by Randall's Island Park Alliance
Photo: randallsisland.org
A 5,000-seat world-class track and field stadium on Randall's Island with a certified 400-meter track and a FIFA-certified soccer field next door. The park alliance runs free youth sports programs here, including the Jesse Owens track club and summer camps.
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Youth programs run school year and summer
Free youth programs through the park alliance; meet fees vary
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Ages 6–17.
Free youth programs through the park alliance; meet fees vary
Youth programs run school year and summer
Randall's Island Park, 10035, Manhattan.
No. Icahn Stadium is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by Randall's Island Park Alliance: randallsisland.org.
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