It is a summer filled with challenging, yet fun classes for college credit or enrichment…a summer filled with new friends and independence…a summer filled with the finest sports and recreational facilities at Penn State, thrilling outdoor adventures in Colorado and Vermont or amazing cultural opportunities in Paris ...

The Amherst Soccer Association is an all volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to providing children instruction, enjoyment and competition in the sport. Our goal is for each child to have fun while learning the skills necessary to play soccer and to develop physically and socially to reach their maximum potential. We are dedicated to providing positive role models to help build character, leadership and teamwork in our children that will enhance their lives beyond the sport. ...

Since 1874, the 92nd Street Y has been serving its community and the world in a remarkable way, providing exceptional programs across the spectrum—in the arts and culture, Jewish life and education, health and fitness, personal growth and travel, and in classes for adults, families and children. A unique, multifaceted non-profit institution, the 92nd Street Y serves over 300,000 people annually, from newborns to centenarians, always remaining true to its mission. ...

Established in 1901 as one of the nation's first summer camps, Frost Valley YMCA now provides four seasons of outdoor, experiential and educational opportunities. Frost Valley YMCA is a 6,000 acre residential camping, environmental education, and conference center located in the heart of the "forever wild" Catskill Mountain Preserve. ...

The Tennis program is designed to instruct the beginning player in basic techniques and offer the experienced player advanced skills and game strategy. ...

The SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex, opened in the summer of 2002, features two artificial turf (Sprinturf) fields, both with lights for night contests. One field seats 6,500 spectators, the other 1,500. ...

The SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex, opened in the summer of 2002, features two artificial turf (Sprinturf) fields, both with lights for night contests. One field seats 6,500 spectators, the other 1,500. ...

This camp will provide a fundamental approach to the game of baseball emphasizing all phases of the game. The camp is for players from the ages of 7 to 18 and of all skill levels. No prior experience is necessary, and players are matched by age and skill level for drills and games. Parents are welcome to observe drills, games and instruction. ...

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