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Community Fieldhouse OCTOBER 2ND & 3RD 525 East Fonner Park Road 308.384.1999 2021-2022 SEASON OCTOBER - APRIL OPENING WEEKEND: Grand Island Community Fieldhouse OCTOBER 2ND & 3RD 525 East Fonner Park Road www.giparks.com/fieldhouse 308.384.1999 ­­MEETING AND PARTY ROOMS GRAND ISLAND PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT COMMUNITY VOLLEYBALL COURTS PICKLEBALL COURTS FIELDHOUSE BASKETBALL COURT BATTING CAGES TURF FIELDS Since the Fieldhouse opened in 2011, we’ve become Grand Island’s most popular fall and winter hangout. Thanks to all who have joined us and those that have WELCOME! enjoyed so many activities, leagues and get togethers in our private rooms. If you’ve never been to the Fieldhouse, it is 70,000 square feet of fun! Inside are batting cages, turf sports fields, a basketball court, volleyball courts, pickleball courts, meeting rooms and a playground for young children. This guide contains a brief description of our programs. Our website www.giparks.com/fieldhouse provides more details so you can register online. Offering again this year is a “Combat Archery League” for adults beginning in the Fall and a session of “Youth Archery” for ages 9-14. We’re also excited about our sessions of “Speed and Agility“ for 7-12 year olds and Line Dancing for all ages. Whatever you do, don’t wait to sign up because programs fill up fast. Please stop by the Fieldhouse and meet with our staff to find out how we can help you stay active this fall and winter. Don’t forget about opening weekend October 2nd & 3rd. We look forward to the new season and hope to see you at the Fieldhouse! City Parks and Recreation Office Community Fieldhouse Parks and Recreation Director Recreation Superintendent 100 E. First Street 525 E. Fonner Park Rd Todd McCoy Jeremy Bachmann P.O. Box 1968 P.O. Box 1968 Parks and Recreation Secretary Recreation Coordinators Grand Island, NE 68801 Grand Island, NE 68801 Patti Buettner Briar Burr & Tara Coon Grand Island’s Community Fieldhouse features three party/meeting rooms for your entertainment needs! From meetings, reunions, birthday parties, and everything in between, our rooms offer the space and amenities perfect for hosting an event! Why worry about hosting a big event in your home when the Fieldhouse is perfect! Kitchen facilities are available upon request. We have 2 small rooms that accommodate 30 people each. Our large room accommodates 60! Check out our Birthday Packages on page 8. 2 @GIFieldhouse Building Hours: Monday - Thursday: 11am - 10pm Friday: 10am - 10pm Saturday: 8am - 10pm Sunday: 9am - 10pm All children under the age of 16 who are not with an adult or part of a rental or program are required to leave the building by 9pm. 2021-2022 Rental Rates: Full Turf: $120/hour Small Meeting Room: $20/hour Half Turf: $68/hour Kitchen/Large Meeting Room: $35/hour Basketball Court: $32/hour Facility Rental (before or after hours): $175/hour Volleyball Court: $22/hour Lock In/Overnight Rental: $650 Batting Cage: $28/hour Please contact Management regarding Non-Primary Hours and Tournament Rates! Toddlers Youth Student Discount Adults Seniors (2-4 years) (5-15 years) (16+ with valid ID) (16-54 years) (55+ years) Drop In** $2.50 $5.50 $5.50 $6.50 $5.50 Annual Pass Full $48.00 $73.00 $96.00 $120.00 $73.00 (Oct 3 - May 2) Half Season Pass $30.00 $43.00 $54.00 $67.00 $43.00 (Jan 1 - May 2) 10 Visit Pass*** $17.00 $37.00 $47.00 $58.00 $37.00 *Children under 2 are free. Children under 15 years old must be accompanied by an adult or chaperon 21 years of age or older. **Drop-in is valid for the entire day and includes all age appropriate activities. Reservations and league take precedence over drop-in. ***10 Visit Pass / Punch Card provides value without investing or committing to an Annual Pass. ALL CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 16 WHO ARE NOT WITH AN ADULT OR PART OF A RENTAL OR PROGRAM ARE REQUIRED TO LEAVE THE BUILDING BY 9PM. www.giparks.com/fieldhouse 3 FIELDHOUSE PE Fieldhouse PE PICKLEBALL Designed with homeschool students in mind. BATTING CAGES Fieldhouse PE is open to youth 5-11 who would enjoy an organized physical education program. ARCHERY The class will focus on sports and game instruction while providing participants with SPEED & AGILITY skill and sportsmanship development in a fun and safe environment. No pre-registration is required. Cost is $3 per participant per class. Pickleball Schedule: 2:00pm - 3:00pm Oct 8th & 22nd The Fieldhouse has open gym with three Nov 5th & 19th courts for Pickleball players. Bring your Dec 3rd & 17th paddle and join our fastest growing sport. Jan 7th & 21st First come, first served. Call for times! Feb 4th & 18th March 4th & 18th No pre-registration. Daily admission rates apply. Batting Cages Explore Archery No need to worry about the weather for baseball Do you have an interest in trying the sport of Archery? Come explore archery and softball training! with the Fieldhouse staff! This class is designed for kids ages 9-14 and will The Fieldhouse features teach you the basics of archery in a fun and safe environment. The class will a 70’ baseball batting cage, a fast-pitch softball be held next door at the Game and Parks Archery Range in the State Fair cage, and a slow-pitch softball cage! Each cage building. Fee: $50 is supplied with Iron Mike automated throwing Tuesdays: Oct 5th & 12th machines! Reserve today! Thursdays: Oct 7th & 14th Ages 9-11: 5:30pm - 7pm Ages 12-14: 7:15pm - 8:45pm Speed and Agility Ages 7-12 The Community Fieldhouse offers two sessions of Speed and Agility during the 2021-2022 season! This five-week program (10 classes) takes place on Monday and Wednesday evenings. The class fee is $125/person. Athletic-based training designed to help increase quickness, coordination and balance. Here, athletes are exposed to drills that are vital to increasing athletic performance regardless of sport background. Ages 7-12. FALL SPRING Registration Deadline: October 15, 2021 Registration Deadline: March 11, 2022 Begins: October 18, 2021 Begins: March 14, 2022 4 @GIFieldhouse High School Soccer High school age players get the opportunity to play on Central Nebraska's largest indoor field. State of the art turf field without dasher boards brings the outdoor game inside! Games will be played on Saturdays and Sundays. Register as a team. FALL Registration Deadline: October 15, 2021 League Begins: October 30, 2021 Fee: $375 (5-7 games) Spring Select Softball WINTER Need to get your traveling softball team ready for summer Registration Deadline: December 23, 2021 action? What better way to sharpen skills than to play live League Begins: January 8, 2022 | Fee:$585 (7-9 games) games in our indoor facility? Games are 60 minutes long. Games will be played on Saturdays. Doubleheaders are available upon request. Ages 7-10. Youth Soccer Registration Deadline: February 25, 2022 League Begins: March 12, 2022 Players learn skill Fee: $380 U10 (Umpire Provided) development and $225 U8 sportsmanship in a fun, safe way! Participants will Youth Flag Football love the organized games and practices in our indoor facility. Games are played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Reversible jerseys The Community Fieldhouse are an additional $10 and can be used for all of our youth recreation offers one session of Youth leagues. Online registration is available. Fee is $55 per session. Flag Football! These leagues Ages 3-10. are for ages 5-11. Games will be played on Monday and Friday evenings. The league fee is $65/ FALL player. Reversible jerseys are an additional $10 and can be used Registration Deadline: September 28, 2021 for all of our youth recreation leagues. League Begins: October 19, 2021 Players learn skill development and sportsmanship in a fun, safe WINTER way! Participants will love the organized games and practices in Registration Deadline: December 28, 2021 our indoor facility. In addition to games, teams are entitled to League Begins: January 18, 2022 free practice time at the Fieldhouse when turf time is available. Coaches will work with parents to find a time that works best for Youth Baseball the team. Players develop skills and sportsmanship in a fun, safe way! Get a Registration Deadline: January 7, 2022 jump on the summer season with organized games and practices in League Begins: January 24, 2022 an indoor facility. Games will be played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Reversible jerseys are an additional $10 and can be Parents who volunteer to coach their child through the used for all of our youth recreation leagues. Online registration is season will receive a partial refund on the registration available. Ages 4-8. Fee: $55 fee for their effort. Registration Deadline: February 28, 2022 League Begins: March 15, 2022 www.giparks.com/fieldhouse 5 Adult Basketball Offering two sessions of men's basketball! These leagues will be call-your-own foul and will include 6-8 games. Space is limited, sign up today! Register as a team. Games will played on Sundays. Ages 18 and over. FALL Registration Deadline: October 8, 2021 League Begins: October 24, 2021 Team: $150 WINTER Registration Deadline: January, 7, 2022 League Begins: January 23, 2022 Team: $150 Adult Combat Archery This new, fun and exciting league plays on Wednesdays between 5:00pm and 10:00pm. Teams play 5v5 on our facility’s east turf. Teams can be composed of any gender. Rosters may have as many as ten players on a team. The goal is to eliminate all of the opposing players by hitting them with an arrow or catching an incoming arrow. This sport is very similar to dodgeball.
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