Since 1935, Cavaliers Kids Sports has introduced the fundamentals of team sports to thousands of New York City children. We invite you to join the generations of kids who have helped make our after school sports program one of the most trusted and fun-filled in Manhattan.

Sports help children learn personal and social skills that can be helpful in school and in life including; teamwork, leadership, sportsmanship, strength, respect, fair play, the ability to focus, discipline and self esteem. ...

Located in mid-Westchester County and situated on 200 acres of rolling countryside, Pace University returns to host this NIKE Basketball Camp. ...

For more than 70 years, the Jewish Community Center of Greater Monmouth County in Deal Park, NJ has dedicated its efforts to serving the needs of the entire family. With diverse programming targeting infants through seniors, the JCC helps connect its members to fitness and community – one family member at a time. ...

Sleep away setting;each child is made to feel good about themselves.Emphasis on swimming&athletics,fun runs through prog ...

For over forty-five years the Breitner family has been providing quality summers for children. Each season brings your child a summer's excitement that lasts throughout the year. ...

One of the most respected and successful karate leagues has agreed to become part of AAU. George Aschkar JR, the President of the New York Traditional Karate League, will be bringing at least six of his Dojos with him to AAU. Mr. Ashkar is one of the most respected leaders in the sport of karate both in the New York Metropolitan area and the country. ...

Suited to players who are of beginner to intermediate level, the USSI tennis camp will teach children the basic fundamentals in stroke production, court movement and basic footwork skills. All classes follow a USTA curriculum Children must provide their own racket for this program. ...

Winnewald, in the heart of Clinton Township, is Hunterdon's only private day camp. ...

As the first year of the twentieth century began, Mr. Arthur Pierson, who was at that time State Superintendent of Fresh Air Work for Christian Endeavorers, spoke to a gathering of Hudson County Endeavorers on the hardships of the poverty stricken children of the city during the long summer months. He told of the remedy that some Endeavorers in the state of New Jersey had applied - Fresh Air and Sunshine, Good Food and Fun.

The young people who heard him became interested. Mr. Joseph K. Harriman, an active worker in the Union, and eight years later destined to become its president, was appointed a committee of one to meet with Mr. Pierson to discuss the possibilities of the Union engaging in some work of this kind. Mr. Harriman visited him at his office in New York. The result of the meeting was a young man enthusiastic to see something begun. ...

TO HELP CREATE POSITIVE MEMORIES FOR THE YOUTH OF OUR COMMUNITY AND
CHALLENGE THE GIFTED IN AN ATHLETIC ENVIRONMENT. WE LOOK TO EMPOWER OTHERS
TO HELP FULFILL THOSE COMMON GOALS IN EVERY ATHLETIC ENDEAVOR THEY CHOOSE.
FROM KICKBALL TO SENIOR BASEBALL AND BEYOND, WE HAVE PLENTY TO OFFER OUR
CHILDREN FROM THE INTRAMURAL LEVEL TO THE TRAVEL LEVEL. ...