Kickstart Your Game with Our Soccer Clinic!
Presented by Phoenix Rising FC, this dynamic clinic helps young athletes build essential soccer skills in a fun, supportive environment. Participants will be grouped by age and skill level, ensuring personalized instruction and growth. Led by experienced coaches, players will engage in a variety of activities designed to boost their game while promoting teamwork, confidence, and sportsmanship.
AGES 5-12 Co-Ed
Wednesday, October 22
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Heroes Regional Park
REGISTER HERE
Score Big with Our Youth Soccer Program!
Get ready for a season of fun, learning, and teamwork! Our youth soccer program teaches fundamental skills and the importance of good sportsmanship—all in a supportive and inclusive environment. Whether your child is new to the game or building on existing skills, they’re sure to have a blast on the field!
AGES 5-12 Co-Ed
October 27-December 4
Location: Heroes Regional Park
REGISTER HERE
Experience the Fastest Game on Two Feet – Lacrosse!
Join us for an exciting lacrosse clinic where participants will learn how to catch, throw, scoop, and cradle the ball through fun, hands-on instruction. The clinic wraps up with a fast-paced, action-filled game that puts new skills into play. No experience or equipment necessary—just bring your energy and enthusiasm!
AGES 6 -14 Co-Ed
Tuesday, October 21
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Heroes Regional Park
REGISTER HERE
Other Youth activities and programs can be found in our Glendale @Play Recreation Magazine
HERE.
Throughout the year, our youth sports leagues are run by amazing volunteer coaches. If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out the YOUTH SPORTS COACH ONLINE APPLICATION.
BE A VOLUNTEER COACH. Indicate your desire to coach when signing up your child. Those who do not have children in the league are also welcome to apply!
1. Be at least 18 years old.
2. Complete the coach online application.
3. Be fingerprinted and have an FBI background check.
4. Adhere to the City of Glendale’s coach’s Code of Conduct and department philosophy, “The outcome of the child is more important than the outcome of the game.”