Longmeadow Swim Team
Longmeadow Aquatic Club
Email: longmeadowswim@gmail.com
https://www.gomotionapp.com/team/longmeadow/page/home
New swimmers must be able to swim 25 yards unassisted. We will be evaluating all new swimmers the first few nights to ensure they can safely participate in practice. We will be conducting stroke-specific clinics for the initial weeks of practice to give everyone a solid foundation upon which to build skill and strength.
All swimmers will be expected to participate in 2 swim meets. Practice will be offered 4 days per week and we understand that many athletes compete in multiple sports and have other activities. Swimmers will benefit most from at least 2 days of practice per week.
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Longmeadow Boys Youth Lacrosse
Longmeadow Boys Lacrosse Association
Email: info@longmeadowlacrosse.com
http://www.longmeadowlacrosse.com/
A great opportunity for your son to learn and experience the great game of lacrosse. The boys' youth lacrosse program runs from early April until mid-June. K-2 instructional program meets on Saturday mornings. 3rd-8th inter-town program practices and plays 3-4 times per week. Parents are responsible for all player equipment: stick, helmet, gloves, arm pads, shoulder pads, protective cup, and mouth guard.
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Longmeadow Girls Youth Lacrosse
Longmeadow Girls Lacrosse Association
Contact: Contact Form on website
http://www.lglax.com/
Participate in one of Longmeadow's most popular youth athletic programs for players of all skill levels in 3rd grade thru 8th grade, and for early learners in kindergarten thru 2nd grade with skills and drills clinics typically held in May. Longmeadow Girls' Lacrosse Association (LGLA) provides an athletic program that promotes a positive well-balanced coaching philosophy, emphasizing sportsmanship and fair play while teaching valuable life skills in a fun, safe, supportive, instructional environment. It doesn't matter if you have never played, the objective of LGLA is for participants to learn the exciting game of lacrosse with an emphasis on having fun, personal development, and respect for themselves., their teammates, refs, and their coaches.
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Longmeadow Little League Baseball
Longmeadow Little League
Email: longmeadowlittleleague@gmail.com
https://www.longmeadowmalittleleague.org/
Little League is the largest youth sports organization in the world and is governed by international rules for the safety and well-being of the children who play.
Longmeadow Little League offers the regular season (April-June), a summer league (June-July), and a fall season (Sept-Oct).
In the summer tournament, several teams compete regionally for the opportunity to play in the Little League World Series.
LLL provides the best balance of skills development and competition and is committed to teaching teamwork, respect, and sportsmanship at all levels of the game. Most importantly, we want to make sure everyone has fun - players, coaches, and parents.
The Western Massachusetts district includes Amherst, Agawam, Belchertown, Easthampton, Gateway, Northampton, Southampton, Westfield, Wilbraham, and Southampton.
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Longmeadow Youth Soccer
Longmeadow Soccer Association
Email: info@longmeadowsoccer.org
https://longmeadowsoccerassociation.sportngin.com/
This popular program with over 900 participants last year will run from September through November. In-town games are on Saturdays for Kindergarten and Grade 1 and Sundays for grades 2-8.
The optional Travel program involves a mandatory evaluation in the spring. Dates are posted on the LSA website. Travel teams generally play on the weekend, but have weeknight games. Practices are at the discretion of the coach.
Uniforms are included in the registration fee and provided for both in-town and Travel. If parents are unsure which level to register a child for please contact LSA for guidance.
To register your players or for more information please go to the Longmeadow Soccer Association website at www.longmeadowsoccer.org. Returning and new coaches may register online, as well.
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Longmeadow Girls Youth Softball
Longmeadow Softball Association
Email: LongmeadowSoftballBoard@gmail.com
http://www.longmeadowsoftball.org/
The Longmeadow Softball Association (LSA) is a member of Little League District 2, and offers the opportunity for girls in Grades 1 through 8 to participate in a program designed to teach the game of softball in a fun environment and eventually progress to an increasingly structured and competitive setting.
Grades 1 & 2
For children in Grades 1 and 2, the program focuses on basic skill development and incorporates 1 game per week with surrounding towns for 6-8 weeks.
Grades 3 - 8
Beyond Grade 2, all girls who wish to play must attend evaluations in March; all girls are placed on a team based on their skill level and age eligibility for 10U, 12U or 14U travel teams. Games are scheduled 1-2 times per week in Longmeadow and local communities for a total of 12-15 games per season. Team practices start at the end of April with regular season play and end with playoffs for those teams that are eligible at the end of June. We aim for team sizes of 12-13 players. Games are structured with umpires and forfeit rules, so player attendance is critical. Once rosters are submitted to the league in mid-April, additional players cannot be added, no exceptions.
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Longmeadow Youth Basketball
Longmeadow Youth Basketball Association
Email: longmeadowyouthbasketball@gmail.com
https://longmeadowbasketball.sportngin.com/home
The Longmeadow Youth Basketball Association (LYBA) is a non-profit, volunteer organization committed to providing every child an opportunity to learn the game, improve their basketball skills, and play in games that are safe and fun. Our programs serve children in Grade 1-8. LYBA offers two distinct programs:
A Recreation program for boys and girls in Grades 1-8, in which everyone makes the team.
In Grades 1 & 2 the program is primarily instructional in nature. Specifically, during each one-hour Saturday morning session, participating children receive 30 minutes of basic basketball fundamentals (e.g. dribbling, passing, shooting), followed by a thirty (30) minute scrimmage vs. another 1st-2nd grade team.
In 3rd through 8th grade, each team has one practice and one game per week with an official referee at each game.
LYBA also offers an optional Travel Program for Boys-Grades 5-8 and Girls Grades 5-8. Travel teams are generally more competitive in nature and require a greater time commitment. Longmeadow teams play in the Suburban League against Travel Teams from surrounding communities. There is an additional player fee & uniform deposit in addition to the standard LYBA registration fee. Travel team players are selected through a tryout process in which LYBA utilizes independent evaluators.
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Longmeadow Youth Football
Longmeadow Youth Football Association
Email: longmeadowfootball21@gmail.com
http://www.longmeadowfootball.org/
Participants are grouped by:
Grade
Age
Skill
Experience Levels
There are also weight restrictions for certain positions. Pee Wee Program for 3rd & 4th graders; Junior Program for 5th & 6th graders; Senior Program for 7th & 8th graders. Program emphasizes values, teamwork, and football fundamentals. All coaches are USA Football Certified! Starting in early August, pre-season practices are typically Monday - Thursday from 6-8pm at Williams Middle School, reducing to 3 days each week when school starts. Eight games are played Saturdays or Sundays during September and October. Uniforms and equipment are provided, but participants supply their own cleats and mouth guard.
Flag Football
There will be a flag football program for Kindergarten through 2nd Graders. This will be an 8 week program on Saturday mornings starting after Labor Day and running through October. Visit the Longmeadow Football website for more information and registration form.
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