Sports Programs for Kids

Time(s): Vary (see schedule below)
Location: North Lawn | Map & Directions
Free Parking & Admission
Registration Required, Spaces Limited

The Great Park North Lawn is home to sports and recreation of all types. There is plenty of room to play on 7 acres of lawn, and the Great Park is pleased to offer an ongoing schedule of free clinics that will get kids and adults moving and active.

Our traditional sports programs for kids will range from soccer to football, volleyball to lacrosse, and much more. These clinics will teach kids basic skills as well as life skills such as teamwork, leadership, and good sportsmanship.

Registration Info
Sports Clinics are managed by i9 Sports. For questions, please call (949) 475-2949. When registering, you will be presented with (2) options:

1. Select “Pay With Credit Card” to register for FREE with the option to purchase an i9 sports t-shirt, football or soccer ball (depending on the type of Camp/Clinic) for $5 (t-shirt) or $10 (ball)…..OR
2. Select “Pre-Register Without Payment” to register for FREE if you do not wish to purchase the i9 sports equipment. Please disregard statement indicating that pre-registering does NOT guarantee a space in this program. Once you have completed the registration process, your child will be enrolled in the sports camp for FREE (based upon availability).

Program Schedule

Baseball Clinic
Sunday, December 13, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Click here to register.
Recommended for Boys & Girls ages 6 to 14
Registration required prior to January 12, 2013.

On Saturday, January 13, 2013 the Orange County Great Park will partner with Chapman University baseball, Elite Baseball and i9 Sports to conduct a FREE one day Baseball Clinic for kids ages 7-12 years old. During this one day clinic participants will receive hands on instruction from a college coach and several current college and professional baseball players on the basic fundamentals of the sport including hitting, defensive drills, throwing and fielding. Instructors will also teach specialized skills such as bunting, double plays, outfield/infield relays and base running. Participants should wear athletic clothing (baseball pants or shorts without belt loops or pockets, t-shirt and athletic shoes or rubber cleats), and bring their own bat, glove, lunch and water.