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2018 MITCHELL
PARKS & RECREATION
Parks Make
Life Better!
Online Registration Begins
Monday, April 2nd at www.cityofmitchell.org
Walk-in Registration Begins
Wednesday, April 4 at the Recreation Center
GENERAL INFORMATION Program Fees:
* Fees are listed on each program description
E-Mail Us!
and are to be paid at the time of registratio Get in touch day or night!
n.
E-mail is efficient and effective!
Refunds: Nathan Powell - npowell@cityofmitchell.org
* A service fee may apply for refund reque
sts. Angel DeWaard - adewaard@cityofmitchell.org
Payment Types: Jamie Henkel - jhenkel@cityofmitchell.org
* Cash, Check, Debit or Credit Card Kevin DeVries - kdevries@cityofmitchell.org
Todd Cavanaugh - tcavanaugh@cityofmitchell.org
Chris Cranny - ccranny@cityofmitchell.org
Scholarships Ava ilable: Thomas Gulledge - tgulledge@cityofmitchell.org
budget, talk to Kevin
* If the fees are too high to fit your Dan Dobesh - ddobesh@cityofmitchell.org
and
DeVries, Todd Cavanaugh, or Jamie Henkel Steve Roth - sroth@cityofmitchell.org
participation.
arrangements will be made for your child’s
Families with a Medicaid Card qualif y for a disco
Cente
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r -you can
Facilities & Phone Numbers
** All schol arship s MUST be set up at the Rec Parks and Recreation Offices
show your
set up your account at home, then stop in to 1300 North Main - 995-8450
and we will set you up for a 50% scholarship
Medicaid Card Recreation Center
to Aqua tic Center
for programs. Scholarships also apply 1300 North Main - 995-8450
memberships, but are not at the 50% level.
come in and Lake Mitchell Campground
* If you set up a scholarship last year you must
set up another one for this year. 2601 North Main Lake Mitchell - 995-8457
Cadwell Sports Complex
North Minnesota Street - 999-2908
Special Needs Park Maintenance Shop
Programs and facilities of the Parks, Rec
reation 421 South Foster - 995-8454
and Forestry department are available
to all Mitchell Aquatic Center
persons interested in making use of them
Special needs which require adaptations . Hitchcock Park - 1201 East Hanson - 995-8458
will be
reviewed upon request.
Board of Parks & Recreation
A Department of the City of Mitchell
K.O.R.N. RADIO “LET’S TALK!” SHOW Mayor Jerry Toomey
The Talk of the Town!! The Board of Parks, Recreation, and Forestry is
o,
Each Thursday at 8:40 am on KORN Radi appointed by the Mayor. The Board meets on the 2nd
Tues day on KMIT at 8:10 am,
ever y other Thursday of each month at 4:00 pm at the Recreation
at 9:40
and ever y other Wednesday on Q107 Center Conference Room. Members of the Board
am tune in to the “Let’s Talk” Show with
Parks & Recreation. Be “in the know
”– are: Brian Johnson, Jean Koehler, Mary Ellen Jepsen,
listen for prog ram upda tes and deta ils. Randy Seppala, Scott Kroger, Ryan Tupper, Melanie
Mullenmeister. The public is encouraged to attend!
Transportation a Problem? Department Staff
Palace Transit Can Help! Administration
Buses are available for transportation Nathan Powell • Director of Parks, Recreation, and Forestry
to and from the Parks & Recreation prog Angel DeWaard • Department Secretary
rams.
Price is $2.00 for a one-way Monday thru Recreation Programming & Aquatics
Friday
7:30 am - 4:30 pm and $3.00 one-way Kevin DeVries • Recreation Supervisor
evenings
and weekends. All rides must be schedule Jamie Henkel • Recreation Coordinator
d by
4:00 pm the day before (Monday rides Todd Cavanaugh • Recreation Coordinator
must be
scheduled by Friday at 4:00 pm). Curb Chris Cranny • Secretary
-to-curb
service and wheelchair accessible. To Thomas Gulledge • Fitness Coordinator
make
arrangements, call 995 -8440. Joe Haiar • Maintenance Technician
Parks, Forestry & Facilities
Dan Dobesh • Sports Complex/Parks Supervisor
Steve Roth • Parks Supervisor
Weather Policy
Brad Gates • Forestry Foreman
Jeremy Nielsen • Sports Complex Foreman
her conditions
Outdoor programs will be cancelled if weat Alex Young, Chad Colwell, Tyler Vetch, Roger Prewett II,
create a potential hazard for participan ts. Such and Brian Anderson, Cody Pohlen • Staff
itions inclu de heav y rain, wet field cond itions,
cond ined Department Mission: The mission of the Mitchell Parks, Recreation
ing, or excessive heat comb
tornado warnings, lightn & Forestry Department is to build community through the
high humi dity. Listen to KOR N, Q107 , KMIT, or
with development of parks, recreational programs, facilities and
s, check our
Thomas radio stations for announcement services which bring meaning, purpose, and pleasure to
6740!
website, or call cancellation hotline at 990- people’s lives.
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General Information 2
Start your adventure
REGISTRATION & TABLE OF CONTENTS
Registration Information 3
Softball, Baseball & T-Ball
Tennis
4
5
with a click!
Park Activities & Track 6
Discovery Day Trips & Youth Events 7 Online Registration
Arts & Crafts 8 begins on MONDAY
Theater & Basketball 9 April 2nd
Indoor & Outdoor Swim Lessons 10 atfmi6tch:0 0 a m
Outdoor Aquatic Center 12 www.cityo ell.org and click online
ular links
registration on bottom under pop
Mitchell Recreation Center 14
Lake Mitchell Campground 18
Park Activites & Shelter Rentals 19
Walk-In Registration
Outdoor Golf & Activites 20
begins on WEDNESDAY
Sports Camps 21 April 4th
Misc. Summer Activities 22 at 8:00 am
Xtreme Cheer & Dance 23 at the Rec Center beginning
Mega Cheer Gymnastics 24
CONTENT PROVIDED BY
MITCHELL PARK & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
LAYOUT DESIGN
JEN PHILLIPS/
DAILY REPUBLIC
If you already have an account
with us, check your password & make sure
address, email, etc. are current.
Do NOT set up another account.
Set up an account! Whether you plan to sign up by
GOING ONLINE or by STANDING IN LINE - you can
save time by setting up an online account with us
at our website BEFORE REGISTRATION BEGINS
- it’s FREE to set up an account! You enter the
names of family members, birthdates, addresses,
phone numbers and all pertinent information just
ONCE, and from then on registering for programs
will be quick and easy - whether you are online
or in line. Registration for all programs continues
throughout the summer.
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SOFTBALL, BASEBALL, & T-BALL BOYS’ BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
May 2 - July 13
Grades: Completed 5th or 6th
Location: Cadwell Diamond A, B & C at Cadwell Park
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings
Activity #1104.101
For boys who have completed 5th & 6th grade. Registration deadline
is April 27. Volunteer coaches meeting April 26 at 6:00 pm at the Rec
Center. Volunteer dads will be needed to coach. Schedules will be
emailed out on April 27.
Fee: $65
ROOKIES BASEBALL
GIRLS’ SOFTBALL June 5 - July 19
Grades: Completed Kindergarten
MINORS SOFTBALL Location: Cadwell Diamond A & C at Cadwell Park
June 5 - July 19 and Monroe Park
Grades: Completed Kindergarten through 1st grade Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location: Cadwell Diamond A & C at Cadwell Park Activity #1101.101
Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:00 - 11:00 am For boys who have completed kindergarten. Teams will meet 45
minutes each night. Volunteer coaches guide teams through the
Activity #1105.101
7-week season. Coaches meeting Thursday, May 31 at 6:00 pm at the
Skills, drills, and scrimmages will make this 7 weeks a fun Rec Center. Park & Rec will split boys onto teams. Players will need their
Intro to softball. The program is for girls who have completed own glove. Uniform shirts will be provided.
Kindergarten through 1st grade. Each group will meet for Fee: $32
approximately 1 hour. Bring a softball glove.
Fee: $32 JUNIORS BASEBALL
June 4 - July 19
MAJORS SOFTBALL Grades: Completed 1st or 2nd
June 4 - July 20 Location: Cadwell Diamond D & E at Cadwell Park
Grades: Completed 2nd and 3rd 3-4 Days Per Week - days vary 9:00 am - Noon
Location: Cadwell Diamond A at Cadwell Park Activity #1102.101
For boys who have completed 1st & 2nd grade. Legion players will
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 9:00 am - 1:00 pm coach teams. We will be asking for 1 volunteer parent per team to
Activity #1106.101 help. Teams will meet 3 days a week between 9:00 am - noon for 1
Softball skills development and league play for girls who have to 1.5 hours per day. Players will need their own glove. Uniform shirts
completed 2nd and 3rd grade. Each group will meet 3 times will be provided.
per week for 1 - 1 1/2 hours. Uniform shirts are provided. Bring a Fee: $40
softball glove. AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL
Fee: $40 June 4 - July 19
MASTERS SOFTBALL Grades: Completed 3rd or 4th
Location: Cadwell Diamond F & G at Cadwell Park
June 4 - July 20 3-4 Days Per Week - days vary 9am - Noon
Grades: Completed 4th - 5th - 6th Activity #1103.101
Location: Cadwell Diamond C at Cadwell Park For boys who have completed 3rd & 4th grade. Legion players will
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 9:00 am - Noon coach teams. We will be asking for 1 volunteer parent per team to
help. Teams will meet 3 days a week between 9:00 am - Noon for 1
Activity #1107.101
to 1.5 hours per day. Players will need their own glove. Uniform shirts
Softball skills development and league play for girls who have will be provided.
completed 4th, 5th, and 6th grade. Each group will meet 3 times Fee: $40
per week for 1 - 1 1/2 hours. Uniform shirts are provided. Bring a
softball glove.
Fee: $40
Deadline to register is May 18.
(excluding National League Baseball)
Schedules can will be emailed out on May 25
or can be downloaded from cityofmitchell.org.
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TENNIS
YOUTH TENNIS
LESSONS
Healthy outdoor sports are great for fitness and fun.
Discover tennis as a sport you can play with just THURSDAY OPEN COURT NIGHT
one person, or with many! Every Thursday night, starting May 24
(7:00 to 11:00 pm)
ROOT BEER FLOAT SOCIAL: Register
All equipment is provided. for leagues and enjoy the
first open court night at 6:30 pm on May
24.
Location: Hitchcock Park Tennis Courts
Fee for tennis lessons: $30
BECKY MOORE STATE FARM
JUNIOR TENNIS JAMBOREE
Session 1: June 4 - June 28 Saturday, June 2
www.mitchelltennisassociation.myfreesit
Session 2: July 2 - July 30 es.net
MITCHELL TENNIS CLASSIC - JUNIOR
Session 1 Session 2 MONDAY& WEDNESDAY S
June 15-17 • Hitchcock Park Tennis Cour
ts
#1161.101 #1161.102 9:00 5 & 6 year olds Call Pat Moller at 770-7474 for more inform
ation.
#1162.101 #1162.102 9:30 7 & 8 year olds
TAKE THE CAKE
#1163.101 #1163.102 10:15 9 & 10 year olds DOUBLES TENNIS TOURNEY
#1164.101 #1164.102 11:00 11 & 12 year olds Saturday, September 1
Session 1 Session 2 TUESDAY & THURSDAY MITCHELL TENNIS ASSOCIATION
#1165.101 #1165.102 9:00 11 & 12 year olds SUMMER TENNIS LEAGUES
#1166.101 #1166.102 9:45 9 & 10 year olds MEN’S TENNIS LEAGUE
#1167.101 #1167.102 10:30 7 & 8 year olds Monday evenings, begins June 4-4094
Fee: $50 Contact Chad Larson at 999
#1168.101 #1168.102 11:15 5 & 6 year olds
LEAGUE
WOMEN’S TENNIS ins
Session 1 participants should register at age June 5
Tuesday evenings, beg -0119
appropriate level. Session 2 students who possess Fee: $50 Contact John Cersosimo 933
the necessary skills may register for age group
older if they desire a more competitive experience. BOYS ADVANCED JUNIOR TENNIS LEAGUE
Completed grades 5-9,
Mondays (3:30 pm - 5:30 pm), June 5
JUNIOR TENNIS PLAY DAY LEAGUE Fee: $50 Contact Chad Larson at 999
-409 4
Friday mornings — June 8 - July 20 •
9:00 - 10:00 am
Location: Hitchcock Park Tennis Cour
ts
Fee: $20 Activity: #1172.101
Boys & girls grades 3-6. Park & Rec instru MITCHELL TENNIS
ASSOCIATION
ctors will coach the
juniors together, then split into teams
for
This is a league to actually play the game some real action!
lessons are required.
- some prior tennis
WEBSITE
WWW.MITCHELLTENNISASSOCIATION
GIRLS GRAND SLAM TENNIS LEAGUE .MYFREESITES.NET
ted grades 5-9,
Comple
Wednesday (4-6 pm), June 6 - July 25
Fee: $50 Contact the Park & Rec to register at 995-8450
960 Commerce Street
Mitchell, SD
605-996-1959
Mon-Fri: 8AM - 5:30PM
Saturday: By Appt.
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PARK ACTIVITIES & TRACK FABULOUS
FOURS
DAKOTA KIDS
the session)
(Age 4 by the first day of
adventure in the park!
Four year-olds find fun and
Boys and girls ages 5 through 7 enjoy the outdoors as they explore the park, participate ry time, and making new
Games, art projects, sto
in healthy activities and games, and create cool art projects. This program teaches a ver y spe cial memory! Each day
friends make this
of sup ervised playtime at
values such as respect for nature, celebrates each individual’s unique creativity, we end with 10 minutes
and builds character through group activities. Each 4-week session has totally ygr oun d, eve ryo ne’ s favorite place to
the park pla
has diff erent activities so
different activities, so you can sign up for as many as you wish! be! Each 4-week session than one!
. Session I: June 4-28 you can register for more
#6101.101 Mondays & Wednesdays................................ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Session I: June 4-27
dnesdays
#6102.101 Tuesdays & Thursdays...................................... 10:00 am – Noon #6103.101 Mondays & We
10:00 am - No on
. Session II: July 9 - August 2 1
#6101.102 Mondays & Wednesdays................1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Session II: July 9 - August
ys & We dne sda ys
#6102.102 Tuesdays & Thursdays..................................... 10:00 am – Noon #6103.102 Monda
Ages: 5 - 7 10:0 0 am - No on
k Shelter
Location: Patton Young Park Shelter Location: Patton Young Par
Fee: $35 Fee: $35
MES, GAMES RIDE THE TRAILS – ADVANCED
GAMES, GA
ity #6108.101 Activity #6108.12
Activ Wednesdays, July 11 - August 1 1:00 pm
Fridays, June 8 -July 20 - 2:30 pm
Ages: 11 – 14
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Ages: 8 – 13 Under the guidance of Jen Jerke from Palac
e City Pedalers, riders will
outdoor
LET THE GAMES BEGIN!! Spend the afternoons playing be introduced to the bike trails of Mitch
Horse Shoes, Lawn Bowling ell as well as Lake Mitchell. This
games such as Bean Bags, Ladder Golf, program will reinforce biking safety while
be active for both mind and body while exploring multiple bike paths
and Disc Golf. Games will and trails in the Mitchell bike path syste
tear-down, m. The program will run on
enjoying time outdoors and having fun. From set-up to Wednesday afternoons in July. Participant
s will meet at and return to
nce
some will enjoy games they love while others may experie Kiwanis Park. All riders will need to provi
de their own bike and helmet.
Munroe Park.
something new and exciting. Games will take place at Fee: $25
Fee: $25
BIKES & PARKS – BEGINNERS
Activity #6108.11
Wednesday, June 6 -27 • 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Ages: 7 – 10
TRACK & FIELD Activity #1108.101
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Monday, June 4 – Thursday, June
Join Jen and others from Palace City Pedalers as they incorporate
two things kids love, bikes and parks. Participants will receive
instruction on biking safely on city streets as well as an introduction
to various city parks in Mitchell. Bikers will also have the opportunity Track Meet: Thursday, June 28
e
to register their bikes with the Dept. of Public Safety. The program will
run Wednesday afternoons in June. Participants will need to be able
Location: DWU Indoor Fieldhous
Tuesday & Thursday
to ride a bike and provide their own bike and helmet. Beginners—8:30-9:30am Monday,
be introduced to all aspects
Fee: $25 Completed grades 2-5 students will
relay and field events.
of track including sprints, distance,
Tuesday & Thursday
Advanced—9:30-10:30am Monday,
Location: Rec Center Completed grades 6-11 students will
t
be introduced to more
for Middle & High School
Activity #6108.104 technical details of track events. Grea
Fossum and his staff will
athletes. DWU Track Coach, Derik
Thursday, July 12th will conclude with a track
provide instruction and the program
Activity #6108.105 meet at the DWU Indoor Track.
0 + T-shirt
Completed grades: 2-11 • Fee: $4
Thursday, August 9th
Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Ages: 11-14 • Fee: $30
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DISCOVERY DAY TRIPS & YOUTH EVENTS
wo fantastic Thursday trips that are sure to inspire and intrigue. Transportation is safe
and comfortable in the Palace City Transit bus. Meet at the Rec Center at
8:00 am on the day of the trip and we will return to the Rec Center around 4:00 pm.
BRING A LUNCH!
OUTDOOR
MITCHELL CAMPUS
DAY TRIPActivity #6106.102
IN SIOUX
June 21 • Ages: 9-
two
14 FALLS
Mitchell is home to Ac tivity #6106.103
s that
incredible attraction July 12 • Ages: 9
al and -14
celebrate the historic
of Spend the day pa
cultural background rticipating
visit
this region. We will in outdoor activiti
es
ov er y
the Dakota Disc supervised by Ga
me, Fish
Museum an d th e
& Park officials. Ac
Prehistorical Indian will be determined
tivities
e
Village for an uniqu by the
look ba ck in tim e. weather. Bring a
lunch.
Fee: $30 Fee: $30
FIRST ANNUAL MITCHELL
PARK & REC DISC GOLF
TOURNAMENT YOUTH
Saturday, May 5, 2018 FISHING
9AM - Free Clinic/Walk-up Registration at
Kiwanis Park
10AM - Tournament begins at Kiwanis
EV E N T
Saturday, Ma y 26, 2018
EVERYONE WELCOME!
DISCover the FUN of Disc Golf! Join us for the first Meet at Lake Mitchell Sportsman’s
annual Mitchell Park & Rec Department area Disc Golf Club shelter • 10:00 AM
ever
Tournament. Everyone ages 14 and older is welcome to Join Mitchell Park & Rec, Pheasants For
Par ks as
and the South Dakota Game, Fish &
participate. We will play 18 holes at Kiwanis and 18 holes
and Dry Run Creek. Results will be flighted with prizes for ants
flight winners. Experience is not a requirement, HAVING they offer a Youth Fishing Event! Particip
FUN IS! Prior to the tournament there will be a free clinic will receive instruction on proper fishing
focusing on the basics of Disc Golf. Local disc golfer and techniques, rules governing fishing and
Each
hopefully an appreciation for the sport.
Mitchell resident, Cary Muilenburg, will present the clinic.
Register through Mitchell Park & Rec or on the day of the le box
tournament. Follow Mitchell Disc Golf on Facebook or participant will receive a rod/reel, tack
ugh
contact Cary Muilenburg at 605-838-9513 for information and lunch following the fun. Register thro
on league play. Mitchell Park & Rec prior to May 16.
Registration Fee: $10 Fee: $30
Turn your patio into a party-o!
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outside.
(605) 996-8444
600 W Spruce St
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- GARDEN CENTER -
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ARTS & CRAFTS
ANIMAL ART
A T THE ZOO
Ages 8-12 • Activity #5104.101
Friday, June 8th
All Day
NUMBERSE GROWING
Instructor: April Geist
Minium 12 to Maximum 18 Jum
p on
COesM EActA L#I510V0.111 the bus, head for the Great
Zoo for a day of photograph
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June 25, 27 &m 0th
June 6, 13 & 2 m
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Mixing d ra m a w pm. aximum 18 kid
use a variety
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Students will Fee: $40 hands-on gar
ds to work with have fun with ium, a
artistic metho s uilding a terrar
d wacky storie with plants, b d seed
humorous an er , x with worms, an
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involving num er a H itc hcock Park In
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PRIZED ANIMAL
PAINTING IN ART
FOR KIDS Grades 1st-3rd • Activity #5
June 12th • 9:30-11:00am
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Ages 9-12
Activities #7000.103 & Grades 4th-8th • Activity #5
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#7000.104 June 14th • 9:30-11:00am
June 19th & July 10th Location: Monroe Park Shelt
er
1:00-3:00pm Instructor: April Geist
Location: Cornerstone Coffe A two-hour class offered onc
e e per
Join us for a fun event with age group. Young artists wil
you l draw
and your friends! You’ll eac
h inspiration for their own art
paint a personalized wood istic
en creations by viewing artwo
sign. With the ladies from In rk from
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Woods boards painting. Thi famous artists. Students can
s has expect
2 separate classes. After you to draw, paint and sculpt in
order to
register you will be contac develop multiple artistic ski
ted to lls.
select your design.
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THEATER & BASKETBALL
THEATER PROGRAMS
Area Youth Theater Company
Sponsored by the Area Community Theater and Mitchell Parks & Recreation Department
Boys & girls who have completed 3rd through 7th grades will put together a play for
the community’s entertainment! We will study the basics of casting, building sets, stage
make-up, voice projection, hitting your mark and costuming.
May 29 - June 29 Mon-Fri 9:30 am – Noon
Production Dates – Friday, June 29, 7:30 pm
and Saturday, June 30, 7:30 pm
All rehearsals and productions held at the ACT Pepsi Cola Theater
Fee: $40
(Includes production T-shirt) #5121.102
SANFORD PENTAGON SUMMER
BASKETBALL WORKOUTS
6 WEEK PROGRAM
3 OPTIONS FOR ATHLETES
PLEASE REGISTER AT
WWW.SANFORDPENTAGON.COM/
MITCHELLWORKOUTS
1 Day per week workouts - Total of 6 Workouts
2 Day per week workouts - Total of 12 Workouts
3 Day per week workouts - Total of 18 Workouts
JUNE 11-28 & JULY 9-26
MONDAYS — TUESDAYS — THURSDAYS
Grades 9-12 — 9:00-10:30am
Grades 5-8 — 10:30am-12:00pm
Grades 2-4 — 12:30-2:00pm
Workouts will be held at the Mitchell Middle School. Groups will be a maximum of
10 kids per group to ensure individualized attention and specific skill instruction. Instructor will be,
Jordan Long, a former Mitchell High School & DWU basketball player.
Cost:
1 Day per week Option - $15 per workout - $90 for all 6 weeks
2 Day per week Option - $14 per workout - $168 for all 6 weeks
3 Day per week Option - $13 per workout - $234 for all 6 weeks.
Allan Bertram, Basketball Coordinator • Sanford Pentagon
(605) 312-7900 Main • (605) 312 7920 Direct • (605) 312-7901 Fax
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INDOOR & OUTDOOR SWIM LESSONS GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ALL SWIM LESSONS:
All classes are taught by Red Cross Certified Instructors. Please wear swim-wear to
class. Bring a towel. Parents are welcome to attend, but must sit in the spectator area
to allow children to learn independently with their instructors.
RED CROSS SWIM LESSON COURSES
Parent & Child Aquatics – Starfish
Fee: $25 Ages 2 or 3
The purpose of Parent and Child Aquatics is to teach safe behaviors around the
water and develop swimming readiness by leading parents and their children
in water exploration activities with the objective of having fun and becoming
comfortable in, on and around water.
Parent & Child Aquatics – Tadpoles
Fee: $25 Ages 3 or 4
The purpose of Parent and Child Aquatics is to teach safe behaviors around the
water and develop swimming readiness by leading parents and their children
in water exploration activities with the objective of having fun and becoming
comfortable in, on and around water.
Preschool Aquatics Fours – Clownfish
Fee: $35
Preschool Aquatics aims to promote the developmentally appropriate
learning of fundamental water safety and aquatic skills to young children
in a logical progression.
Preschool Aquatics Fives – Dolphins
Fee: $35
Preschool Aquatics aims to promote the developmentally appropriate
learning of fundamental water safety and aquatic skills to young
children in a logical progression.
Level 1 Swim – Into to Water Exploration
Fee: $35
The Red Cross recommends age 6 as a starting age for this class,
as well as 5-year-olds who have previously taken preschool aquatics
without a parent in the water with them. Elementary swim skills are
introduced.
Level 2 Swim – Fundamental Aquatic Skills
Fee: $35
The beginning of true locomotive skills in the water such as floating, kicks and
arm motions.
Level 3 Swim – Stroke Development
Fee: $35
Builds on earlier skills an introduces the crawl strokes,
backstroke, treading water and basic diving form.
Level 4 Swim – Stroke Improvement
Fee $35
Deep water skills and strength development through distance swimming.
Level 5 Swim – Stroke Refinement
Fee: $35
Requires strength and endurance as 50 meter swims are introduced in the crawl
strokes, and 25 meter swims will be required in the breaststroke, sidestroke and
backstroke.
Level 6 Swim – Personed Water Safety
Fee: $35
“Level 6 – Fitness Swimmer” working on distance swimming and endurance.
10June 4-June 21
June 25- July 12 No class on July 4
July 16-Aug 2
11OUTDOOR AQUATIC CENTER
OPENING DAY
SATURDAY, MAY 26TH
Closing day is Sunday, August 19th at 5pm
Season Ticket
Prices
Individual Season Pass $65
Family Season Pass $140
for a family of 6
$15 for each additional member after 6
Caregiver Pass (with Family)
$35 DAILY HOURS
*Family is defined as married couple and all children under
the age of 22 and/or claimed as a dependent on their
OF OPERATION
taxes. *Scholarships available for those who present EBT 1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
or Medicaid card.
1201 East Hanson in Hitchcock Park
Daily Fees: 995-8458
Under age 2 Free During bad weather, the Rec
Center swimming pool will be
Ages 3 & up $5.00 open 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Family of 4 $17.00 *Adult lap swim 5:00 - 5:30 daily
(each additional member $2.00)
*New Daily Coupon Books: 10 passes for $40.00
(must be sold in groups of 10) Purchase your family season
Season tickets available at the Park & Rec office! Also pass between April 2nd-8th and
available at the Aquatic Center during open hours. receive a 10% discount!
idual passes)
Call for Group Rates & Birthday Party information! (Does not apply to scholarships or indiv
Check u s out on Facebook!
Buy 1 Regular size Cupcake,
get a Mini
STOP IN FOR SOME SWEET SUMMER TREATS! FREE!
990-9866 (YUMM) MONDAY-FRIDAY 10AM-6PM • THURSDAY 10AM-7PM • SATURDAY 9AM-2PM with coupon
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OUTDOOR AQUATIC CENTER
CENTER
SPECIAL EVENT
Middle School Night
Moonlight Splash!s and
Have the pool to yourself! For boy
girls going into 6th through 8th grades!
Friday, August 10th
8:30 pm - 10:30 pm
We’ll have special music just for you, along with
e
refreshments, pizza and ice cream treats! Som
tly
games and contests will be available, but mos
befo re
it’s just a great night to see everybody again
school starts and hang out with your friends!!
night.
Membership cards will not be honored on this
ADMISSION IS $7.00.
MITCHELL
AQUATIC
CLUB SWIM
MEET
June 22, 23, 24 &
July 27, 28, 29
at the Aquatic Center
50 meter section will be reserved
for swim meet Friday night, all day
Saturday & Sunday afternoon - zero
depth area and slides will be open to
the public!!
Mitchell Aquatic Center
10% OFF
ANY SERVICE
605-996-1042
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1510 S. BURR ST. Must Present Coupon At Time Of Service
Offer good with coupon only. Excludes tires.
MITCHELL Not valid with other offers. Some restrictions may
apply. See store for details. Void where prohibited.
13MITCHELL RECREATION CENTER
Specials On
Members must be 18 years and older to
have total access to adult fitness center.
Youth ages 14-17 will be allowed limited
time in the weight room. Programs are
available at an additional cost.
AUTO CHECKING RATES
FAMILY..................................................$49
COUPLES.............................................$42
ADULT...................................................$34
SENIORS.............................................. $26
SENIOR COUPLES.............................$32
SUMMER HOURS:
YOUTH..................................................$23
May 28 – September 3, 2018
Monday through Thursday 6:00 am - 9:00 pm
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP RATES* Friday.........................................................................6:0
FAMILY............................................ $563 0 am - 8:00 pm
Saturday....................................................................8:
COUPLES........................................ $469 00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday......................................................................
ADULT..............................................$375 .................. CLOSED
STUDENT.........................................$244 The Recreation Center will be closed
SENIOR........................$281 (60 yrs old) Memorial Day — Monday, May 28
SENIOR COUPLES....$351 (60 yrs old) 4th of July — Wednesday, July 4
*Monthly auto pay on annual memberships
Labor Day — Monday, September 3
24/7 access is now available with adult ann
ual and
auto checking membership. $10 Fob fee.
GROUP X
CLASSES MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM
The Mitchell Rec Center has been working to develop more usable
All Group Fitness Classes are
now included in the 6 Month & space for our members, and we finally have it! The MPR is a bright,
Annual Memberships open area full of a huge variety of fitness equipment! This room houses
Aquacise - Pool 19 pieces of cardio equipment ranging from spin bikes to Nu-steps,
7:45 am - 8:45 am Monday, from treadmills to ellipticals with recumbent bikes and water-rowing
Wednesday & Friday machines available as well! We have just added a stair-master to the
- with Sue
room to complete the most versatile room in the area! Kettle-bells,
Backbuilders - Pool medicine balls, dumbbells, a smith machine, various core equipment
8:45 am - 9:45 pm Monday,
Wednesday & Friday and a full paramount strength circuit is available as well! Stop by and
- with Janice take a look at the most complete workout facility in Mitchell!
Sanford Shock -
Multi Purpose Room
12-12:45 pm Monday-Friday
- with Adam
The Burn -
Multi Purpose Room
6 am - Monday,
Wednesday & Friday
- with Whitney
5:15 pm - Tuesday & Thursday
- with Roxi
Pump Class
12:45 pm with Toni
14SILVER RE-CONDITIONING PROGRAM
MITCHELL RECREATION CENTER
SNEAKERS
The Mitchell Rec Center has
with Thomas Gulledge, BA, CSCS
The Mitchell Rec Center now provides
a re-conditioning
to all of our members as part of our welln program
s ess program.
added Silver Sneakers to our offering Whether you are coming off physical thera
py or just have
this year! If you have the righ t med icare aches and pains that are keeping you
from exercising, this
rance, you may be eligible program is for you! Thomas will work one
supplemental insu and your health care providers to build
on one with you
Cen ter mem bers hip! Stop by the the next step in your
for a free Rec continuum of care. We have the equip
y! NOT
front desk to check your eligibility toda
ment and expertise to
help you get back into shape! Call to set
e age nt up your FREE consult
ELIGIBLE YET? Talk to your insuranc with Thomas today!
a plan that
during open enrollment to find Thomas is our Fitness Coordinator at the
Rec Center. He is
!
includes the Silver Sneakers program
a Certified Strength and Conditioning
Specialist along with
holding multiple specialty certifications
as well. All of our
members can sign up for a free consult
SANFORD SATURDAY with Thomas to assess
goals, develop appropriate fitness routi
nes, learn proper
BOOT CAMP form and technique and go through a
and movement assessment to figure out
one of a kind fitness
how to stretch and
The Mitchell Rec Center and Sanford Hea recover properly. Schedule a time with
him today!
lth will
be offering four Saturday morning Boo
t Camps
for parents and kids this summer! Each
class will
take place at a different park throughout
the
highlighting the activities available at each city,
specific
site! A staff member will be present to
supervise
the kids while an instructor runs the Boo
t Camp for
the adults!
Space is limited, so keep an eye out for
PERFORMANCE
dates, times and locations!
The schedule will be out in April and regi
will begin as soon as the schedule is final
case of inclement weather, the Boot Cam
stration
ized! In
p will take EN H A N C EM EN T
place at the Rec Center. Sponsored by Sanford Health
than ever!
Dates: June 9, 16, 23, 30 Pulse Performance is back and better
y to perform
Middle and high school athletes get read
ified Speed
at a higher level! Adam Fosness is a Cert
e Performance
and Agility Coach, and is bringing Puls
Athl etic Personal
back to Mitchell! He will have
long!
Training sessions available all summer
(see below)
perfect fit
His unique, intense training style is the
Fitness on Request for any aspiring athle te!
is a virtual group Achieve you r goals at the Mitchell Rec Center!
exercise
experience taught
by professional ATHLETIC PERSONAL
instructors. ENHANCEMENT
Everything (schedule with Adam Fosness at his conv
enience)
from Spinning Cost per month: $80 for Rec Center mem
bers/
to Yoga and $100 for non-members
Pilates, a
new age step
aerobics class,
kickboxing and much more. Over 81 different classes at the touch of a
finger! Perfect for your busy lifestyle. Call to set up your class. Private room
setting that will accommodate individuals or small groups.
Expert health care FOR ALL AGES.
Make a personal, lifelong connection
with a provider at Sanford Health Mitchell.
Call (605) 996-0400 to schedule an appointment. sanfordmitchell.org
15MITCHELL RECREATION CENTER
CITY OF MITCHELL
“FUN PASS”
Check out the great options for you and your family. Stop into the Recreation Center to get signed up.
CHOOSE FROM THESE PACKAGES
• REC PACKAGE •
Includes Pool, Rink, Golf (no cart) & Bowling
. Single — $579 annual / $50 a month
. Couples — $796 annual / $68 a month
. Family — $947 annual / $81 a month
• EXECUTIVE PACKAGE •
Includes Rec Center Membership, Golf (no cart) & Bowling.
. Single — $844 annual / $72 a month
. Couples — $1024 annual / $87 a month
. Family — $1219 annual / $103 a month
• EXECUTIVE PREMIUM PACKAGE •
Includes Rec Center Membership, Golf (with cart) & Bowling.
. Single — $1192 annual / $102 a month
. Couples — $1504 annual / $127 a month
. Family — $1744 annual / $147 a month
• FULL FAMILY PACKAGE •
Includes Rec Center Membership, Pool, Rink, Golf (with cart) & Bowling.
. Family ONLY — $1837 annual / $155 a month
• AAA Locksmith Offering
• New & Used Bikes •
Emergency Service 24 Hours A Day •
• Bike Customizing
• New Locks, Lock Repair,
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and Repair •
Key Cuts & Car Unlocking •
BICYCLE LOCKSMITH
16 723 S SANBORN BLVD. • MITCHELL, SD SALES & REPAIRS COMMERCIAL - HOME - AUTO 605-996-7005 • LOCALLY OWNED SINCE 1960OPENING THIS SUMMER
MITCHELL RECREATION CENTER
The NEW Mitchell Recreation Center Indoor Aquatic Center
THANK
YOU
Pepsi-Cola
Company for
the donation
on the slide!
17LAKE MITCHELL CAMPGROUND
A
family camping center overlooking Lake Mitchell with fishing, swimming,
canoes, pedal boats, paddle boards, playground, hiking trail and a laundry
facility. The campground includes 59 RV campsites with full hookups and
16 Tent Sites. The campground is open from April 1st through October 31st. Full
hookups include water, sewer and electricity. RV sites have 50 amp or 30 amp sites available,
tent sites with electricity are also available. Reservations begin online September 1st each
year. Reservable dates are May 15 through September 15. First-come, first served sites are
available daily but not guaranteed. Self-pay system is utilized for first-come, first-served.
There is no manager on-site, campground hosts are available to assist campers.
CAMPGROUND SIT
E S
RATES
Reservations are avail
able but not required.
currently taking onlin We are
e reservations for 20 Monthly
reservation fee is 4.9 18 (online 1/2 Hour Night
5%). Reservations are Mitchell Campgro
und
$36 $525
up to one week in ad accepted
Hookups
the week will be on fir
vance; available sites
within RV Sites with Full $21
st-come, first-served Tent Sites $23
reservable sites that ba sis. All tricity
available to campers
have not been reserv
ed are Tent Sites with Elec
l Boat
who arrive without a
reservation. Paddle Board, Peda $6
The maximum allowab & Canoe Rentals
le stay limit will depe
next date for which th nd on the
e site has be Bike Rentals
en reserved.
Address: 2601 North Main St. · Mitchell, SD 57301 · Phone: 605-995-8450
18SUMMER LEAGUE FREE SUMMER CONCERTS
PARK ACTIVITIES & SHELTER RENTALS
CONTA C TS Every WEDNESDAY
in June and July 7:30 pm
h - 5th Grade & Up Girls Fast Pitc in Hitchcock Park
Pat Larson • 995-0914 Bring your lawn chair
Mitchell Baseball Association and enjoy as Joe Pekas
Dean Sadler • 630-3191 and the Municipal Band
Men’s Slow Pitch Softball bring smiles to your
Aaron Klinger • 770-8329 face and keep everyone
Women’s & Coed Slow Pitch Softball tapping their toes with
Kathy Axsom • 770-1398 great music!! (In case of rain, Wednesday
concerts
Mitchell Tennis Association will be held at the Firesteel Health Care Cen
ter–
everyone welcome)
Pat Moller • 770-7474
Mitchell Disc Golf
Cary Muilenburg • 838-9513
DRY RUN CREEK
BIKE PATH
MITCHELL’S URBAN Dry Run Creek Bike & Walking Path begins
Street and ends at Minnesota Street. at Burr
Walking Path Committee is in the processThe Bike &
FORESTRY SYSTEM of designing
future improvements for Mitchell’s Bike Path
Maps are available at the Park & Recreatio System.
n Dept.
Re-Tree Mitchell The Parks & Recreation
Dept.
offers a 75% reimbursement (up to $100
DOG PA RK
) for the
purchase of trees that are planted in or
near the
boulevard. Limit of 2 trees per year. Call
the Parks d to the Mitchell Dog
Bring your canine frien
& Recreation office for more details. h
How do I get my tree checked over? The Park! The dog park is located on the sout
Division 2.3 acre area
does “tree checks” each Friday - any citiz
en who end of Cadwell Park and features a
small dogs.
has a concern about a tree on a bouleva
rd should for large dogs and a .85 acre area for
call 995-8450 and ask for Angel. Please clean up & be responsible for your pet.
PICNICS | WEDDING & BRIDAL SHOWERS | BIRTHDAYS | REUNIONS | GRADUATIONS
BIRTHDAYS | REUNIONS | GRADUATIONS |
Outdoor Picnic Shelters
$10 per hour (3hrs minimum) or $60 per day, rental fee due at time reservation is made
9AM - 11PM (hourly shifts)
DOTY PARK SHELTER KIBBEE PARK SHELTER
DRY RUN CREEK PARK SHELTER KIWANIS WOODDLOT SHELTER
GAINER PARK SHELTER LIONS POINT PARK SHELTER
HITCHCOCK PARK BAND SHELL MONROE SHELTER
MONROE/TRODE GAZEBO NORTH OHLMAN ACCESS SHELTER
HITCHCOCK NORTH SHELTER NORTHRIDGE PARK SHELTER
HITCHCOCK SOUTH SHELTER PIONEER PARK SHELTR
HICHCOCK SW SHELTER PUBLIC BEACH SHELTER
REDSTONE SHELTER
Indoor Picnic Shelters
RENTALS
$120 per day, $50 deposit check due when you pick up key
Location Address
LAKE MITCHELL DAY CAMP Indian Village Road
LAKE MITCHELL SPORTSMEN’S CLUB Indian Village Road
CAMP ARROYA 311 1/2 North Harmon Dr.
PATTON YOUNG PARK SHELTER 1100 block West Cedar
INDOOR SHELTER - HITCHCOCK PARK 1201 East Hanson
Reservation requests can be done online at cityofmitchell.org 19OUTDOOR GOLF & ACTIVITIES DISCOVER SUMMER 2018 AT
DAKOTA DISCOVERY MUSEUM!
Session I – June 25-29; Monday, discover what they discovered. We look the world. From the 1870s – 1900
Wednesday, Friday 1:30 – 3:30 PM at the boats, provisions, and travel of the thousands came, building homes, farms,
$25 per cook; Limited to 20 cooks for Corp. of Discovery. and communities. Discover how they
the week. traveled, how they obtained land, how
Discovery Prairie Cooking! What Session III – July 9 – 13; Monday, they build their homes. We’ll look at their
did they eat? How did they cook? No Wednesday, Friday 1:30 – 3:30 PM successes, and their tragedies and learn
McDonald’s! No Taco Johns! No Subway! $25 per railroader; Limited to 20
Join us at Dakota Discovery the week of workers on this railroad. about living, growing, and prospering..
June 25 for Prairie Cooking. People had Discover Iron Ribbons! The railroad
to eat, so what did they eat and how did connected East to West and all points Session V – July 23 – 27; Monday,
they cook? Join our prairie cooks this in between. Join us for three exciting Wednesday, Friday 1:30 – 3:30
week to discover recipes and methods sessions about railroads in Dakota $25 per artist; Limited to 20 artists.
of cooking before the days of fast food Territory and South Dakota. Each Discover Art! Come join in a week
restaurants, chains, and refrigerators. railroad worker will discover how the of creating! Under guidance from an
railroads came, what kind of equipment instructor, each artist creates one or
Session II – July 2 – 6; Monday, was needed, and how the railroads built more pieces of art during a week of
Tuesday, Friday 1:30 – 3:30 PM communities all over South Dakota. creativity unleashed!
$25 per explorer; Limited to a Corp. of -If a participant enrolls for three or
20 explorers. Session IV – July 16 – 20; Monday,
Discover Your Country! Join us for an Wednesday, Friday 1:30 – 3:30 PM more weeks, the price drops to $20 per
exploration of America! What did Lewis $25 per homesteader; Limited to 20 person, a discount of 20%
and Clark find when they crossed over new homesteads for the week. -If a family enrolls three or more
the next hill or around the next bend in Discover The Homestead! The children per week, the price per child
the river? Each day, explorers will take a Homestead Act opened Dakota Territory drops to $20 per person for a discount
section of the Lewis and Clark route and for settlement to people from all over of 20%.
For more information and to register, call 605.996.2122
Lakeview Golf Course
Beginners Seminars/ Junior Golf Summer Program
Practice Sessions Registration: May 1st – 31st
ONE HOUR LONG SESSIONS – THREE SESSIONS Cost: $35 per Junior (Member)
Dates: Tuesday, May 1st, May 8th, and May 15th $45 per Junior (Non-Member)
Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm Ages: 7-10, 11am – 12pm
-Men Or Women- Ages: 11-14, 9am – 10:30am
**Limit to 8 Men or Women per Session** Dates: Mondays and Tuesdays (6 Sessions)
*Sessions consist of the Basics for any Golf Game*
**Exception: No session on Tuesday, June 19th or 26th
· Putting
June 4th & 5th June 11th & 12th
· Chipping
June 18th & 25th (On Course Days)
· Driving Range (Irons & Woods)
Fri., June 29th (Parent/Child Scramble – 9 Holes)
**Lessons will be consistent with focus on the fundamentals
**Sign Up for Parent/Child Scramble
of the game such as Proper Grip, Stance,
**6:00pm Start – 5:30pm Registration
Posture, Alignment, Set Up, & Routine
along with Swing Mechanics and Drills**
Sessions will consist of instruction on the driving range
**FREE with PURCHASE of any Range
(full shots), practice green (chipping and putting), rules
Pass** of golf, and etiquette and 2 days on the course playing.
Range Passes
- 10 Buckets = $40.00 *Cost for Junior Camp is due before the 1st Session; includes a
- 25 Buckets = $75.00 T-shirt and 2 Range Passes per Week per Junior with Registration*
- Single Range Pass = $100.00 plus Tax
- Family Range Pass = $150.00 plus Tax To Sign up, Call Lakeview at 995-8460
600 South Burr, Mitchell
Mon-Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 8am–5pm,
Also Available by Appointments
iversonauto.com
1-866-441-8361 • 605-996-5683
20FREE LAWN LIL’ KERNEL
SPORT CAMPS
BOWLING CLINIC VOLLEYBALL CAMP
June 9th & 16th August 6-7 • 9:00 am - Noon
Grades: 3rd-6th (entering Fall of 2018)
ALL grades divided by hand size. Location: Mitchell Senior High Fee: $35
10:00 – 11:30 a.m. Activity # 1110.101 The focus of this camp includes the conc
Held at Lakeview Golf Course FUN, FUNDAMENTALS, and THE GAM
epts
E CONCEPTS
Spend
Put a new twist on an old fashioned game! OF VOLLEYBALL. Each camper will also
receive a
mor ning s
some time on a couple of Saturday Volleyball T-shirt and various participa
tion prizes at
get
learning the basics of lawn bowling. Kids
the end of the camp!
exe rcise ,
outside to enjoy the fresh air, get To register or for questions/information
please contact
e
increase concentration and focus, and hav Deb Thill at 770-3097 or deb.thill@k12.sd
.us
equ ipm ent
fun! Bring some friends along. ALL
provided.
MITCHELL KERNEL
YOUTH AND MIDDLE BASKETBA LL CAMP
SCHOOL FOOTBALL CAMPS y 29-31Ma
Mitchell High School Gym
MITCHELL MIDDLE SCHOOL Boys and Girls
FOOTBALL CAMP K-3 9:00 am - 10:15 am Fee: $30
4-8 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Fee: $60
6:00 pm Wednesday , July 25th and Thursday,
Eligible: All Mitchell athletes entering 7th July 26th
Grade Focus on fundamentals skills and and 8th 9-12 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Fee: $60
pre-season
preparation Wes Morgan 933-0851
MITCHELL YOUTH DWU SPRING
FOOTBALL CAMP
6:00 pm July 30 - August 2 FOOTBALL SKILLS
Eligible: All Mitchell athletes entering
Grades 3rd through 6th Grade CAMP
Fundamental skills and drills in preparat Activity #1108.201
ion
for the Season and overall developmen Camp Dates: April 23-25
t
Mon-Wed 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm • Grades
CONTACT KENT VAN OVERSCHELDE 3-6
Location: DWU Practice Field
605-770-7264 Coach Cimpl along with the DWU Foo
tball Tigers
kent.vanoverschelde@k12.sd.us and the Mitchell Park and Rec departm
ent invite you
to attend the Spring Football Skills cam
p.
The camp will consist of both offensiv
e and
defensive skills as well as daily competi
KERNEL BOYS CAMP
tions that
reinforce the skills taught.
Fee: $30, includes camp T-shirt
Dates: June 4, 5 & 6
Grades 9-12: 9:00am-Noon • Grades 6-8: 12:30-2:30pm
Grades 3-5: 3:00-4:30pm
Fee: $50/Camper (Family Discounts available)
CONTACT TODD NEUENDORF 605-868-2566 todd.neuendorf@k12.sd.us
If the kids are happy, the parents are happy!
OPEN
7:00 Cotton Candy
DAILY!
Only $1.25
21MISC. SUMMER ACTIVITIES
Special Courses Available
Throughout Summer!
No Experience Necessary!
Reserve Your Spot for Fall Programs
Master Matt Howlett
Owner and Head Instructor • Fourth Degree Black Belt
Ms. Nichole Kremer
Head Instructor • Third Degree Black Belt
The Regions Premier Martial Arts Instruction
400 N. Main Suite: 110 • Mitchell, SD 57301
605-933-1699 • ultimatekicksmitchell@gmail.com
Facebook.com/mitchellkicks
ultimatekicksmitch.wix.com/mitchellkicks
YOUTHPlayers
SOCCER LEAGUE Palace Transit is offering a
will practice one day a week and have
league games on Saturdays at the Mitchell Pepsi SUMMER
Soccer Complex. Our goal is to develop players soc-
cer skills and have fun! BUS PASS
Registration Now Open for rides to
until March 24th!
4-8pm -- Ages 3-10 -- Cost $40 City of Mitchell activities
(includes League T-shirt) Ride the bus to scheduled
Mitchell Soccer Association Training Facility, 723 E. Ash (use south door)
activities at:
Online Registration Available at www.mitchellsoccer.org
•Mitchell Aquatic Center •Mitchell Ice Arena
PARENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! •Mitchell Recreation Center •Softball or Baseball
Contact- Chris Pollreisz (605)999-8256 •Tennis •Park Programs •Mitchell Public Library
or email- mitchellyouthsoccer@hotmail.com *This pass does not include transportation to the Pepsi-Cola Soccer Complex or Camp Arroya
*Mileage will be added for transportation outside Palace Transit boundaries.
SPRING/SUMMER Pass Prices:
TRAVELING SOCCER TEAMS •Individual Pass - $40.00 •Family Pass - $60.00
*Family pass is only valid to immediate household/residence family members.
Ages 7-19 *All no-shows will be charged for that ride.
Cost $75 (Games/Tournament fees not included)
Uniforms $40 (for new players) Pass is valid 7 days a week. All rides must be scheduled with
the Palace Transit office the day before by 4:00pm!
Registration Now Open -
Register online at Passes may be purchased at:
msa-club.sportsaffinity.com Palace Transit Office
300 W 1st, Mitchell, SD
Age appropriate teams will play in Mitchell 605-995-8440
and travel out of town for soccer games and
tournaments. Players can select as few or as many games and tournaments •Great Savings!
they would like to play in. All Coaches are licensed. •Safe Reliable
Transportation!
Adult Soccer Teams are Available •Get Yours Today!
Contact Tim Balzter 605-999-5038 — Email tim.balzter77@gmail.com •Start Saving Now!
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