16+ (10-15 year olds approved with paid adult) - Join us for a one-day session to discover the enjoyment of fly fishing! Did you know that, in addition to trout and salmon, you can catch bass, sunfish, northern pike and muskie on a fly? Or saltwater fish like redfish, bonefish, permit and tarpon? Finish the class knowing about fly rods and reels, lines and leaders, casting, fly selection, knots, safety, clothing and gear. Children ages 10-15 are welcome with a parent or other participating adult

Never played to just starting to play (less than 10 games). Designed for those who have never played or have just begun playing pickleball. Learn the game and build confidence in your play. We'll discuss: Equipment, Rules, Scoring, Serve & Return, Drives, Dinking, Drop Shots, Lobs, and being a good partner. Typical class will have 20-30 minutes of instruction followed by social (noncompetitive) game play. Prerequisites: Never played to just starting to play (less than 10 games). Paddles and balls provided. Eye protection is highly recommended. Court Managers Jason and Mitch.

Pre-registration is required for this 'pick-up' style game.

Self-rated players level 3.25-3.75 looking for more competitive game play. Eye protection is hghly recommended. Players provide their own paddles and balls. Court manager: Leo

Instructor led class geared towards players under 3.75 level looking to improve their pickleball skills skills and build confidence/consistency in their play to become a better pickleball parter. Typically class will consist of 45-60 minutes of instructor led drills followed by game play with instructor observations and feedback. Instructors Jason & Mitch. Prerequisites: Participants must be below a 3.75 level, know the ruling/scoring, and have played >20 games. Eye protection highly recommended. Players provide own paddles.

Designed for those who have completed introduction to pickleball classes or equivalent and want to continue learning/playing. The goal is to continue to educate you on the game and build confidence in your play. Topics include Serve & Return, Drives, Dinking, Drop Shots, Attacking/Defending, court positioning and being a good partner. Typical class will have 20-30 minutes of instruction followed by social (noncompetitive) game play. Instructed by Kraig K. Prerequisites: Completed ISD 191 Community Ed’s Introduction to Pickleball class or equivalent. Played >20 games. Paddles and balls provided. Court/Tennis shoes. Eye protection is highly recommended.

Instructor led class designed to level up your pickleball skills. Topics include 3rd shot drop and 3rd shot drive strategy, stacking, fast vs slow, resets and advanced game play. Gain knowledge to play in a tournament/league environment and/or higher level of pickleball with your friends. Instructed by Jay D. Prerequisites: Participants must be below a 3.25 level, know the rules/scoring, and have played >20 games. Eye protection highly recommended.

Self-rated players below a 3.5 level looking for more non-competitive social play game. Eye protection is highly recommended. Players provide their own paddles and balls.