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Wednesday July 2, 2025
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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USTA Pickleball
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5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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USTA Tennis
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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USTA Social Pickleball League for Adults - Social Pickleball League Summer 2025
Join the town of Framingham and USTA New England for their Intermediate Social Pickleball League for Adults 19+! Bring your own paddle; balls and nets will be provided. Players must know the rules of Pickleball, how to keep score, and be able to serve and rally.A follow up email will be sent from USTA to all registrants with a review of the rules. On the last day, we will run a mini-tournament and prizes will be awarded to the top 2 players!Intermediate level description: Dependable shot control and serves, increased consistency with some ability to control height/depth. Sustains short to medium length rallies and starting to understand variations of pace and depth of shots. This is equivalent to a 3.0-4 CUPR rating.Additionally, we are looking for a site coordinator to help USTA run this program. The site coordinator participates for free and will receive a coordinator gift. Please contact USTA at ackerley@newengland.usta.com if you are interested in being the site coordinator! PLEASE NOTE - SPOTS FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE LIMITED! - REGISTER EARLY! PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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USTA Social Tennis League for Adults - USTA New England Social Tennis League - Summer
USTA New England's Social Tennis League offers the opportunity for young professionals throughout New England to meet new people through the game of tennis. This league is a great way to improve your skills or get back into tennis in a fun, social environment. Our league runs from 6 to 9 pm during our spring, summer and fall seasons. Our first night is a fun hit around night open to anyone who is interested in the league. You'll get to meet everyone and get some practice in before matches start in week two. After that first night, we assign you to a team based on playing level and availability. Our teams and our matches are co-ed and all levels are welcome as long as you can serve and rally. Each team has a team captain who designates the lineup each week. You have one team match per week and a team match consists of three hour-long doubles matches. The winner of the team match and the whole season is based on total games won - so every game counts!Each player who registers for the USTA Social Tennis League must fill out the team placement form linked below prior to the start of the league. This form helps us to place you on a team based on your playing level, availability, and teammate requests."Spring Session Rain Dates:June 16, June 18Summer Session Rain Dates:August 11, August 13Fall Session Rain Dates:October 6, October 8
PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Senior Babe Ruth Baseball
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Monday July 7, 2025
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Skateboard
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Advanced Beginner - Monday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Skateboard Programs - Skateboarding Clinic - Beginner
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
ONE-DAY CLINICS - One-day clinics are designed for both Beginner and Intermediate skaters. This condensed clinic will combine both skillsets into a fun-filled 3-hour clinic.SUMMER CLINICS - Beginner - designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills. Participants will develop confidence to apply these skills on their own.Intermediate - designed for skateboarders with some experience who are looking to push themselves to the next level. This class will focus on tricks like flip tricks, grinds, manuals, and riding vert while helping participants develop confidence to apply them on their own.*** Summer Clinics are scheduled Monday - Thursday with Friday to be used as a rain date if needed.Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are mandatory. Please make sure your skateboard is similar to the skateboard in the photo. (+/- 31" x 8", wooden, full size skateboard - appropriate for ages 5+)Participants MUST keep safety equipment on at all times and wear athletic shoes. Skateboard Programs will be held at the new Skateboard Park at Farm Pond (Dudley Road).Skateboard classes/clinics are co-ed unless otherwise specified.Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Beginner - Monday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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11:15 AM - 1:15 PM
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Skateboard Programs - Skateboarding Clinic - Beginner/Intermediate
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
ONE-DAY CLINICS - One-day clinics are designed for both Beginner and Intermediate skaters. This condensed clinic will combine both skillsets into a fun-filled 3-hour clinic.SUMMER CLINICS - Beginner - designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills. Participants will develop confidence to apply these skills on their own.Intermediate - designed for skateboarders with some experience who are looking to push themselves to the next level. This class will focus on tricks like flip tricks, grinds, manuals, and riding vert while helping participants develop confidence to apply them on their own.*** Summer Clinics are scheduled Monday - Thursday with Friday to be used as a rain date if needed.Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are mandatory. Please make sure your skateboard is similar to the skateboard in the photo. (+/- 31" x 8", wooden, full size skateboard - appropriate for ages 5+)Participants MUST keep safety equipment on at all times and wear athletic shoes. Skateboard Programs will be held at the new Skateboard Park at Farm Pond (Dudley Road).Skateboard classes/clinics are co-ed unless otherwise specified.Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Senior Babe Ruth Baseball
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Tuesday July 8, 2025
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Skateboard
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Skateboard Programs - Skateboarding Clinic - Beginner
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
ONE-DAY CLINICS - One-day clinics are designed for both Beginner and Intermediate skaters. This condensed clinic will combine both skillsets into a fun-filled 3-hour clinic.SUMMER CLINICS - Beginner - designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills. Participants will develop confidence to apply these skills on their own.Intermediate - designed for skateboarders with some experience who are looking to push themselves to the next level. This class will focus on tricks like flip tricks, grinds, manuals, and riding vert while helping participants develop confidence to apply them on their own.*** Summer Clinics are scheduled Monday - Thursday with Friday to be used as a rain date if needed.Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are mandatory. Please make sure your skateboard is similar to the skateboard in the photo. (+/- 31" x 8", wooden, full size skateboard - appropriate for ages 5+)Participants MUST keep safety equipment on at all times and wear athletic shoes. Skateboard Programs will be held at the new Skateboard Park at Farm Pond (Dudley Road).Skateboard classes/clinics are co-ed unless otherwise specified.Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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11:15 AM - 1:15 PM
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Skateboard Programs - Skateboarding Clinic - Beginner/Intermediate
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
ONE-DAY CLINICS - One-day clinics are designed for both Beginner and Intermediate skaters. This condensed clinic will combine both skillsets into a fun-filled 3-hour clinic.SUMMER CLINICS - Beginner - designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills. Participants will develop confidence to apply these skills on their own.Intermediate - designed for skateboarders with some experience who are looking to push themselves to the next level. This class will focus on tricks like flip tricks, grinds, manuals, and riding vert while helping participants develop confidence to apply them on their own.*** Summer Clinics are scheduled Monday - Thursday with Friday to be used as a rain date if needed.Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are mandatory. Please make sure your skateboard is similar to the skateboard in the photo. (+/- 31" x 8", wooden, full size skateboard - appropriate for ages 5+)Participants MUST keep safety equipment on at all times and wear athletic shoes. Skateboard Programs will be held at the new Skateboard Park at Farm Pond (Dudley Road).Skateboard classes/clinics are co-ed unless otherwise specified.Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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6:15 PM - 7:45 PM
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GFRC Track Workout
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Wednesday July 9, 2025
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Skateboard
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Advanced Beginner - Wednesday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Skateboard Programs - Skateboarding Clinic - Beginner
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
ONE-DAY CLINICS - One-day clinics are designed for both Beginner and Intermediate skaters. This condensed clinic will combine both skillsets into a fun-filled 3-hour clinic.SUMMER CLINICS - Beginner - designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills. Participants will develop confidence to apply these skills on their own.Intermediate - designed for skateboarders with some experience who are looking to push themselves to the next level. This class will focus on tricks like flip tricks, grinds, manuals, and riding vert while helping participants develop confidence to apply them on their own.*** Summer Clinics are scheduled Monday - Thursday with Friday to be used as a rain date if needed.Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are mandatory. Please make sure your skateboard is similar to the skateboard in the photo. (+/- 31" x 8", wooden, full size skateboard - appropriate for ages 5+)Participants MUST keep safety equipment on at all times and wear athletic shoes. Skateboard Programs will be held at the new Skateboard Park at Farm Pond (Dudley Road).Skateboard classes/clinics are co-ed unless otherwise specified.Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Beginner - Wednesday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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11:15 AM - 1:15 PM
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Skateboard Programs - Skateboarding Clinic - Beginner/Intermediate
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
ONE-DAY CLINICS - One-day clinics are designed for both Beginner and Intermediate skaters. This condensed clinic will combine both skillsets into a fun-filled 3-hour clinic.SUMMER CLINICS - Beginner - designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills. Participants will develop confidence to apply these skills on their own.Intermediate - designed for skateboarders with some experience who are looking to push themselves to the next level. This class will focus on tricks like flip tricks, grinds, manuals, and riding vert while helping participants develop confidence to apply them on their own.*** Summer Clinics are scheduled Monday - Thursday with Friday to be used as a rain date if needed.Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are mandatory. Please make sure your skateboard is similar to the skateboard in the photo. (+/- 31" x 8", wooden, full size skateboard - appropriate for ages 5+)Participants MUST keep safety equipment on at all times and wear athletic shoes. Skateboard Programs will be held at the new Skateboard Park at Farm Pond (Dudley Road).Skateboard classes/clinics are co-ed unless otherwise specified.Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Wednesday Night Family Track Meets
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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USTA Pickleball
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Wednesday Night Family Track Meets - Wednesday Night Family Track Meets
The 2025 Wednesday Night Family Track Meets will begin Wednesday, June 4 and run every Wednesday evening until August 13.
(No track on July 2nd due to the 4th of July holiday)
Registration & Fee5:30pm - 6:00pm on-site, weeklyFee $1.00 per participant / per weekThe $1 registration fee entitles participants to compete in as many events as he or shedesires that evening. A season pass may be purchased for $8.00, per participant, the first or secondweek. Parents of competitors under 18 years of age must sign the waiver of liability form that accompanies every registration. PLEASE REMEMBER YOUR PARTICIPANT NUMBER! (Waivers only need to be filled out once unless participant number is forgotten)The meets begin at 6:00pmOrder of events & Age Limits1. 50 Meter- All ages2. 100 Meter- All ages3. 1 Mile – (8 minutes or faster only please)4. 200 Meter- All ages5. 800 Meter- All ages6. 400 Meter- All ages7. Relay 4x 100 (time permitting) – All agesFrom 6:15pm - 7:00pm (approx.): Softball Throw and Standing Broad Jump- Ages 4-13.(Age Groupings for these two events are 4&5, 6&7, 8&9, 10&11 and 12&13). Theseevents will occur depending on volunteer staffing.AwardsAll events, whenever practicable, are staged in age-segregated and often gender segregated heats. This system facilitates organization of the simplest and often fairestcompetition among the hundreds of competitors.Due to staffing and time constraints, only first place finish times are recorded for eachheat. Blue, red or yellow ribbons are awarded to the first three finishers in every runningheat as well as to the age division winners in the softball throw and standing broad jumpand ribbons are awarded to all members of winning relay teams.Inclement WeatherMeets may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Track is still on in drizzle or light rain.It will be cancelled for heavy rain and especially if there are thunderstorms. A decision will be made by 4:00 PM. Check the Framingham Parks and Rec website:www.FraminghamRec.com for updates; cancellations will show as a notification banner by 4 PM.This being New England, weather can change quickly. On occasion, we will not cancel by4 PM only to cancel later at the track. One sighting of lightning or thunder and we aredone for the night; safety first.OfficialsVolunteers from the Greater Framingham Running Club staff all events. The FraminghamParks and Recreation Department serves as a series co-sponsor - without their supportwe would not be able to hold the meets.For more information, please call Arnie Pollinger, series co-director, at 508-517-5818.Basic Rules for Competitors and Spectators1. The primary goal is for all athletes to have fun while acquiring or perfecting theirrunning skills. Winning is not everything. Good sportsmanship is a must.2. All runners must run “unassisted”. Parents or guardians may accompany a toddlerdown the track, but the child must “run” on their own.3. For safety reasons and “track etiquette” only runners are allowed on the track andonly during the event which they are competing. Please stay off the field. Yourcooperation is needed to keep everyone off the field. No Dogs or bikes are allowedon the track or football field. Failure to adhere to these restrictions could result inthe cancellation of the Summer Track Meets.4. All runners are responsible for listening to the race officials and followinginstructions for each event.5. The safety of all runners is important. Please do not allow your children to competein events that are too long or difficult for them. Please note the 8-minute timerestriction for entering the one mile race. In the event of injury, a first aid kit isavailable at the registration table.6. All Race Officials are non-paid volunteers. The meets could not take place withouttheir assistance. Judges decisions are final. Thank you for helping us make this a fun, healthy activity for you and your children.- Greater Framingham Running Club
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5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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USTA Tennis
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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USTA Social Pickleball League for Adults - Social Pickleball League Summer 2025
Join the town of Framingham and USTA New England for their Intermediate Social Pickleball League for Adults 19+! Bring your own paddle; balls and nets will be provided. Players must know the rules of Pickleball, how to keep score, and be able to serve and rally.A follow up email will be sent from USTA to all registrants with a review of the rules. On the last day, we will run a mini-tournament and prizes will be awarded to the top 2 players!Intermediate level description: Dependable shot control and serves, increased consistency with some ability to control height/depth. Sustains short to medium length rallies and starting to understand variations of pace and depth of shots. This is equivalent to a 3.0-4 CUPR rating.Additionally, we are looking for a site coordinator to help USTA run this program. The site coordinator participates for free and will receive a coordinator gift. Please contact USTA at ackerley@newengland.usta.com if you are interested in being the site coordinator! PLEASE NOTE - SPOTS FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE LIMITED! - REGISTER EARLY! PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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USTA Social Tennis League for Adults - USTA New England Social Tennis League - Summer
USTA New England's Social Tennis League offers the opportunity for young professionals throughout New England to meet new people through the game of tennis. This league is a great way to improve your skills or get back into tennis in a fun, social environment. Our league runs from 6 to 9 pm during our spring, summer and fall seasons. Our first night is a fun hit around night open to anyone who is interested in the league. You'll get to meet everyone and get some practice in before matches start in week two. After that first night, we assign you to a team based on playing level and availability. Our teams and our matches are co-ed and all levels are welcome as long as you can serve and rally. Each team has a team captain who designates the lineup each week. You have one team match per week and a team match consists of three hour-long doubles matches. The winner of the team match and the whole season is based on total games won - so every game counts!Each player who registers for the USTA Social Tennis League must fill out the team placement form linked below prior to the start of the league. This form helps us to place you on a team based on your playing level, availability, and teammate requests."Spring Session Rain Dates:June 16, June 18Summer Session Rain Dates:August 11, August 13Fall Session Rain Dates:October 6, October 8
PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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Thursday July 10, 2025
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Skateboard
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9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Skateboard Programs - Skateboarding Clinic - Beginner
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
ONE-DAY CLINICS - One-day clinics are designed for both Beginner and Intermediate skaters. This condensed clinic will combine both skillsets into a fun-filled 3-hour clinic.SUMMER CLINICS - Beginner - designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills. Participants will develop confidence to apply these skills on their own.Intermediate - designed for skateboarders with some experience who are looking to push themselves to the next level. This class will focus on tricks like flip tricks, grinds, manuals, and riding vert while helping participants develop confidence to apply them on their own.*** Summer Clinics are scheduled Monday - Thursday with Friday to be used as a rain date if needed.Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are mandatory. Please make sure your skateboard is similar to the skateboard in the photo. (+/- 31" x 8", wooden, full size skateboard - appropriate for ages 5+)Participants MUST keep safety equipment on at all times and wear athletic shoes. Skateboard Programs will be held at the new Skateboard Park at Farm Pond (Dudley Road).Skateboard classes/clinics are co-ed unless otherwise specified.Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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11:15 AM - 1:15 PM
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Skateboard Programs - Skateboarding Clinic - Beginner/Intermediate
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
ONE-DAY CLINICS - One-day clinics are designed for both Beginner and Intermediate skaters. This condensed clinic will combine both skillsets into a fun-filled 3-hour clinic.SUMMER CLINICS - Beginner - designed for beginner skateboarders with little to no experience. Concentrating on balance, turning, accelerating, stopping, transitions, dropping in, Ollies, and a variety of other skills. Participants will develop confidence to apply these skills on their own.Intermediate - designed for skateboarders with some experience who are looking to push themselves to the next level. This class will focus on tricks like flip tricks, grinds, manuals, and riding vert while helping participants develop confidence to apply them on their own.*** Summer Clinics are scheduled Monday - Thursday with Friday to be used as a rain date if needed.Proper safety equipment (helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards) and skateboards are mandatory. Please make sure your skateboard is similar to the skateboard in the photo. (+/- 31" x 8", wooden, full size skateboard - appropriate for ages 5+)Participants MUST keep safety equipment on at all times and wear athletic shoes. Skateboard Programs will be held at the new Skateboard Park at Farm Pond (Dudley Road).Skateboard classes/clinics are co-ed unless otherwise specified.Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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Monday July 14, 2025
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Basketball
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Tennis
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Advanced Beginner - Monday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Basketball Clinic - Basketball Clinic - July Session 1
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
This class will grow and develop shooting skills, dribbling skills, defensive drills and confidence. Fun skill and drill activities will be played to keep your children involved and excited to learn more. There will be plenty of NBA and WNBA references. Your children will be able to learn their favorite players moves.
Please bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothes to participate.
Sneakers are mandatory.
Please bring your own basketball. Please have your name marked on the ball. This is to help identify personal basketballs.
Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Clinics - Tennis Clinic - Session 1
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
The tennis clinic instructors give each participant personal attention and age appropriate instruction, ranging from basic skills to match play strategy.Please bring your racket, water bottle, snack, and sneakers. Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Beginner - Monday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Framingham Legion Baseball
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Wednesday July 16, 2025
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Basketball
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Tennis
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Advanced Beginner - Wednesday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Basketball Clinic - Basketball Clinic - July Session 1
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
This class will grow and develop shooting skills, dribbling skills, defensive drills and confidence. Fun skill and drill activities will be played to keep your children involved and excited to learn more. There will be plenty of NBA and WNBA references. Your children will be able to learn their favorite players moves.
Please bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothes to participate.
Sneakers are mandatory.
Please bring your own basketball. Please have your name marked on the ball. This is to help identify personal basketballs.
Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Clinics - Tennis Clinic - Session 1
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
The tennis clinic instructors give each participant personal attention and age appropriate instruction, ranging from basic skills to match play strategy.Please bring your racket, water bottle, snack, and sneakers. Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Beginner - Wednesday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Wednesday Night Family Track Meets
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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USTA Pickleball
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Wednesday Night Family Track Meets - Wednesday Night Family Track Meets
The 2025 Wednesday Night Family Track Meets will begin Wednesday, June 4 and run every Wednesday evening until August 13.
(No track on July 2nd due to the 4th of July holiday)
Registration & Fee5:30pm - 6:00pm on-site, weeklyFee $1.00 per participant / per weekThe $1 registration fee entitles participants to compete in as many events as he or shedesires that evening. A season pass may be purchased for $8.00, per participant, the first or secondweek. Parents of competitors under 18 years of age must sign the waiver of liability form that accompanies every registration. PLEASE REMEMBER YOUR PARTICIPANT NUMBER! (Waivers only need to be filled out once unless participant number is forgotten)The meets begin at 6:00pmOrder of events & Age Limits1. 50 Meter- All ages2. 100 Meter- All ages3. 1 Mile – (8 minutes or faster only please)4. 200 Meter- All ages5. 800 Meter- All ages6. 400 Meter- All ages7. Relay 4x 100 (time permitting) – All agesFrom 6:15pm - 7:00pm (approx.): Softball Throw and Standing Broad Jump- Ages 4-13.(Age Groupings for these two events are 4&5, 6&7, 8&9, 10&11 and 12&13). Theseevents will occur depending on volunteer staffing.AwardsAll events, whenever practicable, are staged in age-segregated and often gender segregated heats. This system facilitates organization of the simplest and often fairestcompetition among the hundreds of competitors.Due to staffing and time constraints, only first place finish times are recorded for eachheat. Blue, red or yellow ribbons are awarded to the first three finishers in every runningheat as well as to the age division winners in the softball throw and standing broad jumpand ribbons are awarded to all members of winning relay teams.Inclement WeatherMeets may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Track is still on in drizzle or light rain.It will be cancelled for heavy rain and especially if there are thunderstorms. A decision will be made by 4:00 PM. Check the Framingham Parks and Rec website:www.FraminghamRec.com for updates; cancellations will show as a notification banner by 4 PM.This being New England, weather can change quickly. On occasion, we will not cancel by4 PM only to cancel later at the track. One sighting of lightning or thunder and we aredone for the night; safety first.OfficialsVolunteers from the Greater Framingham Running Club staff all events. The FraminghamParks and Recreation Department serves as a series co-sponsor - without their supportwe would not be able to hold the meets.For more information, please call Arnie Pollinger, series co-director, at 508-517-5818.Basic Rules for Competitors and Spectators1. The primary goal is for all athletes to have fun while acquiring or perfecting theirrunning skills. Winning is not everything. Good sportsmanship is a must.2. All runners must run “unassisted”. Parents or guardians may accompany a toddlerdown the track, but the child must “run” on their own.3. For safety reasons and “track etiquette” only runners are allowed on the track andonly during the event which they are competing. Please stay off the field. Yourcooperation is needed to keep everyone off the field. No Dogs or bikes are allowedon the track or football field. Failure to adhere to these restrictions could result inthe cancellation of the Summer Track Meets.4. All runners are responsible for listening to the race officials and followinginstructions for each event.5. The safety of all runners is important. Please do not allow your children to competein events that are too long or difficult for them. Please note the 8-minute timerestriction for entering the one mile race. In the event of injury, a first aid kit isavailable at the registration table.6. All Race Officials are non-paid volunteers. The meets could not take place withouttheir assistance. Judges decisions are final. Thank you for helping us make this a fun, healthy activity for you and your children.- Greater Framingham Running Club
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5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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USTA Tennis
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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USTA Social Pickleball League for Adults - Social Pickleball League Summer 2025
Join the town of Framingham and USTA New England for their Intermediate Social Pickleball League for Adults 19+! Bring your own paddle; balls and nets will be provided. Players must know the rules of Pickleball, how to keep score, and be able to serve and rally.A follow up email will be sent from USTA to all registrants with a review of the rules. On the last day, we will run a mini-tournament and prizes will be awarded to the top 2 players!Intermediate level description: Dependable shot control and serves, increased consistency with some ability to control height/depth. Sustains short to medium length rallies and starting to understand variations of pace and depth of shots. This is equivalent to a 3.0-4 CUPR rating.Additionally, we are looking for a site coordinator to help USTA run this program. The site coordinator participates for free and will receive a coordinator gift. Please contact USTA at ackerley@newengland.usta.com if you are interested in being the site coordinator! PLEASE NOTE - SPOTS FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE LIMITED! - REGISTER EARLY! PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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USTA Social Tennis League for Adults - USTA New England Social Tennis League - Summer
USTA New England's Social Tennis League offers the opportunity for young professionals throughout New England to meet new people through the game of tennis. This league is a great way to improve your skills or get back into tennis in a fun, social environment. Our league runs from 6 to 9 pm during our spring, summer and fall seasons. Our first night is a fun hit around night open to anyone who is interested in the league. You'll get to meet everyone and get some practice in before matches start in week two. After that first night, we assign you to a team based on playing level and availability. Our teams and our matches are co-ed and all levels are welcome as long as you can serve and rally. Each team has a team captain who designates the lineup each week. You have one team match per week and a team match consists of three hour-long doubles matches. The winner of the team match and the whole season is based on total games won - so every game counts!Each player who registers for the USTA Social Tennis League must fill out the team placement form linked below prior to the start of the league. This form helps us to place you on a team based on your playing level, availability, and teammate requests."Spring Session Rain Dates:June 16, June 18Summer Session Rain Dates:August 11, August 13Fall Session Rain Dates:October 6, October 8
PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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Wednesday July 23, 2025
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Advanced Beginner - Wednesday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Beginner - Wednesday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Wednesday Night Family Track Meets
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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USTA Pickleball
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Wednesday Night Family Track Meets - Wednesday Night Family Track Meets
The 2025 Wednesday Night Family Track Meets will begin Wednesday, June 4 and run every Wednesday evening until August 13.
(No track on July 2nd due to the 4th of July holiday)
Registration & Fee5:30pm - 6:00pm on-site, weeklyFee $1.00 per participant / per weekThe $1 registration fee entitles participants to compete in as many events as he or shedesires that evening. A season pass may be purchased for $8.00, per participant, the first or secondweek. Parents of competitors under 18 years of age must sign the waiver of liability form that accompanies every registration. PLEASE REMEMBER YOUR PARTICIPANT NUMBER! (Waivers only need to be filled out once unless participant number is forgotten)The meets begin at 6:00pmOrder of events & Age Limits1. 50 Meter- All ages2. 100 Meter- All ages3. 1 Mile – (8 minutes or faster only please)4. 200 Meter- All ages5. 800 Meter- All ages6. 400 Meter- All ages7. Relay 4x 100 (time permitting) – All agesFrom 6:15pm - 7:00pm (approx.): Softball Throw and Standing Broad Jump- Ages 4-13.(Age Groupings for these two events are 4&5, 6&7, 8&9, 10&11 and 12&13). Theseevents will occur depending on volunteer staffing.AwardsAll events, whenever practicable, are staged in age-segregated and often gender segregated heats. This system facilitates organization of the simplest and often fairestcompetition among the hundreds of competitors.Due to staffing and time constraints, only first place finish times are recorded for eachheat. Blue, red or yellow ribbons are awarded to the first three finishers in every runningheat as well as to the age division winners in the softball throw and standing broad jumpand ribbons are awarded to all members of winning relay teams.Inclement WeatherMeets may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Track is still on in drizzle or light rain.It will be cancelled for heavy rain and especially if there are thunderstorms. A decision will be made by 4:00 PM. Check the Framingham Parks and Rec website:www.FraminghamRec.com for updates; cancellations will show as a notification banner by 4 PM.This being New England, weather can change quickly. On occasion, we will not cancel by4 PM only to cancel later at the track. One sighting of lightning or thunder and we aredone for the night; safety first.OfficialsVolunteers from the Greater Framingham Running Club staff all events. The FraminghamParks and Recreation Department serves as a series co-sponsor - without their supportwe would not be able to hold the meets.For more information, please call Arnie Pollinger, series co-director, at 508-517-5818.Basic Rules for Competitors and Spectators1. The primary goal is for all athletes to have fun while acquiring or perfecting theirrunning skills. Winning is not everything. Good sportsmanship is a must.2. All runners must run “unassisted”. Parents or guardians may accompany a toddlerdown the track, but the child must “run” on their own.3. For safety reasons and “track etiquette” only runners are allowed on the track andonly during the event which they are competing. Please stay off the field. Yourcooperation is needed to keep everyone off the field. No Dogs or bikes are allowedon the track or football field. Failure to adhere to these restrictions could result inthe cancellation of the Summer Track Meets.4. All runners are responsible for listening to the race officials and followinginstructions for each event.5. The safety of all runners is important. Please do not allow your children to competein events that are too long or difficult for them. Please note the 8-minute timerestriction for entering the one mile race. In the event of injury, a first aid kit isavailable at the registration table.6. All Race Officials are non-paid volunteers. The meets could not take place withouttheir assistance. Judges decisions are final. Thank you for helping us make this a fun, healthy activity for you and your children.- Greater Framingham Running Club
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5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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USTA Tennis
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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USTA Social Pickleball League for Adults - Social Pickleball League Summer 2025
Join the town of Framingham and USTA New England for their Intermediate Social Pickleball League for Adults 19+! Bring your own paddle; balls and nets will be provided. Players must know the rules of Pickleball, how to keep score, and be able to serve and rally.A follow up email will be sent from USTA to all registrants with a review of the rules. On the last day, we will run a mini-tournament and prizes will be awarded to the top 2 players!Intermediate level description: Dependable shot control and serves, increased consistency with some ability to control height/depth. Sustains short to medium length rallies and starting to understand variations of pace and depth of shots. This is equivalent to a 3.0-4 CUPR rating.Additionally, we are looking for a site coordinator to help USTA run this program. The site coordinator participates for free and will receive a coordinator gift. Please contact USTA at ackerley@newengland.usta.com if you are interested in being the site coordinator! PLEASE NOTE - SPOTS FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE LIMITED! - REGISTER EARLY! PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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USTA Social Tennis League for Adults - USTA New England Social Tennis League - Summer
USTA New England's Social Tennis League offers the opportunity for young professionals throughout New England to meet new people through the game of tennis. This league is a great way to improve your skills or get back into tennis in a fun, social environment. Our league runs from 6 to 9 pm during our spring, summer and fall seasons. Our first night is a fun hit around night open to anyone who is interested in the league. You'll get to meet everyone and get some practice in before matches start in week two. After that first night, we assign you to a team based on playing level and availability. Our teams and our matches are co-ed and all levels are welcome as long as you can serve and rally. Each team has a team captain who designates the lineup each week. You have one team match per week and a team match consists of three hour-long doubles matches. The winner of the team match and the whole season is based on total games won - so every game counts!Each player who registers for the USTA Social Tennis League must fill out the team placement form linked below prior to the start of the league. This form helps us to place you on a team based on your playing level, availability, and teammate requests."Spring Session Rain Dates:June 16, June 18Summer Session Rain Dates:August 11, August 13Fall Session Rain Dates:October 6, October 8
PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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Monday July 28, 2025
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Basketball
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Tennis
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Advanced Beginner - Monday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Basketball Clinic - Basketball Clinic - July Session 2
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
This class will grow and develop shooting skills, dribbling skills, defensive drills and confidence. Fun skill and drill activities will be played to keep your children involved and excited to learn more. There will be plenty of NBA and WNBA references. Your children will be able to learn their favorite players moves.
Please bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothes to participate.
Sneakers are mandatory.
Please bring your own basketball. Please have your name marked on the ball. This is to help identify personal basketballs.
Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Clinics - Tennis Clinic - Session 2
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
The tennis clinic instructors give each participant personal attention and age appropriate instruction, ranging from basic skills to match play strategy.Please bring your racket, water bottle, snack, and sneakers. Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Beginner - Monday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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Wednesday July 30, 2025
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Basketball
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Tennis
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Advanced Beginner - Wednesday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Basketball Clinic - Basketball Clinic - July Session 2
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
This class will grow and develop shooting skills, dribbling skills, defensive drills and confidence. Fun skill and drill activities will be played to keep your children involved and excited to learn more. There will be plenty of NBA and WNBA references. Your children will be able to learn their favorite players moves.
Please bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothes to participate.
Sneakers are mandatory.
Please bring your own basketball. Please have your name marked on the ball. This is to help identify personal basketballs.
Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis Clinics - Tennis Clinic - Session 2
Registration for Summer programs will begin on April 7 @ 9am.
The tennis clinic instructors give each participant personal attention and age appropriate instruction, ranging from basic skills to match play strategy.Please bring your racket, water bottle, snack, and sneakers. Clinics will be held Monday through Thursday with Friday as a rain date
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Pickleball - Adult Pickleball Summer Beginner - Wednesday
Registration will begin November 18th at 9:00amPlease bring your own paddle. Balls and nets will be provided.Please see below for lesson level recommendations: Sunday Pickleball Lessons: Sunday lessons are designed for Level 0 Players ( which means you have never played pickleball before), and Level 1/2 players (which means you have a some experience playing pickleball). Monday Pickleball Lessons: Monday lessons are for Level 0 players ONLY!!Thursday Pickleball Lessons: Thursday lessons are for Level 1 and Level 2 players.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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YMCA Summer Eats Program
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Wednesday Night Family Track Meets
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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USTA Pickleball
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Wednesday Night Family Track Meets - Wednesday Night Family Track Meets
The 2025 Wednesday Night Family Track Meets will begin Wednesday, June 4 and run every Wednesday evening until August 13.
(No track on July 2nd due to the 4th of July holiday)
Registration & Fee5:30pm - 6:00pm on-site, weeklyFee $1.00 per participant / per weekThe $1 registration fee entitles participants to compete in as many events as he or shedesires that evening. A season pass may be purchased for $8.00, per participant, the first or secondweek. Parents of competitors under 18 years of age must sign the waiver of liability form that accompanies every registration. PLEASE REMEMBER YOUR PARTICIPANT NUMBER! (Waivers only need to be filled out once unless participant number is forgotten)The meets begin at 6:00pmOrder of events & Age Limits1. 50 Meter- All ages2. 100 Meter- All ages3. 1 Mile – (8 minutes or faster only please)4. 200 Meter- All ages5. 800 Meter- All ages6. 400 Meter- All ages7. Relay 4x 100 (time permitting) – All agesFrom 6:15pm - 7:00pm (approx.): Softball Throw and Standing Broad Jump- Ages 4-13.(Age Groupings for these two events are 4&5, 6&7, 8&9, 10&11 and 12&13). Theseevents will occur depending on volunteer staffing.AwardsAll events, whenever practicable, are staged in age-segregated and often gender segregated heats. This system facilitates organization of the simplest and often fairestcompetition among the hundreds of competitors.Due to staffing and time constraints, only first place finish times are recorded for eachheat. Blue, red or yellow ribbons are awarded to the first three finishers in every runningheat as well as to the age division winners in the softball throw and standing broad jumpand ribbons are awarded to all members of winning relay teams.Inclement WeatherMeets may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Track is still on in drizzle or light rain.It will be cancelled for heavy rain and especially if there are thunderstorms. A decision will be made by 4:00 PM. Check the Framingham Parks and Rec website:www.FraminghamRec.com for updates; cancellations will show as a notification banner by 4 PM.This being New England, weather can change quickly. On occasion, we will not cancel by4 PM only to cancel later at the track. One sighting of lightning or thunder and we aredone for the night; safety first.OfficialsVolunteers from the Greater Framingham Running Club staff all events. The FraminghamParks and Recreation Department serves as a series co-sponsor - without their supportwe would not be able to hold the meets.For more information, please call Arnie Pollinger, series co-director, at 508-517-5818.Basic Rules for Competitors and Spectators1. The primary goal is for all athletes to have fun while acquiring or perfecting theirrunning skills. Winning is not everything. Good sportsmanship is a must.2. All runners must run “unassisted”. Parents or guardians may accompany a toddlerdown the track, but the child must “run” on their own.3. For safety reasons and “track etiquette” only runners are allowed on the track andonly during the event which they are competing. Please stay off the field. Yourcooperation is needed to keep everyone off the field. No Dogs or bikes are allowedon the track or football field. Failure to adhere to these restrictions could result inthe cancellation of the Summer Track Meets.4. All runners are responsible for listening to the race officials and followinginstructions for each event.5. The safety of all runners is important. Please do not allow your children to competein events that are too long or difficult for them. Please note the 8-minute timerestriction for entering the one mile race. In the event of injury, a first aid kit isavailable at the registration table.6. All Race Officials are non-paid volunteers. The meets could not take place withouttheir assistance. Judges decisions are final. Thank you for helping us make this a fun, healthy activity for you and your children.- Greater Framingham Running Club
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5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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USTA Tennis
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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USTA Social Pickleball League for Adults - Social Pickleball League Summer 2025
Join the town of Framingham and USTA New England for their Intermediate Social Pickleball League for Adults 19+! Bring your own paddle; balls and nets will be provided. Players must know the rules of Pickleball, how to keep score, and be able to serve and rally.A follow up email will be sent from USTA to all registrants with a review of the rules. On the last day, we will run a mini-tournament and prizes will be awarded to the top 2 players!Intermediate level description: Dependable shot control and serves, increased consistency with some ability to control height/depth. Sustains short to medium length rallies and starting to understand variations of pace and depth of shots. This is equivalent to a 3.0-4 CUPR rating.Additionally, we are looking for a site coordinator to help USTA run this program. The site coordinator participates for free and will receive a coordinator gift. Please contact USTA at ackerley@newengland.usta.com if you are interested in being the site coordinator! PLEASE NOTE - SPOTS FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE LIMITED! - REGISTER EARLY! PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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USTA Social Tennis League for Adults - USTA New England Social Tennis League - Summer
USTA New England's Social Tennis League offers the opportunity for young professionals throughout New England to meet new people through the game of tennis. This league is a great way to improve your skills or get back into tennis in a fun, social environment. Our league runs from 6 to 9 pm during our spring, summer and fall seasons. Our first night is a fun hit around night open to anyone who is interested in the league. You'll get to meet everyone and get some practice in before matches start in week two. After that first night, we assign you to a team based on playing level and availability. Our teams and our matches are co-ed and all levels are welcome as long as you can serve and rally. Each team has a team captain who designates the lineup each week. You have one team match per week and a team match consists of three hour-long doubles matches. The winner of the team match and the whole season is based on total games won - so every game counts!Each player who registers for the USTA Social Tennis League must fill out the team placement form linked below prior to the start of the league. This form helps us to place you on a team based on your playing level, availability, and teammate requests."Spring Session Rain Dates:June 16, June 18Summer Session Rain Dates:August 11, August 13Fall Session Rain Dates:October 6, October 8
PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION START DATES ARE SET BY THE USTASpring Session - March 24th, 2025Summer Session - May 26th, 2025Fall Session - July 21st, 2025
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