Section: Sports & Recreation

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Westchester Way 2005 Travel Guide Now Available

March 16, 2005

The Westchester Way 2005 Travel Guide, the annual publication which provides comprehensive travel information, is now available and can be requested for free.

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AYSO Super Camp

March 2, 2005

Exactly one month remains until the Croton AYSO spring season kicks off. Coaches Super Training Camp sessions have been scheduled for our area. Any AYSO coaches who still need to be certified or those that would like to get a jump on certifications for next season have an opportunity here to receive their training. See the list below for coaches training dates, times and locations.

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Co-Rec Kids Wrestling for Grades 2 to 6

February 20, 2005

A new co-rec wrestling program will provide basic instruction and development of the fundemental skills necessary for success in scholastic wrestling.

Eligibility: Grades 2-6
Dates & Time: Mon. and Thurs., beginning March 17th. No classes on March 24, April 18 & 21.
Location: PVC Middle School (West gym)
Fee: $65.00 Village and School District residents for 12 sessions
Instructor: Sam Occhipinti, CHHS Varsity Wrestling Coach

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Summer Camps In County Parks Offer Variety For All Interests

February 7, 2005

Savings are offered to County Park Pass holders once again this year

From nature discovery and life on an early-1900s farm, to learning basketball, golf and musical skills, Westchester County Parks offers a variety of summer camps and programs for children of all ages. And, Westchester residents who have a County Park Pass will save 10% on tuition, up to $20 per child per session off the listed prices.

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Help Croton Build an Outstanding Tennis Court Facility

January 10, 2005

Help build a tennis facility that will serve the needs of the community. The Croton Tennis Committee is a group of families who have come together to advocate for an outstanding tennis facility, and we are now reaching out to the community to help raise additional funds.

What Does the Community Want in a Tennis Court Facility?

We would like lights so that kids have a place to play on a summer evening and adults can play after work. We would like a backboard, so kids and adults can practice any time. We'd like benches and a water fountain for obvious reasons.

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