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Three children wearing YMCA T-shirts play flag football on a field.

Your kiddo will love playing, learning, and making new friends in this fall developmental league at the Y.

Photo by Scott Cook Photography

Fall is almost here — and it’s the perfect time for kids to get outside + have some fun. One of the best ways to do this? Joining the YMCA of Greenville’s youth sports program.

Getting active helps your kid:

  • Build healthy habits that last a lifetime
  • Manage stress, anxiety, and challenging emotions
  • Participate in organized sports, one of the Search Institute’s 40 Developmental Assets — aka, key experiences that help kids grow into well-adjusted adults

See the list of sports + register

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