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ISLAND TREES ATHLETICS “Be a Part of ” ISLAND TREES ATHLETICS Track/Running Levittown Police Athletic League- PAL www.levittownpal.org Island Trees Contact: 516-579-7999 Community Athletics Guide [email protected] “Be a Part of ” Dashes, Runs, relays, field events Grades K-10 HS Sports MS Sports ____ Football (F) Football (F) USATF Long Island B & G Soccer (F) B & G Soccer (F) long-island.usatf.org/About/Resources- Cheer (F, W) Girls Volleyball (F) For/Youth.aspx Kickline (F, W) Wrestling (W) Winter & Summer Track meets for ages 7-18 Golf (F) B & G Basketball (W) ------------------------------------------------------ B & G Cross Country (F) B & G Lacrosse (S) Volleyball Girls Volleyball (F) Baseball (S) B & G Basketball (W) Softball (S) Fundamental Private Volleyball Training “Healthy Ways to Live and Play www.fundamentalpvt.com Wrestling (W) B & G Track (S) Contact: 516-996-7685 B & G Bowling (W) in Our Community” [email protected] B & G Winter Track (W) Private training, camps, travel clubs Girls Badminton (S) MS Clubs Athletic opportunities available in and B & G Lacrosse (S) Cheer (F, W) around the Island Trees/Levittown area. Sportime VBC Baseball (S) Kickline (F, W) 4105 Hempstead Tpke., Bethpage Softball (S) www.sportimeny.com B & G Track & Field (S) Contact: 516-731-4432 B & G= Boys and Girls Clinics, Developmental & Travel teams F= Fall, W= Winter, S= Spring Boys and Girls, Ages 7-18 ------------------------------------------------------ Wrestling Island Trees Youth Wrestling Contact: [email protected] Every July and August at Island Trees! Grades K-8 Grades 4-8 Grades 9-12 This guide is not intended to serve as Follow Island Trees Athletics All Year Long! Boys Baseball Boys Basketball an advertisement for any “For Profit” Boys Football Boys Soccer organizations listed and options Visit us at: are not limited to what is provided within Boys and Girls Basketball Girls Kickline www.islandtrees.org this pamphlet. It is meant to serve strictly Boys and Girls Lacrosse Girls Volleyball as an informational resource for parents Boys and Girls Soccer interested in pursuing athletic opportunities Boys and Girls Track follow @it_athletics in the Island Trees/Levittown area. Girls Kickline Girls Volleyball Baseball Dance (future Kickliners) Lacrosse Island Trees Baseball/Softball www.islandtreesbaseball.siplay Norma’s School of Dance Levittown Police Athletic League- PAL Contact: [email protected] 330 Broadway, Bethpage www.levittownpal.org Fall & Spring Intramurals/Travel teams www.normasschoolofdance.com Contact: 516-579-7999 -------------------------------------------------------- 516-935-2752 [email protected] Basketball Ages 3-Adult Boys & Girls Travel teams- Grades 2-8 Levittown Police Athletic League- PAL Boys & Girls Clinics- Grades K-5 www.levittownpal.org Steppin-N-Style Contact: 516-579-7999 11 Emerson Avenue, Levittown Levittown Tomahawks [email protected] www.steppin-n-style-dance.com www.levittowntomahawks.com Summer/Winter Camps & Leagues- K-12 Contact: 516-796-5174 Grades K-6 ----------------------------------------------------------- St. Bernard’s Youth Basketball Football Town of Hempstead- Lacrosse Academy www.stbernardchurch.org/CYO toh.li/activities/lacrosse-academy Contact: [email protected] Contact: 516- 783-3208 Levittown Red Devils Football (Tackle) Intramurals, travel teams, and clinics www.levittownreddevils.com Clinics, 1-on-1 training, small groups, goalie -------------------------------------------------------- Ages 4-14 years old training Bowling Ages 5-15 ------------------------------------------------------------ Levittown Lanes Long Island Flag Football League (Flag) 56 Tanners Lane, Levittown www.liffl.com/youth Soccer www.levittownlanesNY.com Contact: 516-286-2776 Contact: 516-731-5700 [email protected] Island Trees Soccer Club Junior Leagues available Ages 5-17 www.islandtreessoccerclub.com -------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Intramurals- Ages U4-U10 Cheerleading Golf Travel- Ages U9-U19 Levittown Red Devils Football & Cheer www.levittownreddevils.com Eisenhower Park- PGA Junior Golf Camps Long Island Rough Riders Ages 4-13 years old. www.pgajuniorgolfcamps.com/camp- www.liroughriders.com Instructional, Games, Competition locations/eisenhower-park-golf-course-east- Youth Development, Camps, Leagues, Personal meadow-new-york Training Platinum Athletics (PAC) PGA Instruction- Half Day/Full Day- Ages 4-17 ------------------------------------------------------------------ www.platinumathleticsgym.com Softball 2979 Burns Ave, Wantagh Town of Hempstead- Junior Golf Lessons Contact: 516-781-3547 toh.li/activities/childrens-activities/junior-golf- Island Trees Baseball/Softball Open Gym, Teams, Private Classes lessons www.islandtreesbaseball.siplay Contact: 516-292-9000, extension 7245 Contact: [email protected] Premier Gymnastics & Cheerleading Free golf lessons w/PGA instructor- Ages 11-17 Fall & Spring Intramurals/Travel teams www.premierallstarcheer.com 127 E Carmans Road, Farmingdale Levittown Athletic Club 631-454-3797 www.lacsoftball.com Open Gym, Teams, Competitions Contact: 516-882-7660 Youth Girls Fastpitch Softball League .
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