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Youth Sports

Our Youth Sports leagues emphasize participation and skills training. The program is open to youth that are dependents of Active Duty and Retired Military, DoD, and NAF Civilian employees and between the ages of 5 through 15 years. Most leagues are coed and participate in community youth sports programs. We have seasonal openings for volunteer coaches and assistant coaches. Our coaches are required to attend training and become certified by the National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS).

Coaches Needed!

The Youth Sports Program offers recreational league sports in soccer, T-ball, coach-pitch, baseball, basketball, wrestling, flag football, cheerleading, and softball. Looking for coaches who

Lead by example
Demonstrate fair play and sportsmanship
Enjoy sports
Know the rules

Organize practices
Make an impact
Want to volunteer
Love to have fun

Seymour Johnson AFB

Youth Sports

Youth Sports programs offer a wide variety of athletic programs for youth ages 5-12 years. We also have our Start Smart program, which offers instructional sports to our younger audience, 4-year-olds. Start Smart Sports are fantastic, skill-building opportunities for children. These programs are designed to keep your child active while building important teamwork skills.

All participants must have a completed sports physical before their first game. Download the required files here.

Seasonal Sports:

Basketball
Baseball
Flag Football
Soccer
Spirit Squad

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Parent Advisory Board

Parents are always welcome to visit and assist with their child's care to the extent that their duty permits.
The parent Advisory Board/involvement is a committee of all the CDC programs in conjunction with other CYP’s. The DAB acts only in an advisory capacity, providing recommendations for improving services. The Chairperson of the DAB is a parent.
The Parent Advisory Committee selects a chairperson. Each chairperson attends the Program Parent Advisory Board meeting. The Parent Advisory Board meets with the Airman and Family Readiness Center Flight Chief and Center Directors at least quarterly and with the Mission Support Group Commander at least annually. The minutes of the parent advisory meetings are forwarded to the Mission Support Group Commander for review.
If you are interested in attending your center's parent advisory committee, please see your center's director for more information.