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RECREATION 2015 Volume: Thirty Five 100 120 80 las vegas perspective 60 RECREATION 2015 volume: thirty five 0 40 REACHING 20 NEW HEIGHTS RECREATION 2015 las vegas perspective youth organizations 58 youth sports organizations 59 Baseball .............................................................................................................59 Basketball ..........................................................................................................59 Cheerleading - Competitive .................................................................................59 Fencing ..............................................................................................................59 Football ..............................................................................................................59 Golf....................................................................................................................60 Gymnastics ........................................................................................................60 Hockey Leagues/Ice Skating ................................................................................60 Lacrosse ............................................................................................................60 Roller Derby .......................................................................................................60 Soccer ...............................................................................................................60 Softball ..............................................................................................................60 Swimming ..........................................................................................................60 Tennis ................................................................................................................60 Track Clubs ........................................................................................................60 Various Sports ....................................................................................................60 Volleyball ............................................................................................................60 Wrestling............................................................................................................60 lake mead national recreational area 61 red rock canyon national conservation area 62 Red Rock Hiking Trail Descriptions .......................................................................63 outdoor destinations & activities 64 Hoover Dam & Lake Mead National Recreation Area .............................................64 Valley of Fire .......................................................................................................64 Bonnie Springs, Old Nevada ................................................................................65 Old Las Vegas Mormon State Historic Park ...........................................................65 Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest ........................................................................65 Spring Mountain Ranch State Park .......................................................................65 Gold Butte ..........................................................................................................65 las vegas valley recreation map 66 golf courses 67 parks 69 Clark County Parks & Recreation Department .......................................................69 Las Vegas Parks & Recreation .............................................................................70 Henderson Recreation Department.......................................................................71 North Las Vegas Parks & Recreation Department ..................................................72 Boulder City Recreation Department .....................................................................73 City of Mesquite..................................................................................................73 Southern Nevada ................................................................................................73 An Outside Las Vegas Foundation Perspective ......................................................74 Las Vegas Perspective 2015 RECREATION youth organizations ORGANIZATION ADDRESS CITY PHONE Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Nevada 2000 E. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas 731-2227 Boulder City Youth Center 801 Adams Ave. Boulder City 491-3679 Boys & Girls Club of Southern Nevada 2850 Lindell Rd. Las Vegas 367-2582 Andre Agassi Club 800 N. Martin Luther King Blvd. Las Vegas 638-1120 Donald W. Reynolds Club 2980 Robindale Rd. Henderson 614-8550 Downtown Club 2801 E. Stewart Ave. Las Vegas 388-2828 George E. Harris Elementary School (Seasonal) 3620 S. Sandhill Rd. Las Vegas 367-2582 James Club 2530 E. Carey Ave. N. Las Vegas 399-3172 John C. Kish Club 401 Drake St. Henderson 565-6569 John D. “Jackie” Gaughan Club 920 Cottage Grove Ave. Las Vegas 731-6658 Lied Memorial Club 2850 Lindell Rd. Las Vegas 368-0317 Marker Club 1030 Center St. Henderson 565-1493 Mary & Sam Boyd Club 1608 Moser Dr. Henderson 565-2674 Montandon Club 2627 N. Donna St. N. Las Vegas 564-7378 Natalie Gulbis Club 9552 W. Tropicana Ave. Las Vegas 248-9502 Ralph & Betty Engelstad Club 3540 S. Cambridge St. Las Vegas 792-1388 Silver Pines Club 6650 E. Russell Rd. Las Vegas 730-0097 youth organizations youth Southern Highlands Club 10900 Southern Highlands Pkwy. Las Vegas 534-0504 St. Anne Catholic School (Seasonal) 1813 S. Maryland Pkwy. Las Vegas 367-2582 The Alexander Dawson School (Seasonal) 10845 W. Desert Inn Rd. Las Vegas 367-2582 Boy Scouts of America 7220 Paradise Rd. Las Vegas 736-4366 Boys Town Nevada 821 N. Mojave Rd. Las Vegas 642-7070 Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada 2941 Harris Ave. Las Vegas 385-3677 Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada, Inc. 7220 S. Cimarron Rd., Ste. 130 Las Vegas 214-0500 Las Vegas Youth Orchestras 200 N. 28th St. Las Vegas 385-2838 Nevada Partnership For Homeless Youth 4981 Shirley St. Las Vegas 383-1332 Nevada Youth Alliance 7380 S. Eastern Ave., Ste. 124 Henderson 393-6163 Spread the Word Nevada 1065 American Pacific Dr., Ste. 160 Henderson 564-7809 The Sun Summer Camp Fund 2360 Corporate Cir., Third Floor Henderson 259-4097 White Horse Youth Ranch 8390 W. Windmill Ln. Las Vegas 644-9177 YMCA of Southern Nevada Bill & Lillie Heinrich YMCA 4141 Meadows Ln. Las Vegas 877-9622 City of LV Centennial Hills Community Center 6601 N. Buffalo Dr. Las Vegas 478-9622 City of LV Durango Hills Community Center 3521 N. Durango Blvd. Las Vegas 240-9622 SkyView YMCA 3050 E. Centennial Pkwy. N. Las Vegas 522-7500 Note: For local calls in the Las Vegas area, dial (702). Las Vegas Youth Orchestras The Las Vegas Youth Orchestras (LVYO) vision is creating a community of youth culturally enriched through music education. Its mission is to provide our youth with the opportunity to enhance their musical skills and perform in an orchestra setting. LVYO consists of five separate ensembles based upon age (from 8-18) and playing ability and has over 375 students from the Las Vegas valley. 58 recreation » youth organizations Las Vegas Perspective RECREATION 2015 snameyouth sports organizations Baseball Basketball Challenger Little League of Southern Nevada 388-8899 Las Vegas Hoops 466-8771 Las Vegas Baseball Academy 232-1330 National Junior Basketball Leagues (714) 765-6567 Las Vegas Coyotes Baseball Club 419-5717 Centennial Hills Basketball League 324-3949 Little League Baseball District 2 [email protected] Durango Hills Basketball League 324-3949 Boulder City Little League [email protected] Henderson Basketball League 525-0522 Central Little League 631-2255 Las Vegas Southwest Basketball League 250-4179 Green Valley Little League 538-2937 Summerlin Basketball League 885-6140 Henderson Little League [email protected] Nothing But Net (NBN) 233-3600 Legacy Little League 499-4999 Tarkanian Basketball Academy 871-0096 Moapa Valley Little League (702) 449-9153 Vegas Elite Basketball Club 466-8771 Paradise Valley Little League 721-7855 sportsyouth organizations Paseo Verde Little League (888) 232-7879 Cheerleading - Competitive Silverado Little League 897-0063 California All Stars - Las Vegas 998-8102 Silverado West Little League 897-0063 Desert Cheer X-treme 798-3547 Virgin Valley Little League (702) 219-5171 Las Vegas Elements 791-0055 Little League Baseball District 4 452-1961 The Monkey Gym 373-0774 Cheyenne Little League 649-2262 Vegas Cheer Authority 410-4151 Indian Springs Little League (702) 469-1624 Fencing Lone Mountain Little League 615-5341 Fencing Academy of Nevada, Las Vegas 838-3320 Mountain Ridge Little League 655-1705 Red Rock Fencing Center 222-1901 P-Town Little League (775) 253-5991 Peccole Little League 277-5415 Football Red Rock Little League 391-9196 Desert Youth Football League 463-5417 Spring Valley Little League 497-4262 Las Vegas Sports Leagues 222-0233 Summerlin North Little League 690-9622 Nevada Youth Football League 463-5417 Summerlin South Little League 299-6226 Southern Nevada Pop Warner Football 873-4096 Western Little League 475-4011 Southern Nevada Youth Sports Association 727-4584 Nevada Youth Baseball Association 228-1616 Continued on next page » Vegas Valley Baseball 568-0710 Henderson Little League Henderson Little League operates a spring baseball season for boys and girls ages 5 to 15 who reside in the eastern portion of Henderson. 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