Neighborhood YMCA offering youth sports classes and leagues such as basketball, soccer and fitness, plus swim lessons and after-school programs. It is a newer branch in the South Bronx.
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Seasonal youth sports sessions; check branch schedule
Program fees; members get discounts; financial assistance available
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Ages 3–17.
Program fees; members get discounts; financial assistance available
Seasonal youth sports sessions; check branch schedule
434 Westchester Ave, 10455, in Melrose, the Bronx.
Yes. La Central YMCA Youth Sports is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by YMCA of Greater New York: ymcanyc.org, or call (718) 825-3060.
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