Lincoln's Parks and Recreation Department has announced the commencement of registration for fall team sports, offering a variety of options for adults and children alike. Adult leagues cater to those aged 18 and above, while youth leagues are available for kindergarten through eighth-grade participants. Opportunities include adult volleyball, kickball, softball, and youth NFL Flag football. The program aims to bring together friends, coworkers, and community groups for enjoyable recreational or competitive play.

The announcement highlights specific details about each sport, including schedules, fees, and registration deadlines. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of these activities in fostering social connections and promoting physical fitness.

Adult Team Sports: A Range of Options

For adults, Lincoln offers diverse sports leagues designed to suit varying levels of competitiveness and interests. Volleyball, slow-pitch softball, and kickball provide opportunities for both casual and serious players. Each league features structured seasons and tournaments, ensuring an engaging experience for all participants.

Adult volleyball includes coed and women’s leagues with games scheduled on Thursday and Monday evenings respectively. Played from early September to late November at the Calvert Recreation Center, teams can enjoy either a recreational or competitive format. Early online registration provides a discounted fee of $311 per team, increasing slightly for regular registration. Softball leagues encompass coed and men’s divisions, featuring a six-week season starting in August across multiple fields. Kickball rounds out the offerings with Sunday outdoor sessions beginning mid-August, requiring a minimum of ten players per team. These programs not only promote health but also strengthen community bonds through teamwork and camaraderie.

Youth NFL Flag Football: Building Skills and Confidence

Youth NFL Flag football caters to children from kindergarten through eighth grade, providing them with a platform to develop fundamental skills in a supportive environment. With five-on-five coed matches held several times a week, this initiative fosters both individual growth and team spirit among young athletes.

This program runs from late August into mid-October at Densmore ballfields, allowing kids to engage in regular gameplay that enhances their coordination and strategic thinking. Registration fees vary based on timing and family size, with need-based scholarships available to ensure inclusivity. By participating, children gain valuable experiences that extend beyond physical activity, contributing to their overall development. Additionally, official and referee positions are open for interested individuals, offering remuneration of $26 per game. For further inquiries regarding these enriching opportunities, contact the Team Sports office or visit the provided resources online.