Arcadia, United States
5150 Farna Ave
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+1 6264421160
I belonged to the Kare Youth League back in the days when it was called Boys Christian League. It was run by small group of Christian men who were our coaches. My coach was Mr.Ostergard. We played football, basketball, and baseball. I was always on the same team. My team was dictated by the neighborhood I lived in. That was great because that meant I played on a team with all my friends in the neighborhood. We rode a bus to and from our neighborhood to the facility every day. We practice during the week for the weekend games. There was one condition although if you wanted to play in the weekend game, Wednesday was not a practice but that was the day you were expected to come to the clubhouse for a nondenominational bible study. That was really a good thing that taught me a lot. The games on the weekends were something I will never forget. I am know 71 years old and still remember. We also did a lot more than play sports. We had a lot of adventures like , capture the flag games at. Night in parks around or at the clubhouse. We also went on hikes, bicycle rides and went away for weeks at a time to a camp in the mountains. This is a great place to grow up as a kid and also learn about God. It was never forced down your throat but presented in a way that you could take what you wanted from it. What an experience I had. Thank you so much Mr. Philip Ostergard. Bill Pauley, team Arrowhead
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One of the best youth (pre-k to 7th grade) sports league in Los Angeles, located in Arcadia, Irwindale, Covina and Upland. Focuses more on the kids growth in both sports and character rather than just trying to win, which gives more kids the chance to play when compared to city teams. The league is still very competitive, and it's great to see kids that start at a young age with almost no ability end up gaining a lot more coordination, skill and toughness through the years. More importantly, the program helps kids build strong character through team sports, camps, fundraising events and volunteering opportunities. I went through the program as a kid and plan to send my daughter here when she is old enough. Highly recommended.
KARE cares. The coaches teach the kids not only the mechanics of the sports they are playing but also sportsmanship and during their club meetings Biblical studies too. KARE may not be as inexpensive as some programs but the life skills are worth more than the cost of entry.
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