LCRAC Guide Session V & VI, 2017

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Contents Administrative Office and Centers 3 Aging Department 3 Cayce Tennis & Fitness Center 4 Lexington County Tennis Complex 5 Upcoming Tennis Events 5 Tennis Player Development Programs 6 Membership Information 7 Special Events 8 Youth Programs 8 Sports League Directory 9 Athletics 9 Fitness 10-11 Adult Programs 12 Adult Leagues 13 Arts & Crafts 13 Classics for Seniors 14-15 After School Contact Info 16 Summer Camps 16 A minimum and maximum enrollment number has been set for each class. Pre-registration required. COVER: <strong>LCRAC</strong> Summer Camp Program The Lexington County Recreation & Aging Commission’s Summer Camp program began in the summer of 1988 at a single location, the Lexington Leisure Center. The program has since expanded to include three more locations: Batesburg-Leesville Leisure Center, Tri-City Leisure Center (West Columbia), and Spires Gym (Cayce). These four programs, each led by their own Director, Assistant Director, and staff, service an average of 500 children per day with varying registration and attendance numbers by location each year. The Lexington County Recreation & Aging Commission’s Summer Camps strive to offer children an affordable camp experience that includes activities, arts & crafts, and field trips, all planned in an effort to keep children as busy, entertained, and active as possible. The Counselor In Training (CIT) Program was implemented at the Lexington Leisure Center in summer 2011. The CIT Program consists of middle schoolaged children and is designed to teach them leadership skills while having fun. Always under the direct supervision of senior staff, our CITs assist with the K5- 4th grade campers’ activities and at our seven Senior Centers. In 2016, the CIT Program expanded to Tri-City Leisure Center. CITs must have attended our programs in the past, and the application process includes submitting an application, two letters of recommendation, and completing an interview before acceptance. We are looking forward to another great summer and invite you to come be a part of it! INTERESTED IN SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES? Please contact: Paulette Criscione, Director of Sports Marketing 425 Oak Drive • Lexington, SC 29073 (803) 359-1312 Office • (803) 359-1313 Fax 2
Aging Department The overall goal of the seven Senior Centers of the Lexington County Recreation and Aging Commission is summarized in the motto, Privileged Ones Growing Older. Recognizing that it is a privilege to grow older, we strive to enhance the lives of the older adults in our population and to acknowledge and benefit from the numerous gifts those persons have to offer through their participation in our programs. Our Senior Centers offer a variety of programs and activities aimed at enhancing an older adult’s mental and physical wellness. Anyone who wishes to participate in our programs must be free of conditions requiring personal care assistance or personal supervision. Older adults are welcome to participate in the daily activities at the Centers. Call your local Center for age requirements, memberships, activity fees and program availability. For additional information call 356-5111. Aging Administrative Office 356-5111 125 Parker St. Batesburg-Leesville André Bauer Center 532-4536 241 Highland Ave. DIRECTOR: Kyle Shealy Gilbert-Summit Center 892-5745 409 Broad St. DIRECTOR: Maxine Caughman Lexington Center 957-7979 108 Park Rd. DIRECTOR: Annie Mack Pelion Center 894-4351 210 Pine St. DIRECTOR: Tawana Bonnett Pine Ridge Center 755-1274 1123 Courtney Dr. DIRECTOR: Beverly Smith Swansea Center 568-4545 197 N. Lawrence St. DIRECTOR: Jessie Green Tri-City Center 939-9311 485 Brooks Ave. DIRECTOR: Peggy Scott Administration Office 803-359-4048 563 South Lake Dr., Lexington SC 29072 Batesburg-Leesville Leisure Center 532-3810 227 Highland Ave., Batesburg SC 29006 M-Th 6:30 am-10 pm; F 6:30 am-6 pm; Sat 9 am-2 pm; Sun 2-5 pm CENTER DIRECTOR: Kristie Weed | KWeed@lcrac.com ASST. CENTER DIRECTOR/AFTER SCHOOL & SUMMER CAMP DIRECTOR: Wendy Binion | WBinion@lcrac.com Lexington Leisure Center 957-7828 108 Park Rd., Lexington SC 29072 M-Th 7 am-10 pm; Fri 7 am-6 pm; Sat 9 am-2 pm; Sun 2-5 pm 359-3658 Wellness Center M-Th 6 am-10 pm; Fri 6 am-7 pm; Sat 9 am-2 pm; Sun 1-6 pm CENTER DIRECTOR: Ann Griffis | AGriffis@lcrac.com ASST. CENTER DIRECTOR: John Alexander | JAlexander@lcrac.com AFTER SCHOOL & SUMMER CAMP DIRECTOR: Jess Sowell | JSowell@lcrac.com WELLNESS CENTER DIRECTOR: Tripp Clark | TClark@lcrac.com Tri-City Leisure Center 939-9309 485 Brooks Ave., West Columbia SC 29169 M-Th 6 am-10 pm; Fri 6 am-7 pm; Sat 9 am-4 pm; Sun 1-6 pm CENTER DIRECTOR: Darius Suber | DSuber@lcrac.com WELLNESS CENTER DIRECTOR: Tripp Clark | TClark@lcrac.com SUMMER CAMP DIRECTOR: Kyana Merritt | kmerritt@lcrac.com Ball Park Road Recreation Complex 359-0690 432 Ball Park Rd., Lexington, SC 29072 RECREATION SPECIALIST: Arnold Screen Gilbert-Summit Multi-Purpose Facility 892-4623 411 Broad St., Gilbert, SC 29054 AFTER SCHOOL DIRECTOR: Kyana Merritt | Kmerritt@lcrac.com Spires Recreation Center 791-1361 1500 Dunbar Rd., Cayce, SC 29033 M-F 3-9 pm; Sat., noon-5 pm; Sun., 1-6 pm CENTER DIRECTOR: Kissi Gortman | KGortman@lcrac.com Are you new to the area or have you moved? Mailing lists are frequently updated to remove incorrect names. To be added to this mailing list call 359-0964. 3
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