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Parks & Recreation
City of Fairfield 411 Wessel Drive 513-867-5348 (phone) 513-867-6070 (fax) parks_recreation@fairfield-city.org
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Related Links: FYAA Football | Civitan Girls Softball | Cincinnati Dockers SportsFairfield's proximity to Greater Cincinnati gives Fairfield residents and visitors easy access to college and professional sports, including the Reds, Bengals, University of Cincinnati and Miami University, among others. Fairfield's Point Pleasant Park is home to the Cincinnati Dockers Australian Rules football team.Fairfield also has plenty to offer those who'd rather be in the game than watching it. Fairfield parks offer hiking and biking trails, tennis courts, ball fields and other venues for a variety of sports. Or, play a round of golf or join a league at one of Fairfield's public golf courses. For children, the following organizations offer a chance to learn basic athletic skills as well as teamwork: American Soccer Club The American Soccer Club, located in Hamilton, is a member of the TCYSA league of Cincinnati, Ohio. Club fields are located on Forest Lake Lane in Joyce Park. Our purpose is to provide players with an environment where they can develop a love of the game and prepare them for participation at the High School and College levels. Butler County Youth Hockey Association The Butler County Youth Hockey Association offers both recreational and competitive hockey programs for boys and girls ages 4 to 17. The BCYHA's home rink is the Miami University's Goggin Ice Arena. Civitan Club Girls Softball League Girls in grades 6 through 12 are eligible. Everyone plays regardless of ability. The league teaches you to play ball, to improve your skills and to practice good sportsmanship. Games are played on Tuesdays and Thursdays on the Civitan Softball Fields, 1381 Hunter Road, Fairfield (next to Harbin Park) at 6 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. Fairfield Lacrosse Club FLC hosts teams for boys and girls grades 3-12. Sign-ups begin in October and end in December. Teams start practicing in February, and the season runs through the middle of May. Registration forms and more information can be found at the FLC Web site. Fairfield Optimist SAY Soccer The Fairfield Optimist Soccer Association (FOSA) plays its games at the Optimist Park off of River Road in Fairfield — near Hamilton's Joyce park. FOSA is the SAY organization for Fairfield and Fairfield Township. The league offers recreational youth soccer for all children in the Fairfield School District from the ages of 4 to 18. Fairfield Optimist Soccer Club Hosting boys and girls teams from ages U8-U19, FOSC teams participate in the Cincinnati United Soccer League (CUSL) and Buckeye Premier Soccer League (BPSL). FOSC also hosts the annual Mid-American Soccer Classic (MASC) tournament each spring. Players are provided an environment to improve their basic soccer skills, increase their understanding of the game and develop positive relationships with teammates, trainers and coaches. Fairfield Pirahnas Swim Team Area youth, ages 18 and younger, are invited to participate on our summer swim team at the Fairfield Aquatic Center. All swimmers must be able to swim the length of the pool without flotation aides. The team competes in the tri-county swim league with public and private pools. Practice begins the first week in June and concludes with championships in late July. Fairfield Youth Athletic Association The Fairfield Youth Athletic Association is dedicated to Fairfield youth attending kindergarten through sixth grades. The group offers organized football teams for young athletes. Fairfield Youth Cheerleading Association The Fairfield Youth Cheerleading Association offers an organized recreational cheerleading program to youth in first through sixth grades, living in the Fairfield School District. The FYCA cheers for the Fairfield youth football program and attends local cheerleading competitions. Fairfield Youth Baseball Association The Fairfield Youth Baseball Association maintains the baseball/softball facilities at Waterworks Park on Groh Lane in Fairfied, Ohio. FYBA supports over 1500 youth playing on over 100 teams from T-ball to Babe Ruth for baseball, and from T-ball through high school age groups for both fastpitch and slowpitch softball. Great Miami Valley YMCA Flippers Swim Team This swim team is for YMCA members only. Practices are held at the Fairfield YMCA, Fitton YMCA and East Butler YMCA for different age groups. TOP Soccer Cincinnati TOP Soccer is a soccer league whose sole purpose is to get children off the sidelines and into the game! The TOP Soccer program is uniquely tailored to meet the needs of children who have mental or physical handicaps. Cincinnati TOP Soccer allows every child in Cincinnati the opportunity to participate, contribute, and excel in the game of soccer. Hamilton Fairfield Youth Basketball League The Hamilton-Fairfield Program is open to boys and girls in the Hamilton-Fairfield area. The season typically begins in December and runs for a 10-game season with a tournament following. YMCA Sport Leagues The Greater Miami Valley YMCA offers a variety of youth sports programs focused on good sportsmanship and character development. Butler County Sports Club Currently offering soccer programs, this organization was formed in spring, 2006. They are in the process of buying land and building a sports complex in Fairfield Township where they will eventually offer various sports including hockey, baseball, volleyball, soccer, basketball and probably football. For ages 4 and up. Fairfield Youth Wrestling Club The Fairfield Youth Wrestling Club is open to all students in first through sixth grades in the Fairfield City School District. The season starts in the beginning of November and runs through the beginning of March. Practices are Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. at Fairfield Middle School in the wrestling room (red building behind the gym). Tournaments are held on Sundays with an occasional team tournament on Saturday. There is a small cost associated with the tournaments, and participation is optional. The program's philosophy is teach the kids wrestling. Any kids who sign up to wrestle will get to wrestle in tournaments. XBA Youth Sports Association XBA Youth Sports Association is a non-profit youth sports association with more than 30 youth basketball teams and more 300 students participating all year. Therapeutic Recreation for the Disabled, Inc. Butler County Challenger Baseball |
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