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Fall & Winter 2017-2018

TOWN OF OCEAN CITY, MARYLANDRecreation and Parks Department

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILRichard W. Meehan, Mayor

Lloyd Martin, Council PresidentMary P. Knight, Council Secretary

Council Members: Dennis W. Dare, Tony DeLuca, John F. Gehrig, Wayne A. Hartman, Matthew M. JamesDouglas Miller, City Manager

DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND PARKS MAIN OFFICE

410.250.0125 FAX 410.250.5409

RECREATION AND PARKS MAIN OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M.

www.oceancitymd.gov www.ocsportscamps.com

www.ococean.com

EAGLE'S LANDING GOLF COURSE 410.213.7277

EAGLE'S LANDING MAINTENANCE 410.520.5408

OCEAN BOWL SKATE PARK 410.289.BOWL

OCEAN CITY TENNIS CENTER 410.524.8337 (in season) / 410.250.0125

PARK MAINTENANCE 410.520.5403

ADMINISTRATION DIVISION Susan Petito, Director

Tammy Beres, Facility SupervisorNorma Simmons, Administrative Office Associate

Karen Shockley, Office Associate IIIMike Redner, Trades Helper

Leon “Chip” Purnell, Building Maintenance Worker I

RECREATION PROGRAMS DIVISION Kate Gaddis, Recreation SuperintendentAl “Hondo” Handy, Recreation Manager

Kim Kinsey, Recreation ManagerChris Clarke, Recreation SupervisorKim Allison, Recreation Supervisor

Anna Paterson, Recreation SupervisorCraig Southard, Facilities Supervisor

Denise Ortega, Recreation Coordinator Eddie Pinto, Recreation Coordinator

Mike Grogan, Recreation CoordinatorDaniel Reed, Skate Park Manager

Rod Dulany, Director of TennisDonna Davis, Concession Manager

Joanne Shriner, Marketing CoordinatorCody Davis, Facility Monitor

Kevin Sullivan, Facility Monitor

GOLF COURSE DIVISIONBob Croll, Head Professional/Manager

Stuart Jarmon, Assistant Professional/ManagerMelanie Rhodes, Food & Beverage Manager

Joe Perry, SuperintendentMark Longanecker, Assistant Superintendent

Ross Palmer, Second Assistant

410.213.7277

SPECIAL EVENTS DEPARTMENT

Frank Miller, Special Events DirectorDavid Rohman, Special Events OperationsBrenda Moore, Special Events CoordinatorHeather Wiles, Special Events CoordinatorLisa Mitchell, Private Events Coordinator

410.250.0125

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PARKS DIVISIONGary Collier, Parks Superintendent

Tina Quick, Administrative Office AssociateCraig Horvath, Parks SupervisorRon Rickards, Parks SupervisorMelvin Foreman, Crew Leader

Christopher Peters, Crew LeaderJeff Simpson, Crew Leader

Jarrett Widgeon, Crew Leader

410.520.5403


phone 410.250.0125 2 www.oceancitymd.gov


MEET OUR RECREATION STAFF

Mission of Ocean City Recreation and Parks

Our mission is to provide quality recreational, cultural and social opportunities, as well as safe, clean,

enjoyable parks, beaches and facilities to enhance the quality of life for Ocean City residents and visitors.

Susan PetitoDirector

Kim AllisonRecreation Supervisor

Mike GroganRecreation Coordinator

Karen ShockleyOffice Associate III

Cody DavisFacility Monitor

Kate GaddisRecreation Superintendent

Anna PatersonRecreation Supervisor

Daniel ReedSkate Park Manager

Joanne ShrinerMarketing Coordinator

Kevin SullivanFacility Monitor

Al “Hondo” HandyRecreation Manager

Craig SouthardFacilities Supervisor

Rod DulanyDirector of Tennis

Donna DavisConcession Manager

Kim KinseyRecreation Manager

Denise OrtegaRecreation Coordinator

Tammy BeresFacility Supervisor

Mike RednerTrades Helper

Chris ClarkeRecreation Supervisor

Eddie PintoRecreation Coordinator

Norma SimmonsAdministrative Office Associate

Leon “Chip” PurnellBuilding Maintenance Worker

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All Community Team!These community partners support our youth and community by helping to offset the costs of the

programs, camps, activities and events that we offer. Please support them.

OC RECREATION BOOSTERSOC/Berlin Optimist Club - American Legion Post #166 - OC Elks Lodge #2645

- Delmarva Irish American Club - Atlantic General Hospital ABBA Bail Bonds - Applebee’s - Bayside Skillet - Baja Amusements - Baxter Enterprises/

McDonald’s - Castle In The Sand Hotel - Chesapeake Utilities - Clarion Resort Fontainebleau Hotel - Fat Daddy’s Sub Shop - Fisher’s Popcorn - Francis Scott Key Family Resort - The Original

Greene Turtle - Grotto Pizza - Grand Prix Amusements - Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Lodge #10 - Knights of Columbus - Nick’s Mini Golf - Planet Maze/Lasertron - Pit & Pub

- Ron Jon Surf Shop - Seaside Smiles - 7-Eleven Store #23366 - Taylor Bank - Hobbitt Restaurant - Tequila Mockingbird - Trimpers Rides - OC Berlin Rotary Club

- Ocean City Lions Club - OC Parrothead Club – Seacrets - Whiskers Pub

To become a member of the OCRP All Community Team, please contact [email protected] or call 410.250.0125

WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE COCA-COLA SUPPORT OCEAN CITY RECREATION AND PARKS, as an official

corporate sponsor of the Town of Ocean City.

Northside Park Awarded Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence for FourthYear in a Row Ocean City Recreation and Parks has received a TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence for a fourth year in a row. According to TripAdvisor, among 57 attractions in Ocean City, Northside Park was reviewed as the #2 attraction coming in just behind Ocean City’s beautiful beach. The accolade, which honors hospitality excellence, is given only to establishments that consistently achieve outstanding traveler reviews on TripAdvisor. Northside Park is a 58-acre complex located on 125th Street and the Bay.

Swing For Youth Golf OpenSaturday, October 28, 2017Eagle’s Landing Golf Course, 10:00 a.m. ShotgunFormat: Florida Scramble, 50% HandicapPrice: $125 per person

Includes Greens Fees & Carts, $20 Gift Card to Golf Shop, Sleeve of Titleist ProV1 Golf Balls, Contests, Breakfast Buffet, Soup and Hotdogs on Course and Post–Golf Barbeque, Raffle Tickets and Mulligans. All Proceeds will Benefit Ocean City Recreation & Parks Youth Programs.

For more information call Eagle’s Landing Golf Course: (410) 213-7277

Weather report looks bad?Wondering if your progam has been cancelled?

Cancellation Hotline: (410) 250-2124

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Introducing...Ocean City Recreation and Parks is happy to announce changes and additions to our outstanding staff…

Denise OrtegaRecreation Coordinator

We are happy to welcome Denise Ortega to Ocean City Recreation and Parks. Denise was raised in Oregon, but went to college in Ohio where she graduated with a degree in Child De-velopment and Family Studies. Denise and her family moved to Ocean City eight years ago and enjoy living on

the Eastern Shore. Denise started working with the Ocean City Recreation and Parks department several years ago in numerous capacities and became a Recreation Coordina-tor in October. As she enjoys working with all ages, Denise found the position to be a perfect fit. She coordinates the youth afterschool program, as well as several senior and family programs. When Denise is not at Ocean City Recre-ation and Parks she can be found volunteering at church, leading Girl Scouts and the Berlin 4-H club, or serving as Vice President for the non-profit organization Woman to Woman Global.

Eddie PintoRecreation Coordinator

We are pleased to welcome Eddie Pin-to as one of our new Recreation Coor-dinators. Eddie started this position in May but has worked with the Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department since 2006. He grew up in Salisbury where he graduated from Salisbury State College with a Bachelors degree

in Communications. Eddie has lived in the Berlin/Ocean City area since 1993. He has coached youth soccer and baseball for many years, as well as headed up the Mid-Atlantic Soc-cer Club. He coached girls’ soccer at Parkside High School and currently is the head soccer coach of the middle school girls’ soccer team at Worcester Preparatory School. With Ocean City Recreation and Parks, Eddie will oversee summer camps, youth and adult programs and sports leagues.

Karen ShockleyOffice Associate III

We are delighted to welcome Karen Shockley to Ocean City Recreation & Parks. Karen retired to Ocean City, MD., in July of last year. Karen graduated from the University of Maryland with a Bachelors in Political Science, and worked for McGraw-Hill in Washington, DC., as a journalist and editor for 10

years. Karen returned to Salisbury and worked in marketing and public relations with several companies including the Ward Foundation, Perdue Farms and Carl M. Freeman Com-munities. Karen was Karen was participating in dance classes at Ocean City Recreation & Parks when she learned about the part-time administrative position. She joined us in October. When Karen is not with us at Ocean City Recreation & Parks she can be found walking the beach, buried deep in a novel or cheering on the Washington Redskins!

Kevin SullivanFacility Monitor

We are excited to welcome Kevin Sullivan to Ocean City Recreation and Parks. Kevin hails from Worcester, MA. After spending many summers in Ocean City, MD., he decided to make it his home about two years ago. Since moving to Ocean City, Kevin has worked at Layton’s on 92nd Street

where he became friends with our Skate Park Manager Daniel Reed. Daniel filled Kevin in on the open position with Ocean City Recreation and Parks, and soon after Kevin was hired to join us in October. Although he lives in Ocean City, Kevin is able to continue his education at Worcester State University studying in Communications. He is expected to graduate this spring. Besides working, Kevin enjoys running to train for marathons, and walking his dogs through Northside Park.

Table of ContentsAll Community Team ................................................................................. 4 Activities, Classes & Sports ................................................................10-27Pre-School ............................................................................................. 10-11Youth ......................................................................................................12-19Adults ...................................................................................................20-24Seniors ................................................................................................. 24-25All Ages ................................................................................................ 26-27Festivals & Special Events ..................................................................27-28Tournaments .......................................................................................29-30OC Recreation Boosters ...........................................................................31Park Profiles .............................................................................................. 33 Registration Information & Form ......................................................36-37Facility Reservations Information .......................................................... 38Index ........................................................................................................... 39

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Announcing Parks Division PromotionsGary CollierParks Superintendent

Gary Collier was promoted on May 1 to the Town of Ocean City’s Parks Superintendent after serving nine years as the Assis-tant Parks Super-intendent for the

Recreation and Parks Department. Gary began his public service career in May 1990, and has served in various capaci-ties beginning as a Roads Worker with Somerset County. He eventually worked his way up through the ranks to Parks Su-perintendent for Worcester County prior to coming to Ocean City. Gary’s diverse background, including experience in both road and commercial building construc-tion, as well as landscaping and operating heavy equipment, has contributed to his professional growth. He has served in several Recreation & Parks administra-tive roles over the past 17 years and the Town is fortunate to have had such an exceptional leader move into its top Parks position.

Growing up in Princess Anne, MD., Gary graduated from Washington High School and attended the University of Maryland Eastern Shore on a music scholarship. He was an All Shore & All State baritone horn player in high school and also played sousaphone and valve trombone while performing in concert band, marching band and jazz band in both high school and college. After college, performing in classic rock bands in 1989 became a favorite hobby and Gary has played guitar with Front Page News band since 2009. His hobbies include working in his veg-

etable garden and spending time with his wife Mary and their family, including two grandchildren who all bring a sparkle to his eye every time he talks about them. Mary and Gary recently celebrated their 20th anniversary.

Ron RickardsParks Supervisor

Ron Rickards started working with the Town of Ocean City’s Rec-reation and Parks Department in May 1979 as a seasonal employee, and was hired full-time just a

few months later. Ron has now worked in the Department for 38 years with North-side Park having become his home away from home.

Having worked as a Crew Leader for 25 years at Northside Park, as well as for the North and South Parks Zones of Ocean City, Ron was ready to step into his new role as a Parks Supervisor during the re-cent divisional reorganization. His tenure with the Department has given him the opportunity to see the Parks Division evolve into the all-encompassing opera-tion it is today including town-wide beau-tification of public areas, maintenance of its park system including the 3-acre Northside Park, and managing support for all programs and events among many other impactful tasks. Ron grew up play-ing sports, so working on athletic fields and maintaining the Town’s parks has always had special meaning to him. His goal is to always keep Northside Park one of the finest attractions in Ocean City.

Craig HorvathParks Supervisor

Craig Horvath first worked for the Recreation and Parks Department during the summer of 1980 when he supervised activi-ties at the Gorman Avenue Skate Park.

He returned to work for Ocean City four years later, but this time as a seasonal employee for the Parks Division, soon moving into a full-time Parks Worker posi-tion. His hard work earned him the title of Crew Leader in 1986, where he continued to hone his skills until he was promoted to a Parks Supervisor this past year.

Craig has embraced the opportunity to expand his knowledge of Parks operations over the years by attending the National Recreation and Parks Association’s Parks Maintenance Management School in the 1980s and Supervisory School in 1996. He has thrived in his participation of all Town-offered courses over the past 33 years of his career, including a recent Supervisor’s Management Training program offered to Town Supervisors. As the Town was just breaking ground on Northside Park when Craig began his employment with the Parks Division in the early 80s, it is clear that Craig has seen and been a part of the Department’s tremendous growth. Having worked to maintain every single park within the Town’s parks system, Craig is a wealth of knowledge and is ready to continue nurturing the parks and his team’s care of the parks in the years to come. When Craig is not at work, you can find him riding his motorcycle or out fresh water fishing.

Ocean City Recreation and Parks would also like to congratulate Jarrett Widgeon in being promoted to Parks Crew Leader, as well as welcome two new parks workers, Zachary Flick and Ryan Poole, to the team.

In the SPOTLIGHT HEAL CITY Gold Status Achieved

Town of Ocean City Opens New Public Boat Ramp


such as, healthy meal preparation, better posture and body pain management, benefits of physical activity and diabetes prevention have been covered plus much more.

In December 2016 a new vending machine (funded by the Ocean City Recreation Boosters and Worcester County Health Department) was installed at the Northside Park Recreation Complex in the entrance of the East Gym. The snacks have been personally selected by Ocean City Recreation and Parks staff to provide a variety of options while keeping nutrition in mind.

Most recently the Town of Ocean City has launched the Sinepuxent Avenue Bike Trail giving bicyclists

a break from busy Coastal Hwy. The Town was fortunate to receive a grant from the Maryland Department of Transporta-tion (MDOT) Bikeways Program for a total of $57,560, which installed a bike route along the full length of Sinepuxent Avenue (130th Street to 146th Street). Moving forward, the Town will be applying for another MDOT Bikeways Grant this year to install a bike route from 118th Street to 146th Street.

The next step for Ocean City is to achieve Platinum status. To be successful, Ocean City will have to provide evidence of how HEAL polices, practices and programs have been integrated into its culture, or everyday life. Stay tuned!

During the June Maryland Municipal League Confer-ence, the Town of Ocean City was recognized for reaching the Gold level of the HEAL Cities & Town Campaign for the Mid-Atlantic.

The HEAL– healthy eating and active living – Cam-paign is a nationwide initiative to promote healthier food options and opportunities for community members to get active. The Institute for Public Health started the program with funding from the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Mid-Atlantic States and a partnership with the Maryland Munici-pal Leagues.

In joining the campaign the Town of Ocean City set forth in several initiatives, including offering health-ier options at Recreation and Parks concession stands and in vending machines, promoting worksite wellness by offering health related materials to town employees, as well as having more accessible bike and walking paths throughout town.

The Town of Ocean City is proud to announce progress on all those initiatives has been achieved starting with healthy vend-ing and worksite wellness. Starting in early November 2016, Lunch and Learns covering many different topics in maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle have been offered to town em-ployees in efforts of working towards worksite wellness. Topics

In late June Maryland Governor Larry Hogan joined Maryland Department of Natural Resources Secretary Mark Belton and Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan to officially open the public 64th Street Boat Ramp. This free, two-lane ramp, located at the base of the water tower, is opera-tional 24/7, 365-days a year with access to and from Assawoman Bay.

The joint state and local project was completed before the start of the 2017 boating season through a partnership between the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Town of

Ocean City. The department’s Waterway Improvement Fund provided 50 percent grant funding for construction of the parking area, and a 100 percent grant for dredging. An additional $200,000 will help extend the channel from 64th St. into Assawoman Bay.

The Waterway Improvement Fund was established to finance projects and activi-ties that develop, maintain or promote Maryland’s boating infrastructure and wa-terways. Between FY08-18, the Town of Ocean City has been awarded $1,165,000 through the Waterway Improvement Fund. The new boat ramp at 64th St. seeks to replace the town’s only other existing public access boat ramp in Little Salisbury.

Excuse Our Dust – Lobby RenovationLate fall through early winter, the Northside Park east lobby will be closed, at times, for a renovation to include improved customer service counters, as well as the incorporation of electronic front doors and enhanced security measures. Patrons of the facility will be routed through the build-ing’s west entrance. Programs are not expected to be affected.


In the SPOTLIGHTProgress…

Worcester County funded the $2 million dollar project through a grant from the USDA. The County will send effluent water from its recently expanded wastewater treatment plant in West Ocean City. The treated water will be used to irrigate the golf course and surrounding areas of the property through more than 1,400 sprinkler heads. Disposing reclaimed water through a sprinkler system is the most ideal way to return it to the envi-ronment.

This project demonstrates how two government entities work-ing together can do so much good for the local residents and environment. The golf course will also benefit by replacing its 25 year old irrigation system with one that is designed using all of the innovations in the golf industry for the past quarter century.

Other repairs at Eagle’s Landing have been made at the clubhouse, including a roof replacement and new landscaping. Eagle’s Landing, which has consistently been ranked among the best public golf courses in the region, is always looking to improve the customer’s experience. The golf course remains a great value to locals and visitors alike.

Northside Park’s Recreation Complex East Gym, located on 125th Street & the Bay, not only sports a new blue and grey polyurethane floor with handicapped-accessible wooden bleachers on each side and new LED lighting but also the ceil-ing has been replaced with a resilient surface that can take on soccer ball impact. Along with the East Gym’s enhancements, the complex’s 30-year-old Community Room has a fresh new tile floor, along with the building’s newly repaired roof and west siding exterior.

These upgrades at Northside Park join the list of several other completed projects, including a newly graded and overlaid parking lot along Jamaica Avenue to help improve the drainage for the Town’s Winterfest of Lights, as well as the paving of half of the Recreation Center’s main lot with the addition of new improved lighting in all the lots.

Northside Park isn’t the only facility receiving attention as Eagle’s Landing Golf Course’s long awaited irrigation project has been completed. The Town of Ocean City and Worcester County worked together to install a state-of-the-art irrigation system at Eagle’s Landing that turned out to be a win-win for both entities.

NRPA Photo Contest Winner!Thank you to the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA) for choosing Ocean City Recreation and Park’s Surf Camp photo as the winner in its second week of the NRPA Play Challenge Photo Contest.

With the month of July being National Recreation and Parks month, the NRPA held a Play Challenge Photo Contest with each week having a different theme. The first week, parks and recreation agencies across the nation submitted photos representing how they got their play on at their local parks. The second week agencies across the country submitted photos in how they combine learning and play. During the third week agencies submitted photos in how they advocated for their local parks, and on the fourth week photos were submitted to show each agency’s favorite way to play at their local parks and recreation amenities.

Ocean City Recreation and Parks Surf Camp photo was chosen as the winner in week two out of hundreds of parks and recreation agencies throughout the nation. The photo represented how Surf Camp participants learned how to surf while of course having fun on Ocean City, Maryland’s famous beach.

Ocean City Recreation and Parks was very excited to help share the message of how learning and playing can be combined in a fun way. Thank you to NRPA for the opportunity.

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Rent any kayak or SUP at the regular rental rate of $17 for 1 hour and receive 2 hours of paddle time.

Monday Paddle PicnicsKayak or SUPMay 1 – Sep 512 PM – 2 PM • $25

Includes box lunch from local restaurants.

Tuesday & ThursdaysKayak or SUPMay 27 – Sep 512 PM – 2PM

Guided Group Paddle Fitness • $45

SUP SundaysSUP Development Lessons – All Ages

May 27 – Sep 51 PM – 2:30 PM

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For bookings and inquiries, call

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DANCE – BALLET, TAP & JAZZFALL * 100412 A & B / WINTER * 200412 A & BThis class is for children who have never danced before. Instruction will consist of three different styles of dance. The instructor will touch on each style and ensure that your child has fun experiencing all three!WHO: Children, PreK – Grade 6TIMES: Section A: PreK – Grade 2:

5:45 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. Section B: Grade 3 – Grade 6: 6:45 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.DATES: Fall: September 28 – November 16 Winter: February 8 – March 29DAYS: ThursdaysLOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $32.00/ Non-Residents $43.00PROGRAM NOTES: Dance attire is preferred and recommended for this program. We ask that the students wear a black leotard and pink tights and have tap and ballet shoes. Parents are not required to stay for the class.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

FUN FROLIC & FITNESS: A MOTOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM* 201313 A – DJoin us for an hour of excitement, motor development movement and creative songs! Your child will learn how to move through their world with the use of balls, bean bags, hula hoops, and color cones. Basic gymnastics skills using tumbling mats, low balance beams and mini trampolines, will also be part of your child’s experience, along with creative games and movement songs. This program will not only improve your child’s coordination, flexibility and strength, it will entertain them with an hour filled with fun, frolic, and fitness!WHO: Children 2.5 to 5 yearsDATES: April 5 – May 10DAYS: ThursdaysTIMES: Section A: 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 p.m. (2.5 & 3 years) Section B: 11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. (4 & 5 years) Section C: 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. (2.5 & 3 years) Section D: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. (4 & 5 years)LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $32.00/ Non-Residents $43.00PROGRAM NOTES: Please have children wear sneakers and comfortable clothing, for lots of movement. We may combine age groups if needed.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

LIL’ STICKERS LACROSSEFALL * 154011 AThe Lil’ Stickers lacrosse program was developed by the staff at Ocean City Recreation and Parks to help prepare children for the organized sport of lacrosse. Staff will teach children basic motor skills such as scooping, cradling, catching, and throwing. This program is a parent/child interactive program. Each child must have a parent/adult participating at every class.WHO: Children, 4 to 5 yearsDATES: September 12 – October 17DAYS: TuesdaysTIMES: 5:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation Complex, West Lagoon FieldPRICE: OC Residents $30.00/ Non-Residents $41.00PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Michael Grogan

MARTIAL ARTS/TAE KWON DO, INTRODUCTIONWINTER * 244101 AChesapeake Martial Arts will teach a basic course in Tae Kwon Do. The course will cover basic martial arts with emphasis on character development. Kids will learn the kicks and punches of Tae Kwon Do relating to self–defense uses. The mission of Chesapeake Martial Arts is to train the student to withstand the pressures in society through self–control and self–confidence. Students will receive a certificate of completion at graduation.WHO: Kids, 4 to 12 yearsDATES: November 13 – December 4DAYS: MondaysTIMES: 6:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $50.00/ Non-Residents $60.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

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START SMART SPORTS: BASKETBALLWINTER * 236011 AStart Smart Basketball teaches children the basic motor skills necessary to play organized basketball while they work one–on– one and spend quality time with their parents/guardians. The program focuses on teaching children skills in dribbling/ball handling, passing/catching, shooting and running/agility without the threat of competition or the fear of getting hurt. This nationally recognized program uses equipment designed to allow children to succeed. The program is a parent/child interactive program. Each child must have a parent/adult participating at every class.WHO: Children, 3 to 5 yearsDATES: January 8 – February 26 (No class on 1/15 or 2/19)DAYS: MondaysTIMES: 5:00 p.m. – 5:50 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICES: OC Residents $30.00/ Non-Residents $41.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

START SMART SPORTS: SOCCER/OUTDOOR & INDOORFALL * 136011 AStart Smart Soccer is a developmentally appropriate introductory soccer program that prepares children for organized soccer in a fun non–threatening environment. Age-appropriate soccer equipment is used to teach kicking, dribbling, trapping, throw–ins and agility. Each child must have a parent/adult participating at every class.WHO: Children, 3 to 5 yearsDATES: September 11 – October 16DAYS: MondaysTIMES: 5:15 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation Complex, West Lagoon FieldPRICE: OC Residents $30.00/ Non-Residents $41.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

SOCCER CLINIC, INDOORWINTER * 237111 AEnjoy playing indoors –– off the walls! The dasher boards provide a unique bounce of the Soccer ball as you attempt to pass to a teammate or make a goal. Sign up now and learn basic techniques of this indoor game. Sign up with a friend to learn and have fun together.WHO: Kids, PreK4* and Kindergarten*Must have been 4 years old by September 1, 2017DATE: January 12 – February 16DAYS: FridaysTIME: 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: Ocean City Resident $30.00/ Non-Resident $41.00PROGRAM NOTE: Parents: Get involved by signing up to assist with the program!PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

TENNIS CLINICFALL * 143111 A & BTrain by rallying and playing games. Emphasis will be on stroke improvement, game strategies, how to handle high balls and come in for short balls.WHO: Kids, 4 to 15 yearsDATES: September 12 – 26DAYS: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTIMES: Section A: 4 to 7 years old, 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Section B: 8 to 15 years old, 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.LOCALE: Ocean City Tennis Center, 61st Street and the BayPRICE: OC Residents $60.00/Non-Residents $72.00PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Rod Dulany

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ARCHERY CLINICSFALL * 167111 A & BOur archery program is fun and safe. Sessions are available for both beginners and intermediate archers. (Intermediate archers are those who have already taken our beginner clinic.) Children will learn safety on the range and how to properly hold and shoot a genesis bow while aiming at targets. Space is limited.WHO: Kids, 8 to 14 yearsDATES: October 12 – November 16DAYS: ThursdaysTIMES: Session A - Beginner Archery: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Session B* - Intermediate Archery: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation Complex, West GymPRICE: OC Residents $50.00/ Non-Residents $60.00PROGRAM NOTE: Participants in Session B* must have completed the Beginner Archery Clinic. All Children must be present the first day of the clinic for both sessions.PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Eddie Pinto

BASKETBALL CLINIC, FALLFALL * 147611 A & B

Hoop season is right around the corner, so brush up on your skills and get in shape! This instructional clinic will emphasize fundamentals, technique, and game strategy. It provides a strong introduction to league play.

WHO: Kids, Grades 3 – 6DATES: September 14 – October 19DAYS: ThursdaysTIMES: Section A: Grades 3 & 4: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Section B: Grades 5 & 6: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $30.00/ Non-Residents $41.00PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Michael Grogan

BASKETBALL CLINIC, WINTERWINTER * 247611 AThis clinic is an introduction to the game of basketball. Boys and girls will learn all the basic skills needed to improve their play. They will have fun with friends learning new drills and playing practice games on eight–foot baskets. Parents, sign up to assist with coaching a team for this exciting program for your child!WHO: Kids, Grades 1 & 2DATES: January 3 – February 7DAYS: WednesdaysTIMES: 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $30.00/ Non-Residents $41.00PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Eddie Pinto

PRE-SEASON BASKETBALL LEAGUE CLINICDivision 1 UMES Men’s Basketball Team will partner with Salisbury University Women’s Basketball Team to conduct a clinic for grades 3 – 8 at Northside Park on November 7. Have fun learning new drills and at the same time register for our upcoming Boys and Girls Basketball Leagues.WHO: Boys and Girls Grades 3 – 8DATES: November 7DAY: TuesdayTIMES: 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: FREE!PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison & Mike Grogan

BASKETBALL, BOYS YOUTH LEAGUEWINTER * 247118 A–CPlay organized basketball on teams selected in age specific divisions. Volunteer coaches help boys learn the basics of basketball in game environment. Teams compete in regular season games, followed by a season ending “hoop–mania” event.

Teams will be selected on Monday, December 4 at 5:30 p.m. for Division I; 6:45 p.m. for Division II; 8:00 p.m. for Division III.WHO: Boys, Grades 3 – 8 Section A: Division I

(Grades 3 & 4) Section B: Division II

(Grades 5 & 6) Section C: Division III

(Grades 7 & 8) DATES: November 28 – February 15 League Practices: November 28 & 30 Team Practices: December 5, 7, 12 (scrimmage games)PRACTICE TIMES: Section A: 5:00 p.m. Section B: 6:00 p.m. Section C: 7:00 p.m.GAMES: December 14 – February 16DAYS: Tuesdays & Thursdays for all divisionsTIMES: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. (Games and practices last approximately 1 hour.)LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $42.00/ Non-Residents $53.00PROGRAM NOTES: No league play on December 21, 26 & 28 PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

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BASKETBALL, BOYS HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE WINTER * 247119 A – BThis exciting league for high school boys is designed for fast-paced, competitive, 4v4 half –court style play. This format assures lots of moving, running, shooting and scoring for the entire program time. WHO: Boys, Grades 9-12 Section A: Division IV: Grades 9 & 10 (Tuesdays) Section B: Division V: Grades 11 & 12, under 18 years

(Thursday)DATES/DAYS: Tuesdays (Division IV) December 12 – February 13 Thursdays (Division V) December 7 – February 15TIMES: 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $42.00/ Non-Residents $53.00PROGRAM NOTES: No league play on December 21, 26 & 28PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

BASKETBALL, GIRLS LEAGUEWINTER * 246118 A–D

Hoop it up girls! Put your skills in action. This league is designed for girls of all ability levels. Emphasis is placed on learning the game through playing. Girls are placed on teams and compete in games among other teams in their age division. Teams will

be selected on Tuesday, December 5 at 5:30 p.m. for Division I; 6:30 p.m. for Division II; 7:30 p.m. for Division III & IV.WHO: Girls, Grades 3 – 12 Section A: Division I (Grades 3 & 4) Section B: Division II (Grades 5 & 6) Section C: Division III (Grades 7 & 8) Section D: Division IV (Grades 9 – 12)DATES: November 27 – February 21 Evaluations: November 27 – December 4 Division I: 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Division II: 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Division III & IV: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Team Practices: December 6 – 13 Games start: December 18 (No games: December 21 –

January 1)DAYS: Mondays & WednesdaysTIMES: 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., & 7:00 p.m. (Games last one hour)LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $42.00/ Non-Residents $53.00PROGRAM NOTES: No league play on January 15, 29 & February 20PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Michael Grogan

CHEERLEADINGFALL * 120112 A/ WINTER * 220112 A “Rah, Rah, let’s go OC Flag Football and Basketball!!!” Girls and boys are invited to join the Ocean City Cheerleading Squad, as they learn basic cheers and jumps. They will cheer at football games in the fall and basketball games in the winter.WHO: Children, Grades K – 4DATES: Fall: Wednesdays – September 13 – October 18 Winter: Tuesdays –

January 9 – February 13DAYS: Wednesdays (Fall), Tuesdays (Winter)TIMES: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $30.00/ Non-Residents $41.00PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Denise Ortega

DANCE, – BALLET, TAP & JAZZFALL * 100412 A & B / WINTER * 200412 A & BThis class is for children who have never danced before. Instruction will consist of three different styles of dance. The instructor will touch on each style and ensure that your child has fun experiencing all three!WHO: Children, PreK – Grade 6TIMES: Section A: PreK – Grade 2: 5:45 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.Section B: Grade 3 – Grade 6: 6:45 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.DATES: Fall: September 28 – November 16 Winter: February 8 – March 29DAYS: ThursdaysLOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $32.00/ Non-Residents $43.00PROGRAM NOTES: Dance attire is preferred and recommended for this program. We ask that the students wear a black leotard and pink tights and have tap and ballet shoes. Parents are not required to stay for the class.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

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FIELD HOCKEY CLINICFALL * 127112 AIn this clinic younger players and beginners are taught the basics of field hockey while having fun and making new friends. By the end of the six weeks, all participants will experience play time. Participants will gain experience that will help prepare them for future play. Both beginners and players with some experience are welcome!WHO: Girls, Grades 4 – 8DATES: September 11 – October 16DAYS: MondaysTIMES: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Soccer FieldPRICES: OC Residents $30.00/ Non-Residents $41.00PROGRAM NOTES: In the event of inclement weather the clinic will be held inside. PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

FUN FROLIC & FITNESS: A MOTOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM* 201313 A – DJoin us for an hour of excitement, motor development movement and creative songs! Your child will learn how to move through their world with the use of balls, bean bags, hula hoops, and color cones. Basic gymnastics skills using tumbling mats, low balance beams and mini trampolines, will also be part of your child’s experience, along with creative games and movement songs. This program will not only improve your child’s coordination, flexibility and strength, it will entertain them with an hour filled with fun, frolic, and fitness!WHO: Children 2.5 to 5 yearsDATES: April 5 – May 10DAYS: ThursdaysTIMES: Section A: 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 p.m. (2.5 & 3 years) Section B: 11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. (4 & 5 years) Section C: 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. (2.5 & 3 years) Section D: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. (4 & 5 years)LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $32.00/ Non-Residents $43.00PROGRAM NOTES: Please have children wear sneakers and comfortable clothing, for lots of movement. We may combine age groups if needed.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE, YOUTHFALL * 155111A – CThe fall youth flag football league for both boys and girls is the fastest growing league at Ocean City Recreation and Parks! The five-on-five game format is recognizable to football fans and easy to learn. The offensive team plays for a first down and a touchdown in the end zone. The defensive team covers receivers, rushes the passer, and grabs flags to make “tackles.” Kids will learn football fundamentals while having fun and making new friends.WHO: Kids, 6 to 14 years Section A: Ages 6 to 8 @ 5:30 p.m. Section B: Ages 9 to 11 @ 6:30 p.m. Section C: Ages 12 to 14 @ 7:30 p.m.DATES: September 6 – November 8DAYS: WednesdaysTIMES: Section A: 5:30 p.m. (Ages 6 – 8) Section B: 6:30 p.m. (Ages 9 – 11) Section C: 7:30 p.m. (Ages 12 – 14)LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $42.00/ Non-Residents $53.00PROGRAM NOTES: Parent please sign up to coach or assist with coaching your child’s team. Skill evaluations will be September 6 and September 13. Coaches meeting August 30 at 6:30 p.m. in the Northside Park Community Room.PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Eddie Pinto

FUTSAL LEAGUE, INDOORWINTER * 259318 A Want to elevate your soccer game? Try the hottest soccer skill developer around. It’s FUTSAL! Played around the world, professionals use this game to keep their skills sharp. You play soccer on an indoor court but without walls. You will learn to move without the ball and support your teammates when they have the ball. Your ball control and touches will develop quickly and your speed of play will improve. The game is set up to help advanced players move to the next level while having a ton of fun.WHO: Section A: U10 (by 2008 and up) 12:30 p.m. Section B: U12 (by 2006 and up) 2 p.m. Section C: U 14 (by 2004 and up) 3:30 p.m.DATES: Skills Evaluation: December 3 Games: December 10 – February 18DAYS: SundaysTIMES: 12:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $42.00/ Non-Residents $53.00 PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Eddie Pinto

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GOLF CLINICFALL * 156111 ABoys and girls receive basic golf instruction in this after–school program. Stuart Jarmon, PGA, Eagle’s Landing Assistant Golf Pro is excellent at working with children of all ages and abilities. All Sections of this clinic meet at the Eagle’s Landing Clubhouse. WHO: Kids, Grades 4 – 9DAY: ThursdaysDATE: September 14 – October 26TIMES: 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.LOCALE: Eagle’s Landing Golf CoursePRICE: OC Residents $60.00/Non-Residents $72.00PROGRAM NOTES: Call Eagle’s Landing to sign up. 800-283-3846. Registration is first-come, first-served and limited to 12 participants. Please bring your own equipment if you have it. If you need equipment please indicate so on registration form. PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Bob Croll, PGA

LACROSSE, YOUTH INDOOR LEAGUEFALL * 154118 A – DOcean City Recreation and Parks Fall Lacrosse Indoor League remains in our program lineup. The goal is to provide participants with a clinic style program that starts with instruction and finishes with lacrosse games to practice what they have been taught. Games will be played indoors and require less players. Participants will have the chance to play in all positions. WHO: Boys and Girls Grades K-4 Session A: BOYS K – 1 Grade Session B: BOYS 2 – 4 Grade Session C: GIRLS K – 1 Grade Session D: GIRLS 2 – 4 GradeDAYS/DATES Boys: Tuesdays/September 12 – October 24 Girls: Wednesdays/ September 13 – October 25TIMES: Session A: 5:00 p.m. – 6:15 p.m. Session B: 6:30 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. Session C: 5:00 p.m. – 6:15 p.m. Session D: 6:30 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation Complex, West GymPRICE: OC Residents $42.00/ Non-Residents $53.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

MARTIAL ARTS/TAE KWON DO, INTRODUCTIONWINTER * 244101 AChesapeake Martial Arts will teach a basic course in Tae Kwon Do. The course will cover basic martial arts with emphasis on character development. Kids will learn the kicks and punches of Tae Kwon Do relating to self–defense uses. The mission of Chesapeake Martial Arts is to train the student to withstand the pressures in society through self–control and self–confidence. Students will receive a certificate of completion at graduation.WHO: Kids, 4 to 12 yearsDATES: November 13 – December 4DAYS: MondaysTIMES: 6:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $50.00/ Non-Residents $60.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

SKATEBOARD LESSONSFALL * 153117 A & BOcean Bowl’s Skate Lessons use small group instruction to pass along basic and intermediate skills to future X-game superstars!Level 1 – Section A: This Section is for brand new skaters. Skaters will learn to pump, ride, and transition, as well as care for their board.Level 2 – Section B: Designed for skaters who already have a basic knowledge of skating. Skaters will improve the pumping and transition skills. They will also learn to drop-in and ride more advanced obstacles.WHO: Skaters, 6 years and upDATES: September 12 – October 4DAYS: Tuesdays & WednesdaysTIMES: Section A – Level 1: 4:45 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Section B – Level 2: 5:45 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.LOCALE: Ocean Bowl Skate Park, 3rd Street & St. Louis AvenuePRICE: OC Residents $38.00/ Non-Residents $49.00PROGRAM NOTES: Safety equipment is available for use at no extra charge during lessons. All participants must have a current Ocean Bowl Skate Park waiver on file. A parent or legal guardian must sign a waiver for a minor. Visit oceanbowl.com for details. Class Section sizes are limited to 10 participants per class.SKATE PARK MANAGER: Daniel Reed Youth

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SOCCER CLINIC, INDOORWINTER * 237111 AEnjoy playing indoors –– off the walls! The dasher boards provide a unique bounce of the Soccer ball as you attempt to pass to a teammate or make a goal. Sign up now and learn basic techniques of this indoor game. Sign up with a friend to learn and have fun together.WHO: Kids, PreK4* and Kindergarten*Must have been 4 years old by September 1, 2017DATE: January 12 – February 16DAYS: FridaysTIME: 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $30.00/ Non-Residents $41.00PROGRAM NOTE: Parents: Get involved by signing up to assist with the program!PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

SOCCER, WINTER INDOOR YOUTH LEAGUEWINTER * 237110 A – EThe indoor game of soccer is much different than the outdoor game. It moves faster, many more goals are scored, and there are fewer players on the field, which allows more touches on the ball. The dasher walls keep the ball confined and moving fast. This game is exciting and is sure to be a favorite with the soccer community.WHO: Kids, Grades K – 12 (If 18 years old, you have to be enrolled in high school) Session A: K – 2 grades

(Skill eval: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m., East Gym) Session B: 3 & 4 grades (Skill eval: 10:30 p.m. – 11:30 p.m., West Gym) Session C: 5 & 6 grades (Skill eval: 12:00 a.m. – 1:00 a.m., West Gym) Session D: 7 & 8 grades (Skill eval: 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m., East Gym) Session E: 9 – 12 grades (Skill eval: 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., East Gym)DATES: November 4 – February 3DAYS: SaturdaysTIMES: 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Schedule for specific sections are released after team selections.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICES: OC Residents $42.00/ Non-Residents $53.00PROGRAM NOTES: *November 4 and 11 are skill evaluations for players. It is important for participants to attend at least one of these days. Your child should be registered with the appropriate age group; not based on skill level. Kids must wear indoor shoes and shin guards at all practices and games or will not play. (No games 11/25, 12/23, 12/30)PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Eddie Pinto & Michael Grogan

SOCCER SUNDAY HIGH SCHOOL INDOOR LEAGUEWINTER * 237138 AThis league offers soccer at its finest. The league is designed for select/travel teams to improve their skills and stay in shape during the winter months. Teams should register together and be prepared to play hard during this exciting competitive season. The program is operated just like an adult league with teams finding their own sponsorship/support.WHO: Grades 9 – 12DATES: Skill Evaluations: December 3 Games: December 10 – February 18DAYS: SundaysTIMES: 12:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: $600/teamPROGRAM NOTES: Registration deadline is November 19. A coaches meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 29, at 6:30 p.m. in the Northside Park Community Room. No games on 12/24 and 12/31. PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Eddie Pinto

SOCCER, WINTERFEST CAMPWINTER * 263110 ASign up your loved one for the only holiday camp in the area and receive a soccer ball, t–shirt and lots of giveaways! Campers will also receive a 4 x6 photo with their coaches, a certificate of completion, and a pizza party on their last day. Looking for a unique holiday gift? Ask about our Winterfest Soccer Camp gift certificates!WHO: Boys & Girls, Ages 6 to 14DATES: December 26 – 27DAYS: Tuesday and WednesdayTIMES: 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $50.00/ Non-Residents $60.00 A $20.00 non-Refundable deposit per week is required to reserve enrollment.PROGRAM NOTES: Each camper should bring a nonperishable lunch on Tuesday. A pizza party will be held on Wednesday.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Eddie Pinto

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SOCCER, SPRING INDOOR YOUTH LEAGUESPRING * 337118 A – DThis league is designed to provide area youth with the opportunity to learn and practice the skills of soccer in an organized league setting. This will be held indoor for both skill evaluation and games at Northside Park Recreation Complex. Kids must wear indoor shoes and shin guards at all practices and games or will not play.WHO: Kids K-Grades 8 (Must be 5-years-old by September 1, 2017) Section A: Grades K – 2 Section B: Grades 3 & 4 Section C: Grades 5 & 6 Section D: Grades 7 & 8DATES: March 12 – May 14DAYS: Mondays (maybe some Wednesdays depending on number of teams)TIMES: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexLEAGUE PRACTICE TIMES: March 12 & 19 Grades K – 2: 5:00 p.m. Grades 3 & 4: 6:00 p.m. Grades 5 & 6: 7:00 p.m. Grades 7 & 8: 8:00 p.m.TEAM PRACTICE TIMES: March 26 Grades K – 2: 5:00 p.m. Grades 3 & 4: 6:00 p.m. Grades 5 & 6: 7:00 p.m. Grades 7 & 8: 8:00 p.m.GAMES: April 2 – May 15TIMES: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.PRICE: Ocean City Resident $42.00/ Non-Residents $53.00PROGRAM NOTES: Coaches meeting, Monday, March 5, 6:00 p.m., at Northside Park Recreation Complex. Parents please sign up to coach or help coach your child’s team. PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

TENNIS CLINICFALL * 143111 A & BTrain by rallying and playing games. Emphasis will be on stroke improvement, game strategies, how to handle high balls and come in for short balls.WHO: Kids, 4 to 15 yearsDATES: September 12 – 26DAYS: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTIMES: Section A: 4 to 7 years old, 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Section B: 8 to 15 years old, 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.LOCALE: Ocean City Tennis Center, 61st Street and the BayPRICE: OC Residents $60.00/ Non-Residents $72.00PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Rod Dulany

YOUTH VOLLEYBALL CLINIC FALL*144124AVolleyball players will learn the fundamentals of volleyball including how to serve, dig, set, and Spike! Participants will receive instruction tailored to their individual age and ability level. The clinic will be run by the Dynamic Volleyball AcademyWHO: Kids, K – 4 and Grades 5 – 8DATES: September 13 – October 18 DAYS: Wednesdays TIMES: Section A: K – 4, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Section B: 5 – 8, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation Complex PRICE: OC Residents $50/Non-Residents $60 PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

OCEAN CITY DVA VOLLEYBALL CLUB FALL*144124BWe welcome DVA Volleyball Club to another year with the Ocean City Recreation & Parks Department. Dynamic Volleyball Academy offers the most comprehensive volleyball training and competitive club in this area. With highly skilled coaches, they have the tools to prepare you for the next level of your game! Interested?

Come try open gym on September 24 and October 22 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. (OC Residents $3.00/ Non-Residents $4.00)

This is a competitive club, so you have to tryout to make a team. There will be 9-10 players selected per team. Tryouts for the club will be held on Sunday, November 5 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, November 12 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. (2 day $20 tryout fee)

Signing night for those that are selected for the teams will be on Sunday, November 19. Full payment is due on signing night. Tournament fees for 4 -5 competitive tournaments are included in registration fee. Travel expenses and uniform costs are not included in registration fee.

Team practices will be held on Sundays from November 19 to February 18 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. Wednesday practices on Feb. 28, March 7 and March 14. WHO: Kids, 5TH – 10TH Grades DATES: September 24 – March 14 DAYS: Sundays TIMES: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation Complex PRICE: Open Gym - Ocean City Resident $3.00/Non-Resident

$4.00 Tryouts - $20.00 (2 tryouts) Club Costs - U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 (Aging date is

September 1)OC Residents $500.00/ Non-Residents $550.00 (Includes 4-5 tournaments)PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

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BABYSITTING, SAFE SITTER 1–DAY CLASSFALL * 163212 A & BWhat makes a “good” babysitter who is asked back again and again? A good babysitter successfully combines the knowledge and skills associated with leadership, safety, safe play, basic care, first aid, and professionalism. This course has been designed around these six major themes. Participants will receive a certification card and reference textbook upon completion of the course.WHO: Kids, 11 years and olderDATES: Section A: Friday, October 20 Section B: Friday, November 10TIMES: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $35.00/ Non-Residents $45.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

DAY OFF SCHOOL DECK DESIGN/SKATE DAYFALL* 453120 AThis program gives skaters an opportunity to create a one of a kind skateboard deck and skate the park on their day off school! Participants will be instructed on how to design, prepare, and paint the board of their dreams. What a great way to be creative and stay active! Come to the Ocean Bowl and design a masterpiece!WHO: Skaters, 6 years and upDATES: October 20DAYS: FridayTIMES: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.LOCALE: Ocean Bowl Skate Park, 3rd Street & St. Louis AvenuePRICE: OC Residents $25.00/Non-Residents $32.00PROGRAM NOTES: Blank skateboard decks will be available for purchase for $30.00 at the Ocean Bowl Skate Park. Participants may also bring their own skateboard deck. Participants that wish to skate in the park must have a current Ocean Bowl waiver on file. A parent or legal guardian must sign a waiver form for a minor. Be sure to pack a lunch. Limited to 12 participants. Visit www.oceanbowl.com for details.PROGRAM SUPERVIOR: Daniel Reed

HALLOWEEN BOWL BASHFALL * 153111 ASkaters love to jam out at Ocean Bowl! This spooky annual Halloween event includesskateboarding competitions with prizes, music, and concessions. There will also be costume contests, so feel free to dress up!WHO: Kids, 6 years and olderDATE: October 14TIME: 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. DAYS: SaturdayLOCALE: Ocean Bowl Skate Park, 3rd Street and St. Louis AvenuePRICE: FREE for pass holders! Food concessions for sale.SKATE PARK MANAGER: Daniel Reed

GLADIATOR DODGEBALL, HOMESCHOOLFALL * 121219 A & BHomeschoolers! Here’s a great opportunity for you to come out and play the exciting game of Gladiator Dodgeball. This game incorporates dodgeball, flag football, and capture the flag. You will also enjoy ice cream during this exciting afternoon of play.WHO: Homeschoolers, Grades K – 8DATES: Section A: October 6 Section B: November 3DAYS: FridaysTIMES: 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $10.00/ Non-Residents $12.00OTHER: Parents are requested to remain on site.PROGRAM NOTES: Registration is mandatory and limited.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

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GLADIATOR DODGEBALL, INTERMEMDIATE GRADES 5 & 6 * 121212 A –ECome out on Friday nights and play the new exciting game of Gladiator Dodgeball. This game incorporates dodgeball, flag football, and capture the flag. You can also enjoy pizza and ice cream during this exciting night of play.

WHO: Kids, Grades 5 & 6DATES: Section A: September 8 Section B: October 6 Section C: November 3 Section D: December 1 Section E: February 2DAYS: FridaysTIMES: 6:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $10.00/ Non-Residents $12.00PROGRAM NOTES: Registration is mandatory and limited. Parents are requested to be on site to pick up their children at 8:30 p.m.PROGRAM SUPERVISORS: Chris Clarke (Fall), Michael Grogan (Winter)

MIDDLE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES GRADES 7 & 8 * 121213 A - E Come out on Friday nights and play a variety of activities from dodgeball to bubble ball. Stay tuned for which activities will be offered! You can also enjoy pizza and ice cream during this exciting night of play.WHO: Kids, Grades 7 & 8DATES: Section A: September 15 Section B: October 13 Section C: November 17 Section D: December 8 Section E: February 9DAYS: FridaysTIMES: 6:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $10.00/ Non-Residents $12.00PROGRAM NOTES: Registration is mandatory and limited. Parents are requested to be on site to pick up their children at 8:30 p.m.PROGRAM SUPERVISORS: Michal Grogan/ Anna Paterson

MID-NIGHTERWINTER * 200222 ALate night recreational fun. The 2018 MID-NIGHTER with Gladiator Dodgeball, Laser-Tag, bowling, video games, food, and laughs promises an evening full of fun! This program ALWAYS sells out so register NOW!! Don’t get left out!WHO: Kids, Grades 5 & 6DATES: Saturday, January 6TIME: 6:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.LOCALE: Meet at Northside Park Recreation Complex. Travel expected to other locations.PRICE: OC Residents $37.00/ Non-Residents $45.00PROGRAM NOTES: Registration deadline is Thursday, January 4.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

MID-NIGHTERWINTER * 200222 B Late night recreational fun. The 2018 MID-NIGHTER with Gladiator Dodgeball, Laser-Tag, bowling, video games, food, and laughs promises an evening full of fun! This program ALWAYS sells out so register NOW!! Don’t get left out!WHO: Kids, Grades 7 & 8DATES: Saturday, January 20TIMES: 6:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.LOCALE: Meet at Northside Park Recreation Complex. Travel expected to other locations.PRICE: OC Residents $37.00/ Non-Residents $45.00PROGRAM NOTES: Registration deadline is Thursday, January 18.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

PIZZA PARTY WITH SANTAWINTER * 232122 A (CHILD) – 232122 B (ADULT TRAIN RIDE)Children are invited to join Santa for a pizza party! Besides eating pizza, activities include arts and crafts, cookie-decorating, visits with Santa and a ride through the spectacular Winterfest of Lights.WHO: Kids, Pre K – Grade 4DATE: Wednesday, December 6TIME: 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $8.00/ Non-Residents $10.00Special Fee: $4.00 per adult wishing to ride the Winterfest Train with the groupREGISTRATION: Pre–registration is mandatory by Monday, December 4. Space is limited.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Denise Ortega

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AEROBICS, LOW IMPACT FALL * 101312 A/ WINTER * 201312 AGet your day off to a great start with a heart pumping, energizing workout! You can work at your own pace, which makes this peppy program perfect for all ages and fitness levels. The class includes a 40-minute aerobic workout, ending with resistance training with hand weights and an optional abdominal routine. This is a people-friendly class with an enthusiastic group of fun-loving folks. Certified Instructor: Tammy JohnsonWHO: Adults of all fitness levels, 18 years and olderDATES: Fall Section: August 21 – November 8 (No class: 9/4, 10/9, 11/10) Winter Section: January 3 – March 23 (No class: 1/15 & 2/19)DAYS: Mondays, Wednesdays, and FridaysTIMES: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICES: OC Residents $68.00/ Non-Residents $82.00/ Drop-in $5.00PROGRAM NOTES: Please bring your own hand weights.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

AEROBICS, STEP IT UPFALL * 101312 B/ WINTER * 201312 BLook better and feel better as you step and tone your way to better muscle fitness and cardiovascular endurance. Designed for beginner and experienced steppers, all ages will enjoy this challenging fat-burning step aerobics routine. Program includes the use of hand weights and ends with abdominal work. Put a smile on your face first thing in the morning, meet friendly people and come prepared to work hard. Certified Instructor: Tammy JohnsonWHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: Fall Section: August 21 – November 8 (No class: 9/4, 10/9, 11/10) Winter Section: January 3 – March 23 (No class: 1/15 & 2/19)DAYS: Mondays, Wednesdays, and FridaysTIMES: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $68.00/ Non-Residents $82.00/ Drop-in $5.00PROGRAM NOTES: Please bring your own hand weights. Steps are provided.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

AEROBICS, SPECIAL LOW IMPACT, HOLIDAY EXTENSIONWINTER * 201312 CEnjoy the same benefits of this fantastic class through the holiday season.WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: November 13 – December 20 (No class 11/24)DAYS: Mondays, Wednesdays & FridaysTIMES: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.PRICES: OC Residents $20.00/ Non-Residents $30.00/ Drop–in $5.00PROGRAM NOTES: Please bring your own hand weights.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

AEROBICS, SPECIAL STEP-IT-UP, HOLIDAY EXTENSIONWINTER * 201312 DEnjoy the same benefits of this fantastic class through the holiday season.WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: November 13 – December 20 (No class 11/24)DAYS: Mondays, Wednesdays & FridaysTIMES: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.PRICES: OC Residents $20.00/ Non-Residents $30.00/ Drop–in $5.00PROGRAM NOTES: Please bring your own hand weights.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

DANCE, LINEFALL * 124312 A & B/ WINTER * 224312 A & BJoin our FREE adult line dancing program and take part in the fun! Volunteer instructors will show you how to strut your stuff to a wide range of music. Participants learn or hone dance techniques, flexibility, coordination, and rhythm.WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: Fall Section – Advanced: August 21 – December 20 (No class: 9/4 and 10/9) Fall Section – Beginners: October 2 – December 20 (No class 10/9) Winter Section Advanced and Beginner: January 2 –

March 14 (no class 1/15, 2/19)DAYS: Mondays, Tuesdays & WednesdaysTIMES: Advanced Class: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Beginners Class: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: FREE!PROGRAM NOTES: Sign up with the volunteer instructor on your first day of class before you dance. Classes are held in the gym and sneakers or non-marking shoes are required.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

DANCE, BALLET LYRICAL FUSIONFALL *115111 /WINTER *215111Join us for this new dance class that will focus on the slow, controlled movements that make up low-impact ballet and lyrical dancing. This mixture of movements often tells a story or a feeling. You’ll learn dance techniques to tell a story of a song.INSTRUCTOR: Linda Natoli GaitherWHO: AdultsDATES: Fall Section: September 29 – December 15 (No class

11/10: make up class will be 11/9 at 11:30 a.m., no class 11/24: make up class will be 11/30 at 11:30 a.m.)

Winter Section: February 9 – April 27 (classes 2/23 – 3/16 will take place on Thursdays at 11:30 a.m.)

DAYS: FridaysTIMES: 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $34.00/ Non-Residents $44.00/ Drop-in $5.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

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DANCE, JAZZOcean City Recreation and Parks offers several different levels of jazz dance classes for skill levels from beginner to advance.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $34.00/ Non-Residents $44.00/ Drop-in $5.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

• BEGINNERFALL * 100413 A / WINTER * 200413 A INSTRUCTOR: Renee WightWHO: Adults, with no to minor jazz experienceDATES: Fall Section: October 18 – December 20 (no class 11/1, make-up class will be on 11/3: time TBD) Winter Section: February 7 – April 25DAY: Wednesdays TIMES: 12:15 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. • EVENING INTERMEDIATEFALL*100413 B /WINTER *200413 BINSTRUCTOR: Renee WightWHO: Adults, who are progressing from beginner level of jazz experienceDATES: Fall Section: October 18 - December 20 (no class on 12/6,

make up class will be on 12/7) Winter Section: Winter Section: February 7 – April 25DAYS: WednesdaysTIMES: 5:45 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.PROGRAM NOTES: We ask that students have jazz shoes• INTERMEDIATEFALL * 100413 C/ WINTER * 200413 CINSTRUCTOR: Renee WightWHO: Adults, who are progressing from beginner level of jazz experienceDATES: Fall Section: October 18 - December 20 (no class 11/1,

make-up class will be on 11/3: time TBD) Winter Section: February 7 – April 25DAYS: Wednesdays TIMES: 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.PROGRAM NOTES: We ask that students have jazz shoes• RECREATIONAL JAZZFALL * 115312 A/ WINTER * 215312 AThis class provides exercise, jazzy dance steps, rhythm and social fun. Grab a friend or come and meet some new ones! This class emphasizes fun and there is no previous experience necessary. INSTRUCTOR: Fay EberlyWHO: AdultsDATES: Fall Section: October 3 – November 21 (Tuesdays) Winter Section: January 2 – January 23 (Tuesdays & Wednesdays)TIMES: 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $23.00/ Non-Residents $33.00/ Drop-in $5.00 PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

DANCE, TAPThe “5–6–7–8 Tap Class” is an excellent way to keep mind and body healthy and strong. In these classes, you will learn to make sounds that only “tappers with technique” can make. From the good old soft shoe sounds of yesteryear to the foot stompin’ rhythm of today, you will learn to tap your way to fitness and fun!LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $34.00/ Non-Residents $44.00/ Drop-in $5.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

• BEGINNER FALL * 115313 A/ WINTER * 215313 AINSTRUCTOR: Linda Natoli GaitherWHO: Adults, with no to minor tap experienceDATES: Fall Section: September 29 – December 15 (No class 11/10:

make up class will be 11/9 at 2:00 p.m., no class 11/24: make up class will be 11/30 at 2:00pm)

Winter Section: February 9 – April 27 (classes 2/23 – 3/16 will take place on Thursdays at 2:00 p.m.)

DAY: FridaysTIMES: 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.• EVENING BEGINNERFALL * 115313 B/ WINTER * 215313 BINSTRUCTOR: Renee WightWHO: Adults, with no to minor tap experienceDATES: Fall Section: October 18 – December 20 (no class on 12/6,

make up class will be on 12/7) Winter Section: Winter Section: February 7 – April 25DAY: WednesdaysTIMES: 7:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.• EVENING INTERMEDIATEFALL *115313 C/WINTER *215313 CINSTRUCTOR: Renee WightWHO: Adults, who are progressing from beginner level of tap experienceDATES: Fall Section: October 18 – December 20 (no class on 12/6,

make up class will be on 12/7) Winter Section: Winter Section: February 7 – April 25DAYS: WednesdaysTIMES: 6:30 p.m. – 7:15 p.m.• INTERMEDIATEFALL * 115313 D/ WINTER * 215313 DINSTRUCTOR: Linda Natoli GaitherWHO: Adults, with intermediate to advanced levels of experienceDATES: Fall Section: September 29 – December 15 (No class 11/10:

make up class will be 11/9 at 12:45 p.m., no class 11/24: make up class will be 11/30 at 12:45 p.m.)

Winter Section: February 9 – April 27 (classes 2/23 – 3/16 will take place on Thursdays at 12:45 p.m.)

DAYS: FridaysTIMES: 10:15 - 11:15 a.m.• ADVANCEDFALL *115313 E/ WINTER *215313 EINSTRUCTOR: Renee Wight WHO: Adults, for the experienced tap dancerDATES: Fall Section: October 18 – December 20 (no class 11/1,

make-up class will be on 11/3: time TBD) Winter Section: February 7 – April 25DAYS: WednesdaysTIMES: 11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

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FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE, ADULTFALL * 157318 AAre you ready for some football?! It’s Monday Night Showdown and it ends before “THE GAME” even hits the second half. The league features a 7v7 screen flag format, with two 20-minute halves, and a more adaptive rulebook. This league is a sure way to stir those good old memories of backyard football games.WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: September 11 – November 20DAYS: Mondays & some WednesdaysTIMES: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation Complex & 4th Street FieldPRICE: A $100 deposit is due at the organizational meeting.League fees are anticipated to be $700.00 per team.REGISTRATION: There will be an organizational meeting on Wednesday, August 30, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. A team representative must attend the meeting.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Michael Grogan

HOCKEY, FLOOR HOCKEY DROP INCome join our competitive, yet fun, floor hockey club and shine like an NHL star! This program is suitable for players of all ability levels, but come ready to play hard.WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: January 10 – March 7 DAYS: WednesdaysTIMES: 8:15 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICES: Resident Drop-in $5.00/ Non-Resident Drop-in $6.00PROGRAM NOTES: Players wear sneakers instead of skates. Mouth guards, gloves, and shin guards are required.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Craig Southard

KICKBALL LEAGUE, OUTDOORSFALL * 157333Gather your friends for this fun, non-conpetitive, co-rec league!WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: September 12 – November 7DAYS: TuesdaysTIMES: 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. & 9:00 p.m.LOCALE: Downtown Recreation Complex, Bayside, 4th Street fieldPRICE: League Fee $300.00PROGRAM NOTES: There will be a team representatives meeting on Tuesday, September 5, at 6:00 p.m. at Northside Park Recreation Complex.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Denise Ortega

LACROSSE, INDOOR DROP INEnjoy a fun, relaxed environment for indoor lacrosse games.WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: January 8 – March 5 DAYS: MondaysTIMES: 8:15 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICES: Resident Drop–in $5.00 /Non-Resident Drop–in $6.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Craig Southard

BUBBLE SOCCER LEAGUE, INDOOR Fall * 157319Have you ever wanted to hit someone while playing soccer, well here is your chance! Bubble Ball Soccer is a 5 v 5 indoor contact soccer league. You will be inside an inflatable plastic ball and can run into each other while playing soccer. The ball is an all-encompassing, protective, safe, single-chambered ball of air with inner handles and shoulder straps that enable you to almost defy gravity and defy pain. WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: September 11 – October 23DAYS: Mondays TIME: 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPROGRAM NOTES: There will be an informative meeting on Monday, August 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the West Gym Lounge to discuss the rules and upcoming season. A demonstration of the game is planned and all are welcome to participate. Teams are encouraged to sign up but individuals are welcome to attend the meeting. PRICE: $300.00 to $400.00 a team/ TBDPROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Eddie Pinto

SOCCER, ADULT LEAGUE (INDOOR)WINTER * 237018Now offering four divisions of play, the Adult Indoor Soccer League offers a great opportunity for everyone to play the world’s most popular game. Grab a group of friends and join us on Friday and Saturday nights for some indoor soccer action.WHO: Adults, 18 years and older • Men’s Unlimited • Women’s Unlimited • Over 30 • Co-RecDATES: Practices/Friendly games: December 1 & 2 Games Begin: December 8 & 9DAYS: Fridays and/or SaturdaysTIMES: 6:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: $475 per teamPROGRAM NOTES: A league organizational meeting will be held on Monday, November 13 at 6:30 p.m. at Northside Park. A team representative should attend and bring a $100 deposit to secure your team’s entry. PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

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TAI CHIFALL *153613 A/ WINTER *253613 ATai Chi is a proven safe and effective practice for balancing the body. Also known as Moving Meditation, Tai Chi stores energy and brings awareness to inner self, relaxes the mind, body and breathing. This class will help you reduce stress, lower high blood pressure, improve stability and protect against falls.Certified Instructor: Kim ReedWHO: Adults and seniorsDATES: Fall Section: September 26 – November 14 Winter Section: January 2 – February 20DAYS: TuesdaysTIMES: 8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $40.00/ Non-Residents $51.00/ Drop-in $8.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

TENNIS, WOMEN’S MORNING DOUBLES FLIGHTSEnjoy round robin women’s doubles. No partner necessary. Must be at least an intermediate player. Played on clay and Premier Courts with balls provided. Limited space available.WHO: Women, 18 years and olderDATES: September 1 – 29DAYS: Tuesdays & FridaysTIMES: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.LOCALE: Ocean City Tennis Center, 61st St. & the BayPRICE: OC Residents $65.00/ Non-Residents $75.00/ Drop-in $11.00 per sessionPROGRAM DIRECTOR: Rod Dulany

TENNIS, MEN’S EARLY BIRD TENNISStart each morning off right with OC’s Dawn and an exhilarating set. To be a part of the Men’s Early Bird Program just show up at Court #6. We will have you serving aces before you’re awake.WHO: Men, 18 years and olderDATES: May 18 – September 30, 2015DAYS: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and SundaysTIME: 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.PRICE: OC Residents $115.00/ Non-Residents $125.00/ Drop-in $10.00PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Rod DulanyREGISTRATION: Ocean City Tennis Center

TENNIS, WOMEN’S WEEKEND WARRIORSWomen’s doubles round robin for intermediate/advanced players. Organized weekly. Court availability limited on tournament weekends. Space limited.WHO: Women, 18 years and olderDATES: September 2 – September 23DAYS: SaturdaysTIME: 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.FEE: $11.00 per sessionPROGRAM DIRECTOR: Rod DulanyREGISTRATION: Ocean City Tennis Center

VOLLEYBALL, ADULT CO-RECWINTER * 245301Bump, Set, and SPIKE! Teams of 6 battle it out on the courts in exciting league action. A maximum of 6 players are on the court at one time.WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: February 20 – May 1DAYS: TuesdaysTIMES: 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., and 10:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: Estimated $300.00 per team, dependent on number of teams; $100.00 deposit.PROGRAM NOTES: Team representatives are required to attend the mandatory pre-season organizational meeting and agree to act as a liaison between the Recreation Department and team players. A $100.00 deposit is due at the team meeting on or will not be put on league schedule Tuesday, February 6 at 6:00 p.m. at Northside Park Recreation Complex. PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

YOGAFALL * 153611 A & B / WINTER * 253611 A & BCome and rejuvenate your body with Yoga. It’s an excellent way to keep both mind and body healthy & strong. This class will show you how to stretch your whole body while connecting breathing with movement to strengthen the body, increase flexibility, improve balance and release stress. Yoga poses and sequences in this class can be done sitting on or standing next to chairs and mats on the floor. (Mats and other equipment are provided). Wear comfortable clothes for freedom of movement. Certified Instructor: Tammy JohnsonWHO: Seniors & AdultsDATES: Fall Section A: August 31 – October 19 Fall Section B: October 26 – December 21 (No class 11/23) Winter Section A: January 4 – February 22 Winter Section B: March 1 – April 19DAYS: ThursdaysTIMES: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $40.00/ Non-Residents $51.00/ New Drop-in: $8.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

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ZUMBA Fall* 102320 AZumba is a fun, effective, and simple fitness system that uses the principle of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning, and total body toning. The moves are easy to follow dance steps, which means that you do not have to know how to dance to do Zumba. Zumba is fun, different, easy, and effective and it is rapidly becoming the next fitness sensation. WHO: Adults of all ages and fitness levelsDATES: September 12 – November 2DAYS: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTIMES: 8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $70.00/Non-Residents $84.00/Drop-In $6.00 PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

ADULT ONE DAY EVENTSLINE DANCE GALOREFALL * 100422This annual event encompasses a full evening of great food and fun, including pizza, soda, bottled water and ice cream. It’s time to put those line dance lessons to the test with a top disc jockey. It’s sure to be a foot stompin’ memorable time!WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATE: November 14DAY: TuesdayTIME: 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $7.00/ Non-Residents $9.00* NO REGISTRATION AT THE DOOR*PROGRAM NOTES: Registration for the event will be available at the Northside Park front desk October 24 – November 14.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

TENNIS, LABOR DAY WEEKEND ADULT MIXERSStart the holiday with friends, new and old. This will be a true mixer where you get to play with everyone. You could be playing a men’s, women’s or mixed doubles match each round. “Potluck” brunch to follow event! Maximum 36 players. Registration required.WHO: Adults, 18 years and olderDATES: September 3TIME: 9:00 a.m. – 12: 00 noonFEE: $17 per personENTRY DEADLINE: September 1, respectivelyREGISTRATION: Ocean City Tennis Center

B-I-N-G-O, SENIOR CLUBFALL * 113419Coffee and Bingo - What a great way to wake up on a Tuesday! Play Bingo straight, blackout, picture frame, four corners, the letter T and more. McDonald’s co-sponsors this program and offers prizes! Join the FUN!WHO: Senior Adults, 50 years and olderDATES: September 19 – December 12 and January 2 – April 24DAYS: TuesdaysTIMES: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.LOCALE: McDonald’s Restaurant, 123rd Street & Coastal HighwayPRICE: FREE!PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Denise Ortega

BOWLING, SENIOR LEAGUEStrike up the pins and have a ball with the Ocean City Senior Bowling League! Any senior is welcome to join the league as a substitute, or as a full team member. The league bowls once a week on Thursdays at the Ocean City Bowling Lanes. Times vary between 12:00 noon play and 3:00 pm play. Play continues for 25 weeks and the season ends with an awards banquet. This is a community-sponsored league, so fees are at a minimum. The league has 110 team members, both male and female. We are looking for new teams/ players, too!WHO: Senior Adults, age 50 years and over onlyDATES: October 5 – April 12DAYS: ThursdaysTIMES: Section A: 12:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Section B: 3:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.LOCALE: Ocean Lanes, 71st Street, Ocean CityPRICE: OC Residents $110.00/ Non-Residents $120.00 (25-week season)PROGRAM NOTES: Registration is available through this brochure; at the front office at Northside Park; or at the bowling alley during league play.

In addition to league fees, teams are responsible for obtaining a sponsor for their team.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

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CERAMIC CLASSES FOR SENIORSFALL * 104412 / WINTER * 204412Create beautiful ceramic pieces for home or to give as gifts. This class is designed with special projects to instruct participants in the skill of greenware cleaning, glazing, and painting. All materials, with the exception of greenware, are provided to the class member. Instructor: Joi PairoWHO: Senior Adults, age 50 years and overDATES: Fall Section A: October 3 – November 21 Fall Section B: November 28 – January 30 (No Class 12/19 or 12/26) Winter Section: February 6 – March 27DAYS: TuesdaysTIMES: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 NoonLOCATION: Ocean City Senior Center, 41st Street & BayPRICE: OC Residents $13.00/ Non-Residents $24.00/ Drop-In $3.00PROGRAM NOTES: Participants need to register as a member of the MAC Center (if not already a member) and complete a registration form with the Ocean City Recreation and Parks.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Denise Ortega

SENIOR ONE DAY EVENTSBINGO, HAUNTEDFALL * 114419Costume Halloween Bingo at the Senior Center. Prizes for the best costume and special prizes when you call out “BINGO!” Donuts are provided to compliment your coffee.WHO: Senior Adults, 50 years and olderDATE: October 25DAY: WednesdayTIME: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.LOCALE: Ocean City Senior Center, 41st Street & the BayPRICE: FREE!PROGRAM SUPERVISIOR: Denise Ortega

BINGO, SAINT PATTY’SWINTER * 213419This annual Bingo is held at the MAC Center and celebrates everything green. Prizes for BINGO and for the person wearing the most green! Donuts and coffee compliment the fun!WHO: Senior Adults, 50 years and olderDATE: March 14DAY: WednesdayTIME: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.LOCALE: Ocean City Senior Center, 41st & the BayPRICE: FREE!PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Denise Ortega

WATER AEROBICSFALL * 103412 A-CThis professionally executed aquatic exercise program is designed to improve strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular fitness. The Carousel Hotel offers their pool with waist to chest high water. Certified Instructor: Edith Vogl WHO: Senior Adults, 50 years or olderDATES: Fall Section A: September 5 – September 28 Fall Section B: October 3 – October 26 Fall Section C: October 31 – November 28 (No class 11/23)DAYS: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTIMES: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.LOCALE: The Carousel Resort Hotel, 11700 Coastal HighwayPRICE: OC Residents $24.00/ Non-Residents $35.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Denise Ortega

CHRISTMAS LUNCHEONWINTER * 200322This luncheon is an annual affair sponsored by the Recreation Department. It is a sit-down luncheon with all the trimmings. You will enjoy great musical entertainment, as well as a performance by the talented Ocean City Recreation Dancers. This is always a memorable and delicious luncheon!WHO: Adults, age 50 years and overDATE: December 6DAY: WednesdayTIME: 10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.LOCALE: TBDPRICE: OC Residents $13.00/ Non-Residents $22.00PROGRAM NOTES: Advance registration only. Reserve a table or single ticket starting November 1. If applicable, please make sure to indicate who you would like to be seated with when registering. Register at Northside Park Complex. Cut–off date: November 21PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

VALENTINE DINNER DANCEWINTER * 221422The Recreation and Parks Department sponsors an annual Valentine Dinner Dance for its adult community. The evening includes hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, a sit–down dinner and dancing! This is the biggest dance of the season, so reserve your table early!WHO: Adults, age 50 years and overDATE: February 14DAY: WednesdayTIME: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.LOCALE: TBDPRICES: OC Residents $32.00 per person/ Non-Residents $43.00 per personPROGRAM NOTES: All tables and seats are reserved. Please make sure to indicate who you would like to be seated with when registering. Starting date for registration: January 3. Cut–Off: January 31. You have one month to register!PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

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BASKETBALL DROP INDrop in to hoop it up with fellow basketball players! This program is operated on a first come, first serve basis. Basketball are available for use. Participation limits may be set at the discretion of the program supervisor.WHO: All agesDATES: August 21 – June 13 DAYS: Mondays & WednesdaysTIMES: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $3.00/ Non-Residents $4.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Craig Southard

FALL MOVIE NIGHTFALL * 159514Join us for your last days of summer at our Ocean City Recreation and Parks Fall Movie Night! The movie will be announced at a later date and will be held outdoors at Northside Park Recreation Complex on our giant projection movie screen. Don’t forget to bring out your chairs or a blanket. We will have a concession stand open to purchase popcorn, candy, and more. Come on out, and enjoy the show!WHO: EveryoneDATES: September 2, 2017DAY: SaturdayTIME: 8:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: FREE! Concessions will be on sale.REGISTRATION: No registration is necessary.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

PICKLEBALL DROP INDrop-in to play this exciting game that everyone is talking about! Pickleball is a blend of tennis, badminton and ping pong and is a great way to meet new people and play a game that is right for a variety of skill levels. Equipment is available for use. Participants must have experience playing Pickleball, not a learn to play atmosphere. WHO: All agesDATES: August 28th - June 14th NO PICKLEBALL ON 9/4, 10/9, 11/23, 12/25, 12/26, 12/28,

1/1, 1/15, 2/19DAYS: Mondays, Tuesdays & ThursdaysTIMES: Mondays 1:00p.m. – 4:00p.m. – Advance Play Tuesdays 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. – All Levels Thursdays 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. - Beginner &

Intermediate Play Thursdays 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. - Advance PlayLOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Resident $3.00/ Non-Resident $5.00PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Craig Southard

A DAY FOR THE DOGSFall *326507Come show off your dog’s best trick, while mingling with other dog owners. We will have a fast catch contest. See how fast your dog can retrieve their toy. Prizes will be awarded. Small and large division. Professional Dog trainer Lori Ellison-Opdyke will also set up an obstacle course for dogs to showcase their skills!This event is great for families who love to get out and about with their dog, new owners working on socialization skills and for any dog owner wanting to have fun!WHO: All AgesDATE: September 16TIMES: 10:00 a.m. – noonLOCALE: 4th StreetPRICES: $10.00 per dogPROGRAM NOTES: Please remember your dog must remain on its leash inside the park. However, in the fenced in section they can be off leash to perform their tricks and run through the obstacle course. In the event of inclement weather, event will be cancelled.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Denise Ortega

PUPPY & DOG OBEDIENCEFALL * 126509 A (BEGINNER) 126509 B (ADVANCED) 126509 C (PUPPY)WINTER * 226509 A (BEGINNER) 226509 B (ADVANCED) 226509 C (PUPPY)Does your dog walk you, jump on visitors, and chew on everything except that expensive toy you spent hours selecting? Then it might be time for an obedience class! Dogs naturally want to please their owners and certain skills are necessary to communicate what you want from them. This intensive 8–week class helps you establish a new, positive relationship from which both you and your pet can benefit. The Puppy Class is for pups 8 weeks to 6 months and focuses on socialization as well as house breaking procedures and training methods. The Beginner Class is for the inexperienced dog, while the Advanced Class is for the more experienced dog that has already graduated from prior classes.WHO: Dogs 8 weeks and older (and their owners)DATES: Fall Sections: September 5 – October 19Winter Sections: February 6 – March 22DAYS: Tuesdays (Exception: October 19 and March 22 are Thursdays.)TIMES: 7:00 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. Beginner 7:45 p.m. – 8:15 p.m. Puppy (First Night 7:00p.m.) 8:15 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. AdvancedLOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Residents $60.00/ Non-Residents $70.00/ Drop-in $10.00PROGRAM NOTES: Inoculation records are required. Puppy & Beginner owners should not bring dogs on the first class. We will have a lecture style class that will include a question and answer time.

Advanced owners should bring their dogs to the first class.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Denise Ortega

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PUPPY & DOG OWNER: Questions & Answers* 126505 A & BJoin professional dog expert and trainer Lori Ellison-Opdyke and ask all of your questions about what dog is right for you. Should you buy from a breeder or adopt a rescue? Is a small or large dog best for your family? Long or short hair? Lori will answer all of your questions and help you to better understand your dog or dog to be.WHO: All AgesDATE: Section A: September 5 Section B: February 6DAY: TuesdayTIME: 7:00 p.m. – 8:15 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: $10.00 or included with Obedience ClassPROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Denise Ortega

SOCCER DROP IN Drop in and kick it with fellow soccer players! This program is operated on a first come, first served basis. Soccer balls are available for loan with a current driver’s license. Participation limits may be set at the discretion of the program supervisor. Please call to confirm availability.WHO: All agesDATES: August 22 – June 12 DAYS: TuesdaysTIMES: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: OC Resident $3.00/ Non-Resident $4.00PROGRAM NOTES: Primarily adult participationPROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Craig Southard

WALKING DROP IN Keep up your healthy walking exercise during the cooler months at Northside Park! Get your heart rate going while enjoying our 1/10th of a mile gymnasium.WHO: AdultsDATES: Year roundDAYS: Monday – FridayTIMES: 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.LOCALE: Northside Park GymnasiumPRICE: FREE!PROGRAM NOTES: Please be considerate of dance and aerobics class participants.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Craig Southard

BONFIRE FAMILY FUN NIGHT ON THE BEACH* 150520Come join the Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department for family fun night with a good old-fashioned campfire on the beach. Entertainment will include storytelling and music. S’mores and hot chocolate will be provided as refreshments. Bring your beach blankets, warm clothes, and your family spirit for a night of bonfire fun!WHO: Families of all shapes and sizes (pets on leash please)DATE: October 6DAY: FridayTIME: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.LOCALE: 130th Street on the beachPRICE: Youth $3.00/ Adults (over 18 years) $5.00/ Families of 6 or more $15 flat ratePROGRAM NOTES: Pre-registration is requested, but we will accept registration at the beach.OTHER: Children under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult. Program will be cancelled if there is inclement weather.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Anna Paterson

HALLOWEEN “SPOOK OUT” PARTYSUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2017Get your Halloween costume ready and join all the other goblins at the Halloween “Spook Out” Party this Fall! Participants of all ages, including parents will fill the Northside Park gym for carnival games, arts and crafts, hayrides, and snacks! Costume contests will be scheduled throughout the event.WHO: Children of all agesDATE: Sunday, October 29, 2017TIME: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: One full bag of individually wrapped candy per childPROGRAM NOTES: No pre-registration is required for this event.PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

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SUNFESTSEPTEMBER 21 – 24, 2107

Sunfest celebrates its 43rd year as Ocean City’s largest family festival. Sunfest artists will delight your senses with their art and craft creations. Enjoy live entertainment on two stages all day long. Watch the artists create their works of art in the demonstration tent. Take the entire family on a hayride up and down Ocean City’s beautiful beach. Savor delicious food from famous Eastern Shore delicacies to a wide assortment of ethnic food. America’s Top-Ranking Art & Craft show has something for everyone! Hours are: Thursday – Saturday,

10 a.m. – 10 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Admission to the four-day event is free! All entertainment is free with the exception of the headline acts, which start at 8 p.m. Thursday, September 21, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy bring their exciting show to the Sunfest stage. Friday, September 22, enjoy Country legend, Clint Black in concert. Christopher Cross will perform on Saturday, September 23. Tickets for the headline acts are on sale at the Roland E. Powell Convention Center Box Office Monday through Friday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. or you may order tickets by calling Ticketmaster at 1-800-551-SEAT or www.ticketmaster.com.

TRANSPORTATIONSince parking at the event is limited, visitors are urged to use various public transit options:

WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS: 25th ANNIVERSAY NOVEMBER 16, 2017 - DECEMBER 31, 2017Northside Park, 125th Street & the Bay. Sunday – Thursday, 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.; Friday & Saturday 5:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. Admission is $5.00 for those 12 years & older, and FREE for those 11 years and younger. For over twenty-five years, Winterfest of Lights has delighted families with its holiday light displays, music and attractions. Take a ride through 58-acres of animated displays on the Winterfest Express. Board the train and enjoy the synchronized holiday music as you glide past spectacular lighted displays, including the Twelve Days of Christmas and other favorite holiday themes. Visit the heated Winterfest pavilion, buy a cup of hot chocolate at the OC Recreation Boosters Café, and browse the Gift Shop for that special stocking stuffer or gift. Santa and Mrs. Claus are available for photos every night until December 23. On New Year’s Eve, ring in the New Year with entertainment, giveaways and fireworks at midnight. Be sure to visit Winterfest of Lights at Northside Park for that lasting holiday memory!

• Boardwalk Tram: Ride the Boardwalk Tram directly to the Sunfest grounds for only $3.00 per person one-way. The tram runs from 10 a.m. to midnight Thursday, Friday, and Saturday and 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sunday.

• Sunfest Express: The Sunfest Express offers convenient service for festival attendees traveling from the Roland E. Powell Convention Center. This is a non-stop express that takes you directly to the Sunfest grounds for only $3.00 all day. Parking is free at the Convention Center south lot. Shuttles depart the lot every 30 minutes from 9 a.m. until 30 minutes following the end of the evening’s last concert, Thursday through Saturday, and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.

• Park and Ride (Bus): Park your vehicle for free and ride a bus to the festival grounds. You can ride the bus all day for $3.00.

The following locations offer Park and Ride:

• Public Safety Building on 65th Street

• Northside Park on 125th Street (walk to Coastal Highway)

• Park and Ride (Shuttle): You may park your car for free at the West Ocean City Park and Ride and hop on the non-stop shuttle that takes you directly to the Sunfest grounds for only $1.00 per boarding.

If you require special assistance with handicapped transportation please call (410) 723-1606.

For more information, please call 1-800-626-2326 or visit www.oceancitymd.gov

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Tournaments

GOLF TOURNAMENT: OC Recreation Boosters’ SWING FOR YOUTH Golf OpenSATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017Eagles Landing plays host to the OC Recreation Boosters Annual Swing for Youth Golf Open scheduled for Saturday, October 29, 2016. This four–person Florida scramble is a huge success, with sell-out crowds each year. Participation is limited. All-inclusive price of $125 per player, $500 per team. Price includes greens fees and cart, 2 mulligans per person, putting contest and raffle tickets. The tournament begins with a shotgun start at 10:00 a.m. All proceeds from this event will benefit the youth programs of Ocean City’s Recreation and Parks. For more information, call Eagles Landing Golf Course at (410) 213-7277

GOLF TOURNAMENT: Turkey Trot OpenSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2017Format: 4-player scramble. Popular golf tournament followed by a turkey dinner feast. A 9:30 a.m. shotgun start will put the event into action. Entry fee is $60.00 per person, which includes greens fee, cart, food, prizes, and fun. Call the pro shop at 410-213-7277 or email Robert Croll at [email protected] to sign up. This event sells out early!

GOLF TOURNAMENT: Super Bowl ScrambleSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2018Format: 4-player scramble with a unique scoring format. The team consists of a Coach, Quarterback, Running Back and Wide Receiver. Teams score points in the following manner: Touchdown (eagle) 6 points, Field Goal (birdie) 3 points, Extra Point (par) 1 point and Safety (bogey) –2 points. 30% of the “A” player’s handicap is the team offense. Schedule: Tailgate Brunch Party at 9:00 a.m. Kick-off is at 10:00 a.m. shotgun start. Entry fee is $60 per player, which includes green fees, cart and tailgate party, plus “Throw the Bomb” on the third hole andMelanie’s Blitz Soup served at half-time. Prizes will be awarded for winning teams. Call the pro shop at 410-213-7277 or email Robert Croll at [email protected] to sign up.

GOLF TOURNAMENT: St. Patrick’s ScrambleSATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2018Format: 4-player scramble. Teams will play 6 holes from each Gold, White and Blue Tee. Teams choose the holes they play from each of the tees. 30% of the team’s average handicap will be used. Players may find that their ball lands in a clover. If so this player’s team is truly lucky because their ball will be deemed holed! 9:30 a.m. shotgun start with lunch served immediately following play. The menu includes many Irish American favorites. The field is limited to the first 32 teams. Entry fee is $60 per player, which includes green fee, cart, lunch and prizes. Call the pro shop at 410-213-7277 or email Robert Croll at [email protected] to sign up.

OCEAN CITY FALL PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT * 300600 A – IEnd the summer Pickleball season by playing right here at Northside Park’s Recreation Complex in Ocean City, MD. The tournament will offer a variety of age divisions and skill levels. Double elimination format with men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles offered. Registration will determine days and times of play.WHO: Adults DAY/DATES: Saturday,

September 16, 2017 Sunday, September 17, 2017TIME: 9 a.m. startLOCALE: Northside Recreation ComplexPRICE: $35 Registration Fee per person $10 per additional divisionTOURNAMENT NOTES: Firm Registration deadline of September 8, 2017PROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Kim Allison

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SOCCER TOURNAMENT, ST. PATRICK’S INDOOR SERIES* 237371, * 33733730 YEARS!!! This year marks our 30th year for the Annual St. Patrick’s Indoor Soccer Tournament Series. We anticipate this to be one of the best!! Be a part of this long standing Ocean City tradition. We estimate attendance to be over 170 teams over the four weekends. Don’t take a chance on outdoor tournaments in February and March. Register now to compete indoors during one of these fantastic weekends of competitive soccer. Please call (410) 250-0125 for information. WHO: U10, U12, U14, U16, U18, and Unlimited DivisionsDATES: February 23– 25: U18 Boys & Girls Division (2000 birth

year and up, exception born in Sept. 1 – Dec. 31, 1999) and Adult Co-Rec Division (18 & over) March 2 – 4: U12 Girls & Boys Division (2006 birth year

and up) and U16 Boys & Girls Division (2002 birth year and up). March 9 – 11: U10 Girls & Boys Division (2008 birth year

and up) and U14 Boys & Girls Division (2004 birth year and up).

March 16 – 18: Adult Men & Women Divisions (18 and over)

DAYS: Friday, Saturday and SundayTIMES: Tournament play begins on Friday at 5:00 p.m. (with the exception of Adult tournaments starting as early as 12:00 noon on Friday). Games will be played as early as 7:00 a.m. and as late as 12:00 midnight. Sunday championship games can start as late as 6:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside Park Recreation ComplexPRICE: $400 per teamREGISTRATION: Registration period for this tournament will be January 2 – January 28, 2018. You may not register for this tournament using our online registration system. Please call 410- 250-0125 for registration information. Visit http://oceancitymd.gov/soccer to download a registration form. PROGRAM SUPERVISORS: Kim Allison & Chris Clarke

OCEAN CITY SURFIN’ SOFTBALL FALL CLASSIC* 138371Start your fall fast-pitch season with a weekend in everyone’s favorite resort destination, Ocean City! Teams of 10U, 12U, and 14U players will load the bases and hit a home run at this great event. Sign up with USSSA.com.WHO: Girls 10U, 12U, and 14U teamsDATES: September 23 – 24DAYS: Saturday and SundayTIMES: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.LOCALE: Northside ParkPRICE: $575 per teamPROGRAM SUPERVISOR: Chris Clarke

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OCEAN CITY BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEEThe Town of Ocean City Beautification Committee works in partnership with the Department of Recreation and Parks to bring the beauty of trees and color to our barrier island town. The volunteer members are appointed and commissioned by the Mayor and City Council to help determine the needs of the town for the planting, maintenance, and protection of all trees on the streets and in the parks of Ocean City. The members provide assistance by making referrals for the enforcement of the landscape code.

They also engage in a calendar year full of special events and activities. Each spring the Ocean City Beautification Committee, along with second grade students from Ocean City Elementary School, join to produce an Arbor Day celebration for the town. During the festivities, the Mayor is presented with the National Arbor Day Foundation’s Tree City USA Award and the MD P.L.A.N.T. Award, which is administered by the Maryland Community Forest Committee. Each summer the committee tours the town to review nominated properties for Beauty Spots Awards, which the Mayor and City Council present in September at a City Council meeting. Finally, each December, the committee beautifully decorates City Hall for the holidays.

Please visit the committee on the web at www.oceancitymd.gov/bc/ or email them at [email protected].

OC RECREATION BOOSTERSThe Ocean City Recreation Boosters is a non-profit, independent community organization made up of area residents and representatives from various local community organizations that join their talents and resources to support the youth recreation programs offered by the

Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department. The Ocean City Recreation Boosters is made up of an executive board, civic organizations and members-at-large.

The OC Boosters current membership list includes:

Officers: Donna Reid, President; Dan Wormann, Vice President; Honi Jarvis, Secretary; Norma Simmons, Treasurer

Members-at-Large: Kate Gaddis, Mary Delaney, Bill Paul, Pat Terrill, Val Vigorito, Linda Woodard, Janet Kennedy, June & Chuck Wilson, Bill Dooley, Harry How, Kathy and Steve Jarczynski, Dave Ludwig, Susan Petito, Arthur Thomas, Ellen Tsakalas, Diane Wormann and Phil Reid

Members representing organizations: Kate Gaddis, Recreation and Parks; Bill Paul, OC-Berlin Optimists Club; Val Vigorito, O.C. Lioness Club; and Honi Jarvis, Quota Club

Ocean City Recreation Boosters organize events and engage in fundraising activities that help to lower the fees for recreation programs offered to the area children.

Annual fundraising activities include: our annual Swing for Youth Golf Tournament; hot chocolate sales during Winterfest; shirt sales at our annual St. Patrick’s Soccer Tournament; and wine booths at Springfest, Sunfest and Sunset Park Concerts, and other events. The volunteers also offer their time and talents at a variety of events hosted by Ocean City Recreation and Parks, including our annual Halloween Spook-Out, annual Easter Fun Shop and athletic tournaments. Ocean City Recreation Boosters are critical to the continued success of Ocean City Recreation programs. They are always looking for more volunteers. If you are interested in helping and/or joining, please contact OCRP at 410.250.0125. Parents, family and friends are all welcome!

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DON’T MISS OUT! DISCOVER THE FOOD AT THE NORTHSIDE PARK CONCESSION STANDS!

Open for business during recreation programs and tournaments, the Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department operates 3 different concession sites within its most active park.

HOME RUN CAFE’ located in the Softball Pavilion and the SOCCER CONCESSION located near the Fishing Pier are open May - October, and the COMMUNITY CENTER CONCESSION located inside the Northside Park Recreation Complex is open during select tournament and league play throughout the year.

All three locations offer a variety of concessions, including: • Breakfast Sandwiches and Fresh Fruit • Freshly Squeezed Lemonade and Smoothies • Turkey Clubs and Pulled Pork Sandwiches • Chicken Fingers and Mozzarella Sticks • Sizzling Fries and Freshly Popped


Park Profiles1. Inlet Park • Located on the Southern most end of Ocean City overlooking Assateague Island.2. Sunset Park • Located on South Division Street west of South Philadelphia Avenue.3. Entry Park • Located on North Division Street, at Philadelphia Avenue.4. Third Street Beach Volleyball Courts • Located between 3rd and 4th Streets on the beach.5. Downtown Recreation Complex • Located between 3rd and 4th Streets (bayside).6. Ninth Street Fishing Pier • Located at Ninth Street and the Bay.7. Robin Park • Located off of 28th Street and Robin Drive.8. Convention Center Park • Located on 41st Street Bayside.9. OC Tennis Center • Located on 61st Street Bayside.10. Little Salisbury Park • Located on 94th Street and Bayside. OC Dog Playground is here!11. Jamestown Park • Located on Jamestown Road (116th Street).12. Northside Park • Located on 125th Street & the Bay.

OC Recreation & Parks Main Office is located here.13. Gorman Park • From 136th Street turn right onto Derrickson & left into park.14. Fiesta Park • Located on 141st Street and the Bayside.15. North Surf Park • Located adjacent to North Surf Road (turn left off 142nd Street)

1. Inlet Park .21 acres

2. Sunset Park .67 acres

3. Entry Park .49 acres

4. Third Street Beach Volleyball Courts .36 acres

5. Downtown Recreation Complex 4.25 acres

6. Ninth Street Fishing Pier .05 acres

7. Robin Park .23 acres

8. Convention Center Park 1.25 acres

9. Ocean City Tennis Center 2.5 acres

10. Little Salisbury Park 2.22 acres

11. Jamestown Park .34 acres

12. Northside Park 58 acres

13. Gorman Park 1.8 acres

14. Fiesta Park 2.46 acres

15. North Surf Park 1.96 acres

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3rd Street & St. Louis Avenue, Ocean City, MD410.289.BOWL • www.oceanbowl.com • www.facebook.com/OceanCityRecreationandParks

Skate Boarding & In-Line Skating!As the world’s oldest operating municipal skate park, the Ocean Bowl offersskateboarders and inline skaters of all ability levels an exceptional Ocean City experience. The 17,000 square foot concrete-based park takes advantage of every inch of space, with transitions allowing flow from one end of this “carvable” park to the other. The renovated bowl and vert ramp offer smooth riding surfaces and the mini-ramp and bird bath continue to be user favorites!

Park Hours weather permitting (subject to change without notice)SEPTEMBER – OCTOBERWeekdays 12:00 p.m. – darkWeekends 9:30 a.m. – dark

NOVEMBER – MARCHWeekdays 2:00 p.m. – darkClosed WednesdaysWeekends 9:30 a.m. – darkOpen Daily 9:30 a.m. – dark

APRIL – MAYWeekdays 12:00 p.m. – darkWeekends 9:30 a.m. – dark

JUNE – AUGUSTOpen Daily 9:30 a.m. – darkWeather permitting

Weekday Daily Pass $12Weekend Daily Pass $15

Weekly Pass $42Annual Pass $110

*Resident Annual Pass $60

*Resident Annual Pass must provide proof of residency (Ocean City tax bill or water bill). Must live within the Town’s corporate limits (East of Rt. 50 bridge & south of Delaware line).

Registration & Equipment• Parents/legal guardians are required to register

their children under the age of 18 years.• All skaters must complete a waiver form prior to

participating. Skaters must wear required safety gear (now available for rent or purchase).

Eagle’s Landing Golf Course in Ocean City, Maryland has everything you’re looking for in a classic game of golf. Beauty. Lush greens. And spectacular views. This premier course overlooks the serene Sinepuxent Bay and the unspoiled beauty of Assateague Island.

While you’re here, stop by our full-service clubhouse. Enjoy breakfast, snacks and sandwiches at the Caddy Shack Café. Or stock up on your favorite brands at the Golf Shop. Eagle’s Landing is home of the Talon Club, the best frequent golfers’ deal in town. And be-ing minutes away from Ocean City’s boardwalk and beach, you’ll be sure to have a unique golfing experience.

Come see for yourself the tradition and beauty of Eagle’s Landing.

Book a tee time today at EaglesLandingGolf.com, or call 800.283.3846.Eagles Landing Golf Course

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OCEAN CITY TENNIS CENTER61st Street and the Bay, Ocean City, MD 21842

410.524.8337www.oceancitymd.gov/tennis

The Ocean City Tennis Center, owned and operated by the Town of Ocean City, boasts six Premier Courts, and three Lee fast dry clay courts, with a professional staff on duty May 15th through October 1st. Nets are left up during the winter months for play. In season, there are many activities offered for kids and adults. The courts can be reserved during this time as well.

FALL PROGRAMS www.oceancitymd.gov/tennis

YOUTH PROGRAMS10 and Under Programs

ADULT PROGRAMSMen’s Early Bird Doubles • Women’s Doubles Flights

Private Instruction Available.Contact the Tennis Center for more information.

Passes can be purchased at Northside Park, Monday – Friday, normal business hoursor call 410.250.0125 for more information. Prices are as follows:

Resident Annual Pass $50.00 Member + 1 dogResident Extra Dog Pass $5.00 Each additional dog

Non-Resident Annual Pass $100.00 Member + 1 dogNon-Resident Extra Dog Pass $5.00 Each additional dog

Resident Half-Year Pass $30.00 (July 1st or later)Non-Resident Half-Year Pass $60.00 (July 1st or later)Resident Extra Dog Pass $5.00 Each additional dog

Visitor 7 Day Pass $15.00 Visitor + 1 dogVisitor Extra Dog Pass $5.00 Each additional dog

We’ve gone to the dogs!OC DOG PLAYGROUND

The Ocean City Dog Playground is located at 94th Street in Little Salisbury Park. The dog playground is divided into two sections, a small dog area for dogs 28 pounds and under and a large dog area for dogs over 28 pounds. Dogs under six months of age are not permitted in the dog park.

The access pass issued will allow unlimited usage of the Ocean City Dog Playground from dawn to dusk, seven days a week, weather & conditions permitting. Please note that cards are non-transferable.

Completion of the application form including dog license and vaccination information is required. All dogs must have both a current dog license issued by a municipality and a current rabies vaccination certificate from a licensed veterinarian. A proof of residency or property ownership will also be required for a resident pass.


Registration Information4 Easy Ways to Register

ONE. STOP BY: Northside Park Fall/Winter Office Hours: 125th Street and Bay Monday - Friday Ocean City, MD 21842 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m

TWO. BY MAIL: Fill out the registration form provided in this brochure; make check or money order payable to “Town of Ocean City” or provide your VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express number with expiration date and mail to:

Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department 200 125th Street Ocean City, Maryland 21842

THREE. FAX TO: 410.250.5409 Please call in payment information for faxed registration forms.

FOUR. ONLINE: Register online at: http://oceancitymd.gov/Recreation_and_Parks/. We will create an account for you the first time. Once we set you up, you will receive an email with your user name and password. If you forgot your name and password you can retrieve it at this same address. Registration may not be taken by phone.

BE SURE TO CHECK OUT OUR NEWLY REDESIGNED ONLINE REGISTRATION PAGE!

PRICESOcean City residents, through property taxes, make a significant contribution to the operation of Ocean City Recreation and Parks system. Non-resident prices are charged so non-resident participants can fairly contribute to the overall financing of the park system. Prices are listed separately for Ocean City residents and out-of-city residents. An Ocean City resident is defined as a person who lives or owns property within the corporate limits of Ocean City. Anyone who lives in WEST OCEAN CITY, OCEAN PINES, BERLIN, DELAWARE, and/or any other town outside of Ocean City’s corporate limits is considered a non-resident. Payment is required at the time of registration. Verification of residency status may be requested.

REFUNDSYour satisfaction is important to us. A full refund is automatic when minimum enrollment is not met for a class or for unforeseen events on our part. Refund requests will be considered on a case-bycase basis and may be pro-rated. Please allow 20 days for processing.

CLASS CANCELLATIONS/MODIFICATIONSThe Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department reserves the right to cancel, combine or divide classes/ programs, to change time, date or place of meeting, to change the instructor assignments, and to make other revisions which may become necessary.

Applications for the OC Recreation Boosters’ Low Income Assistance Program are available at Northside Park Recreation Complex, please allow 2 weeks prior to start of program for approval.

OCEAN CITY RECREATION & PARKS DEPARTMENT200 125TH STREET, OCEAN CITY, MD 21842

Phone 410-250-0125 • Fax 410-250-5409 • Rain Hotline 410-250-2124Visit our websites at www.oceancitymd.gov and www.ocsportscamps.com.

Mail or fax this registration form to the mailing address and/or fax number above

REGISTRATION FORM Participant’s M/F Age Grade Birthdate Program Number Program Description Price Last Name First Name

Please check all that apply o OC Resident (OCR) o Town Employee (OCE) o Worcester County Resident (WCR) o OC Property Owner (OCL) o OC Volunteer Firefighter (OCF) o Non- Resident (NR)

Parent, Guardian, or Adult Participant Information: Last Name: ______________________________________ First Name: __________________________________________

Mailing Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Street City State Zip Code Ocean City Property Address: ___________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone: ______________________ Work Phone:______________________ Cell Phone: ________________________

E-mail Address(s): ____________________________________________________________________________________The e-mail information collected will be used only by the Ocean City Recreation center and will not be sold or forwarded to other companies and/or sites.

Emergency Contact Name & Phone Info: ___________________________________________________________________ Name Phone

If faxing in your registration, please contact our office at 410-250-0125 with payment information or provide number below: Credit Card Number________________________________________________________ Exp. Date ___________________

Would you be interested in becoming a sponsor? o Yes o No and/or volunteer? o Yes o No

Make Checks Payable to: TOWN OF OCEAN CITY Total Amount Enclosed: __________________________________

How did you hear about our programs? (Check all the apply) o Town of OC Website or Affiliated Link o Television o Newspaper o Radio o Other Website o School Flyer o Recreation Dept Brochure o Facebook o Twitter o Instagram o PeachJar o Other ____________________________________________________________________________________________ WAIVER STATEMENT (MUST BE SIGNED & MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER)I do for myself, my heirs, and assigns, waive and release any and all claims to damage against the Town of Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department and its agents or authorized representative(s) conducting the above listed program(s) as a result of any and all injuries incurred by the above listed participant(s) from, or while participating in said program(s). *Participants may at some time be photographed for publicity purposes.

Please Note: Due to the strenuous nature of some activities, the participant is urged to consult his or her physician concerning fitness to participate. All activities present certain inherent risks and hazards which the participant is urged to consider and which the participant assumes.

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Current March 2017


Facility Reservation InformationThe Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department may have just what you need from equipment reservations and fields, to picnic areas and volleyball courts. Most facilities are located within our town’s five square miles, so you hardly have to leave your backyard! Call 410.250.0125 to find the right place for your next event.

COMMUNITY ROOM• Meetings and functions • Additional charges for a supervisor, setups, breakdowns,

etc.PRICE: $66/hour (2 hour minimum)

FIELDS (based on availability)• Fields to be reserved: Downtown Recreation Complex: Youth Baseball/Softball Field, Softball Northside Park: Softball/Baseball/Soccer Field and Multipurpose Open SpacePRICE: Ocean City Residents $42 – $43/hour. Non-Residents $53 – $54/hour. (Additional fees for lights, field lining and special requests)

SHELTERS/PICNIC AREAS (available May through mid October)• Northside Park: Picnic Pavilion (grill & water access),

Bomanite Patio (picnic tables), Gazebo (pier & gazebo), Fiesta Park: Picnic Pavilion, Gorman Park: Picnic Pavilion

• Guarantees availability for 1-4 hoursPRICE: Ocean City Residents $67 / Non-Residents $84.

GYMNASIUMSEAST GYMNASIUM 2 full courts - Price: Ocean City Residents $80/hour. Non-Residents $115/hour.Price per court: Ocean City Residents $42/hour. Non-Residents $62/hour.

WEST GYMNASIUM 2 full courts – Price: Ocean City Residents $86/hour. Non-Residents $120/hour.Price per court: Ocean City Residents $42-$48/hour Non-Residents $60-$69/hour

Additional charges for supervisor, setups, breakdowns, score clocks, etc.

TOURNAMENT FEESEast Gymnasium: $110/per hourWest Gymnasium: $115/per hour

Let Ocean City Recreation & Parks run your next party or event!

OCEAN CITY RECREATION AND PARKS IS NOW OFFERING ACTIVITY-BASED PARTY BOOKINGS.

OUR RECREATION STAFF WOULD LIKE TO ASSIST YOU WITH ACTIVITIES TO MAKE YOUR PARTY

ONE TO REMEMBER!

PARTY THEMES INCLUDE:SOCCER! GLADIATOR DODGEBALL! BASKETBALL!

VOLLEYBALL! PRE-SCHOOL FUN!FOR DETAILS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR TO BOOK YOUR EVENT, PLEASE CONTACT US AT

410.250.0125

COME CREATE MEMORIES WITH US !


IndexPreschoolDance – Ballet, Tap & Jazz ..........................................................................10Fun Frolic & Fitness: A Motor Development Program ....................10Lil’ Stickers Lacrosse ......................................................................................10Martial Arts/Tae Kwon Do, Introduction ...............................................10Start Smart Sports: Basketball ................................................................... 11Start Smart Sports: Soccer/Outdoor & Indoor .................................... 11Soccer Clinic, Indoor ....................................................................................... 11Tennis Clinic ........................................................................................................ 11

YouthArchery Clinics.................................................................................................. 12Basketball Clinic, Fall ..................................................................................... 12Basketball Clinic, Winter .............................................................................. 12Pre-Season Basketball Clinic ...................................................................... 12Basketball, Boys Youth League ................................................................. 12Basketball, Boys High School League .................................................... 13 Basketball, Girls League ............................................................................... 13Cheerleading ..................................................................................................... 13Dance, – Ballet, Tap & Jazz ......................................................................... 13Field Hockey Clinic .........................................................................................14Fun Frolic & Fitness: A Motor Development Program ....................14Flag Football League, Youth ......................................................................14Futsal League, Indoor ...................................................................................14Golf Clinic ............................................................................................................ 15Lacrosse, Youth Indoor League ................................................................ 15Martial Arts/Tae Kwon Do, Introduction ............................................... 15Skateboard Lessons ....................................................................................... 15Soccer Clinic, Indoor ......................................................................................16Soccer, Winter Indoor Youth League .....................................................16Soccer Sunday High School Indoor League ........................................16Soccer, Winterfest Camp .............................................................................16Soccer, Spring Indoor Youth League ...................................................... 17Tennis Clinic ....................................................................................................... 17Youth Volleyball Clinic ................................................................................... 17 Ocean City Dva Volleyball Club ................................................................ 17

Youth One Day EventsBabysitting, Safe Sitter 1–Day Class ........................................................ 18Day Off School Deck Design/Skate Day ............................................... 18Halloween Bowl Bash .................................................................................... 18Gladiator Dodgeball, Homeschool .......................................................... 18Gladiator Dodgeball, Intermemdiate Grades 5 & 6 ..........................19 Middle School Activities Grades 7 & 8 ...................................................19 Mid-Nighter........................................................................................................19Mid-Nighter........................................................................................................19Pizza Party With Santa .................................................................................19

AdultAerobics, Low Impact ..................................................................................20 Aerobics, Step It Up ......................................................................................20Aerobics, Special Low Impact, Holiday Extension ...........................20Aerobics, Special Step-It-Up, Holiday Extension .............................20Dance, Line .......................................................................................................20Dance, Ballet Lyrical Fusion .......................................................................20Dance, Jazz – Beginner, Evening Intermediate, Intermediate, Recreational Jazz...........................................................21

Adult (continued)Dance, Tap – Beginner, Evening Beginner, Evening Intermediate, Intermediate, Advanced ........................... 21Flag Football League, Adult ......................................................................22Hockey, Floor Hockey Drop In ..................................................................22Kickball League, Outdoors .........................................................................22Lacrosse, Indoor Drop In .............................................................................22Bubble Soccer League, Indoor .................................................................22 Soccer, Adult League (Indoor) .................................................................22Tai Chi ..................................................................................................................23Tennis, Women’s Morning Doubles Flights .........................................23Tennis, Men’s Early Bird Tennis .................................................................23Tennis, Women’s Weekend Warriors .....................................................23Volleyball, Adult Co-Rec .............................................................................23Yoga .....................................................................................................................23Zumba .................................................................................................................24

Adult One Day EventsLine Dance Galore..........................................................................................24Tennis, Labor Day Weekend Adult Mixers ..........................................24

SeniorB-I-N-G-O, Senior Club ................................................................................24Bowling, Senior League ..............................................................................24Ceramic Classes For Seniors .....................................................................25Water Aerobics ...............................................................................................25

Senior One Day EventsBingo, Haunted ...............................................................................................25Bingo, Saint Patty’s .......................................................................................25Christmas Luncheon .....................................................................................25Valentine Dinner Dance ...............................................................................25

All AgesBasketball Drop In .........................................................................................26Fall Movie Night ..............................................................................................26Pickleball Drop In ...........................................................................................26A Day For The Dogs .....................................................................................26Puppy & Dog Obedience ............................................................................26Puppy & Dog Owner: Questions & Answers ...................................... 27Soccer Drop In ................................................................................................. 27 Walking Drop In .............................................................................................. 27

All Ages Special Activities and EventsBonfire Family Fun Night On The Beach ............................................. 27Halloween “Spook Out” Party .................................................................. 27Sunfest ................................................................................................................28Winterfest Of Lights: 25th Anniversay .................................................28

TournamentsGolf Tournament: OC Recreation Boosters’ Swing For Youth ....29 Golf Tournament: Turkey Trot Open ......................................................29Golf Tournament: Super Bowl Scramble .............................................29Golf Tournament: St. Patrick’s Scramble ..............................................29Ocean City Fall Pickleball Tournament .................................................29 Soccer Tournament, St. Patrick’s Indoor Series ................................30Ocean City Surfin’ Softball Fall Classic..................................................30

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Documents

Fall & Winter 2017-2018 A Guide to Ocean City … us on: ean City Recreation & Oc P. arks OC Rec & Parks. ocmd_recreationandparks. A Guide to Ocean City Recreation & Parks Fall & Winter