Coaches Corner

Strong coaches make the difference. Thank you for volunteering to lead young athletes and teach them the value of playing sports! We are here to support you along the way.To view potential game cancelations, please visit rainoutline by clicking the image below. You will be the determining factor in practice cancelations, please be sure to communicate changes with your team. We look forward to seeing you at the next event!

Parents Corner

Supportive parents make the difference. Thank you for supporting your child to learn the value of playing sports!

We encourage you to learn the game and support the program and those that are dedicating their time, energy and knowledge for your child. We are here to support you along the way.

National Alliance for Youth Sports

In our continuing efforts to provide a positive, safe and fun environment for young athletes, the Thompson Rivers Parks and Recreation District is proud to implement the NAYS Coach Training & Membership program for coaches.

We join more than 3,000 organizations across the country conducting the NAYS Coach Training & Membership program and invite you to join the more than 3 million volunteer coaches who have become NAYS Coach since its inception 1981.

The NAYS Coach Training will provide our coaches with training on important general and sport-specific coaching topics. After completing the training, your NAYS membership will be in effect. Membership includes an ID card, $1,000,000 limited liability insurance policy, access to members-only resources, plus additional free training certificates.

Feel free to contact us or NAYS directly with questions (1-800-688-5437 or membership@nays.org).

Thank you for taking the time to complete this important training and for your continued dedication to the young athletes in our community.

National Alliance for Youth Sports, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, is America’s leading advocate for positive and safe sports activities for children. Since 1981, NAYS has partnered with more than 3,000 youth organizations to improve programming and to educate adults on their important roles in youth sports. Find out more at www.nays.org.