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LOGAN PARKS AND RECREATION
We Create Quality Life-Long Experiences For All
SUMMER/FALL 2021 & WINTER 2022
LEISURE GUIDE
pr.loganutah.org
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CITY OF LOGAN
CONTENTS
Mayor Holly H. Daines
Council Member Mark A. Anderson On the Cover: LAC—Water Babies Class
Council Member Amy Z. Anderson
Council Member Tom Jensen
Council Member Ernesto Lopez 3 LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER CLOSES SEPTEMBER 6
Council Member Jeannie F. Simmonds
4 LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS DISCOUNT NIGHT
WELCOME
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SUMMER/FALL 2021 5 AQUATIC FITNESS FIT FOR LIFE, HYDROFIT
& WINTER 2022 6 AQUATIC CENTER HIGHLIGHT OLYMPICS
7 LOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE GOLF CAMP
Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of program 8 GOLF COURSE HIGHLIGHT HAPPENINGS
information; however, errors may occur. Please call to
verify information. All programs are subject to change
9 GOLF COURSE HIGHLIGHT NEW PUMP STATION
without notice. 10 LOGAN CITY PARKS SYSTEM RULES
11 LOGAN CITY PARKS DIRECTORY INFORMATION
If you need special accommodations for any of our
activities, please notify staff at time of registration.
12 LOGAN CITY PARK PROJECTS UPDATE
_______________________________________________ 13 LOGAN CITY TRAIL GUIDE MAP, TRAIL INFO
MANAGEMENT STAFF 14 PRIDE IN OUR WORK PROJECTS UPDATE
15 PRIDE IN OUR WORK PROJECTS UPDATE
Director Russ Akina 16 LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER
Cemetery Sexton
Golf Professional
Justin Allen
Jeff John
17 RECREATION CENTER RENTAL FEE SCHEDULE
Golf Course Superintendent Randy Oldham 18 ADULTS STEP IT UP, TWO PITCH SOFTBALL
Parks Superintendent Ed Stephens 19 ADULTS TENNIS TOURNAMENT, PICKLEBALL
Recreation Superintendent Dan Blakely
20 ADULTS 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL, FALL BASKETBALL
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21 YOUTH CO-ED INDOOR SOCCER
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 22 YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL, JR. JAZZ BASKETBALL
23 RECREATION HIGHLIGHT SPORTS COMPLEX
The mission of the Logan Parks and Recreation
Department is to sustain and enhance the
24 MEDIA RELEASE, RISK STATEMENT, REFUNDS
quality of life for the citizens of Logan. 25 REGISTRATION WALK IN, MAIL IN, FAX IN
26 GROUP FITNESS AEROBICS SCHEDULE
195 South 100 West
Logan, UT 84321
27 LOGAN CITY SKATE PARK AMENITIES, RULES
(435) 716-9250 | Fax: (435) 716-9254 28 NRPA PARK PULSE IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH
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_______________________________________________ 29 DEPARTMENT PROJECTS ON THE HORIZON
The City of Logan does not discriminate on the 30 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, sexual 31 FACILITIES SPECIAL EVENT INFORMATION
orientation, disability, national or ethnic origin, 32 LOGAN CITY CEMETERY HOURS, FEES
veteran status, or any other basis prohibited by
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law in its employment, programs, and activities. 33 CEMETERY HIGHLIGHT WINDSTORM DAMAGE
34 VOLUNTEER HIGHLIGHT THANK YOU
35 VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION POOL PARTY
36 ADMINISTRATION HIGHLIGHT GRANTS UPDATE
37 RAPZ TAX PROJECTS UPDATE
38 FIREWORKS SHOW FREE ON JULY 3
39 PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION JULY 24
40 THANK YOU SQUARE ONE PRINTING
Logan Parks and Recreation Department Summer/Fall 2021 & Winter 2022 Leisure Guide
LOGAN AQUATIC 3
CENTER 2021 SUMMER SEASON
ENDS SEPTEMBER 6
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LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES OR PROGRAMS VISIT OR CALL
451 SOUTH 500 WEST, LOGAN, UTAH 84321 l (435) 716-9280
Welcome -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Recreation Superintenden—Dan Blakely l pr.loganutah.org
FACILITIES—HOURS—FEES
SMOKING ON THE FACILITY GROUNDS IS PROHIBITED
INCLUDING THE PARKING AREA
AVAILABLE PROGRAMS AND AMENITIES
• Active Senior Adult Fit for Life • Learn-to-Swim Lessons
• Adaptive Aquatics • Leisure Pool
• Adjacent Park • Life Jacket Checkout with ID
New Water Feature • Concessions • Locker Rooms and Showers
• Covered Pavilion • Lounge Chairs
• Diving Well • Picnic Tables with Umbrellas
• Family Discount Night • Water Aerobics
• Lap Pool/Swimming • Water Slides
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OPEN SWIM HOURS
Monday 12:00 pm–8:00 pm
Tuesday–Saturday 12:00 pm–7:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm–6:00 pm
Holidays 12:00 pm–7:00 pm
School Hours: August 16-September 6
Pavilion for Rent Monday 5:00 pm–8:00 pm;
Tuesday–Friday 5:00 pm–7:00 pm;
Saturday and Sunday Regular Hours
OPEN SWIM (10) Punch 3 Month *Platinum ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PASS FEES Pass Pass OPEN SWIM FEE
Individual 3 & under * No Charge
$40 $120 $250 Spectator $2.00
(age 4+)
Individual $5.00
Active Active Senior Adult (60+) $3.25
Senior Adult Military (with ID) $3.25
$25 $80 $150
(60+) and
Military *State Pool Rule R392-302-30 (C)
"Any child under three years old, any child not toilet trained, and anyone who lacks
Family control of defecation shall wear a water resistant swim diaper and waterproof swimwear.
(4 immedi- Swim diapers and waterproof swimwear shall have waist and leg openings fitted such that
NA $275 $425
ate family they are in contact with the waist or leg around the entire circumference."
members)
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Aquatic
Fitness/Lap $20.75 $75 NA LAP SWIM HOURS (NOW–AUGUST 13)
Swim Monday–Friday 5:30 am–8:00 am
Active
Monday–Friday 9:45 pm–10:45 pm
Senior Adult Holidays No Lap Swim Available
(Lap Swim/ $12.50 $55 NA ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Water
Aerobics) LAP SWIM FEES
Individual $3.00
* Includes one year pass to the Logan Recreation Center Active Senior Adult (60+) $2.25
FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
For more information contact Logan Parks and Recreation at (435) 716-9250
YOUTH LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS_________ BSA MERIT BADGE CLASSES______________
Program Description: American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Program Description: An opportunity for scouts to enroll and
4 program taught by Certified American Red Cross Water Safety
Instructors at the Logan Aquatic Center. This program is avail-
able to all children wanting to learn how to swim.
complete the merit badge requirements for the Lifesaving and
Swimming Merit Badge. Participants are required to bring
extra clothes and swim suit.
Anticipated Outcome: By the end of the course each par- Anticipated Outcome: Participants will learn proper rescue
ticipant will increase confidence in swimming and be more techniques based on course; pass off necessary requirements for
educated in water safety. Participants will learn proper swim merit badges; and receive the merit badge upon completion of
techniques based on the specific class taken. requirements.
AQUATIC PROGRAMS
ADULT LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS__________ Register: Now (until full)
Beginning Adult lessons are targeted to adults 16+ who would
like to develop basic skills and increase comfort level in the Health Benefit:
water.
Advanced Adult lessons are targeted to adults 16+ who are
already familiar with basic swimming skills, but who want to SWIMMING MERIT BADGE
improve skills for fitness workouts or triathlon training. Time: 9:00 am–11:30 am
Times Offered: 5:20 pm, 5:55 pm, 6:30 pm Fee: $15
(Adult lessons are taught in a small group setting) Session III: July3 Session IV: July 31
LIFESAVING MERIT BADGE
ADULT AND YOUTH LESSON INFORMATION__ Time: 9:00 am–11:30 am
Register: NOW at the Logan Aquatic Center or Fee: $15
online at pr.loganutah.org (until full) Session III: July17 Session IV: August 7
Fee: $40 per participant (a two week notice is
required in order to receive a refund. A $5 fee FAMILY DISCOUNT NIGHT________________
is charged for all refunds.) When: Every Monday night
Location: Logan Aquatic Center, 451 South 500 West Location: Logan Aquatic Center
Swim Session Dates: Fee: $15 per family—for immediate family
Session III: July 5-15 members only
Session IV: July 19-29 Time: 4:00 pm–8:00 pm
Health Benefit: Holidays: 3:00 pm–7:00 pm
LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER RENTAL__________
Full payment is required at time of reservation. Scheduling is
available up to one year in advance. For more information
email dan.blakely@loganutah.org.
SUMMER YOUTH LEARN-TO-SWIM CLASS SCHEDULE Day/Time: Tuesday–Saturday, 7:30 pm–9:30 pm
(THREE CLASSES OF EACH LEVEL TAUGHT EVERY TIME SLOT) Fee: $600/exclusive group use (up to 600 people)
8:15 am Pre–A Pre–B Pre–C Level–1 ($1 per person after 600)
Level–2 Level–3 Level–4 Level–5 LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER PAVILION RENTAL_
Level–6 Dive Water Babies Enjoy the covered pavilion located inside the Logan Aquatic
9:05 am Pre–A Pre–B Pre–C Level–1
Center. Great for birthday parties, family get-togethers, and
other group events. For more information call (435) 716-9250
Level–2 Level–3 Level–4 Level–5 or (435) 716-9281 or visit pr.loganutah.org to reserve.
Level–6 Dive Water Babies Fee: $35 (per 3 hours)
Times: 12:00 pm–3:00 pm or 4:00 pm–7:00 pm
10:00 am Pre–A Pre–B Pre–C Level–1
Level–2 Level–3 Level–4 Level–5 ADAPTIVE AQUATICS____________________
Level–6 Dive Water Babies Adaptive Aquatics is offered every Saturday. People with
disabilities are welcome to utilize the Logan Aquatic Center.
10:50 am Pre–A Pre–B Pre–C Level–1 Immediate family members are encouraged to come and swim
Level–2 Level–3 Level–4 Level–5 with their loved ones. There is no charge for this program for
Level–6 Dive Water Babies
participants or families. Lifeguards on duty at all times.
Day: Saturdays
Pre A=3 year olds, Pre B=4 year olds, Pre C=5 year olds, Begins/Ends: Now through August 28
Level 1=6 year olds plus. Participants will advance through (no class July10)
levels 1-6 as they pass requirements for each level.
ALL CLASSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Time: 9:00 am–11:30 am
Fee: No Charge for participant or family
Health Benefit:
Healthy
Living “He who has health has hope; and he who
Quote has hope has everything.”—Arabian Proverb
Register for recreation programs at pr.loganutah.org
BODY FACTORY AQUATIC FITNESS________
Begins/Ends: Now through August 21
(except August 12-14)
Fee: $3 per class 5
$20.75 for 10 punch pass
$75 for 3 month unlimited pass
Active Senior $1.50 per class
Adult Fee: $12.50 for 10 punch pass
AQUATIC FITNESS
$55 for unlimited 3 month pass
AQUA POWER AEROBICS
Body Factory Aquatic Fitness Don't sweat, get wet! A great one hour calorie burning
workout for improving and maintaining muscular strength,
flexibility, and cardiovascular endurance. Terrific for all fit-
ness levels. No swim skills required.
Health Benefit:
HYDROFIT
Plunge into deep water fitness! This challenging workout
combines strength training with cardiovascular conditioning
while utilizing hydrofit equipment for maximum resistance.
Designed for the beginner, intermediate, advanced and
sport/specific athletes.
Health Benefit:
Body Factory Aquatic Fitness
45 MINUTE SWIM LESSON AEROBICS__________ FIT FOR LIFE
Come for a quick workout during swim lessons. This workout emphasizes safe strength and endurance train-
Fee: $1 per class ing in the most ideal environment, allowing greater ease of
Begins: June 1 movement with less strain on bones and joints.
Days: Monday through Thursday Health Benefit:
Times Available: 9:05 am, 10:00 am, and 10:50 am
Health Benefit:
LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER BODY FACTORY AQUATIC FITNESS SCHEDULE
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
7:00 am Fit For Life Fit For Life Fit For Life Fit For Life Fit For Life
7:00 am Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit
8:00 am Aqua Power Aqua Power Aqua Power Aqua Power Aqua Power
Aerobics Aerobics Aerobics Aerobics Aerobics
8:00 am Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit
9:45 pm Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit
All classes are subject to change due to demand. If facility is closed during public hours for any reason there
will be no night classes.
Logan Parks and Recreation Department Summer/Fall 2021 & Winter 2022 Leisure Guide
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OLYMPICS
AQUATIC CENTER HIGHLIGHT
Logan Aquatic Center Mini Olympics is a newly
added program to the Logan Aquatic Center’s
line up of activities. The Mini Olympics features
four water sports from the Olympic games. These
events include swimming, diving, water polo and
synchronized swimming. The program is put on
in an effort to get people to find new ways to stay
active, meet new people and have fun.
Slide Pool
This program will take place on Monday nights
with the Synchronized Swimming and Inner Tube
Water Polo going from 8:15pm-9:30pm and the
Swimming events will take place from 9:30pm-
10:45pm on Monday nights. Diving events will
take place on Tuesday nights from 9:30pm-
10:45pm. These times will be used for practice
and we will have an actual Mini Olympics Com-
petition on Saturday, September 4th, time to be
announced. The cost for this program is $40 per
participant which includes practice every Monday Lap Pool
(excluding July 28) and the Olympic Competition
Event on September 4th. Age groups include 12-
18 years old and 18 and up.
Healthy
Living “Keep your vitality. A life without health is
Quote like a river without water.”—Maxime Lagacé
Healthy “Three things in life – your health, your Leisure Pool
Living mission, and the people you love. That’s it.”
Quote —Naval Ravikant
For more information contact Logan Parks and Recreation at (435) 716-9250
LOGAN RIVER 7
GOLF COURSE
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LOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES OR PROGRAMS VISIT OR CALL
550 WEST 1000 SOUTH, LOGAN, UTAH 84321 l (435) 750-0123
Logan River Golf Course ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pro—Jeff John, Superintendent—Randy Oldham l theriver.loganutah.org
JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS______________
Program Description: Come experience adult assisted
golf for youth ages 4 to 14 years. No experience neces-
GOLF COURSE FEES
sary. Kids learn basic fundamentals of golf—putting,
chipping, driving, and etiquette—while having fun.
Camp includes three days (Monday–Wednesday) of AVAILABLE PROGRAMS AND AMENITIES
instruction and a play day on the final day (Thursday).
Anticipated Outcome: By the end of this program, • 7 Day Advance Reservations • Group Golf Lessons
participants will develop fundamental skills; increase • 18 Hole Course • Open Daily
confidence in playing ability; find instruction and • Driving Range • Private Golf Lessons
facilities satisfactory; and be educated enough to par- • Facility Rental • Putting Green
ticipate in future golf camps and junior tournaments. • Food/Beverage Services • Tournaments Available
Fee: $50 per participant ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Times: 8:00 am–9:00 am JUNIOR (17 & UNDER)
9:15 am–10:15 am 9 Hole.......................................................$ 11.00
10:30 am–11:30 am 18 Hole ....................................................$ 22.00
Health Benefit: 20 Punch Pass (9 Hole Rounds) ���������������$160.00
Season Pass...............................................$300.00
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• Presidents Cup Camp August 9-12 ADULT
Register at Logan River July 10 9 Hole.......................................................$ 17.00
GOLF LESSONS____________________ 18 Hole.....................................................$ 34.00
Improve your game and learn from professional 20 Punch Pass (9 Hole Rounds) ���������������$275.00
instructors. Season Pass...............................................$950.00
Jeff John—Head Golf Professional PGA ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lesson Fee: •$50 for a 45 minute lesson ACTIVE SENIOR ADULT (60 & OVER)
•$125 for a series of 3 lessons 9 Hole.......................................................$ 13.00
•$60 for a series of 3 lessons per 18 Hole.....................................................$ 26.00
person in groups of 3 or more 10 Punch Pass (18 Hole Rounds).............$230.00
Season Pass...............................................$900.00
TOURNAMENT ROOM RENTAL________ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Now accepting reservations.
•Half-Day (up to 5 hours) $500.00
DRIVING RANGE
•Full Day (5 hours or longer) $1000.00 (Open daily from daylight to sunset)
No additional fee for outdoor patio use. Hours are Regular Bucket.........................................$ 5.00
7:00 am to 10:00 pm. Make a reservation by calling Large Bucket.............................................$ 10.00
the Logan River Golf Course at (435) 716-9275. Fees Season Range Pass (April–September)......$450.00
subject to change. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
POWER CART RENTAL
4 HOLE LUNCH SPECIAL____________ 9 Holes.....................................................$ 8.00
Spend lunch at the course. Golf up to 4 holes for 18 Holes...................................................$ 16.00
$8. Does NOT include cart. Estimated time is (Punch Pass and Season Pass Available)
approximately one hour.
FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Register for recreation programs at pr.loganutah.org
8 LOGAN RIVER GOLF
COURSE EVENTS
GOLF COURSE PRO SHOP HIGHLIGHT
WHAT'S HAPPENING AT THE RIVER
Monday nights are family nights. All range
balls are half price from 6:00 pm-9:00 pm.
Family night four hole special. $20.00 per
foursome after 7:00 pm.
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Four Hole Special: $6.00—on a space Family Fun
available basis.
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Lunch Special: $12.00 for a regular bucket of
balls and the daily special. Includes sandwich,
chips and a drink.
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Men's and Women's Clubs have extended
their tournament days to both Tuesday and
Wednesday—play anytime during the day.
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Couples League—Thursdays From 4:30 pm-
6:00 pm. Different format every week.
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Call the shop for more details or to sign up
(435) 750-0123.
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Healthy
Living “Happiness is the highest form of health.” Follow Us On Facebook
Quote —Dalai Lama
Logan Parks and Recreation Department Summer/Fall 2021 & Winter 2022 Leisure Guide
LOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE 9
NEW PUMP STATION
Logan River Golf
GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE HIGHLIGHT
Course installed a new
pump station. This
new pump station re-
places a 30 year old
system.
Pump Station
The new station uses
VFD (variable fre-
quency drive) making
it a more efficient wa-
ter delivery system.
Healthy “The human body is the best
Variable Frequency Drive Living picture of the human soul.”
Quote —Tony Robbins
For more information contact Logan Parks and Recreation at (435) 716-9250
10 LOGAN CITY
PARKS SYSTEM
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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES OR PROGRAMS VISIT OR CALL
LOGAN CITY PARKS SYSTEM
195 SOUTH 100 WEST, LOGAN, UTAH 84321 l (435) 716-9250
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pr.loganutah.org l Parks Superintendent—Ed Stephens
PARK RULES AND INFORMATION
GREATEST PARKS IN UTAH • Confetti, piñatas and water balloons are not
allowed in City parks.
• The use of loud speakers, public address systems,
PARK RESERVATIONS or amplified music (portable stereos) must be in
accordance with City ordinances.
• Reservations can be made one year in advance.
• Pavilions are available from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm or 3:30 pm to • City ordinance dictates that all parks close at 10 pm.
9:30 pm for $35 or $50, or from 9:00 am to 9:30 pm for $70 • Drinking fountains are the only water source
or $100. available in City parks. Water spigots/taps are not
• Volleyball pits can be reserved from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm or 3:30 available to the general public.
pm to 9:30 pm for $10 or from 9:00 am to 9:30 pm for $20. • Please do not remove tables from reservable areas.
• All cancellations will be charged a $5 fee; refunds will not be given • Vehicles are restricted to designated parking areas
due to inclement weather. A two week notice is required to receive only. Absolutely no vehicles are allowed on the
a refund. grass.
• Reservations can be made online at pr.loganutah.org.
• Fees are subject to change. • No alcoholic beverages allowed in any City park.
• Smoking is NOT permitted in any City park.
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• No littering. Leave areas in good, clean condition.
RESERVABLE AREAS • No domestic pets allowed unless otherwise posted.
• No weapons or firearms allowed on park property,
• Adams Park $35* unless otherwise allowed by state law.
• Bridgerland Park $35 • Due to liability and maintenance issues, dunk tanks
• Bridger Park $50 or slip and slides are not allowed.
• Canyon Entrance Park $35
• Fairview Park $35 • Sports should be played in designated, unreserved
• Hyrum Gibbons Mt. Logan Park $35* areas only.
• Jens Johansen Park $35* • Use of metal detectors in parks is prohibited.
• Lundstrom Park $35 • Take care of our trees. Slacklines and hammocks
• Merlin Olsen Central Park North $35* are not allowed in public parks. Do not tie anything
• Merlin Olsen Central Park South $35* to City trees or park structures. City Ordinance
• River Hollow Park $35* 12.12.140
• Soccer Park Complex $35 • Do not feed the waterfowl or other wildlife.
• Trapper Park $35
• Willard R. Dahle Memorial Park $35 • Do not use barbecue units on park picnic tables.
• Willow Park Center Stage $50* • Portable fire pits are prohibited.
• Willow Park Lion's $35* • Soliciting or selling of merchandise, tickets, or
• Willow West $35 services is prohibited without a Special Event
• Willow West Picnic Area $35 Permit.
• Willow West Rotary $50* • The use of inflatable amusement devices requires an
additional signed contract and liability insurance.
*Electrical outlets available. Power capabilities are 10 amps per outlet.
• Some ball fields and play areas are open to the
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basis. Organized leagues and reservations have
> reservations
preference over use of the ball fields and sports
> park tours
fields.
Healthy “A good laugh and a long sleep
Living are the best cures in the
Quote doctor’s book.”—Irish Proverb
Reserve a pavilion at pr.loganutah.org> reserve here
LOGAN CITY
Park Classification
Electricity–10 amp
Drinking Fountain
Dog Friendly Area
Trail Connections
11
Basketball Court
PARKS
Pickleball Court
(May–September)
Loop Walkways
(May-September)
ADA Accessible
(Limited Supply)
Volleyball Pit
Tennis Court
Picnic Areas
Parking Lot
Sports Area
SYSTEM
Playground
Reservable
Barbecues
View Area
Restroom
(Capacity)
Pavilion
Acreage
Wildlife
Fishing
INFORMATION
N Adams Park–550 North 500 East 5 l l l l l l l (100) l l
G Boulevard Parkway–520 East Boulevard 2 l l l l
N Bridger Park–1181 North 400 West 3 l l l l l l l l (250) l l l
PARKS DIRECTORY
C Bridgerland Park–900 North 100 West 7.09 l l l l l l l (100) l l
M Brookside Park–500 North Brookside .07
M Canal Corner–800 North 300 East .22 l
S Canyon Entrance Park–US 89 & Canyon Road 5.44 l l l l l l l (60) l l l
G Canyon Road Memorial Park–955 East Canyon Road 4 l l l
G Center Street Parkway–231 East Center .66 l
NRA Deer Pen Property–1800 East 1700 North 23.42 l l
NRA Denzil Stewart Nature Park–800 East 100 South 7 l l l l l l l
NRA Devere and Velda Harris Park and Nature Preserve–Dry Canyon 70 l l l l
S Don Reese Park–1200 North 400 West 9 l l l l l l
N Eliason Park–200 North 500 West .46 l l l l l
S Fairview Park/LAC–451 South 500 West 6 l l l l l l (100) l l l
N Garff Wayside Gardens–100 South Main 2.86 l l l l
NRA Gateway Park - Legrand Street US 89-91 8.26 l l
C Hyrum Gibbons Mt. Logan Park–1400 East 350 South 22 l l l l l l l l l (100) l l l
N Jens Johansen Park–850 East 100 North 2.6 l l l l l l l l l (50) l
N Jones Neighborhood Park–400 West 625 North 1.25 l l l l l
P Kilowatt Park–331 South 300 West 1 l l l
N Logan Meadows Park–350 South 600 West 3.5 l l
S Logan Skate Park–500 South 595 West .79 l l l l l
N Lundstrom Park–1600 East 1350 North 13.33 l l l l l l l (60) l l l
P Lynn and Merle Olsen Park–Canyon Road & Center Street 1 l
N Majestic Park–766 Majestic Drive 1.20 l l l
(100)
C Merlin Olsen Central Park–300 East Center 9.20 l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l
(100)
N Morningside Park–450 East 1150 North 1 l l l
G Pioneer Parkway–165 East Poplar Avenue 3 l l l l
M Quail West Park and Open Space –1473 Quail Way .54
S Ray Hugie Hydro Park –US 89 & Canyon Road 3 l l l l l l l
S Rendezvous Park–1500 South US 89-91 8.77 l l l l l l l
N River Hollow Park–10 River Park Drive 4.3 l l l l l l l (100) l l
S Second Dam Park –3670 East US 89 4.64 l l l l l l l l
S Soccer Park Complex –1500 South Legrand St 25.18 l l l l l l l (100) l l
P Sumac Park–1020 Sumac Drive .25 l
M The Point–Mountain Road & Cliffside Drive .10 l
S Trapper Park–1497 South 1600 West 20 l l l l l (100) l l
N Willard R. Dahle Memorial Park–850 West 1230 South 2 l l l l l (50) l
C Willow Horseshoe Park –500 West 700 South 4.63 l l l l l l (60) l l l
(100)
C Willow Park–450 West 700 South 4 l l l l l l l l l l
(300)
S Willow Park Sports Complex–500 West 700 South 18 l l l l l l l l
S Willow Park Zoo–419 West 700 South 9.50 l l l l l l
(35-50)
C Willow West–500 West 700 South 7.11 l l l l l l l l l l l l
(200)
NRA 1700 South Park–300 West 1700 South 1.6 l l l l l
N 6th South Park–1900 West 600 South 19.24 Future Park
C G M N NRA P S
Park Classification
Definition Community Greenway Mini Neighborhood Pocket Special Use
Natural Resource Area
Park Park Park Park Park/Facility
Logan Parks and Recreation Department Summer/Fall 2021 & Winter 2022 Leisure Guide12 PARKS PROJECTS
UPDATE
PARKS HIGHLIGHT
PICKLEBALL COURTS PAVILION
Built to provide space for hosting tournaments and to
provide a shade for pickleball players to congregate.
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HORSESHOE PARK SIDEWALK
REPLACEMENT
The section of the Westside Trail through Horseshoe Park
was replaced with concrete providing a more durable
surface. Pickleball Courts Pavilion
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WILLOW PARK SPORTS COMPLEX NEW
EQUIPMENT BUILDING
With the need for more storage space the old playground
area was converted to a new storage housing portable
outfield fence, portable pitching mounds, and ball field
maintenance equipment.
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ROTARY PAVILION SIDEWALK
CONNECTION
In an ongoing effort to achieve sidewalk connectivity and New Horseshoe Park Sidewalk
ADA accessibility throughout West Willow Park a sidewalk
was constructed from the parking lot to the pavilion. This
sidewalk will eventually connect to a new playground and
Skyler Pond.
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TRAPPER PARK PAVILION
A picnic pavilion shelter at Trapper Park was constructed
by Logan City Parks and was completed in 2020. The
pavilion serves up to 100 people and is used by the general
public for picnics and may be reserved for private parties,
receptions, and special events. The pavilion was funded in
part by the City of Logan and the Cache County RAPZ
Tax program. Trapper Park is located at 1497 South 1600
West. Trapper Park Pavilion
For more information contact Logan Parks and Recreation at (435) 716-9250Green Canyon
340 W
1800 N
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UPDATE
PRIDE IN OUR WORK
1700 SOUTH PARK
1700 South Park was completed spring of 2021. The park
is on the south side of the Blacksmith Fork River across
from the Logan Soccer Complex located at 300 West 1700
South. The 1.6-acre park includes a trail bridge across the
Blacksmith Fork River, parking lot, and sidewalk connec-
tions to the Soccer Complex and 1700 South. The park was
built in part with federal Land and Water Conservation
Funds, Cache County RAPZ Tax funds, and the City of
Logan.
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1700 South Paking Lot
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE TRAIL LINK
A gravel trail link was constructed this Spring, 2021 from
1700 North in the Deer Crest area to the Bonneville Shore-
line Trail by Logan City Parks personnel. This link offers
residents and trail users a designated public path to the
popular Bonneville Shoreline Trail on the east bench and
easy access to residents in the Lundstrom Park and Hillcrest
neighborhoods. The Bonneville Shoreline Trail connects
Green Canyon in North Logan to Logan Canyon on the
south for approximately 1.9 miles
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CANYON ROAD PATHWAY
IMPROVEMENTS AT 100 NORTH 400
EAST 1700 South Trail Bridge
This project involves the replacement of sidewalk and ra-
dius corners at the intersection of 100 North 400 East and
Canyon Road, replacement of curb and gutter, installation
of solar-powered rapid flashing beacons at the pedestrian
crosswalk on Canyon Road, and the installation of safety
fencing along the trail that crosses the canal on the north
side of Canyon Road. This project was funded in part with
a UDOT Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) grant,
Community Development Block Grant funds, Cache
County RAPZ Tax grant, and the City of Logan. The proj-
ect will be completed by June 30, 2021.
Healthy “The more you understand yourself, Bonneville Shoreline Trail Link
Living the more silence there is, the
Quote healthier you are.”—Maxime Lagacé
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UPDATE
PRIDE IN OUR WORK
LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER
RENOVATIONS
During the 2020 swim season, the Logan Aquatic Center
was closed due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
As part of the closure, the City made renovations to parts
of the Aquatic Center in anticipation that conditions would
improve in time for the pool’s 20th anniversary, Memorial
Day, May 31, 2021. The renovations include replacement
of the water bucket feature in the leisure pool, tile and ex-
pansion joint repairs in all three pools, plaster surface crack
repairs in the 50-meter pool, re-tiling of the showers in the
locker rooms, replacing soap and paper towel dispensers
with touchless dispensers, and replacing sand in the 50-me-
ter filters, among other repairs and improvements.
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CANYON CONNECTOR TRAIL
ADDITIONS
Logan City Parks personnel added a trail connection at the
New Soap and Towel Dispensers bottom of the Canyon Connector Trail along US Hwy 89
near the trail tunnel to First Dam and Canyon Entrance
Park. The addition improves the transition from the Bonn-
eville Shoreline Trail and the connection to the Logan Can-
yon Gateway Trail into the Ray Hugie Hydro Park from the
Canyon Connector Trail.
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BRIDGER BIKE PARK RECOGNITION
Bridger Bike Park was recognized as “Project of the Year” by
the Governor’s Office of Outdoor Recreation on August 31,
2020. The 2-acre multi-skill level bike park opened to the
public in 2019. The bike park is the result of a grassroots
effort supported by the Cache Trails Alliance, Cache Coun-
ty RAPZ Tax program, local businesses, volunteers, and
the City of Logan. The distinguished honor was presented
at the annual Outdoor Recreation Summit hosted by the
Governor’s Office of Economic Development. Bridger
Bike Park is located on the premises of Bridger Park, 1181
North 400 West. Bridger Bike Park is free to the public.
Bridger Bike Park Recognition Healthy “The greatest of follies is to sacrifice
Living health for any other kind of happiness.”
Quote
—Arthur Schopenhauer
For more information contact Logan Parks and Recreation at (435) 716-925016 RECREATION
CENTER
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LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES OR PROGRAMS VISIT OR CALL
195 SOUTH 100 WEST, LOGAN, UTAH 84321 l (435) 716-9250
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pr.loganutah.org l Recreation Superintendent—Dan Blakely
FACILITIES—HOURS—FEES TENNIS AND RACQUETBALL COURT
RESERVATIONS____________________
• Reservations can be made one day in advance
AVAILABLE PROGRAMS AND AMENITIES • Two hour maximum per court, per person, phone
• Adult Locker Rooms • Multi-purpose Gym call or walk-in
• Basketball • Racquetball • Two court maximum for racquetball courts and
• Batting Cage • Sauna
• Classroom • Steam Room (Men's only) one court maximum for tennis courts unless
• Facilities for Rent • Tennis/Pickleball prior arrangements have been made through the
• Fitness Classes • Wallyball Recreation Division Superintendent.
• Indoor Track • Weight/Exercise Areas
• Kitchen • Weight Room
• Leisure Arts Gym • Whirlpool LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION
• Main Gym • Youth Locker Rooms CENTER FAMILY DISCOUNT NIGHT____
• Equipment available to check out with a valid
ID: tennis and racquetball rackets, basketballs, Family discount night is every Monday night from
wallyball and pickleball equipment 5:30 pm–9:30 pm. The whole family can pay $5 to get
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PUBLIC HOURS mediate family members only) and access all amenities
(Summer)
Monday–Friday 5:30 am–9:30 pm within the facility.
Saturday 7:00 am–5:00 pm
(School Year) LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION
Monday–Friday 5:30 am–2:30 pm
5:30 pm–9:30 pm CENTER CLOSURE DATES____________
Saturday 7:00 am–5:00 pm
(In January, February, and March the 2021 Holiday Closure Dates:
Center is open until 9:30 pm on Saturdays)
Monday, May 31–Memorial Day
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Saturday, July 24–Pioneer Day
DAILY ADMISSION FEE Monday, September 6–Labor Day
Youth (4–17)........................... $3.00
Adult (18 & older).................. $4.00 Thursday, November 25–Thanksgiving Holiday
Active Senior Adult (60+)........ $2.25 Saturday, December 25–Christmas Holiday
Military (with ID)................... $2.25 2022 Holiday Closure Dates:
Logan High Student (with ID) $1.00 Saturday, January 1–New Year’s Holiday
Pass Fees DO include the use of the Group Fitness Aerobics Classes. Pass Fees DO NOT include Monday, May 30–Memorial Day
the use of the Logan Aquatic Center or Logan Community Recreation Center Programs
Monday, July 4–Independence Day
PASS FEES 1 Month 3 Month 6 Month 1 Year (10) Punch _
Youth
$20 $50 $78 $125 $16
(17 & under)
Adult
$25 $60 $99 $170 $30
(18 & older)
Active Senior
Adult (60+) $20 $50 $73 $120 $10.50
and Military
Family (4 im-
mediate family
NA NA $146 $240 NA
members LIVING
IN HOUSEHOLD)
Each Additional
NA NA $21 $25 NA
Family Member
Weight Room
Register for recreation programs at pr.loganutah.orgLOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER FACILITY RENTAL FEE SCHEDULE
(These rates pertain to operating and non-operating hours of the facility)
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Priority 1: Logan High School and City-sponsored activities No fee charged
Priority 2: Non-profit, youth promoting, or recreation/education promoting organizations:
(Non-profit is defined as no fees charged for participating or spectating and no personal gain is realized by members of
RECREATION CENTER RENTAL FEES
the renting organization)
Minimal Fee $5/hr
Kitchen, Classroom, Conference Room, Youth Locker Room(s) $10/hr or $25/3 hr
Adult Locker Rooms (Men’s or Women’s) $35/hr
Indoor Tennis Courts (Deck A or C); Racquetball Courts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) $10/hr or $25/3 hr
Leisure Arts Gym $15/hr or $37/3 hr
Multi-purpose North $10/hr or $25/3 hr
Multi-purpose South $10/hr or $25/3 hr
Multi-purpose Whole $20/hr or $50/3 hr
Main Gym $25/hr or $60/3 hr
Priority 3: Civic, social, religious, club, professional, profit organizations, for profit youth promoting or
recreation/education promoting organizations:*
(Profit is defined as fees charged for participating or spectating and personal gain is realized by members of the renting
organization)
Kitchen, Classroom, Conference Room, Youth Locker Room(s) $15/hr or $35/3 hr
Adult Locker Rooms (Men’s or Women’s) $50/activity
Indoor Tennis Courts (Deck A or C); Racquetball Courts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) $15/hr or $35/3 hr
Leisure Arts Gym $25/hr or $60/3 hr
Multi-purpose North $15/hr or $37/3 hr
Multi-purpose South $15/hr or $37/3 hr
Multi-purpose Whole $30/hr or $75/3 hr
Main Gym $35/hr or $90/3 hr
Priority 4: Individuals or organizations renting for the purpose of personal gain:*
Kitchen, Classroom, Conference Room, Youth Locker Room(s) $20/hr
Adult Locker Rooms (Men’s or Women’s) $70/activity
Indoor Tennis Courts (Deck A or C); Racquetball Courts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) $20/hr or $50/3 hr
Leisure Arts Gym $35/hr or $90/3 hr
Multi-purpose North $20/hr or $50/3 hr
Multi-purpose South $20/hr or $50/3 hr
Multi-purpose Whole $40/hr or $100/3 hr
Main Gym $50/hr or $125/3 hr
Whole building Rental: Determined by LPRD
Staff
Cleaning Deposit: $100
Based on the event, security may be required. Security may be arranged through the Logan City Police Department.
Capacity: Main Gym – 2500 Multi-purpose Gym – 854 Leisure Arts Gym – 520 Kitchen/Classroom – 24
*May be required to acquire special event permit, insurance, and/or pay special event fee (up to $75).
Healthy “What is called genius is the a Healthy
Living “Health is a vehicle, not a destination.”
bundance of life and health.” Living
Quote Quote —Joshua Fields Millburn
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ALL PROGRAM DATES, TIMES, FEES, AND
LOCATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Softball
STEP IT UP_____________________________
Program Description: A chance to get in shape while earning
incentive awards. For every 100 miles a patron walks, he/she
can receive either 3 day passes to the Logan Aquatic Center or
5 day passes to the Logan Community Recreation Center. This
program promotes healthy, active lifestyles and well-being for
TWO PITCH SOFTBALL____________________
Program Description: An opportunity for adults to play in an
members of the community through walking, jogging, and run-
organized and officiated recreational softball league. There are
ning. Patrons must be 7 or older to participate. Participants can
leagues available for men, women, and co-ed teams of various
earn rewards for up to 300 miles per year.
skill levels. Certain league rules apply.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will develop positive lifestyle Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase satisfaction
habits; increase level of self-satisfaction through activity; find and enjoyment through recreation and improve personal health
trails to be safe and satisfactory; and be willing to have further and well being which, ultimately will leave the participant
involvement throughout the year. looking forward to playing next season.
Register: Ongoing Register: August 1 (until full)
Location: Logan Community Recreation Center, (No late registrations will be accepted)
195 South 100 West Where: Logan Community Recreation Center,
Fee: $5 (includes pedometer and tracking log) 195 South 100 West
Health Benefit: Fee: $280 per team
(due at time of registration)
Games: 8 league games plus playoffs. Teams will
play double headers each week.
(weather permitting)
Games Begin: Week of September 6 (subject to change)
Game Times: 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Leagues Offered: Monday Men’s Open
Monday Co-Ed
Wednesday Co-Ed
Wednesday Men's Open
We cannot guarantee schedules between
leagues will not conflict.
Managers Meeting: Wednesday, September 2 at 6:30 pm
(Logan Community Recreation Center)
League by-laws will be discussed and
schedules will be available.
Health Benefit:
Lundstsrom Park Trail
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“When the heart is at ease, the
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Herald Journal Tennis Tournament
CACHE VALLEY TENNIS ASSOCIATION
TENNIS TOURNAMENT____________________
August 3-7, 9-11 Herald Journal Tennis Tournament
For information contact CVTA (801) 520-1713, (435) 881-6402
or visit cachevalleytennis.org
PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT________________
Register using PickleballPassport.com or download the Pickleball
Passport App. Create a free account, select tournament, and select
teammate.
September Fall Paddle Battle
4, 11, 18 (subject to change based on demand)
Location: Bridger Courts, 1188 North 400 West
Fee: $15 to register, $5 per event (includes shirt) Herald Journal Tennis Tournament
Events Offered: Round Robin Doubles: Men’s, Women’s, and
Mixed 2.5 (Beginners), 3.0–3.5, 4.0–4.5, 5.0
Health Benefit:
Pickleball Tournament
Pickleball Tournament
Healthy
Living “The greatest wealth is health.”
Quote —Virgil
Healthy “In a disordered mind, as in a disordered
Living body, soundness of health is impossible.”
Quote —Marcus Tullius Cicero
Register for recreation programs at pr.loganutah.orgFALL BASKETBALL_______________________
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Program Description: An organized and officiated recreational
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Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase quality of
life through continuous exercise; be satisfied with the program
facilities provided; increase confidence with playing ability; and
ADULTS
leave looking forward to future programs.
Register: August 1 (until full)
FALL 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL________________ (teams will not be put on schedules after
Program Description: An organized and officiated 3 on 3 registration deadline)
recreational basketball league. Games will be played half court. Location: Logan Community Recreation Center,
League will follow UHSAA basketball rules. 195 South 100 West
Fee: $300 per team (due at time of registration)
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase quality of 8 game season with playoffs
life through continuous exercise; be satisfied with the program Games Begin: Week of September 27 (subject to change)
facilities provided; increase confidence with playing ability; and Leagues: Monday Men's Open
leave looking forward to future programs. Tuesday Women's Open
Tuesday Men's Open
Register: August 1 (until full) Wednesday Men's Open
(teams will not be put on schedules after (subject to change)
registration deadline) Health Benefit:
Location: Logan Community Recreation Center,
195 South 100 West
Fee: $125 per team (due at time of registration) WINTER BASKETBALL____________________
8 game season with playoffs Program Description: An organized and officiated recreational
Season Begins: Week of September 27 (subject to change) basketball league. Semi-competitive and competitive leagues
Leagues: Thursday Men's Over 40 available for men and women at different skill levels. Certain
Thursday Men's 3 on 3 league rules apply.
Thursday Women's 3 on 3
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase quality of
(subject to change)
life through continuous exercise; be satisfied with the program
Health Benefit:
facilities provided; increase confidence with playing ability; and
leave looking forward to future programs.
Register: November 1 (until full)
(teams will not be put on schedules after
registration deadline)
Location: Logan Community Recreation Center,
195 South 100 West
Fee: $300 per team (due at time of registration)
8 game season with playoffs
Games Begin: Week of January 3 (subject to change)
Leagues: Monday Men's Open
Tuesday Women's Open
Tuesday Men's Open
Wednesday Men's Open
(subject to change)
Health Benefit:
3 on 3 Basketball
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Co-Ed Indoor Soccer
CO-ED INDOOR SOCCER___________________
Program Description: Come explore the fundamentals of
soccer. Participants learn basic skills, sportsmanship, and build
confidence and interest in the game of soccer.
Co-Ed Indoor Soccer Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase their under-
standing of the game of soccer; increase confidence in playing
ability; learn the importance of being a team player; and learn
sportsmanship which will increase their desire to participate and
play in the next session.
ALL VOLUNTEERS WORKING WITH YOUTH Register: August 1 (until full)
MUST CLEAR A REQUIRED BACKGROUND Logan Community Recreation Center,
CHECK. YOUTH PROGRAMS WOULD NOT BE 195 South 100 West
POSSIBLE WITHOUT VOLUNTEERS. Begins: September 7
Ends: September 30
Ages/Times: 3 and 4 year olds 5:30 pm–6:15 pm
3 and 4 year olds 6:15 pm–7:00 pm
5 and 6 year olds 7:00 pm–7:45 pm
Days: Tuesday and Thursday
Location: Logan Community Recreation Center,
195 South 100 West
Fee: $25 per participant (includes shirt)
Health Benefit:
Co-Ed Indoor Soccer
Healthy “Give a man health and a course to steer,
Living and he’ll never stop to trouble about wheth-
Quote
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FLAG FOOTBALL_________________________
Program Description: A recreational (non-contact) youth flag
football program for boys and girls grades 1-12. No experience Jr. Jazz Basketball
necessary. Youth will learn the fundamentals, positions, skills,
and sportsmanship required to participate in an organized and
officiated league.
JR. JAZZ BASKETBALL___________________
Anticipated Outcome: By the end of this program participants Program Description: A recreational basketball league for boys
will understand the basic fundamentals and positions of football; and girls grades 1-12. No experience necessary. Participants will
will increase their confidence and skill level while enjoying the be taught the basic fundamentals, positions, skills, and sports-
game of flag football; and have a desire to participate in future manship required to participate in basketball. Every participant
opportunities. plays in every game.
Register: August 1 (until full) Anticipated Outcome: By the end of this program the par-
Play Begins: Week of September 6 ticipant will understand the basic fundamentals of basketball
League runs four weeks positions on the court, dribbling skills, passing, and shooting
Days: All games will be played on Tuesdays and basics; improve skills that will increase confidence; know and
Thursdays understand the importance of good sportsmanship; enjoy the
Time: Beginning at 5:00 pm (subject to change) game of basketball; and have a desire to participate in future op-
Location: Willow Park, 500 West 700 South portunities.
Six Leagues Offered:
1st and 2nd Grades Register: August 1–Logan City Residents
3rd and 4th Grades August 15–Non-Logan City Residents
5th and 6th Grades (or until full)
7th and 8th Grades Games Begin: January 8 for 9th–12th grades
9th and 10th Grades 7 vs 7 Passing League January 15 for 1st–8th grades
11th and 12th Grades 7 vs 7 Passing League Leagues Offered and Fees:
Fee: $30 per participant 1st & 2nd grade (Boys) $25 per child
(includes shirt) 1st & 2nd grade (Girls) $25 per child
Health Benefit: 3rd & 4th grade (Boys) $30 per child
3rd & 4th grade (Girls) $30 per child
5th & 6th grade (Boys) $30 per child
5th & 6th grade (Girls) $30 per child
7th & 8th grade (Boys) $40 per child
7th & 8th grade (Girls) $40 per child
9th & 10th grade (Boys) $40 per child
9th & 10th grade (Girls) $40 per child
11th & 12th grade (Boys) $40 per child
11th & 12th grade (Girls) $40 per child
All divisions play 8 games.
7th through 12th grades have playoffs.
Health Benefit:
Referees Needed: If you are interested in being a referee, please
contact Nathan Swartz at (435) 716-9245.
Flag Football
Healthy “I believe that the greatest gift you
Living can give your family and the world
Quote is a healthy you.”—Joyce Meyer
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