Table Tennis open to all youth. Bring your own gear or borrow from us with a One Card or Go Card. All youth are required to scan their one card upon arrival. If you don't have one yet, come see the community youth worker in the youth room. No session
Volunteer badminton supervisors have the right to direct players to an appropriate level of play. Most games are played in doubles on a court rotational basis. Registered participants have 15 minutes to arrive (by 7:25pm) or the spot will be sold to a drop-in participant. No single court games, unless time and/or skill level permits. [...]
For families (adults with children 7-18 yrs old). Children 7-12 must be accompanied by an adult. Please register under the name of the child. Please note each court rental time slot now has one program with a maximum of four spots. Each spot booked is for one court. Maximum 1 court booking per family. Players [...]
For families (adults with children 7-18 yrs old). Children 7-12 must be accompanied by an adult. Please register under the name of the child. Please note each court rental time slot now has one program with a maximum of four spots. Each spot booked is for one court. Maximum 1 court booking per family. Players [...]
A fun, low-pressure, skill-building experience for participants to play with friends and school mates in a supportive soccer environment. No experience necessary! Soccer shoes and shin guards are not provided but are recommended. Each session includes practice time and game play. No session April 19, May17, June 7. Location: Oak Park outside on grass field [...]
Smashball is a new, fun way for youth to learn how to play volleyball. Smashball lets kids compete and play while focusing on the most fun part of the game - smashing the ball! By teaching through gameplay, Smashball develops both physical and games-literacy. As athletes advance, Smashball becomes faster and more competitive to match [...]
The Train & Play sessions are designed for participants of all levels to learn volleyball in a low-pressure, developmentally appropriate environment. Coaches will instruct the participants on the different technical and tactical skills of volleyball using both the traditional and conceptual approach. No class Apr 21 & May 19.
The Developmentally Challenged Youth Basketball Association (DCYBA) promotes and supports the development of youth with developmental challenges through basketball. Males 19 years old are welcome to join. Learn to play in a non-competitive and fun environment. Contact Ann Carr if interested in joining at 604-228-9527
Badminton open to all youth. Bring your own gear or borrow from us with a One Card or Go Card. All youth are required to scan their one card upon arrival. If you don't have one yet, come see the community youth worker in the youth room. No session April 18, June 6.
Continue developing a tennis foundation and build confidence. Lessons provide young players with some experience the ability to continue developing their skills through high energy, game-based lessons that use the ¾ stage of the progressive tennis model. An emphasis is placed on inspiring a love for the game while building a solid technical foundation. Please [...]
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990 West 59th Avenue, Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada V6P 1X9
Phone: 604.257.8180
Fax: 604.257.8179
Email: marpolecc@vancouver.ca
TSBC License # LAM0202804
Jointly operated by the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation and the Marpole-Oakridge Community Association
We are grateful to live, work, create on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.