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Sports & More!

SUMMER OLYMPICS 2024 CAMP (8 - 13 years) This Summer Olympic sport themed camp is a fun week of friendly competitions and relay races, Olympic sports like soccer, archery, scavenger hunts and challenges that will take place indoors, outdoors and at the pool. The goal of the camp is to help children develop an ap preciation of sport and physical activity, and provide a variety of options to make sure everyone can participate regardless of athletic ability. #13748 Monday - Friday

SOCCER SKILLS CAMP (6 - 10 years) This immersive soccer skills camp will have players of all levels refine techniques, en hance ball control, and master footwork. Expert coaches lead dynamic drills, fostering agility, and team building. Don’t forget your swim suit to enjoy the pool after a morning of hard work and play. #13742 Monday - Friday July 8 - 12 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Lewis Park Soccer Field 1 $215/5

VOLLEYBALL CAMP (7 - 14 years) Set, Volley, Spike! Developed for the younger active kids interest ed in volleyball, just beginning to play the sport or those who might have played before. This camp will provide a fun, positive and skill building environment with a strong emphasis on de veloping proper technique while learning how to pass, set, serve and spike. The goal by the end of the week is to make new vol leyball friends, build confidence with your skills and hopefully get ready to join your school team! We may even visit the outdoor beach courts! Monday - Friday July 22 - 26 (7 - 11 years) #13752 9:00 am - 12:00 pm (11 - 14 years) #13753 1:00 - 4:00 pm Lewis MP Hall $150/5

COURTENAY SUMMER DAYCAMPS

July 29 - August 2 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Lewis Centre Gym $215/5

Earn grad credits! Come

volunteer with us!

Don’t forget to bring swim attire every day, for every camp!

courtenay.ca/ volunteer

Introducing Jocelyn! Jocelyn started her volleyball career in grade 6 and played on the Comox Valley Strikers, before moving to Victoria. In Victoria, she continued her passion for volleyball achieving three Provincial Championships with her high school team and won All-Star and MVP awards with both school and club teams. She was then selected to play with Simon Fraser University, Canada’s only NCAA school. At SFU she achieved both Hon ourable Mention and First Team All-Conference awards. Being back this summer with Courtenay Rec summer camps, where her passion for vol leyball started, she hopes to inspire kids to both have fun and help them reach their potential.

SPRING REGISTRATION STARTS MONDAY MARCH 11 SUMMER REGISTRATION STARTS MONDAY APRIL 15

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