May 2018 Mauldin Report

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DEPARTMENT REPORT | RECREATION Youth Athletics Opening Day for Softball and Baseball on April 14th was a success. A crowd of approximately 800 people came to support the teams playing at Sunset Park. The Mauldin High School Baseball team volunteered to help call players names out and throw out t-shirts. The regular season will finish in early May, with playoffs beginning on the 17th. On April 21st a lacrosse play day was hosted at Sunset Park. Teams from Spartanburg, Asheville, Dorman, Inman, and Byrnes came to play, with players greeted by an enthusiastic crowd each game. The Mauldin High Lacrosse team helped make the day a success by running the clock, officiating games, and having a good time with the players.
Registration for fall sports will be available during the entire month of June, including football, flag football, baseball, softball, and cheerleading. Parents and students interested in signing up can visit mauldinrecreation.com for more details. Sports Center In late April, the Sports Center and Senior Center were certified as locations for the Silver Sneakers program. The Silver Sneakers program is a national program where health care providers pay membership fees for health and fitness facilities for their clients. The administrative process is currently under review; front desk staff at the Sports Center will have more information by late May, and the Sports Center hopes to have the program available by June. Group fitness classes were well-attended in April, with more than 1,100 members working out in classes like POUND, Zumba, Silver Fit, and Barre Boot Camp. A complete schedule for each month’s fitness classes can be found online at mauldinrecreation.com. Ray Hopkins Senior Center April was a busy month at the Ray Hopkins Senior Center. 4,362 guests enjoyed activities, trips and workshops. The AARP Tax Preparers finished their season, having assisted more than 300 seniors in filing their taxes this year. One couple who regularly visits the senior center weeded and replaced the plants in the courtyard, donating material from their own garden. Southern Flooring is working to install a new gym floor. Additionally, the City of Mauldin was awarded the Lt. Governors Permanent Improvement Grant in the amount of $362,000. These funds will allow the addition of an elevator, remodeling of restrooms and numerous other renovations to the facility.
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