor and three outdoor courts.

Some pictures from today and other days with Pickleball participants:

Family Fun Night at Y Early Childhood Center

This Family Fun Night is geared to families with pre-schoolers.

Fun and Health - Youth WOW partnership

First published in Family First Monthly, February 2012


Fun and Health

By Diane Roach, RD

    Fun and health are mixed together all the time at the YMCA. A special program for overweight youth ages 10-17 years, Youth WOW (Working on Wellness) provides structured, fun exercise and reliable nutrition guidance for a healthy lifestyle.

     During the 4 month program, Y fitness trainer, Rebecca Galsterer, leads Y Youth WOW participants each week with a wide variety of activities, including racquetball, pickle ball, tennis, and basketball. She also teaches them how to use fitness equipment and monitor their heart rates. They are excited to see their fitness levels improve during the 4 month program, and to feel their clothes fit looser. Judging by the smiles on kids’ faces at the end of the “work out” sessions, she seems to have a gift for working with each person. When complimented for her work, she always replies, “It’s so much fun!” 

 

    For nutrition guidance, participants meet as a group and individually with Munson Medical Center Registered Dietitian, Diane Roach.  A non-diet approach is used which includes learning about hunger and fullness, balanced meals, portion sizes, behavior change tips, fiber, beverages, snacking, social eating, and eating cues. There are games and challenges along the way.

    Pine Rest Counseling Center staff provide a behavioral health group session, and are available for further support, if needed.

    If you’d like to learn more about the Youth WOW Program, go to www.gtbayymca.org or call 933-9622 YMCA or call Diane Roach, RD 935-8451.The next session begins May 9, with registration deadline April 27. Cost is $392 for a four-month program. This includes YMCA membership for the entire family. Current YMCA members pay $272 for four months. Scholarship assistance may be available.

Fun and Healthy Snacks

As you plan your next party, here are some snack ideas to mix a little health with the fun. These snacks can be prepared ahead of time, or can be a fun activity for party guests to create together.

Fruit Kabobs or Fruit Bowls

Pick any combination of colorful fruits! Rinse, cut them bite size, and slide them onto wooden skewers or long toothpicks. If you don’t have the kabob sticks, place all the fruit in a beautiful bowl! It’s fun to choose fruit colors that match your party theme!

Grapes

Berries

Pineapple chunks

Orange sections

Banana slices

Kiwi slices

Melon balls

Dried fruit

Parfait Perfect

  Ingredients:

Fancy clear plastic or glass containers

Blueberries, strawberries, raspberries (if frozen, thaw and drain berries first

Vanilla yogurt

Granola topping

  Instructions: 

Make a layer of berries in the containers, and then yogurt, and continue these layers until it’s almost full. Sprinkle granola on top!

Funny Faces

  Ingredients:

Small tortilla (or English muffin halves, pita bread)

Pizza sauce

Shredded mozzarella cheese

Sliced green pepper, red pepper

Sliced mushrooms

Black olives

   Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 425 F. Spray baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray or lightly oil; set aside.
2. Place disk on prepared baking sheet. Spread pizza sauce on each disk. Sprinkle with mozzarella

    cheese. Decorate with toppings as desired to create faces.

3. Bake 10 minutes or until cheese is just melted and bottom of pizzas are light brown.

Fresh Tomato Salsa to serve with tortilla chips

  Ingredients:

1/2 of a small onion

1/4 cup of cilantro leaves or parsley

1 minced garlic clove

1 pound of diced ripe tomatoes

1 tablespoon of lime juice

1/4 teaspoon of salt

  Instructions:

Finely chop one half of a small onion. Mince 1/4 cup of cilantro leaves or parsley.

In a mixing bowl, combine the onion, cilantro or parsley, 1 minced garlic clove, 1 pound of diced ripe tomatoes, 1 tablespoon of lime juice, and 1/4 teaspoon of salt. Makes 2 1/2 cups.

Snack mix

  Ingredients:

2 cups unsweetened cereal (such as Cheerios®, Wheat Chex®, Fiber One®,

2 cups sweetened cereal (such as Honey Nut Cheerios®, Frosted Mini-Wheats® or Life®)

2 cups small pretzel twists

1 cup dried fruit (raisins, dried cranberries)

1 cup peanuts

  Instructions:

Mix together all ingredients in a large bowl.

Measure 1/2-cup amounts into snack-size plastic bags so they’re ready to grab and go.

Sparkling Punch

  Ingredients:

Frozen orange-pineapple-banana juice concentrate

Faygo cherry flavored sparkling

Optional: fresh strawberries to garnish

  Instructions:

Follow directions to make frozen orange-pineapple-banana juice from the frozen concentrate.

Stir in Faygo cherry flavored sparkling water, up to half of the amount of juice.

Garnish with a fresh strawberry on the rim of the glass, or in the punch bowl.

Diane earned a Bachelor of Science from Michigan State University in Clinical and Community Dietetics, and is a Registered Dietitian.  She has worked at Munson Medical Center for 28 years, including inpatient care and education, outpatient nutrition counseling, and nutrition presentations and demos in the community. Her office number is 935-8451.

The Youth Working on Wellness Program (Youth WOW) is a partnership of the Grand Traverse Bay YMCA and the Munson Medical Center (Traverse City). At the Y we are for Youth Development and Healthy Living.

Y Recieves 2% Grant from Tribe

The Grand Traverse Bay YMCA was deeply honored yesterday to receive a $10,000 grant for the New Y from the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians through its 2% Grant Program.

Here is more information about the 2% funding:

Tribal Council and Dusty Bear during presentation

PESHAWBESTOWN, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2011 –The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians is pleased to announce the distribution of $958,867.88 of gaming revenue allocation to local units of government.  The dollars have been allocated to 58 local applicants as a part of the Tribe’s “2 percent allocation,” which takes place twice per year.

Under the terms of a consent decree settling Tribes v. Engler (Case no. 1:90-CV-611, U.S. District Court, Western District Michigan), the Grand Traverse Band allocates 2 percent of its video gaming revenue to local units of government, as defined in the stipulation, no later than 60 days after October 1^st and March 31^st of each year.  This payment schedule was modified with the consent of the State of Michigan to July 31^st and January 31^st of each year because the fiscal year of the Grand Traverse Band’s gaming operation is calendar-based.

Since the 2 percent allocation began in 1994, the Grand Traverse Band has allocated $28,195,952.44 to hundreds of local organizations.

“The test for determining the distribution standards, as outlined in Tribes v. Engler are:  “Each tribe shall determine which local unit or units of government shall receive payments and the amounts thereof; provided however, the guidelines governing the tribes in making said determinations shall be based upon compensating said local units of government for governmental services provided to the tribes and for impacts associated with the existence and location of the tribal casino in its vicinity; and provided further, however…each local unit of government shall receive no less than an amount equivalent to its share of ad valorem property taxes…”

On January 25, 2012, the Tribal Council voted to determine which organizations would receive allocations.  Of the 100 applications received, totaling $3,040,951.44 in requests, the Council awarded 58 applicants for a total of $958,867.88.

The Grand Traverse Band will announce its first 2012 2 percent allocation in July.

It is with great pleasure that the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians is able to provide all citizens of northern Michigan with these services that are furnished solely by gaming revenues.

Freshman Night at Y - Feb 18

Valentine's Family Night Feb 3

My February Resolutions

First published in the Grand Traverse Insider, Sunday, January 29. 2012

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by Tom Van Deinse, CEO

Grand Traverse Bay YMCA

My February Resolutions

The good news?  I did not break my 2012 resolution to never procrastinate.  The bad news is that I put off my 2012 resolutions until today!  So, better late than never, here are my February resolutions:

I resolve to take off this winter weight before spring. 

I know I’m not alone, but I know I’ll do it, too.  After all the holiday meals, I’ve finally resumed a better diet, and I’m hitting more tennis balls and enjoying the sauna at the Y.  Others are giving the Y treadmills a workout or enjoying the greatly expanded menu of exercise classes.

As the CEO of the Y, I resolve to help the rest of the community get healthier, too. 

That’s why we’re hosting a smoking cessation class, offering a program called YMCA Youth Working on Wellness (Y Youth WOW), and providing more opportunities to join the Y with our financial assistance program and free joiner fee period through Valentine’s Day. 

I resolve to share the Y story. 

In a recent membership campaign, we registered over 600 new YMCA members.  How did we do it?  We let the Y programs sell themselves.  Some just wanted to lose weight, like me, and some wanted to tone up.  Others wanted to enjoy year-round pickleball, tennis, or basketball.  Still others were looking to take advantage of the member discounts on popular programs like gymnastics, child care, YMCA Pop Warner football, or lacrosse.  At the YMCA you and your family can get fit and have fun for less!  It’s a great story that everyone should hear.

I resolve to get the New Y open in 2013. 

Of course, the credit for the hard work of raising the funds goes to the volunteers and community members.  Rob and Phyllis Foster, Dave and Beth Howard, and Jerry and Don Oleson teamed up with nearly 900 donors to get us to the point where construction of the New Y can begin this spring.  Volunteers like Henry Peet and Paul Schmuckal and scores of others will make my New Y resolution an easy one to fulfill.

I further resolve to offer anyone who missed the chance to support the New Y before the end of 2011 the chance to support it now. You’ll be recognized as part of this great community success story, no matter what size your gift.  The New Y will be built on gifts ranging from $5 to $2 million, validating that the YMCA’s focus on youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility really is, as our mission states, “for all”. 

Tom Van Deinse
CEO, GT Bay YMCA

My final 2012 resolution is to complete my 2013 resolutions before December 31 this year… if I get around to it!

For more information about YMCA programs or the New Y contact CEO Tom Van Deinse at tvd@gtbayymca.org, call 933-YMCA, or visit www.gtbayymca.org.

Y Family Fun Nights in February

Looking for something fun and affordable to do with your family? Join us for Family Fun Nights at the YMCA! Family Fun Nights bring your family together in a safe and fun environment to keep your kids smiling and your budget in check. Each night usually has a theme or special activity.

Family Fun Nights at the YMCA are generally the first Friday of each month and held at the Y Main Facility, 3000 Racquet Club Drive. Come join us for family friendly games of racquetball, basketball, tennis, and ping pong. Upcoming events will be held on February 3. This will have a Valentine Day theme.

Generally on the third Friday of each month, families gather at the Y Child Care Center, 1100 Woodmere Ste B. This night is geared toward families with younger children offering art projects, a huge gym, and a bounce house. Upcoming events will be held on February 17. Even though after the 14th, this family night will have a Valentine's Theme.

Events at both locations are held from 6:00 pm to 8:00 p.m. and all-you-can-eat pizza, beverages, and snacks are provided.

Admission is free to Y members and $15 per family for non-members. Click http://www.gtbayymca.org/ , our Facebook page, or Twitter for more information.
 
Next Family Fun Nights in March will be on Friday, March 2 at the Main YMCA near South Airport Road and Friday, March 16 at the Y Early Childhood Education Center, 1100 Woodmere, Ste. B. in Traverse City. (Watch out for leprechauns and pots of gold!)

Kalamazoo Gymnastic Meet Pictures

(Kalamazoo, MI) Each of the 13 Grand Traverse Bay YMCA gymnasts competing in the Snowfest Invitational State Qualifier in Kalamazoo this past weekend will be headed to their respective state meet later this spring.  And they’ll be going for the gold.

“The girls had a great meet,” said coach Jennifer Van Deinse.  “It was one of the most consistent performances we’ve seen at every level.”

Click here for full story.

Level 8 Annie Gerstner 

Level 8 Kendra Benak

Level 7 Patricia Davis

Level 7 Francie Flores

Level 6 Jade Turner

Level 7 Team

back row: Francie Flores, Kayla Jackson and Olivia Flores front row: Amy Davis and Patricia Davis

Y Valentine Teen Dance

NEWS AND INFORMATION FROM

The Grand Traverse Bay YMCA

3000 Racquet Club Drive, Traverse City, MI 49684

231.933.9622 | www.gtbayymca.org | info@gtbayymca.org

http://newsgtbayymca.blogspot.com  | We are on Facebook & Twitter

CONTACT: Erica Wilson, Erica@gtbayymca.org , 231-933-9622, or Tom Van Deinse, CEO, tvd@gtbayymca.org , 231-933-9622

Friday, January 27, 2012

FOR IMMEDATE RELEASE

TEEN VALENTINE’S DAY FORMAL AT Y

The Grand Traverse Bay YMCA staff and DJ Josh are dressing up for a rocking time at this month Teen Dance to be held at the Y Main Facility, 3000 Racquet Club Drive, just south of S. Airport Road in Traverse City.

The Teen Dance will be a valentine’s formal for grades 6 to 8 on Saturday, February 4, 2012 from 7:00 pm – 10 pm.

We are asking you to open your hearts to area food pantries and bring canned goods to be entered into a prize drawing.

Admission is with pictured student ID, is free to Y members and $8 for non-members. Proper conduct and dress are required. No bags allowed. Parents are required to drop off and pickup their children.

Erica Wilson, Y Teen Supervisor, says, “Our Y teen dances are a safe and secure place to have fun. Beside the dance, teens can experience the fun of the entire Y Main Facility. Parents and chaperones over 18 years are always welcomed to help out.” Contact Erica at 933-9622 or Erica@gtbayymca.org  to volunteer for the event.

The Y is for Youth Development and provides teen programming in keeping with its Judeo-Christian values. More information at its website at www.gtbayymca.org, Facebook, or Twitter. 

YMCA GYMNASTS QUALIFY FOR STATE MEET

Pictures are found by clicking here.

(Kalamazoo, MI) Each of the 13 Grand Traverse Bay YMCA gymnasts competing in the Snowfest Invitational State Qualifier in Kalamazoo this past weekend will be headed to their respective state meet later this spring.  And they’ll be going for the gold.

“The girls had a great meet,” said coach Jennifer Van Deinse.  “It was one of the most consistent performances we’ve seen at every level.”

Francie Flores, Annie Gerstner, Patricia Davis and Kendra Benak each turned in gold-medal all-around performances.  At level 8 Gerstner swept the gold by winning vault (9.450), bars (9.150), beam (9.150), and floor (9.500) for a first-place all-around score of 37.600.  Kendra Benak captured her first-place all-around medal in the level 8 14&up division by winning bars and floor, while placing second on vault and beam for a score of 36.850. 

In the level 7 12-13 year old division Francie Flores won bars and beam and placed second on vault and floor for her gold-medal 37.600 all-around award.  In the 14& up division of level 7 the YMCA girls swept first through fourth place all-around awards.  Olivia Flores placed fourth, Amy Davis took third, including first place gold medals on vault (9.525) and floor (a stunning 9.650 routine), and Kayla Jackson placed second, less than a point short of Patricia Davis’ all-around gold score of 37.600.  Davis won vault (9.525), bars (9.250), and beam (9.475), and placed second to twin sister Amy in the floor exercise.

“We brought home 18 gold medals, including the level 7 first-place team award,” commented coach Gina Van Deinse.  The level 6 team placed third.

“We were especially proud of our level 5 girls,” added Van Deinse.  “We had just moved Jordyn Fortier up to level 5 as the required third gymnast to fill out a team.  Yet with a strong meet from teammates Summer Bennetts and Ryan Zrimec, they were able to place third along with our level 6 team, even while competing against much bigger and much more experienced teams.”

The YMCA’s level 6 gymnasts include Darby Drake (third place all-around, including a first-place bar routine), Annemarie Jenkins (fourth place all-around, including a second-place bar routine), and Kayla Brady (seventh place all-around).

Coach Jennifer Van Deinse sees a successful future for the YMCA teams.  “When the younger girls see the hard work in practice pay off with 18 gold medals this weekend for the level 6, 7 and 8 girls, it really inspires them.”

She adds, “But this is no time to rest on our laurels.  There’s a lot of work yet to do if we’re going to make a good showing when we get to state... not to mention our next meet.”

The next meet for the YMCA gymnasts is the world-renowned Chicago Style Invitational, to be held at Navy Pier February 10 – 12.

For more information about Y Gymnastics, call gym director Betsy Van Deinse at 929-2869, stop in to the Y Gymnastics facility at 1100 Woodmere, Suite A, or visit the YMCA website at www.gtbayymca.org. 

Thanks TCAPS

Thanks to the Traverse City Area Public Schools for creating a community information page to provide information to students and parents on the region's programs and activities including the Grand Traverse Bay YMCA.  Click here to see their site. Click on image to enlarge.

Click to www.gtbayymca.org or call the Front Desk at 231-993-9622 for more information of the more than 65 programs of the Grand Traverse Bay YMCA. Yes, we are on Facebook and Twitter.

Y Pee Wee Sports: 3 - 5 year olds

Pee Wee Sports/Soccer provides a variety of sports - soccer, basketball, and many more. This program is for pre-school kids ages 3 - 5 years.  Parents encouraged to be involved and play as family.

Location: YMCA Main Facility, 3000 Racquet Club Dr, TC
Dates/Sessions: Tue, Feb 21 for 5 weeks
Times: 4:30 - 5:30 pm

Click here for registration form
Registration Deadline: Feb 14
Y Member Fee: $20   Non-member fee: $50
There is a $10 late free charge for registration after deadline.

MIDNIGHT MADNESS BB TOURNAMENT

2012 “MIDNIGHT MADNESS” BOY’S & GIRL’S GRADES 4 - 9 TEAM “3-ON-3” BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

When: March 16, 5:00 pm start
Where: Y Main Facility, 3000 Racquet Club Drive, Traverse City

Registration Deadline: March 9, 2011
Must register as a team. Preregistration required. Click here for registration form.
Cost: $120 team fee per team of 3 or 4.

Format: Every player gets a t-shirt. This is the biggest and best basketball event in the Traverse City region.

Brackets, rules, t-shirts available at the Y Main Facility on Thurs, Mar 15, 12 noon – 8 pm.

Contact Barb at 231-933-9622 or www.gtbayymca.org .

Youth Soccer Leagues: Grades K - 8

These coed recreational leagues emphasize fun and safety for grades K- 8. Teams are made by school and special request so you can play with your friends. Coaches are volunteers.

League Dates: Week of Apr 9 - Week of May 14
                       Sat & some Tue & Thu

Click here for Registration Information:
Before Feb 28, Y members $25, Non-members $60
Before Mar 19, Y members $35, Non-member $70
After Mar 19, Y members $45, Non-members $80

Coaches Meeting: Wednesday, Apr 4, 6:00 pm, @ Y Main Facility

Contact Rob or Barb at 231-933-9622 or www.gtbaymca.org .