Tremonton Parks and Recreation614 North 1000 West • P.O Box 100 Tremonton, UT 84337

Phone: 257-9485 Fax: 257-9488 Rain-out Hotline: 257-9489www.tremontoncity.com

RECREATION POLICIES AND PROCEDURES:

1. Sportsmanship and respect are mandatory in all pro-grams. Participants, coaches, spectators, etc. may beejected at any time without prior warning if deemed nec-essary.2. Due to the high amount of customers, specialrequests are not guaranteed. Car pooling is not a reasonfor a specific team.3. Harassment of officials, umpires, scorekeepers,supervisors or staff is not tolerated. Ejections or suspen-sions may be imposed anytime without warning.4. The use of alcohol or tobacco while participating in aTremonton Recreation program is not allowed.5. In programs where there is no draft, the RecreationDirector and/or staff will organize youth teams to theirdiscretion.

6. In youth programs, players must enroll in their cur-rent grade and play in that league.7. For adult programs, all participants must be 16 yearsor older.8. Participants are highly encouraged to have their owninsurance policy.9. All dates and times are subject to change.10. Call the “rain-out” hotline for info after 4 p.m. to seeif games are being played(257-9489)11. All fields used for private use need to be scheduledthrough Tremonton City and all fees need to be paid inadvance.12. Tremonton Recreation has final authority in all situ-ations and circumstances.

REGISTRATION POLICIES:Registration periods for various programs will be established by Tremonton Parks and Recreation. To be consid-

ered registered, the following must be completed: 1. A registration form must be completely filled out and signed by a custodial parent or legal guardian, (when reg-istering a youth) for each participant.2. All fees must be paid at time of registration. Registration forms will be accepted at the Tremonton City Office(102 S. Tremont St.) from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Payments of cash or check only will be accepted.3. A $5 non-resident fee will be applied to each youth program for anyone who lives outside of Tremonton. Late registrations will be accepted on a “first-come” space availability basis only.

** A $5.00 LATE FEE WILL BE ASSESSED ON EACH LATE REGISTRATION! **

REFUND POLICIES:A $5.00 non-refundable office charge will be assessed to all registrations.1. Tremonton Parks and Recreation will offer a full refund (except $5) for all refunds requested while the registra-tion period is still open.2. After the registration period has ended, a refund of 50% (except $5) will be offered.3. After the program/event has begun, no refund will be offered. (Special exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis for special circumstances.

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November 2010The leaves are now starting to turn colors and the air is

becoming crisp. I'm thrilled to say it is that time of year againwhen we turn to fall and winter sports! As a new addition tothe Parks and Recreation team at Tremonton City, I've had awonderful time getting to know some of the faces of the

Recreation program. Sports were a large part of my lifegrowing up and I've been thrilled to see the children ofTremonton, and our surrounding valley, return for each activi-ty.

Sports are good for the body and mind and I think theRecreation program is a great start for those youngsters plan-ning and hoping to continue and enter into the middle, highschool and collegiate sports programs. Our programs are notonly designed for the youth, but also geared toward our activeadults who still like to get out on the field or court for a littlefriendly competition.

I want to say thank you to all our great volunteers whoare always willing to help out each time! I would also like totake this opportunity to thank all the children, parents, partici-pants, volunteers, my co-workers, and especially our CityCouncil for all they put forth to make our Recreation programpossible each season.

There is so much to do in Tremonton, and I hope to seethe smiling faces of our returning participants and welcomeour new participants to our fun-filled winter program! Happysporting!

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What’s InsideRecreation Policies & Procedures . . .Page 1Refund Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 1Message From Amber . . . . . . . . .Page 2Volunteer Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 3Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 4Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 6Adult Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 12Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 14

OTHER PROGRAMS TO LOOK FORWARD TO - TELL US WHAT YOU THINK.

* Arts & Craft hour for your preschool age kids

* Youth science projects

* Sit and stretch exercises for seniors. This event is held daily at the Tremonton Senior Citizen Center

* Arthritis impact is held on Tuesdays at the Tremonton Senior Citizen Center

* A senior walk in the spring

* A health fair in April

*Please let us know if you are interested in helping us start a new program inTremonton. We are always open to new ideas. Call Marc at 257-9485.

Marc ChristensenParks and Recreation

Director

Lynn GreenParks Maintenance

Chris BarfussRecreation

Coordinator

Amber MartinRecreation Secretary

MESSAGE FROM AMBER

33 VOLUNTEER AWARD

Daniel strives to make sureevery kid in our youth programsleaves with a better sense ofsportsmanship than when theyfirst came in. He is a great coachand leader, so if your kids arelucky enough to have him as acoach, know that you got one ofthe best.

The Tremonton Parks andRecreation staff would like to saythanks to Daniel and his familyfor their support as he has givenso much support to the TremontonParks and RecreationDepartment. He has been a majorfactor in making our programsbetter for everyone in our commu-nity.

VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARDThe Tremonton Parks and

Recreation Volunteer Service Awardis given biannually to a deservingperson in the community who hasdemonstrated a high level of serviceto the Parks and RecreationDepartment. This season's award ispresented to Daniel Ravsten.

For the past 10 years, Danielhas been more than willing to helpout with coaching, refereeing,scorekeeping, or just volunteeringwherever we needed it. For exam-ple, he has helped out with puttingtogether youth soccer rules thatcan make the kids understand soc-cer better, Just this last year wehad to put together a new rulebook for 6th - 8th grade soccersince we decided to go to a bigger field for thatleague. We wanted it to be as close to high schoolsoccer as possible since those age groups will begoing into high school soon.

Daniel put together most of the rules for thesoccer program. As head referee for theTremonton Parks and Recreation Youth Soccerleagues he has helped train most of our referees inthe program today, with his years of experience inthe sport Daniel was a great find for our soccerprograms. Daniel also has helped out with ourbaseball and basketball leagues, coaching, refer-eeing or volunteering in any way, but the sport heloves to be involved with most is soccer, and it isgreat to have him since we have soccer programstwice a year.

Daniel has three boys and one girl who havekept him busy with coaching for close to 10 yearsnow. We will be losing one of his boys to highschool sports after this year, but we are glad thathe has more kids and can help out with our pro-grams for many years to come.

DANIEL RAVSTEN

1135 N. 1000 W. Tremonton, UT

44SPECIAL EVENTS

CHRISTMAS EVENTS

Entries: All entries will be taken at the City Office. Entries must besubmitted on an 8.5 x 11 paper with your name, age andaddress on the back.Deadline:December 20 by 5:00 p.m. @ the Tremonton City Office.Divisions:4 yrs. & under, 5-7, 8-11, 12-16 years old.

10-Under: 1 mile run (boys/girls)11-Older: 5k Run. Many different age groupsand divisions.

All 1st place winners receive a FREE Turkey. 2nd place winners will receive a pumpkin pie.

First 150 registered participants

will receive a FREE T-shirt.

Come dressed ready to run in your favoriteThanksgiving theme and win a prize!

(dress up optional)

REGISTRATION:Day of event starting at 9:15 a.m.

WHEN: Saturday, Nov. 13, 10 a.m.WHERE: Food Pantry parking lot,

(200 S. Tremont)DIVISIONS:

10-under (male, female)11-15 (male, female) 16-25 (male, female) 26-38 (male, female)39-49 (male, female)50- older (male, female)

COST: ONLY $1 per runner

Come Run In The 10th Annual

TURKEY TROTA FUN EVENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!

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Friday & Saturday Nights5 - 9 p.m.

KIDS’ PICTURE CONTESTPROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Parents, help your kids get into the Christmas spirit byentering their drawings into the Christmas Picture Contest. Enter their drawings, colorings,paintings, etc… of their favorite Christmas theme.

Picture Submitted by Lisa Anderson

Age 14 of Plymouth

ALL DIVISION WINNERSWILL RECEIVE A FREE PROGRAM REGISTRA-

TION!!! (up to a $50 value)

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COST: Only $1 per childWHEN: Friday, Dec. 10, 4 p.m.REGISTRATION: Day of the eventWHERE: Midland Square onTremonton’s Main St.AGES: 2-6 (different age groups)

This event has been a huge success!

It's just like an Easter EggHunt, only you will be

searching for candy canes andother prizes in the snow!

Fun for the kids as well as the parents. Bundle up the little ones and bring them out to find treats.

Make sure they know what they want for Christmas becauseSanta will be there to hear all the kids’ wishes!

CANDY CANE HUNT

HOLIDAY HOUSE DECORATING CONTEST

REGISTRATION DATES: Nov. 29 -Dec.16. Registration forms can bepicked up from the Tremonton City Offices after starting on November 29.COST: FREE TO ENTER - GREAT AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN OUT TOTHE WINNERS!!PARTICIPATION RULES: Decorate your residence as the brightest inTremonton. Enter your hard work into the 3rd annual Holiday HouseDecorating contest!! Awards will be given for: Most Original, Best Set Up,Best Theme, and Greatest Overall. You must live in Tremonton or Garland toenter.JUDGING: Judging will take place on Monday,December 20, so keep your lights on that night.

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66YOUTH PROGRAMS

REGISTRATION DATES:Oct. 25 - Dec. 3

COST: $5 pre reg. $7 at the door.

DATE: Friday, Dec. 3, 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.

GRADE: Any teenager

WHERE: Tremonton City Public WorksCome see who the best gamer in town is! Madden &

Guitar Hero tournaments. Lots of other games includingthe Nintendo Wii. Tournaments, awards, prizes, etc. Lotsof food and soda. Good time for teenagers to "hang" in afun, controlled environment.

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TEEN GAME NIGHT

77 YOUTH PROGRAMS

REGISTRATION DATES: Nov. 1-Dec. 1

BEGINS: Games start Dec. 18

DAYS PLAYED: Saturdays

WHERE: Schools around the valley

GRADES (CURRENT): 3-12 grade

TIMES AND COST: $45 resident $50 non-resident, Cost includesgym time, officials, Jazz ticket which includes a meal at the E.S.A. onFeb. 5 vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (parentsmay purchase extra tickets for $11.00), Jr.Jazz Jersey with the new Jazz logo, Jr. Jazzmembership card, tournament or participa-tion award…

*Divisions may combine if there are notenough participants.**Leagues receive participation awards forall participants. Tournament provided for all other leagues.

JR. JAZZ BASKETBALL

Team Formation:

We will conduct a “draft” where each coach will receive a“free” player, (besides their own child) and the rest of theteam will be picked at random equally by grade. Coaches

receive free tickets plus other incentives:PLEASE VOLUNTEER!!

Please attend the 2nd Annual All-Star game for each league6th grade and up. This was a great success last year with fun

competitions and plenty of good basketball. More detailsforthcoming.

* 3 grade boys4 grade boys5 grade boys6-7 grade boys9-12 grade boys

* 3-4 grade girls5-6 grade girls7-9 grade girls

88YOUTH PROGRAMS

KARATE LESSONSREGISTRATION DATES: Jan 3rd-Jan 25th AGES: 6- 12 yr oldsCOST: $40/$45 (res./non.)BEGINS: Wednesday, Feb. 2nd, for 8 weeksTIME: 5:00-6:00 p.m.WHERE: Tremonton City Senior CenterINSTRUCTOR: Certified in defensive tacticsand martial arts.

This program is designed to teach basic selfdefense tacticsand positions. Itwill cover basicfundamentals:punching, kick-ing, stance, anddefenses. It isalso a great car-dio workout forexercise!

Teams will learn different skills each week. Half of the timewill be spent on instruction of basketball skills (provided by

an instructor), with the second half spent on a two teamscrimmage each week. All participants will receive a uni-form top, an award and certificate. 28.5 (smaller ball) andlower rims will be used. Teams will be organized by the

Recreation Department. Program runs for 6 weeks of instruc-tion and scrimmages.

Limited number of spots in this program.

Register early to avoid being left out!

REGISTRATION DATES: Dec. 6 - Jan 4GRADES (CURRENT): 1 - 2 grade boys and girlsCOST: $25 Res./ $30 Non. per player BEGINS: January 19DAYS PLAYED: Wednesdays, 5:30-8:30 p.m.

(rotating)WHERE: North Park Elementary

LIL’ CUBS BASKETBALL For 1st and 2nd Graders!

This is an "instructional" league for boysand girls combined. It is to learn basic

skills of basketball and to have fun!

Tremonton Parks andRecreation is looking for

officials, umpires and referees

There are a few job openings this Winterand Spring. We need people age 16 or older,know the rules of basketball and are interest-ed in refereeing to call and we can get them

set up to ref this winter for Jr. Jazz or Men's League Basketball.

We also need referees for youth soccer in thespring. This is for any kids age 10-18 who

know the rules of soccer. We are also lookingfor gym supervisors that can work Saturday's.

If any of these jobs interest you, please call 257-9487.

Thank You, Tremonton Parks and Recreation

99 YOUTH PROGRAMS

Can’t Get Enough Hoops?Then come participate in the �Fun Shot� competition.

COST: This program is FREE to all kids (witha suggested can of food donation to theTremonton Food Pantry)

DATE: Jan. 26REGISTRATION:

Jan. 26 at 5:30 p.m.TIME: 6 p.m.WHERE: ACHIS

GRADES (CURRENT):5 & 6 grade (boys & girls separate)7 & 8 grade (boys & girls separate)9-12 grade (boys & girls separate)

* The game is played by one individual. * The player has one minute to score as many

baskets as possible from the fivedifferent shooting spots markedon the floor. * Each shooting spot is worth 2-5 points. * The player with the highestscore advances to the next levelof competition.

* Winners at next level advance to finals to beheld at Energy Solutions Arena before a Jazzgame.

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REGISTRATION DATES: Jan. 24 - Mar. 1GRADES (CURRENT): Must be startingKindergarten in the fall. Must be 5 by 8-1-11COST: $25 per player/$30 non resident

(includes uniform top, soccer ball and awards)BEGINS: First week of April, runs for 6 weeksDAYS PLAYED: TuesdayTIME: 5:15 p.m.WHERE: Stevens Park in Tremonton

This program is designed to be a fun and instructional soccer league for all boys and girls who will beentering Kindergarten this fall. It will focus on different fundamental skills each week, as well as realgames played against other teams. Emphasis will be on having fun, meeting new friends, learning basicsoccer skills and good sportsmanship. Coaches and parents will be required to help their child and teamduring the program each week. (Spend an hour a week with your child). All participants will receive a uniform top, awards, etc.

LIL’CUBS SOCCERA new soccer league for

the beginners!

1111 YOUTH PROGRAMS

REGISTRATION DATES:Jan. 24 - Mar. 1GRADES (CURRENT): K-8COST: $20/ non resident $25BEGINS: End of March

DAYS AND TIME PLAYED:Wednesday or Thursday Nights, andSaturday Mornings

WHERE: Tremonton City Parks

OUTDOOR SPRING SOCCER

YOUTH BOWLING

Grades K-5 will play on smaller fields with fewer kidswhich allows for each kid to touch the ball more.Grades 6-8 will play on a regulation size field.

*Each player will be required to purchase a red/white jersey if they do not alreadyhave one. They are available at “The Cover Up” in Tremonton. Registration includesa clinic by the BRHS boys soccer team. All players must currently be in kindergarten

- 8th grades. Teams will be formed by the Tremonton Parks and RecreationDepartment.

Registration Dates: Nov. 8-Dec. 20Grades: 3-12Cost: $40 resident/$45 non-resident(includes all lane fees, instructor, and a T-shirt)Days: Tuesday or Wednesday AfternoonsStart Date: Tue. Jan. 4 (8 weeks)

Wed. Jan. 5 (8 weeks)Time: 4 p.m. until you finish 2 games.Where: Bear River Bowling CenterOther info: This is a new program startingin 2011.

There will be a January/February leagueand a March/April league. You may signup for both leagues. There will also be a

Summer and Fall league, more info tocome. The youth will learn how to bowl,

keep score, play tournaments, makefriends, and have fun.

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1212ADULT PROGRAMS

MEN’S 5 ON 5 BASKETBALLREGISTRATION DATES: Oct. 25-Nov. 22COST: $350 (Please register early, spots may be limited!)WHERE: ACHISWHEN: Tuesday (B league) 6-10 p.m.

Thursday (A league) 6-10 p.m.MANDATORY MANAGERS’ MTNG:Monday, Nov. 22, 5:30 p.m. at the Recreation OfficeThe meeting is mandatory.BEGINS: Tues./Thurs., Nov 30/Dec 2,6-10 p.m. rotating times.DIVISIONS: ‘A’ league = very competitive, unlimitedplayer experience. ‘B’ league = competitive, no collegeor pro experience (35 + okay).• Maximum of one “A” player may play on a “B” leagueteam. Maximum of three players still in high school perteam rosterLeague: 8 game regular season. Double eliminationtournament. (Tournament may be played on other nightsdue to gym availability).

*Each team is required to have matching uniforms with a number on front and back by the first scheduled game!*

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL16 Years and Older

Great for friends, clubs, church groups, etc.REGISTRATION DATES:Dec. 20 - Jan. 20COST: $180 (Includes officials, team awards, prizes,etc.)WHERE: ACHISNIGHT PLAYED: Mondays, 6-10 p.m. rotating times.START DATE: Monday Jan. 24MANAGERS MEETNG: Jan 20, 5:15 p.m. at theRecreation Office

LEAGUE: 6/6 format, 6 matches plus tournamentDIVISIONS: Limit of 3 'A' players per roster. ('A' play-er = any HS Varsity in last six years of graduation or anycollegiate experience [35+ okay]).

If you know the rules of volleyball, and would like to officiate volleyball games, please call Chris @ 257-9847

1313 ADULT PROGRAMS

TREMONTON PARKS ANDRECREATION DISCLAIMER:

To all those who have unselfishly taken thetime to coach a team or volunteer in any-way, we thank you, please continue! For

those who have not, know that we need you.We understand that everyone is “busy,” butif everyone is “busy” who is going to takethe time for the kids? Don't always expect

that “someone else will do it.” Take anactive part in your child's life. If you doyou will find that it is fun, rewarding and

you will realize you make a difference in somany youths’ lives.

All dates, time, cost, etc. were current atprinting date. All info is subject to change

without notice.

ADULT CO-ED VOLLEYBALLREGISTRATION DATES: Oct 25-Nov 22

COST: $180 (Includes officials, team awards, prizes, etc…)

WHERE: A.C.H.I.S.

DAY: Monday nights

BEGINS: Monday, November 29

MANDATORY MANAGERS MEETING: Monday November 22 at 6:30 p.m. at

the Recreation Office. The meeting is mandatory

LEAGUE: 6 on 6 format, 5 matches plus tournament.

OPEN LEAGUE: FUN FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS AND ABILITIES.

If you know the rules of volleyball, and would like to officiate volleyball games, please call Chris @ 257-9847.

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OCTOBER25- Men's Basketball Registration Starts

25- Teen Game Night Registration Starts

25- Adult Co-Ed Volleyball Registration Starts

NOVEMBER1- Jr. Jazz Registration Starts

8- Youth Bowling Registration Starts

13- Turkey Trot 9:15 a.m. (Food Pantry Parking Lot)

22- Men's Basketball Registration Ends

22- Men's Basketball Managers Meeting

5:30 p.m. Rec. Office

22- Co-Ed Volleyball Registration Ends

22- Co-Ed Volleyball Managers Meeting

6:30 p.m. Rec. Office

29- Holiday House Decorating

Registration Starts

29- Co-Ed Volleyball Starts

30- Men's B League Basketball Starts

DECEMBER1- Jr. Jazz Registration Ends

1- Picture Contest Entries Accepted

2 Men's A League Basketball Starts

3- Teen Game Night Registration Ends

3- Teen Game Night 5:30 Public Works

Building

6- Lil' Cubs Basketball Registration Starts

10- Candy Cane Hunt 4 p.m. Midland Square

16- Holiday House Contest

Registration Ends

18- Jr. Jazz Games Start

20- Holiday House Contest Judging

20- Youth Bowling Registration Ends

20- Picture Contest Due

20- Women's Volleyball Registration Starts

JANUARY3- Karate Registration Starts

4- Lil' Cubs Basketball Registration Ends

4- Youth Bowling Starts (Tuesday League)

5- Youth Bowling Starts

(Wednesday League)

19- Lil' Cubs Basketball Games Start

20- Women's Volleyball Registration Ends

20- Women's Volleyball Managers Meeting

5:15 p.m. Rec. Office

24- Women's Volleyball Games Start

24- Spring Soccer Registration Starts

24- Lil' Cubs Soccer Registration Starts

25- Karate Registration Ends

26- Jr. Jazz Fun Shot 5:30 p.m. ACHIS

FEBRUARY2- Karate Starts

2- Jr. Jazz All-Star Events starts @ 4 p.m.

ACHIS

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MARCH1- Spring Soccer Registration Ends

1- Lil' Cubs Soccer Registration Ends

30- Spring Soccer Starts

**ALL PROGRAM REGISTRATIONS ARE HELD AT THE TREMONTON CITY OFFICES. 102 S. TREMONT ST. � 257-9500

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