The 5th & 6th grade girls team will play fast pitch softball in the minor division of the Fast Wizards league.

Practices: Pre-season practices are scheduled to start Tuesday, March 9, weather permitting and will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-6:00pm through the end of March. In April, practices will be held on Tuesdays only.

Games: Games will be held during the week and on Sundays in the Toledo area. Game schedule will be announced once it is set.

Registrations fees include: uniform pants, shirt, socks, league and umpire fees. There may be some incidentals that will be collected by the coach at a later date if needed.

Each player will provide their own: belt, glove, bat and helmet.

Open to students in elementary school through junior high. Must have Coach V or Coach Ryan's approval, if they have not previously been in this class.

This class will improve overall chess skills by local master, Ryan Clayton, 3 times Beach Tournament Champion/2010 Ohio High School State Champion.

The Ottawa Hills Chess Club is one of the strongest scholastic chess clubs in Ohio. Over the past four years, Ottawa Hills Elementary School has won several state chess championship titles.

Face mask/covering required during entire class.

Minimum: 6 students
Maximum: 10 students

COVID-19 PROTOCOL

• Children will be dismissed at the doors by the community room (door #5).
• All participants will be asked to wash their hands or use hand sanitizer upon arrival to class.
• All plans and schedules are subject to change according to guidelines set forth by the state, county or school district.
• Under no circumstance should a participant attend class if their temperature is above 100 degrees fahrenheit, exhibit other COVID-19 symptoms or if they have been exposed to any person who has tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 14 days.
• Participants should not attend if they have taken a Covid-19 test and are awaiting results.
• We want everyone to have fun while staying safe and healthy!

LIfe throws us different kinds of challenges, this class will prepare you for all of them. Be ready to test your conditioning (and strength) in this cross-training/HITT interval based class. This class will incorporate the best multiple modalities, allowing for unlimited variety and creativity. All fitness levels are welcome!

“MetCon” is a term used for metabolic conditioning and is a workout involving repeated and/or sustained high-intensity exercises, usually involving weight lifting movements, with short rest periods in order to burn fat or create a “conditioning” effect.

Maximum Capacity: 12

COVID-19 Protocol

• Participants must wear a face mask at all times...upon entrance and exit of the fitness center AND while exercising.
• There is enough space in the fitness center to maintain social distance when exercising.
• Participants are to wipe down the equipment after use. There will be time to clean between usage. Paper towels and cleaning spray will be available as well as three hand sanitizer stations.
• Bring your own water bottle.

The spring clinic is a great opportunity to introduce the sport of field hockey to your young athletes. We will focus and review the fundamentals of the sport starting with - how to hold a stick, proper body positioning, moving the ball with dribbling, push passing, drives, and sweeps. Also included will be understanding field positions, defensive moves like tackles and jabs, small game-play, interactive contests and more!

The purpose of the clinic is to engage all beginners and certainly those that have played before to excite them for the upcoming summer camp (June) and future seasons!

We are excited to have both current players and ABSOLUTELY brand new players join us!

The clinic will be held inside, but could move outside, weather permitting.

All players need to wear a mouth guard, shin guards and appropriate footwear. They should also bring a water bottle and a stick if they have one, but extra sticks will be available.

Face masks are required.

Explore yoga for the first time, or expand your ongoing practice in a safe, supportive, community environment. Each session includes opportunities to stretch, strengthen, breath deeply and of course relax! Options are given for all levels of strength and flexibility.

Please bring your own mat, strap and water bottle.

This session is 5 weeks.

Minimum: 6 participants
Maximum: 8 participants

COVID-19 PROTOCOL

• All plans and schedules are subject to change according to guidelines set forth by the state, county or school district.
  
• Masks/face coverings must be worn during the entire class.
• Under no circumstance should a participant attend if their temperature is above 100 degrees fahrenheit, exhibit other COVID-19 symptoms or if they have been exposed to any person who has tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 14 days.

The spring clinic is a great opportunity to introduce the sport of field hockey to your young athletes. We will focus and review the fundamentals of the sport starting with - how to hold a stick, proper body positioning, moving the ball with dribbling, push passing, drives, and sweeps. Also included will be understanding field positions, defensive moves like tackles and jabs, small game-play, interactive contests and more!

The purpose of the clinic is to engage all beginners and certainly those that have played before to excite them for the upcoming summer camp (June) and future seasons!

We are excited to have both current players and ABSOLUTELY brand new players join us!

The clinic will be held inside, but could move outside, weather permitting.

All players need to wear a mouth guard, shin guards and appropriate footwear. They should also bring a water bottle and a stick if they have one, but extra sticks will be available.

Face masks are required.

Lego Battle Bots! Over the course of 4 classes, participants will build and program LEGO based robots to battle it out on a 3 foot diameter ring.

Teams will be invited (but not required) to compete at Sylvania STEM Center 3315 Centennial, Suite H, on May 1st to prove who has the top bot.

COVID-19 PROTOCOL

• All plans and schedules are subject to change according to guidelines set forth by the state, county or school district.
  
• All students are required to wear a face covering
• Children will be dismissed at the doors by the community room. Parents are asked to meet their child at the door and not enter the building.
• All participants will be asked to wash their hands upon arrival to class.
• A participant who has taken a Covid-19 test should not attend until they receive a report of negative results.
• Under no circumstance should a participant attend a practice or game if their temperature is above 100 degrees fahrenheit, exhibit other COVID-19 symptoms or if they have been exposed to any person who has tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 14 days.
• We want everyone to have fun while staying safe and healthy!

Students will receive instruction at the beginner level regarding tactics and strategies in the opening, middle and endgame.

In this class, students will learn and improve their overall chess skills with local master, Ryan Clayton.

The Ottawa Hills Chess Club is one of the strongest scholastic chess clubs in Ohio. Over the past four years, Ottawa Hills Elementary School has won several state chess championship titles.

Face mask/covering required during entire class.

Minimum: 6 students
Maximum: 10 students

COVID-19 PROTOCOL

• Children will be dismissed at the doors by the community room (door #5).
• All participants will be asked to wash their hands or use hand sanitizer upon arrival to class.
• All plans and schedules are subject to change according to guidelines set forth by the state, county or school district.
• Under no circumstance should a participant attend class if their temperature is above 100 degrees fahrenheit, exhibit other COVID-19 symptoms or if they have been exposed to any person who has tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 14 days.
• Participants should not attend if they have taken a Covid-19 test and are awaiting results.
• We want everyone to have fun while staying safe and healthy!

Kids yoga can allow your child to explore his/hers own strength & flexibility levels. This class gives the child the tools to develop focus, flexibility & relaxation. These tools are helpful in enhancing performance levels in sports, dance & school focus. All students should bring a mat or a bath towel.

The Coach Pitch league will give boys and girls in grades K-2, an opportunity to learn all the basics and improve their skills in this fun league! Tees will be available for those who have trouble hitting, but they will have the opportunity to hit coach pitch each time up at bat.

If you feel your 2nd grader needs advanced/more competitive play, you may want to consider having them play Machine Pitch Baseball instead.

League:
Players will be divided into teams and play games on Saturday mornings between 9:00-10:30am.

Coaches:
All coaches are volunteers. Parents may indicate their willingness to coach on the registration form. The league cannot run without the help of the parent coaches.

Uniform:
Team jerseys and a hat are provided. Baseball pants and cleats are not required, but recommended. Since the weather fluctuates greatly in the spring, it is important to dress appropriately.

Equipment:
Each player should provide their own glove. Bats are provided, but players are encouraged to bring their own if they have them. Helmets will be available, but it is strongly recommended that every player has their own.

Registration deadline: March 22
The registration fee will increase by $10 after the deadline.

Questions?
Contact Sean Hickey at seanhickey42@gmail.com or 773.425.9594